thank you. mousie. thank you for lama. let me show you where you can find them on social media, nigerian twitter. little bit difficult right now. you know why? but enough is enough. nigeria is on instagram. human rights, what she can follow, what human rights, what she's doing in nigeria right here. and then also, lama mccarty is on twitter. thanks for watching everybody. appreciate your questions. i see you next time take ah, [000:00:00;00] use discover a world of difference determination. i'm coming down. we are moving freedom. we saw 16 corruption compassion, the l just 0 world. a selection of the best films from across our network of channels september on the rock as morocco record would be impacted with 19 the country votes in parliamentary elections that will shape the future. while the listening post dissects the media, how they operate, the stories they cover, and the reason why the 911 attack open the world 20 years on the war that followed to finally ended and i've done it. but that's what caught, this didn't rea

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me mousie lama . nice to have you here on the stream. yeah. me please tell our audience who you are and what you do. the demo executive director enough with enough nigeria, our work on rights and of citizens and public accountability to have you mouth the welcome to the stream. please introduce yourself. try international audience. yeah, thanks for having me. me me me. my name is melissa chicago. i am the africa director at human rights watch for many years before becoming the director. i was in research working on these types of issues and so would love to come into it from human rights and goals and some recommendations for accountability, looking forward to that belong, welcome to the stream. please tell our audience who you are. what. what are you going to bring today's child? i nice to be here. without a book i t, i am a senior analyst at the 20 students will be local change, where i research conflicts and development in sub saharan africa with a particular attention to nigeria. and the uncle come into today's composition. thank you so mu

they run further and faster on a mousy treadmill by using these six they're more curious we put themren a maze. they even have it better for. these mice look fantastic. what is clear by targeting these hallmarks targeting cells you can really globally reverse the aging process not just target a single disease not make them live longer and ill health but improve health for the rest of their life and live longer. it's fantastically exciting news. what's so cool about the analytics is very closer to globalization is 20 or 30 companies that are trying to turn these treatments to things that are happening in the clinic for the first human trials are already started. they started back in 2018 for the way it's going to pan out the first treatment so be for people have got particular diseases, things like arthritis, things like lung fibrosis that commonly occurs in older people. if these work and proved safe we can start thinking about giving preventative lead to people who are in their 50s or 60s who do not have any particular disease that would currently diagnose. they were born along time a

you'd hit them in the pocketbooks and it will be so mousy anymore because they pay the cost for it. it's not one of those anonymous attacks or something with no cost. i would encourage you that in general, like let's go ahead and apply our energy to put together a fund to sue some of these folks and get them to shut up and stop being so obnoxious. >> that's what it sounds like the voting since it's in pretty good on that front axle he so we need more folks like that. i want to get to the reason why this book happen within from the spec just before that i can want you to paint this picture because when talk about your twin brother, you're very close one. you call him -- [inaudible] i won't try to sit. will colin twin alex. >> eugene without the -- [inaudible] >> what does it feel like, i'm just reading the book and it didn't feel like i got the satisfactory answer. you get right into the lighthouse by fiona hill. you are working in the white house, your down the hall is your twin brother. you guys are getting in the sites over immigrants. your dad is a working-class family. that just

the prc has had five principal leaders -- mousy dung, deng xiaoping, hu jintao, and the current headstate, xi jinping. george washington university professor david shambaugh has written close to 30 books devoted to the subject of asia. we talk with professor shambaugh about his newest book entitled " china's leaders from mao to now." ♪ announcer: "washington journal" continues. host: joining us this morning is jeremy butler, the ceo of washington -- of iraq veterans of america. i want to get your reaction to the withdrawal from afghanistan. your opinion on that decision? guest: my personal opinion is that it was the right decision in general. i think that there has been a lot of mistakes, miscalculations, mission creep over the years. we accomplished what the original goals for the mission to afghanistan were a long time ago, but unfortunately the mission creep has been very real in this case. i believe the decision was correct, but there is obviously plenty of room for error and recriminations around the way the withdrawal was executed, but i think in general the decision was correc