morsi was denied life saving and ongoing care for his diabetes and high blood pressure those are the latest headlines on al-jazeera more news coming up right after this is europe that's next. what about the gentleman who died. this week. when we didn't. see you. we bury him to morrow. we're going to.

and thousands more prisoners are risk they say they have proof morsi was denied lifesaving and ongoing care for his diabetes and high blood pressure lack of treatment led to a loss of vision and several diabetic coma as according for an independent investigation into the death of morsi and all other prisoners who have died in custody since 2012 the international court of justice says it will hear a case filed by ukraine against russia kiev has accused moscow of supporting separatists in the country's water on east it comes as ukraine's army and the rebels a jew to withdraw more troops from the front line on saturday projects it is part of a series of measures aimed at ending the 5 year conflict that's killed more than 13000 people predict this the preliminary object should embrace it by the russian federation the court to lax jurisdiction on the basis of article $22.00 of the international convention on the elimination of or for missile for issue of discrimination set off and brings us more now from moscow. a convincing win for ukraine in the international court of justice against russ

the panel says it has evidence morsi was denied life saving in ongoing care for his diabetes and high blood pressure those are the latest headlines on al-jazeera more news coming up right after this is europe that's next . what about the gentleman who died in north london this week is with us she said this is better this is if you get along we're going to be able to know these so you listen when you stretch we bury him to more from earth so it's of a very strong working here is a 24 hour a day 7 days a week job to do with the amount of stress that we experience sometimes is immense and i could still hoping maybe all of this was. a whole different workable and. i'm glad i'm a muslim funeral director here in london. i've now part time i'm letting the young people take over. so what will happen now is we have to take and miss valentino in front of the month of may is this present in his coffin and we have another funeral happening today so after the prayers finish move will take the deceased down to the money and sometimes i do accept it that tall not full building at the back of them. o

and thousands more prisoners are risk they say they have proof morsi was denied lifesaving and ongoing care for his diabetes and high blood pressure the lack of treatment led to a loss of vision and several diabetic coma as a calling for an independent investigation into the death of morsi and all other prisoners who have died in custody since 2012. india supreme court is expected to deliver a long awaited verdict on a highly contentious land dispute between hindus and muslims at least 2000 people were killed in nationwide riots in 1902 following the demolition of a mosque in the northeastern city of iowa 9 years ago the high court in uttar pradesh state route to split the disputed land 2 thirds in favor of hindus and is now reports from that decision is being challenged by both sides. the city on the banks of the river in north india is the epicenter of the divide between hindus and muslims. at the heart of the dispute is this piece of land claimed as the birthplace of the hindu dirtied. it is also claimed by muslims who say a mosque was here for 400 years until it was demolished by h

poor conditions in egyptian prisons may have directly led to the death of former president mohamed morsy the panel says it has evidence morsi was denied lifesaving and ongoing care for diabetes and high blood pressure the lack of treatment let to a loss of vision and several diabetic coma as the group for the health and lives of thousands of other prisoners are at severe risk hundreds of palestinians have gathered along the gaza israel border fence for the weekly friday protests the so-called great march to return rallies began last march matheson has more on the border. gaza's ministry of health says at least 10 people have been injured in protests at 5 different points up and down the separation friends which splits gaza from israel in the protests that are being held today the latest protests as part of the great march of return but the crowds here much smaller than we've seen in the past and perhaps not surprising because just a week ago gaza and israel were firing rockets at each other to the south of where i'm standing now a 27 year old palestinian man was killed in that exchange o

during his 6 years in state custody morsi died in june after collapsing in a cairo courtroom while on trial the u.n. panel says conditions which contributed to his death quote could amount to a state sanctioned arbitrary killing i've described a 6 year imprisonment as brutal so morsy slipped on a concrete floor with one or 2 blankets the u.n. working group was criticized egypt's government saying that human rights violations in the country's giles intentional. the problem. has stepped down just days after being appointed by president jose maria vows to leave the west african nations gave him an ultimatum to the regional body a show was wants to make sure the country holds fair presidential elections later this month because he has more from dakar in neighboring senegal there is a sense of relief and call me in the capital going to be so after the announcement of the resignation of the president's appointed prime minister. 4 and members of his government the west african body ecowas launched an ultimatum against this government saying that they needed to step down or they would face sa

