appear willing to take part in the board called president out on his calling for ready to throw their merican phones with the south korean model in this one but the problem is if you're on a minimum wage it would take you four months to paid off that might be a price too high for even the president's most loyal supporters. of this deal those using the opportunity to promote turkish made phones chairs and turkish phone maker vest electronic and surged after everyone's call to boycott u.s. brands as someone we stand behind a country that's why we're recommending this phone. over the past few days anti-american protests have taken place across turkey some demonstrators followed the president's call and changed their dollars into lira. i know i'm going to see you from. the u.s. president doesn't appear to know who he's dealing with he's facing the feeling the whole world knows his name. so you. will. despite the patriotic sentiments it might be a while before turks are ready to part with arrived. all right let's bring in selfish months our financial correspondent in new york so he very nice see y

they'll discuss the issues like syria like ukraine and like that controversial gas pipeline and yet merican herself on friday was warning not to expect too much from these talks what is likely to come out of them i think talks like this are always useful especially in such a volatile tile international environment especially with donald trump as u.s. president they have understood that they need to look at each other and see where they can find problematic solutions to all those issues on the table there will be meeting at the guest house and also a felon which means that there will be a much more private atmosphere than if they were to meet here in berlin for example they'll sit down for a couple of hours and we don't even know whether there will be other people there experts so whether it will be just the two of you know you mentioned one of the talks topics they'll be discussing which is the north stream to pipeline that will supply russian natural gas directly to germany and there's a number of parties that are not very happy about this pipeline ukraine being one of them and also the un

battle the ukrainian army in the east of the country is there any chance of a resolution here can merican actually send a u n troop u n mission to the region but as usual it's always it always comes down to the details russia doesn't really want you and troops to control the border area but germany is pressing for this we are no longer talking about the conflict in crimea of course that led to a frozen conflict between germany and russia this is about finding a solution in eastern ukraine and we'll see just how much progress they can make in these talks now. do stand by we will be coming back to you shortly a quick reminder for our viewers if you're just joining us now we're waiting for a statement by american blood emir poutine who will be speaking to the press before their bilateral meeting here in germany just north of berlin and we'll be bringing you their statements live when they do take place now i would like to go to our correspondent thomas farah who is standing by in the bourke north of berlin where that meeting will take place now thomas and you mention a number of the topics t

merican soldiers months orake experts years to identify these remains. >> as i said earlier this is a symbolic action. is a gesture of goodwill. tried to keep their promise. tried to keep their promise. i'm not sure actually. but maybe we can see one of those boxes the u.s. soldier was not real bodies. maybe it could be something else. but i'm more see the political action as a long-term process of denuclearization. thank you very much indeed for your time and analysis. turning our attention to germany where once again refugees with a lower level of protection than full refugee status. are allowed to bring their relatives to the country. the policy was suspended two years ago after germany took in record numbers of migrants. the resumption of this partial since the number of relatives allowed to come to germany is limited to 1000 per month. >> he left his wife and two young children in jordan heading to europe from syria three years ago. he thought it would take a few months for them to join him in germany. but he has only seen them by video call since then. with them.n contact withou

yet another example of how in the united states when it comes to issues of race and free speech and merican it's just don't see eye eye to. in there when the new york times has issued a statement over this defending its decision to hire sarah jones said she had simply used the same language as online harasses did to respond to them while sarah's self said they were meant to be satirical well following news of her twisted suspension activists can decide when it was confronted on the street by anti fascist protest this. i was having breakfast with him with another conservative activist colleague when they were harassed by protesters demonstrators could be seeing shouting in pieces they crowded around and the police were quickly on the saying. investigative journalist a window of police said this is the way to attack is hate speech it's not working. and they didn't then one thing it banned another that was just the substitution of words and they look really stupid for doing it so. they made a hash of it since to try and solve the problem it made it worse they really need to think this through

