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in the meantime, those senate votes failed, they only got messier. one of the most politically charged legislative fights of president trump's presidency so far. the congressional fights probably in the shutdown. so right now, behind closed doors, the final text is basically what both chambers will hopefully be able to pass in the next few weeks is being hashed out right now. talks are expecting to continue over the weekend between the four corners and that's the four top spending leaders, the two in the house and the two men who run the senate panel, their staff will be getting into the details over the weekend if they don't come to some kind of agreement in the final text and doesn't look like they will sign off on it, then the house will continue with this passage vote on their revised version, saying we haven't forgotten about this, we passed a version that in january and here's the updated version. but really that major that is on the house floor is not really the shiny object here of what you should be looking for if you are reading into the te

investment bank as the clash between china and the united states gets bigger it's likely also get messier many international observers have got to be asking themselves how many other nations are going to get caught in the crossfire unfortunately most of these countries the middle part of smaller countries they have all become collateral damage in the mismanagement of overall u.s. china relations and the korean war they know that they are dependent on board markets countries like the philippines. indonesia vietnam are not going to pick sides i'm fearful that the u.s. at this point of time is using every avenue possible to play especially on china the u.s. is going to be hurt china is going to be hurt our. region which is one of the most dynamic economic regions they're all going to be hurt so they're really nor we're nerves. it's just it's just a question of who knows loses more. streaming t.v. show provide a netflix is under fire for hosting content accused of romanticizing suicide the us parents television council has written to the platform demanding it justify hosting the series 13 rea

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of course to manu's point, what democrats want to dive into is messier. there's not a clean clear answer like this is on collusion and conspiracy and the question that they want to ask mueller and try to get him to answer under oath is if the president was not president would you have had enough material to indict him? >> mitch mcconnell goes to the floor and says case close and senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts running for president sees an opening. she's been on the floor much of the morning says mitch mcconnell says case closed. i think i'll do a little reading. >> since the majority leader has pronounced his judgment here on the senate floor, i would like to spend some time reminding him of exactly what this report said. trump directed mcgahn on multiple occasions to fire mueller or to gin up false conflicts of interest as a pr pretext of getting rid of the special counsel. >> connects the dots in several ways to what we were talking about in the previous segment in that don mcgahn, the white house is saying no, he can't testify because the de

of the strategies, at least the policy guy, i like the policy, and building this is a little bit messier, but really a postc period of 20 years, cold war, the challenges related the international security circumstances have changed. advancements,ry the capability, the geopolitical challenges are going to force the partner, and i agree with. they're going to force the department leadership to engage on how to prioritize it for the continuing resources. a flood of resource fund capacity and capability, maybe, to mike's point, in an area of , iid geopolitical change think the scale should take more in the innovative capability direction, and we are going to have to think differently about the problem that we are going to deal with today. it is not what we were dealing with 15 years ago. lt. gen. formica: good, thanks. operationally,e: combatant commands, we never have enough. we are always arguing with the joint staff, give us more, give do -- alliances, you know. i use the term with nato burden despise and i always that term, because it should not be a burden, it should be a shared commitm

far messier will be than that and more parties in the work, talk to us about what will happen to they end up forcing the hand of a second referendum? could we see whether it is a black swan or not, an element that this whole brexit gets unwound? heather: right. you are absolutely right. has deeplyreferendum divided the labour party. it is dividing jeremy corbyn from a majority of his mp's. jeremy corbyn is very agnostic about the eu. he is trying to campaign for an early election. he really wants this issue behind him. but it keeps dividing labour greatly. there is panic in the labour ranks, the local elections and next week's election will continue to show that there is some hemorrhaging by labour voters in the north and midlands. that is a place where jeremy corbyn wants to win back. there is going to be some panic that they have to get some clarity, the than on brexit party. as long as jeremy corbyn is at the hound, he will not make a decision and the party will continue to splinter because of it. caroline: groundhog day continues. heather conley, painting the picture for us, the

at least as a policy guy, i like to think of policy and -- little bit messier. certainly, one has to look at a static period of 21 years. the capability and capacity challenges. major conflict, high intensity conflict. wasn't a challenge within the department, right? the international circumstances have changed. as mentioned earlier, rapid military advancements, the diffusion of those capabilities and new major geopolitical challenges is going to force the department. i would agree with -- is going to force the department to leadership to engage on how it prioritizes sort of these competing resources because it's just sort of not an infant -- sort of resources o fund. to mike's point in an era of geopolitical change and rapid technological change, i think the scale should tip more in the innovative capability direction, right, because we're going to have to think differently about the problem set we're dealing with today because it's different from 5, 10, 15 years ago. >> good. thanks. woody? >> shortly, i'll say operationally, at the combat and command capacity