president abdel fatah al-sisi, who came to power after the 2013 overthrow of former president mohamed morsi. while virtually all other independent news outlets have been silenced, mada masr has been described as egypt's "last babastion of press freedom" and continues to publish investigative journalism. the raid came just days after mada masr published a report by shady zalat headlined "president's eldest son, mahmoud al-sisi, sidelined from powerful intelligence position to diplomatic mission in russia." the article cited conversations with several government officials, including two members of egypt's intelligence services. according to the piece, there was a general consensus that -- "mahmoud al-sisi's rising prominence as a decision maker, as well as the increasingly frequent mention of his name in international and regional media outlets, had significantly harmed the public image of the president and his family and constituted a threat to the stability of the administration." the article said the president "immediately welcomed" the idea of removing his son from the post. more t than 4

i live here for the retrial aaronson matters in jail you're more morsy in the czech republic be a good 15030 on no. jersey everybody's up there in the i'm lonely struggle it is a jail he'll be charged with murder. weapons advances these 3 defendants states that what allegations are they were are all over the crew that was getting back to go looking for specifically maybe just a few risks mr shapiro says we noticed is a big on defendant there in bergen county or the earth is your book another gone girl. and he will be going to trial just like his co-defendants in some part of the summer this member has been one not able to resolve by way of we were cooperation on there is over those years what was the use to spawn of the wall through. their streets originally over was 40 years mr moore 40 years for mr l. to be equal if we're on for history if the nationalist sense we expose to the right consists of all else in this case. do you set the will. of the life in prison. all right and still more years in all that says mr moore you have no time to think about it because you're terribly bad at t

a un expert panel has condemned the way former egyptian president mohamed morsy was treated during his 6 years in state custody mostly died in june after collapsing in a cairo courtroom while on trial the u.n. panel says conditions which contributed to his death could amount to a state sanctions arbitrary killing i've described the 6 year imprisonment as quote brutal saying morsy slept on a concrete floor with one or 2 blankets the u.n. working group has criticized egypt's government saying the human rights violations in the country's giles intentional but in parliament is valid to introduce a new constitution ended easing a political crisis it also plans to issue an amnesty for those 2 detained post-election violence hundreds of protesters in the city of called for president tell aunt to step down the unrest followed the electoral commission's decision to ban opposition parties from standing in the elections the parliamentary votes or talents allies win the seats. spain's prime minister has called for democracy not violence in catalonia on his final day of campaigning ahead of this ye

they prevent morsi getting into the bricks all these measures are carried out by hand. that is why restoration work in venice is more expensive than elsewhere at present the city has no more than 2000000 euros a year available for preserving its buildings but the actual something needed is 13000000. the water to which the city owes its uniqueness and its wealth is now turning against the venetians. today one 3rd of the ground fills in venice uninhabitable. and rising water is threatening the buildings more and more often. global warming which is resulting in a gradual rise in the sea level will intensify this development even more. with the stance of these venice is destined to go under that is not my prediction but that of people who deal professionally with marine and climate issues in the production as being down from the and often essentially the same. from the rise my lets me think 20405060 something needs. to devise a venice no longer seems to be merely a pessimistic scenario. plan so once again the ingenuity of italian i. architects and engineers is called for to

morsy is great. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths.or remain we shall lose. without the president a constant dread. of the free money. we would have a day of reckoning and prices would revert back to reflect supply and demand. and there would be a catastrophic trapdoor opening underneath the u.s. economy because the u.s. won't do it for itself china will do it for the in the form of announcing as a surprise $20000.00 tons of gold and the introduction of a gold backed crypto currency this will kill the u.s. dollar better than a doornail. ultimate manifestation of the national security state is that it not only seeks a perpetual state of war it will even go to all the ins to create that perpetual state of war i'm always reminded for book at it long time ago. and that book has a beautiful sentence. i am going to be the good man not because they don't exist but because you choose not to see. the you know the family this is ironic and eighties if you remember we had been on stage who were supporting the mujahideen to liberate afghanistan fr

i live here for the head preacher aaronson matters in jail hear more morsi and the jeffrey ellerby they can 15030 on nothing. jesse everybody's up there if you do i literally started it is the jail the charges include murder. weapons of bence's these 3 defendants states that the allegations are that they were are over the crew that was getting back to go looking for specifically maybe dystrophy rick's mr shaquille riggs as we know is a big defendant they are in bergen county for the murder of the 0 buck another young girl and he will be going to trial just like his co-defendants in some part of the summer this matter has been one not resolved by way of we were cooperation 'd and there is over the years but it was the is the part of the walkthrough. there were states originally over was 40 years for mr moore 40 years for mr l. to be in it with the 4. mr if i had the match fullest sense from the supposed read that all else in this case is to be set to live. that life in prison. all right and just more years in all that as mr moore had no time to think about it with us here carried out thi