prosecutors say butina was tied to the kremlin and tried to merican political organizations like the nra. she's pleaded not guilty. >>> new at 11:00, the world is getting ready for final good-bye to the queen of soul, aretha franklin was surrounded bys loved o in the days before her death. the reverend jesse jackson i revealing a touching moment that she shared before she passed. we go inside a service in detroit. r orter: the service started with praise. it shifted to honoring franklin, telling stories of who she really was. >> she told me about her sojourn with reveren dr. martin luther king jr. and how she fought with brothers and sisters. >> reporter: franklin's longtime friend, reverend jesse jackson spe to the crowd starting with a prayer. >> the lord speak now, bless no healing now, hope now. >> reporter: jackson shared a moment with franklin before she passed. >> she had been out several days. she openes her e quickly and embraced my arm. and we began to cry. reporter: he stayed by her side. >> we kept praying. we kept singing. ask the lord that your will be done. >> reporter

merican exceptionalism writ large which as a matter of foreign policy means that we'll run the world. the i think writ small trump is a huge champion of that written large i think your other guest is correct he's he's not he's not a big champion of america around the world in the sense that we will make foreign policy for the world but we will behave any way we need to to protect our security and that that is often irrespective of what nicaragua wants or what what anybody else wants and i think trump is definitely a proponent of that the swamp would rather have us collectively sit with the european powers basically europe almost exclusively and and discuss what we need to do around the world while we pay the freight and they make the decisions and i think trump is trying to bring an end to that by threatening nato not as an institution like eisenhower did by the way and his presidency but to say that it's not an organization that we're going to support exclusively and move on forward with interchange and you know combined what we've just heard from michael and david so america first i

i don't think i've watched merican cast in twenty years. but i didn't even watch my own reports because as soon as i finish with my own reports i was on an airplane going to the next war so i can't comment about that i thought that the way in which the press was treated during the second gulf war because i was embedded for two months in baghdad was respectful was honest and was transparent and it was the three hundred sixty degree difference from the first gulf war first gulf war. the press was treated like a bunch of dogs in the alley you've been to numerous war zones but you decided against going to syria or for that matter to libya why is that why didn't you want to go there. i'd make a calculus. before i decide to go someplace i would like. i'm happy to take a risk and happy to risk can say i'm happy but i will risk my life if i think that the report that i make is going to change something. and that's the sort of sophisticated combinations of things want to have to be able to get to where i want to go i have to be able to operate with

state department spokesperson was pressed by journalists on the global effects of the tech issue merican dispy. bilateral issue between the united states has now ruled emerging markets we've heard everything from mexico to india currencies or more over the developing world of being affected by this at what stage does one stop this and so that you know the the rest of the world doesn't sink to the bottom of the economic pile well i think what we're seeing overall. and i'm not a an economist of course but economists would certainly tell you that what is happening in turkey goes far beyond the united states and united states recent policies. now let's discuss this live with jim draft trust for me u.s. diplomats jim welcome to the program and now that take a day is hitting back do you think washington where gretz imposing these tariffs on ankara. i don't think so i think the real question is to understand what is going on here underlying the question of a pastor brunson this this does not this does not in my opinion hang solely on the fate of this american pastor let's be honest nobody here

yet another example of how in the united states when it comes to issues of race and free speech and merican is just don't see eye to eye for news suspension from twitter to convey sevens was confronted on the streets by anti fascist protests this. was breakfast time with another conservative activist calling when demonstrators gathered near boy they can be seen throwing drinks and shouting stop white supremacy as well as calling them racist police quickly as you can see on the scene . investigative journalist fave lindelof says twitter's attempt to ban speech actually backfired they didn't then one thing they've been another that was just the substitution of words and they look really stupid for doing it so. they made a hash of it since to try and solve the problem that made it worse they really need to think this through and. jump in when there's a screaming match from one side or the other and they'll jump to try to stop it quickly with a stupid decision they need to really. think through policy and then operate according to a policy that is rational coherent and consistent and that hardl

