remove any violent footage facebook eventually deleted the video after a warning from the police mossad who said that the distribution of such content is punishable by imprisonment we are still major legal analyst lionel and counterterrorism expert jennifer braden where the tech giants should good about it quickly here to block that video. i respectfully submit that when you show violence against human beings it's a form of pornography we have to as a society say no facebook you can do much better for kids for people who would see this not necessarily because it would inspire the next shooting which you very well good because these losers need some form of acclimation out of just human decency without bringing in the government as laws and penalties and we're hearing from officials government officials from the prime minister in new zealand talking about preventing future attacks like this and then going on to censoring when this attack happens how in the world does that prevent this attack we're spending so much time talking about we can have videos like this with as or so or think it

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across the korean peninsula just thirty degrees there in beijing we've been getting into the twenty's mossad on the into the twenty's into the southeast of china twenty five celsius but for central and eastern parts still some outbreaks of very heavy rain pushing through here shanghai clear through temperatures pick up to around seventeen souses on saturday with that wet weather will sink its way further southwards hong kong a much of southern china seeing some of the heavy downpours from time to time never say some heavy downpours into parts of malaysia philippines generally set that set of facts here across india china looking good in bangkok as well but some showers there still very much in the mix across the northern parts of indonesia as we go through the weekend. for. twenty five you off to independent. they must become. different. preparing for the possibility of. very. true. hello again i'm. reminded of the news this hour. fifteen thousand more than three hundred people have died since the storm struck that country zimbabwe and. britain's prime minister to resign may is preparing to

that of the mossad the boids of the like i don't care about him that's a private matter for whatever but so the lawsuits i think the lawsuits are a little i think it really is jumping they've gotten so the electronic privacy information center which is a really good group that does a lot of good work they filed a lawsuit in washington federal court demanding the full release of the miller report keep in mind this all we haven't gotten it's like we just knew about it on friday so what they claim is that the public also has a right to know whether the president on lawfully obstructed any and investigation into russian election interference or related matters so here's the problem that is answered yes you can have obstruction of an investigation into a crime if the crime itself didn't they can't prove that the crime happened you can't arrest a crime if you can't prove that a crime happened there are certain things that have to go on another another crime so anyway they've been for requesting all the wanting to know everything that mahler's doing and they're like we need it narrower and

intent to lie and i think it would be pretty memorable if you were at a meeting with uniting a israeli mossad and don jr at the trump tower hotel if you were to discuss iran policy or any other topic that would be a memorable meeting and erik prince is a person who runs large enterprises is a detail oriented individual. he can show some sort of medical calamity that he has not revealed to the public i think that he clearly would have specific intent which tends to be the hardest element for a prosecutor to prove because he obviously would have remembered this and must have therefore intentionally excluded it from his testimony so i think he's in considerable trouble so what do you think prince had to hide i mean why didn't he tell congress about his meeting at the trump tower back in august twenty sixth especially if as you say it was about a sensitive foreign policy issue like iran. i think that whatever the underlying truth about that meeting was it's not good it definitely could be legally problematic or could just be a matter of optics but is something worth taking a risk for taking a ris

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the work is top secret, and some employees are ex-military intelligence and mossad. pegasus is such a sensitive spy-tool, n.s.o. has to get approval before it can be licensed to any client, let alone saudi arabia, from the israeli defense ministry, as though it's an arms deal. why would the government of israel want, you know, what seems to be an enemy, to have this technology? >> hulio: i'm not going to talk about specific customer. >> stahl: but can you say that you won't, and haven't, sold pegasus to a country that is known to violate human rights and imprison journalists and go after activists? >> hulio: i only say that we are selling pegasus in order to prevent crime and terror. >> stahl: penetrating an iphone was an issue in the terrorist attack in san bernardino, california, in 2015. the f.b.i. said it couldn't get into the shooter's phone, and apple refused to help over privacy concerns, an issue that had come up before. >> hulio: intelligence agencies came to us and say, "we do have a problem. with the new smartphones-- we cannot longer get valuable intellig

now we have a party that's led by three generals and the deputy director of the mossad who are now being accused of being a leftist party. i'm sure that if this wasn't -- if this was -- c-span is on so i won't say what i -- [laughter] shai: but here's why this is ridiculous and why this also answers your question. because again, because these people have together with netanyahu crafted the israeli policy versus gaza for the last ten years and these people, all of these generals were party to the policy adopted by the israeli government regarding the syrian front. and hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of hours, they discussed these issues and actually discussed them seriously. i give them credit for having discussed both of these sets of issues seriously. the problem is that -- is not whether -- first of all, so the results on april 9 are not going to affect how israel would react to the syrian challenge. whatever combination of these individuals is not going to make a difference because they are the ones who crafted the israeli policy over the last decade. the same thing applies to the