biased and have been also all ones either be sympathetic with the protesters their cameras or some morsy focusing on how the police handle the process that is that of all those kind of fall and soon misbehavior can complete the by the protestants because the violence has already damage the legitimacy and the popularity of the movement. the majority of the people who support it nonviolence resistance they have already this why likewise in silence and move far from the scene and what we are only seeing in the television and the deal now these are the violent protesters. running around in a kind of. style and it's very difficult for the police to persecute them. the president of syria has given an exclusive interview to r.t. we'll have that and more after this short break. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. welcome back syrian president bashar al assad has denied accusations that government forces have been targeting civilians he made those comments in an exclusive interview

because of what these guys are doing and that's the sad thing people like ambassador volcker and to morsi who have served our country so well are now stepping out of our government because of what these guys are doing now that's why mr turner got so fired up a few minutes ago i'm so fired up too because we appreciate we appreciate what you guys did i yield back carson thank you chairmanship ambassador booker want to focus on the press statement that president trump and rudy giuliani wanted ukraine to make announce announcing investigations have been to president trump on august 9th ambassador of stalin and you had this exchange ambassador silencers morrison really to get dates as soon as your mouth confirms you reply excellent how did you sway him and ambassador silence says not sure i did i think potence really wants livable deliverable here was a public announcement that ukraine was going to conduct investigations into borís and alleged 2016 election interference by ukraine is that correct or thank you i understood the deliverable to be the statement that we have been talking about. and

alarm and morsi is regional government says it's up to madrid to introduce tougher regulations. but use of instability in spain's central government have left the region to deal with the issue on its own. name in their minds not just the reputation in the lagoon the name of or of this region that is at stake here. what the stake is the environmental reputation of all of spain you know we have to learn from this this time. i found the solution was number 3 about i'm going to have several fields by the time such a solution is found it could be too late to manuel martinez another local fisherman but some already planning to sell the boat might be years before fish stocks return to normal if ever. i don't know what to do i mean for my fishing is my life. and i've been doing it for 1314 years. my family is christy's waters for 4 or 5 generations i can't do anything else. although there is little demand for fish from the waters of mama north right now some fishermen still try their luck like that they too are struggling for survival. should scotland be an independent country in a 2014

biased and they have been also all ones either be sympathetic with the protesters their cameras or some morsy focusing on how the police handled the protestant instead of all those kind of fall insane misbehavior can complete the by the protesters because the violence has already domi the legitimacy and the popularity of the movement. the majority of the people who supported nonviolence resistance they have already why likewise in silence and move far from the scene and what we are only seeing in the television and the deal now these are the violent protesters. running around in a kind of. style and it's very difficult for the police to persecute them. syrian president bashar al assad has denied accusations that government forces have been targeting civilians in an exclusive interview with r.t. is going underground present afshin rattansi he touched on the us looting of his country's oil and he also shared his view on the actions of the kurds and turkey in his country. how did i says roy roth suddenly in 2014 out of nowhere after all nothing. in iraq and syria at the same time with american a

and they have been also all ones either be sympathetic with the protesters their term ross or some morsy focusing on how the police handled at the corner store instead of all those kind of fall in certain misbehavior can complete the by the protesters because the violence has already domi the legitimacy and the popularity of the movement. the majority of the people who support from the scene and what we are only seeing in the television and the deal now these are the violent protesters. running around in a kind of. style and it's very difficult for the police to persecute them. a new poll has found that most u.s. army veterans believe the country's was a not worth fighting will have that story i'm all after this short break. same wrong. just don't call. me. to say proud just to educate and in. the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. what politicians do something. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. some want to be rich. but you'd like to be this is what the $43.00 of the people.