right sunk a merican products including cars and alcohol. truth here in. the u.s. has brought relations with turkey to an almost complete hoax or disappointment is profound. well the rye was aggravated when anchorage detained in american passed over alleged links to terrorism among other measures washington slapped additional tariffs on turkish alimony and and also steel and that sent the turkish lira plummeting to record lows against the us dollar turkish stocks have also tumbled release pastor andrew bronson now or be prepared to face the consequences. will respond to the u.s. declaring a trade on the whole world by answering new markets and finding allies at the president's direction the department of treasury is sanctioning turkey's minister of justice and minister of interior. we will boycott u.s. electronic goods. are waging an economic war against turkey for this reason i've changed all my u.s. dollars into turkish the roots. i think we should always use locally made products after the spike in the u.s. dollar the prices for foreign products increased dramat

willing to take part in the boy called president out on this calling for really to throw up their merican phones with the south korean model and this one but the problem is if you're on a minimum wage it would take you four months to paid off that might be a price too high for even the president's most loyal supporters. the steelers using the opportunity to promote turkish made phones chairs and turkish phone make a vestal electronic has surged after everyone's call to boycott the u.s. brands as someone we stand behind our country that's why we're recommending this phone. over the past few days anti-american protests have taken place across turkey some demonstrators followed the president's call and changed their dollars into near zero. i'm not looking to see if. the u.s. president doesn't appear to know who he's dealing with he's facing a feeling the whole world knows his name. but despite that patriotic sentiment it might be a while before the ready to part with arrived. it was a year ago that germany's second largest airline at the time air berlin had to file for bankruptcy with a brid

yet another example of how in the united states when it comes to issues of race and free speech and merican is just don't see eye to eye following use of a twitter suspension come to so it was confronted on the street. protests was . was. something breakfast with another conservative activists colleague when protesters gathered nearby the demonstrators could be seen throwing drinks and chanting still white supremacies calling them racists police with the keel missing was. investigative journalist dave lindorff says his attempts to been hate speech appear to have backfired. they didn't and one thing it panned another that was is just the substitution of words and they look really stupid for doing it so they made they made a hash of it this instead of trying to solve the problem it made it worse they really need to think this through and. jump in when there's a screaming match from one side or the other and they'll jump to try to stop it quickly with a stupid decision they need to really sit back think through policy and then operate according to a policy that is rational coherent and consist

merican people have spoken and they have spoken clearly he returned to the senate where he served as a senator for arizona more than thirty years after the war hero missed in the trump election a man with whom mccain had a prickly relationship in the past which did not improve senator mccain emerged as the conscience of the republican party in pushing back against several actions of a president who was the party's new voice on the trump travel ban i think the effect will probably in some areas give isis some more propaganda we don't want to shake news on threats against the media when you look at history the first thing the dictators do is shut down the press and i'm not saying that that's that that president trump is trying to be a dictator i'm just saying we need to learn the lessons of history. on the likely reaction of past leaders to claims of alternative facts they would be alarmed by the growing inability and even an willingness to separate truth from lives senator mccain served in the vietnam war has aircraft shot down over her noyo he broke his leg and arms suffered torture

sending the nearest to record lows against the dollar and career in return hiked to great song can merican products including cars and alcohol the u.s. now insists that sanctions will stay even if the pasta is released. porton this this one american to put global financial stability at risk. put u.s. base presence in turkey at risk put a nato ally lines with a nato partner at risk for one american who's being put through the turkish just so you're saying this is our fault turkey is the financial situation has been in the works for quite some time and it dates prior to the imposition of sanctions on august i believe was august the first so this has been in train for quite some time and even up when the u.s. government for that all stepping in on turkey's side is cattle which will pump fifteen billion dollars into the country's economy auntie's don't quarter looked at how the decades old alliance between the u.s. and turkey has come to this. country was built the entire entire roof so no leading us to great trade deals as opposed to the horrible food trade deals the drawing heritage as your

companies that have already ramped up exports in order to meet that growing demand in mexico sir merican companies are going to keep a very close eye on what's what are the developments going to be under the new president any effort to scale back reforms or even increase mexican energy productions could jeopardize some two hundred billion dollars in foreign investments planned for the country's oil and gas sector we have to point out that mexico's energy reforms are protected by its constitution and obrador has said that he will honor existing contracts so long as they don't reveal corruption but it's also an extensive plan and many mexicans are asking themselves how is obrador going to pay for it and will this mean more taxes for mexican so there is still many unanswered questions but the new administration message the new administration's message is very clear. they want a more efficient and less dependent on oil and gas from mexico. and earlier today u.s. president donald trump proposed moving away from business quarterly reporting to a six month reporting for companies the proposal w