the whole of society is much messier than a whole of government. and, no organized government is going to organize a whole of society. it needs spaces for voices to express themselves in different ways. and tolerate those. which is inherently a political process., that is where you start getting the peace building. that is where you start getting discussions around good governance. and it is slow. i think it is just the thing to end on here. we have talked about time frames. this is not 3-5 year project time frames. we're talking about generational engagement with actors across different societies, across different levels of societies. and then, maybe measure short- term, but if we try to solve this in short-term, measurable increments, i don't think we'll get. >> the very model of how we work might need to change. but typically, government funding, especially as, is project oriented. the type of work we do is not project oriented. we need a different time scale, a different set of metrics. i want to bring in ambassador corner on this point, becaus

this fragmentation as a negative development in parliament and it could make european politics a lot messier, make majorities harder to form. i think that is true, so it could slow things down a little bit, but on the other hand you could say that fragmentation has a positive side, which is it may open up a little bit more, it could make debate more dynamic, open ended, it will bring possibly, possibly a wider range of policy alternatives to the table, which i would say is what the parliament needs. and i want to say, it is very understandable for the pro-european parties now to get together and even try to form a coalition, because they feel like they have to defend against the far right euro skeptic's. anyway, that could have a downside in that it could actually end up further fueling the frustrations that have driven the populism in the first place, if the coalition seems to be working in an exclusionary way. it will be a difficult balance to get right into their needs to be coordination between the pro-european forces, but if it is done in a way that actually st toof adds further gi the

policy guy i always like to think that policy and strategy the reality in the building is it's a bit messier. but certainly one has to look at the -- there's been a static period of 20 years post cold war in which the capability, capacity challenge as it related to major conflict and high intensity conflict, right. wasn't a challenge within the department, right. . the international security circumstances have changed, right. i mean, as i mentioned earlier rapid military advancements, diffusion of those capabilities and new major geopolitical challenges is going to force the department- and i'd agree with cath here is forcing the department leadership to engage on how it prioritizing competing resources. because it's not ray infinity set of resources to fund capacity and capability. and maybe to mike's point, in an era of rapid geopolitical change pan rapid military technological change, i think the scale maybe should tip more in the innovative capability direction, all right. because we are having to think differently about the problem set we deal with today. because it's different than the

. >> and it's not the first time this season that barcelona and messier had met in the second leg.g rounds. it could happen and it did. >> roger, people are if they don't follow closely, when did things turn around? >> actually i remember people mocking liverpool for paying $75 million for van dyke. you saw two weeks after that the backline. of course, allison, the combination of allison and van dyke basically has made all of the difference in the world. everybody talks about the guys up front. those two guys made such an incredible difference. >> what they did, celebrity and incredible good looks that never hurts a team. more importantly this team was written off. they were run by oligarchs, fueled investments. they are run by the boston red sox owners who can't compete financially. and there's an remarkable american story that's part of this. they took an owner heavy with the boston red sox, taken it to world football, this leader that's like jim harbaugh at his best, the jim harbaugh we used to know, passion, belief, manager, infused it with incredible players, yes. but remarkab

the european parliament there's not going to be any question that the negotiations are going to be messierwith the 2 big political groups having to reach across party lines there are going to have to be compromises on policies and that's something that the public wants this higher than than usual turnout of reversing apathy that they'd seen for decades means that people are not happy with the status quo so this is simply going to be more reflective of what the public wants some of the passion driving that higher turnout was pro e.u. most of it but some of it was also anti e.u. and now all of those voices are going to be better represented in the european parliament but it's going to make for very messy negotiations. from brussels thank you very much. you're watching t w special coverage of the european election europe's mainstream political parties have taken a hit and sunday's elections for the european parliament the highest voter turnout in 20 years has seen right wing populist parties make significant gains. but concerns about climate change have also boosted the pro e.u. greens across

in the meantime, the senate votes failed and things have only gotten messier but this is one of the most politically charged legislative fights of the president trump presidency so far and one of the biggest congressional bites probably besides the shutdown. that is what doctors. right now, behind closed doors the final text is basically what both chambers will hopefully be able to pass in the next few weeks is being hashed out right now and talks are expected to continue over the weekend between a four corners and that be the top spinning leaders and the two women who run the house spending panel and the two who run the senate spending panel and their staffs will be getting into the details over the weekend. if they do not come to some agreement on final text and that doesn't look like the white house will sign off on it and things don't seem like the ink is dry the house will continue -- >> five to the u.s. senate. the chaplain: let us pray. ruler and redeemer, creator and sustainer, we pause to acknowledge your majesty and might. because of you,

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in the meantime, since those senate votes failed, things have only gotten messier. messiestne of the most -- politically charged fights and probably the biggest congressional fight besides the shutdown. so right now, behind closed text ofhe final basically what both chambers will hopefully be able to pass in the next few weeks is being hashed out now and talks are expected to continue over the weekend between the four corners, and that is the four the twoding leaders, women who run the house panel senate men who run the spending panel, they were really get into the details over the weekend. if they don't come to an agreement on final text, and it doesn't look like the white house will sign off on it and it doesn't seem like the ink is dry, than the house will continue with this passage about on basically their revised version, sticking their flag in and saying, we have not forgotten about this. we passed a version in january, here is our updated version as things go behind closed doors, but really that measure on the house floor is not really that shiny object here