all it was a big mistake how do they not make this woman feel that he was in that relationship with morsi to say it was a mistake a pro company policy he broke the rule what is he supposed to say of course is going to be savvy as to leave his job but you know maybe there's some way around this going into these relationships perhaps the company could have some sort of there in it where you know we allow consensual relationships with some sort of agreement between the parties i don't think that got such a crazy question to say there was a cost of a lot of right there in a relationship you're in a relationship with somebody else at work or when your prenuptial wait a minute hold it hold it you're going to have a relationship right wide apart i wait for one part before our eyes and you know and gauge in sexual conversation would you please sign this hand to it would you signal that yes we are entitled to one people do it every day 8 hours a world we live in and you have. who signs contracts for sex yeah i mean what are you talking about who does it what sounds great actual agreement susanna's

morsi said government has been the target of widespread protests since august and warning 3 haitians now relies on aid to survive. the researchers have been warning for years about the rise of superbugs antibiotic resistant bacteria despite this the danger now is higher than ever as the world health organizations world antibiotic awareness week begins is a look at the threat superbugs posed to global health and development. before the mid 20th century contracting a bacterial infection could easily kill you the age of antibiotics was ushered in by alexander fleming who discovered penicillin back in the late 1920 s. and was later awarded the nobel prize for his work antibiotics at the scene for a paradigm shift in medicine they've saved countless lives but bacteria evolve and a few of them always survive the encounter with the medicine pathogens eventually acquire resistance 1st to one then to more and more antibiotics then they multiply and pass it on they can even share their resistance with other microbes some multi resistant super bugs are no impervious to practically the entire ar

but there is plenty of anger here the morsy system to protect vanish from high water has been continually delight. she added for the movie they've been on it for 10 years but they've done nothing it's in total neglect just doesn't work and it's the only $6000000.00 euros in italy unfortunately it is our politicians are all thieves we should all be in jail in a deep to eat got in. touch locals take in the aftermath city officials say several key historic sites have been damaged. there's as people are prepared for a 2nd day of high water. and we can speak now to julio bulbul he works at the venice institute for the study of the history of the resistance and contemporary society an institute that is now endangered by the floods julie i thank you very much for joining us give us an idea of what you've been seeing there in venice how dramatic is the situation where the situation we were expecting seriously question yesterday about the belief that we'd be doing tonight when we got a storm right in the moment in which maximum tide washed i mean so we can't we've got these heavy storms with. one

biased and they have been also ones either be sympathetic with the boldest is their term us or some morsi focusing on how the police handle the process that is that of all those kind of fallen soon misbehavior from the computer by the protestants because the violence has already damage the legitimacy and the popularity of the movement. the majority of the people who support it nonviolence resistance they have already this why likewise in silence and move far from the sea and what we are only seeing the television and the deal now these are the violent protesters. running around in a kind of. style and it's very difficult for the police to persecute them. parades and wreath laying ceremony. were held in the u.s. on monday is the country marked veterans day this is commemorations though drew protests in new york where demonstrators voiced their anger over america's continued involvement in foreign wars that came as the chairman of the chief joint chiefs of staff said that the conflict in afghanistan is far from over despite all of the promises of a troop drawdown. their efforts are ongoing

newly elected egyptian president mohamed morsi set about establishing a strict religious regime after one year he was ousted by a military coup in 2014 former defense minister l c c became president he ordered thousands arrested and democratic organization is crushed many egyptians are calling the regime worse than mubarak's and they're taking to the streets. a ray of hope appeared in sudan after over 3 decades of ruthless domination and months of protests the sudanese dictator omar al bashir was ousted by the country's military following continued bloodshed the military council and opposition forces for freedom movement signed an agreement regulating the division of power between military and civilian authority the 1st democratic elections are to be held within 3 years is it the military that decides success or failure of a revolution. think important question another record a core question that is related to the young us us wanting a little bit ideas are very broad questions are to give you how do you how do you best move from anger and despair to sustained constructive change. i ge

being behind the 2013 coup in egypt which toppled its 1st democratically elected president mohamed morsi. is director and senior associate for the turkey project at the center for strategic and international studies he says turkey's crackdown on suspect that external influences doesn't end with mohammed the plan. the timing is interesting the interior minister. announced the cess pot of a new drive against you then this which turkey calls for to go. and it follows a conversation with the palestinian authority that. by us who owns the has his own axe to grind against that not so this may be partly because a. well. producing evidence or an i'm going to evidence that it has against than not it may also be a cloud be a close relationship between abbas and turkish president or gypped i don't there is nothing at educations that they had being that there was external support for a good un and his followers in territory that is include not just that but also. because that will that united arab emirates israel and of course parts of the us government which the us has the night but the fact that y