testimony before the body in response to requests from the justice department and her attorney argue merican spoke to put in his lawyer about the case. well i think if you read the indictment the case is alleged to be an agent over russia who failed to register with the attorney general and so essentially that means is they haven't charged with espionage and if you read the allegations against or know the allegations or anything spy like about it the sense of the government is conceding that even under their own theory if she had filed a piece of paper with the attorney general's office at the beginning of her trip to america everything she did was legal and so my point is this is more a registration type crime than a crime and yet the media and the government some extent are treating it like an espionage crime. well i mean i think that allegation was particularly damaging to maria because it makes it more like a spy novel and frankly easier for the public to digest and so editors and producers like those kind of allegations because it seems like this is more like the red sparrow and that wa

and people need to talk to each other and you know reminds me back pray american revolution they mericanwere being spied on by a colonial overlords and so in the constitution and other documents they put in something called the right to assemble all that's right you can get together and talk to people all if you have a right to do that so we fought a whole revolutionary war for these rights and now they've been assessed you know destroyed. over time now talk about we talk about decline for a second there so paul krugman was out again spouting nonsense about decline he claimed that because i was in a bubble not even if the dollar were a bubble that nobody can lose face in it or else they would be met with men with guns. thoughts yeah i mean i just it's so frustrating people sent me this link of crime and intentionally avoided reading anything from him he's a painful writer he. a terrible thinker i mean the guy shorted the internet in the late ninety's i don't even know why i have to read this guy but i did read it and it was horrible again and you know he says in the piece he says please

walking her cat on the leash raised eyebrows but the locals have quickly gotten used to the crate care merican lady. i certainly get a lot of attention but most of it's positive my neighbors think my cats are pretty good asked lots of questions about them how difficult was it for you to adjust to your life not just in russia but then. you know in provincial russia which has its own challenges the first six months were really kind of hard in part because i was alone in the dormitory once i got a cat and start making making friends and i had people to meet for tea or to go visit their home on the prize also provided you know. it was fine. in many ways is not that much different from my hometown they came from a little town where there were more cows than people. and i sort of like the slower pace of life. the relationship between russia and the united states calls from mediocre to bad to worse i think over the last. five or six years have you noticed any difference in how people relate to how they treat here no not really i think russians are pretty good at delineating the actions of a governmen

be cool people the geeks yes right right the bullying which is something that people talk about in merican politics these days yeah sure these are these are relevant issues i suppose although it's been a right of that comes a drop at the end you think don't trump would say you know he's one of the jokes being hit by the by the winona ryder's of this will unfairly i don't know we'd have to ask mr trump and see which which of the heathers characters he identifies with most i mean there's corruption right through this school that when a writer and the slaves are are in and it mean. it's the television media even and yet some play it pretty dim view you would take it. to a t.v. treats high schools right this was something but part of the theme of the movie was that that the way adults and the way the outside world viewed what these kids were doing was so disconnected from what was actually going on and so it was an early form of look at how things get twisted in the media and you know that the the girl who was the meanest girl in school was celebrated for being great once she died and once peo

yet another example of how in the united states when it comes to issues of race and free speech and merican it's just don't see eye eye to. reporting now well the new york times did issue a statement defending its decision to hire a savage young they say she just she's the same languages online harasses did to respond to them following news of her tweets a suspension activist candace owens was thanking fronted on the street by anti fascist protests this. is having right to say with another who said to his colleague when they were harassed by protesters demonstrators could be seeing chanting in peace as they crowded around police were quick on the scene. investigative journalist i've been to will says that with his attempts to ban hate speech to pay to have back five. they didn't then one thing it banned another that was just the substitution of words and they look really stupid for doing it so. they made a hash of it since to try and solve the problem it made it worse they really need to think this through and. jump in when there's a screaming match from one side or the other and they'll ju