morsi i was guards outside the presidential palace where among those who left their posts ramos denounced the move accusing police are staging a coup the defense minister said no military action would be taken against them it's the 1st week of violent demonstrations ralitsa is accused of breaking last month's election to secure a 4th term and while morales has appealed for dialogue between political parties to put an end to the unrest. to preserve the new bolivia life itself and democracy i invite the parties that obtain legislative seats in the latest election to dialogue i invite them to an open agenda to debate in order to pacify bolivia. protesters were out overnight in lebanon's capital with a musical approach i believe. the crowd sparked beirut streets in front of government buildings down center music from loudspeakers there have been anti-government protests for more than 3 weeks now they're demanding significant constitutional changes how the economy is at the roots of the crisis in lebanon and the political stalemate is threatening to cause further financial turmoil politicians

behind the 2013 coup in egypt which toppled the country's 1st democratically elected president mohamed morsi a bill and tell it as is director and senior associate for the turkey project at the center for strategic and international studies he says turkey's crackdown on supposed external influences doesn't end with. the timing is interesting the interior minister. announced the sex part of a new drive against unanimous which turkey calls for a go. and it follows a conversation with the palestinian authority that i met about us who opens he has his own axe to grind against. so this may be partly because of. producing evidence or relying on every city that has against it may also be a cloud on the closer relationship between us and turkish president. there is nothing at allegations that there had been there there was external support for a good man and his followers in turkey that is included not just that but also. because they were there that united arab emirates israel and of course parts of the us government which us as the night but the fact that you learn something extra that. to turkey

morsi of. the guards outside the presidential palace were among those who left their posts were almost denounced the move accusing police of staging a coup the defense minister said no military action would be taken against them this is the 3rd week of violent demonstrations and rallies is accused of rigging last month's election to secure a 4th term meanwhile morales has appealed for a dialogue between political parties to put an end to the unrest. and to preserve the new bolivia life itself and democracy i invite the parties that obtain legislative seats in the least election to dialogue i invite them to an open agenda to debate in order to pacify bolivia. spain is said to hold its 4th general elections in 4 years prime minister pedro sanchez called for the leaders vote after failing to rally enough support to form a new government however opinion polls suggest that this election my not break the deadlock the elections come amid weeks of political tension and violent clashes between kind of o

my concerns to him and i ask you did miss did mr eisenberg tell you not to report to go around mr morsiand you said actually he did say that i should talk to any other people right yes but there's a hold there's a period of time in there between when i spoke to him and when he circled back around it wasn't that long a period time but it was enough time for me to enough time to go to talk to someone that you won't tell us who it is right i've been instructed not to represent of jordan one here's what i'm getting the lawyer told you don't talk to any other people and you interpret that as not talking to your boss but you talk to your brother you talk to the lawyers you talk to secretary can you talk to the one guy.

presence of linsky is concerned about the possible loss of us support for ukraine in particular mr morsi relayed to me that the inability of any u.s. officials to respond to the ukrainians explicitly questions about security assistance was troubling them i was experiencing the same tension in my dealings with ukraine's including a meeting i had had with the defense minister that day on september 5th i accompanied senators johnson and murphy during their visit to keep when we met with president alinsky his 1st question to the senators was about the withheld security assistance. my recollection of the meeting is that both centers as stressed that bipartisan support for ukraine in washington was ukraine's most important strategic asset and the presence of linsky should not jeopardize that bipartisan support by getting drawn in to us domestic politics i had been making and continue to make this point to all of my official ukrainian contacts but the odd push to make president zelinsky publicly commit to investigations of boris ma and alleged interference in the 2016 election showed how the of

and i ask you did miss did mr eisenberg tell you not to report to go around mr morsi and you said actually he did say that i shouldn't talk to any other people there right yes but there's a hold there's a period of time in there between when i spoke to him and when he circled back around it wasn't that long a period time but it was enough time for me to enough time to go to talk to someone that you won't tell us who it is right i've i've been instructed not to represent of jordan what here's what i'm getting the lawyer told you don't talk to any other people and you interpret that as not talking to your boss but you talk to your brother you talk to the lawyers you talk to secretary can you talk to the one guy adam schiff won't tell you what let us won't let you tell us who is the right represent i did my job i'm not saying you did it all i'm saying is you and your the instructions from a lot the lawyer was you shouldn't talk to anybody and you interpret that is don't talk to my boss but i'm going to go talk to someone that we can't even ask you who that individual is that is incorrect with