what this is happening to workers that's kind of the cutting edge to what's happening in industrial merican it on wall street's kind of interesting are we seeing a rotation out of the fang stocks or the network stocks like facebook and twitter and apple are we seeing a rotation into industrials like the new cores i mean this is so that the wall will market have a net kind of rebalancing and not a crash effect i mean that could be the possibility that's a bit of an understatement to say rotation out of the shares because of course facebook and twitter have had a complete collapse not that twitter is kind of in that market of those online you know monopolies and all got police but again going with this u.s. dollar issue. you know our frequent guest jim rickards has said that he believes there will be an s.t.r. standard special drawing right that the i.m.f. special drawing right that's kind of what keynes had kind of suggested similar to that with the bank or of a global trading unit a currency not issued by any particular national government but it's a trading unit to avoid the situation of t

entrepreneur in the town started the business after being intrigued by the squares of white bread via merican service and we're eating now it bakes around one hundred thirty million loaves a year. the population is declining as young people move to find jobs the american sanctions meant to suffocate iran could also suffocate the town's hopes for the future david chaytor al-jazeera shot a root malicious anti-corruption agency has summoned the former prime minister najib razak for further questioning a luxury superyacht at the heart of the country's biggest ever corruption scandal has also arrived back in the country after being seized in indonesia the ten or fifteen million dollars vessel was allegedly bought with money stolen from the state in two thousand and nine when salinas and kuala lumpur so what do we know about this questioning about what's supposed to happen today for its. well we don't really have more information about why he's been summoned by anticorruption offices but we do know that it's taking place just a day before he's due in court for his second appearance he's already fac

merican partners will eventually realized that uselessness of this kind of politics will start constructive cooperation. chalons has more from moscow. and has two different intended audience is in washington at the moment he is of course talking first of all to the man who sitting in the white house donald trump who he is trying to tell the door is still open. to me putin does not hold donald trump personally responsible for the sanctions against russia he says that the meeting that they had in helsinki recently he views positively and it was useful and that nobody could expect so many years of bad blood to be corrected within a couple of hours of meeting but they made a good start then of course there's another audience in d.c. and that is the wider political establishment. believed to be deeply russophobia in. a lot of the police and police where these sanctions are originating and he wants to tell them that it's not going to work that russia will weather this storm and that when. d.c. realizes this they'll have to come back and russia for better relations essentially there are more sanct

what this is happening to workers that's kind of the cutting edge to what's happening in industrial merican it on wall street's kind of interesting are we seeing a rotation out of the fang stocks or the network stocks like facebook and twitter and apple are we seeing a rotation into industrials like the new cores i mean this is so that the wall will market have a net kind of rebalancing and not a crash effect i mean that could be the possibility that's a bit of an understatement to say rotation out of the shares because of course facebook and twitter have had a complete collapse not that twitter is kind of in that market of those online you know monopolies and all of our police but again going with this u.s. dollar issue. you know our frequent guest jim rickards has said that he believes there will be an s.t.r. standard special drawing right that the i.m.f. special drawing right that's kind of what keynes had kind of suggested similar to that with a bank or of a global trading unit a currency not issued by any particular national government but it's a trading unit to avoid the situation of

disappeared in two thousand and twelve a group of citizens who had taken their case to the interim merican court of human rights obtained a judgment against the state of guatemala as part of their compensation the families requested that a documentary be made and financed by the guatemalan government the state failed to comply with the ruling and the point came when the families were no longer willing to wait this is their documentary infamy bremer in the delivery van arrived and thanked them in fifty a thick yes they had planned it all carefully. when i've got. a blocked off the road and drove a white van into the door to gain access to the apartment in a little place. for a month and found them being a few climbed up this window great and what i am doing it had only. this is the room i showed you when we were by the street a tin roof covered most of the courtyard and this is the door i was talking about. those people sitting you know they came over the roof jumped down where the pipe is and the others here you have to here and then some rushed into the rooms where we were. the others wen

of the 2 million men that ,merican psychiatrists examined it is impossible to say how many psychiatric casualties they would have treated because this is the way they caps off to sticks -- statistics. they are proud of the fact that only 4000 men were ever sent back to the united states from out to health issues and that includes not just shellshock but any mental health confirmed so a soldier with alcoholism or epilepsy was counted in those facts. psychiatrists and the lessons they took from what war one. what would these lessons? psychiatric breakdown in war was a problem. this was a significant problem for the military. military psychiatrists thought the psychological breakdown as his teacher problem, a way in which army should conduct itself . they did not think of it as a medical problem. they argued careful screening could drastically decrease the number of psychiatric casualties and this was based upon the idea that men could be predisposed to shellshock and if they could identify who those men were, they would not have a shellshock issue to deal with. in the instances they were

fay merican director spike lee is back with a shock comedy about the white supremacy supremacy group excuse me the ku klux klan the film is called black klansman it takes place in the one nine hundred seventy s. references to today's united states are hard to miss sheers the scene portraying former k.k.k. leader david duke today we are privileged. to be among white men. and white women. such as yourselves real warriors for the real america the america that aren't sisters fought and died for. the true white american race the backbone from whence came our great southern heritage. and i want to thank you. thank you so much. for never putting your country second. america first earth. wow you get chills just watching that david leavitt's from our culture desk is here with a little bit of analysis and you know the reason why that really resonates is the fact that a lot of people will recognize that phrase right this is no mistake this is spike lee reminding us that the k.k.k. was using that motto before donald trump picked it out and it's also no mistake that this movie's coming out this w

entrepreneur in the town started the business after being intrigued by the squares of white bread via merican service and we're eating now it bakes around one hundred thirty million loaves a year. the population is declining as young people move to find jobs the american sanctions meant to suffocate iran could also suffocate the town's hopes for the future david chaytor al-jazeera shadow room. bangladesh's government is considering imposing the death penalty for causing fatal road accidents students have been protesting for nine days to demand tougher traffic laws the protests began after two teenagers are run over by a speeding bus groups armed with batons attacked the demonstrators at a university in dhaka activists say they're linked to the government and the police . well the committee to protect journalists is calling for the release of anyone detained for covering the protests photographer and journalist alarm was arrested soon after being interviewed by al-jazeera on sunday at least five journalists have been attacked. now the saudi in iraq the military coalition's recent successes aga

merican people have spoken and they have spoken clearly he returned to the senate where he served as a senator for arizona more than thirty years after the war hero most in the trump election a man with whom mccain had a prickly relationship in the past which did not improve senator mccain emerged as the conscience of the republican party in pushing back against several actions of a president who was the party's new voice on the trump travel ban i think the effect will probably in some areas give isis some more propaganda we don't want to shake news on threats against the media when you look at history the first thing the dictators do is shut down the press and i'm not saying that that's that that president trump is trying to be a dictator i'm just saying we need to learn the lessons of history. on the likely reaction of past leaders to claims of alternative facts they would be alarmed by the growing inability and even an willingness to separate truth from lives senator mccain served in the vietnam war his aircraft shot down over her noyo he broke his leg and arms suffered torture an

companies and businesses are insulated from this continuing trade war earlier this year china head merican why with fifteen percent tariffs now hundreds of thousands of dollars at a livery have been put on hold aren't all that one farmer in california is healing . like a cascade of green and gold and jewels right sauvignon blanc grapes fall into a press at the one exam lee winery in california's napa valley it's one of many steps toward creating premium wines that sell for as much as one hundred dollars a bottle here in the heart of california's wine country growers have to contend with the weather fluctuating markets taste trends and now a trade war oh we feel when you walk through and see all of this. fear here one realtor michael honey is afraid that relationships he spent a decade cultivating with chinese wine merchants have now been ruined he saw in about twenty five other countries outside of the u.s. and china is certainly one of the top two or three after president donald trump placed tariffs on a range of chinese imports in march beijing retaliated with tariffs on u.s. agricultura