behind the 2013 coup in egypt which toppled the country's 1st democratically elected president mohammed morsi let's talk to about this director and senior associate for the turkey project at the center for strategic and international studies is with us on skype from washington thank you for your time just as i read through all of those things that is a lot of stuff he's been accused of and some very high level stuff not just the attempted coup in turkey but one in egypt in this media empire that he has is turkey offering up proof of his involvement in all of this. invective and accusations against that man in the turkish press and by their issue professionals ever since the failed july 2000 same crew which turkey has named as a lucky man the mention you mentioned in your intro. continues to have been the united states but the timing is interesting the interior minister announced the cesspit of a new drive against your venice which turkey calls for him to go. and if i was a conversation with the palestinian authority that i'm at that bus who opens the has his own axe to grind against. so many

morsi because this is a very significant for us because we are demonstrating that we are tired that we don't want to continue living with the government treating us this way there's a very powerful youth movement in colombia that's not afraid anymore 6. despite heavy rain hundreds of thousands rallied in downtown bogota and a number of cities across. protesters say they were inspired by the rest in other countries in the region and by a growing a ray of grievances. many marched against the slow implementation of the peace deal with dark rebels and the killings of local leaders who are dying at an alarming rate others feels left behind by an economy based say that only grows. on you that we're seeing the results of 25 years of neoliberal policies they've done for labor reforms 13 regressive tax reforms the cup is full. the marches began mostly without incident but as the rain cleared confrontations broke out across the city in the early evening. explosions in tear gas filled the central plaza believer and surrounding streets as protesters clashed with security forces some were injured a

poor conditions in egyptian prisons may have directly led to the death of former president mohamed morsy the panel says it has evidence mostly was denied lifesaving and ongoing care for diabetes and high blood pressure the lack of treatment led to a loss of vision and several diabetic coma as the group warns the health and lives of thousands of other prisoners are at severe risk hundreds of palestinians have gathered along the gaza israel border fence for the weekly friday protests the so-called great march return rallies began last march. more from the border. gaza's ministry of health says at least 10 people have been injured in protests at 5 different points up and down the separation friends which splits gaza from israel in the protests that have been held today the latest protests as part of the great march of return but the crowds here much smaller than we've seen in the past and perhaps not surprising because just a week ago gaza and israel were firing rockets at each other to the south of where i'm standing now a 27 year old palestinian man was killed in that exchange of fire but

poor conditions an egyptian prisons may have directly led to the death of former president mohamed morsi it claims it has proof mosi was denied life saving on ongoing care for his diabetes and high blood pressure the lack of treatment led to a loss of vision and several diabetic coma as the group warns the health and lives of thousands of other prisoners are currently also at severe risk but means parliament has vowed to introduce a new constitution aimed at easing a political crisis it also plans to issue an amnesty for those still detained over post-election violence in april hundreds protested in the city of coats calling for president patrice tell him to step down the unrest followed the electoral commission's decision to ban opposition parties from standing in the election parliamentary vote saw tons allies win all the seats on saturday germans will mark 30 years since the fall of the berlin wall it divided berlin from 1961 to 1989 and for generations of people it was a symbol of the ideological divide that spanned europe its fall march what many hoped was the end of an authoritaria

panel has condemned the way former egyptian president mohamed morsi was treated during his 6 years in state custody a panel of experts says it has evidence that he was denied care for diabetes and high blood pressure and a lack of treatment led to a loss of vision and several diabetic coma as morphy died in june after collapsing in a cairo courtroom the group says other prisoners are also interests. now more transcripts have been released from the impeachment inquiry into u.s. president donald trump the latest documents reveal testimony from a former white house adviser and an army officer meanwhile the acting white house chief of staff has defied a subpoena ordering him to testify at the inquiry our white house correspondent can be how this has all things is this fair as u.s. president donald trump continues to attack the impeachment investigation another witness has refused to show up acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney is the latest in a string of white house officials to defy request by democrats to testify in the congressional impeachment inquiry get over it democrats

don't coincide necessarily with the era, for example, the two terms of grover cleveland's president morsi and benjamin harrison were absolutely clean with the gilded age was filled with corruption. warren harding, ulysses grant and warren harding administrations were fantastically corrupt, but those men's hands were absolutely clean. they were not corrupt, they were just bad president. they couldn't control their subordinates. they couldn't set standards. they couldn't get rid of their cronies and so on. but as far as their own corruption there wasn't any of their own. it was all their subordinates and cabinet appointees and others who were misbehaving around them. so it's very hard to see a pattern and it's very hard to predict what will happen in any administration from administration to administration. >> does the president's prior behavior leading up to the oval office carry over most of the time? >> i suppose so. one, i think that it expected that richard nixon would do some of the things that he did, and as we just learned, at least we learned only 20 years ago, nixon was meddling a