merican hero now in his final fight.his arizona ranch. >>> and star studded event. a string of super stars set to give tribute to theueen of soul. today, saturday, august 25th, 2018. >>> good morning. welcome back to "today" on saturday morning. spoiler alert. aretha franklin's memorandial service will be the show. >> labsolutely. f the stars tweeting about it. >>> let's start with itday's news that mess in hawaii from tropical storm lane. storm downgraded overnigh but wrecking havoc on the island amount of credible rain and not letting up soon. nbc's steve patterson is live with the latest. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, craig. there are places here in hawaii that recorded more than 40 inches of rain. that is a disastrous amount and residents bracing for more. a catastrophe in slow motion. lane wreaking havoc after downgraded to a tropical storm overnight. the storm now pounding the coast. covering hawaii in sheets of rain unleashing disastrous levels of flooding andng submergi cars and destroying homes

chapelle or just use the hash tag it's a newsgroup during andrew thank you well a palestinian and merican who was once kicked out of a trunk campaign event for heckling is set to become the first muslim woman elected to the u.s. congress. defeated five rival candidates from the democratic party to win the primary race in the state of michigan now no republican candidates will stand against her in the election meaning she'll run unopposed will speak to her in a moment after this backgrounds are from a.j. plus. i don't want anybody whatever their faith who is be muslim being catholic being atheist whatever it is i don't ever want anybody to feel like they have to hide in . their like why do you want to run for office as like because i want to change the world and they're like what i'm like that's exactly what i want to do. the faith that alone islamist so misunderstood by so many and that's why it's important that i'm out here door knocking the biggest barrier is that wanting people to see more than just oh this is a muslim woman that oh no she's a hard worker she's the eldest of fourteen s

that over that worked for a but now we're starting to be told by other countries, we know you're an merican company but this isn't america and we don't have a first amendment and we don't have a fourth amendment, so you or that information down you give us that information, or we're going to pass a law that to, and that's challenge because we have to abide by the laws in the country operating in. i was thinking about an nteresting policy panel would be the global government challenges of an american operating around the world. it actually would. >> before we get to the first amendment issue, there is a otherwise, real or from conservatives, that on autube and elsewhere there is bias at google, and leaning into prager e dennis situation, i've seen the emails, list and sent the readers about ur what's happening. i wanted to ask you about that videos on find the youtube, and the hype i hear from people is that you can't find them. there? the tension >> i get a lot of those emails, too, because i'm other a lot of lists for e email signing up for lots of things over the years. know, those who do

attended a funeral for a young been personally impacted by this and i understand the anguish that many merican families are going through. i will note in the medicare program, these drugs are available, and we agree with you working s why we're towards strengthening the negotiating position to make americans, especially our seniors, have access to these drugs at an affordable price and that they have choices about the types of plans that they pick that's going to work well for them and their families. >> i just know what i would do if i was secretary, if i were you. you know, there are a lot of reasons for us to leave egotiating to these private plans that you can justify. i just don't know how you guys day out the n and kind of price increase for this particular drug particularly another government entity that's done much better. understand tore reporting of abuse in te and november 2017, gao issued a you may even id have an incomplete view of the medicare ated risk in part d because it doesn't require the planned sponsors to overprescription, waste, this area.buse in as a result, cms "is una

in the past three decades, there have been over 70 successful espionage prosecutions of mericans, but only one that wasn't successful. that was john martin who ran that section of the doj for a long time. that is the appropriate rated response. but what happened in this thing, things got so far off the track that they started a fisa warrant as we all know now against this fellow carter page in october 2016 using the information in the steele dossier to monitor this american citizen. it's like shocking. i mean, this could never get by under previous directors of the f.b.i. relations with congress, the cia has had bad, bad episodes, over 40 or 50 years with congress, where they have lied to congress. you are not supposed to lie to congress. they set up a group in congress where you could tell the secrets to, the gang of eight. they are people from both parties cleared to get information. briefly, for three or four years of my career, i worked in the office of public affairs at the bi headquarters. the fbi always responded promptly to congress under judge webster, director louie free. we