cash grab by the embattled haitian president or with us in a poorly executed but serious effort by moyes to consolidate his political power with american muscle the mercenaries were apparently told that by simply escorting a presidential aide to fritz louis during the transfer of the eighty million from a government oil fund into an account controlled by the embattled haitian president they'd be preserving democracy in haiti. and you know personally pocketing about thirty thousand each to preserving democracy and thirty grand now actually the already beleaguered and very motivated for political change haitian people are not going to take this news well but fear not my us empire loving friends haiti will not be throwing off the yoke of u.s. control any time soon because thankfully one of the best and brightest u.s. politicians and political orders of our time working day one marco rubio the republican senator out of quarter traveled to haiti on wednesday in order spend the day urging dialogue between the country's embattled president and opposition parties calling for his resignation beca

nature yet allegedly they're working with something close to the president now of course president moyes i'm sure wanted to keep some level of plausible deniability but i mean it seems as if he went far beyond plausible deniability here to just sort of asking one of his friends to try to take care of it and it turned into the situation that we've seen now so i think it also speaks very heavily to the deep decay that is happening within the government itself you know it's interesting because when i when i read the story the intercept story i couldn't decide if like the idea was was legitimate or not in the sense of you know was it really just this series of mess ups in this disorder like you mentioned they didn't have any insurance and this so one part of my brain went ok is this like a limited hangout where it's like ok we're going to kind of say that this was just a mess in the home this but really we're kind of giving you half the truth for what was really going on with these guys or really was just this kind of disorganized thing that we do think this was just a series of mistake was

a moye summit, at that hanoi summit. stay with us. >> >> brennan: after we finished our interview with chairman schiff he asked to turn the cameras back on to comment on what ambassador bolton said about the north korea summit. >> congressman, what was your impression of how the national security advisor described what happened in hanoi? >> well, i was struck by one thing in particular and that is when you asked him whether the president had given up anything by going to this summit and walking away empty-handed and his answer was that the real estate didn't believe so and you asked him well do you believe so. >> well what the president believes is all that matters. he couldn't even agree with his own president, of course the president did give up a great deal by going to that summit, by enhancing kim jong-un's prestige on the world stage, by giving up those military exercises in the last summit, and getting nothing for it. and this is, i think, the result of a president who is not prepared for 0 these kind of negotiatio

of work here well i think the two things are connected i think he is very concerned about president moyes losing power for a couple of reasons one the just traditional reason why the united states has back to his in haiti promoted coups in haiti and the like in sort of this very rich country and certainly the country the great moral authority and so the thread of a good example as well is trying to keep a very rich country within the broader sphere of american north american economic interest so that's one piece that i think historically the u.s. has tried to make sure you have the right kind of friendly guy but much more relevant i think to our current moment is the issue of venezuela now haitian governments even the most government had been traditionally quite friendly to venezuela of course they were getting a lot of development aid from venezuela as i mentioned but then as these protests started more started to lose popularity in order to try to shore up his rule then he turns his back on venezuela supports this fake president one why go and then of course is it becomes a you know it'

human being is my brother that is moyes wish to this is my feet and this is the world a lot has struck me. alongside the optimism questions too about new zealand's future. there's a very visible. pushback on racism and i think that is what we hope will continue as we all need to live in a peaceful world and. hopefully we can take. the silver lining will be that face and have all the hype that we become a more inclusive society. but. yet it means a very individual thinking keefe leave that to the eight. in the woods anyone who's different. the service took place near the al-noor mosque where most of the victims were killed during friday prayer two weeks ago. the raf presence of armed police a reminder that the country may never be the same again two weeks on from the terror attacks there's a strong message of gear safe from the people of new zealand and dissidents that people are now shifting focus from the initial response to long term support for those if it does and lasting change in society the rise of these trillion. zillion g g g g. finally zookeepers in sydney are calling it a wo

cash grab by the embattled haitian president obama moyse in a poorly executed but serious effort by moyes to consolidate his political power with american muscle the mercenaries were apparently told that by simply escorting presidential aide for its own louis during the transfer of the eighty million from a government oil fund into an account controlled by the embattled haitian president they'd be preserving democracy in haiti and you know personally pocketing about thirty thousand each to preserving democracy and thirty grand now actually the already beleaguered and very motivated for political change haitian people are not going to take this news well but fear not my us empire loving friends haiti will not be throwing off the yoke of u.s. control any time soon because thankfully one of the best and brightest u.s. politicians and political orders of our time working day one marco rubio the republican senator on a quarter traveled to haiti on wednesday in order to spend the day urging dialogue between the country's embattled president and opposition parties calling for his resignation bec

bundle of cash to avoid paying them right so he burned the money this bird of prey expert burned his moyes should burn the money off of money should be burned and of best the way it goes i mean that's what we need to do we need to burn the ships we need to burn any connection if you have money organizing as part of a magical crypto conference in new york city coming up this think it's may or june i forget which one i think in june and i may it's a may or a i'm organizing a mass burning in times square so i want to get people to come to times square in new york city and want to burn up to a million dollars in fees money you can take any pounds dollars again whatever but we're going to burn it all because we need to when you see the out money you should get a physical illness you have a reaction of vomiting to reeducate yourself all three out is poison just so you know it is illegal to burn money in the united states it is not illegal in the united kingdom where he got found guilty of was the fact that he owed thirty thousand pounds to these insolvency guys and he refused to pay he was actua

the democratic party at that time was seen in political slang as the mom moye moommy party whereas thens were the daddy party. the daddy party goes out and fights the war, the mommy party is softer and as some people saw it weaker. and the democrats had to show they were more war-like, let's get a war hero. >> i defended our country as a young man, and i will defend it as president of the united states of america. >> he was able to use his vietnam service as a weapon really against george w. bush. he's able to say when the bell rang in vietnam, i said, send me. i won a silver star. i won a bronze star. i won three purple hearts. >> there was a time when john kerry's war record seemed untouchable. but in just two weeks a small veterans group has managed to put the senator on the defensive. >> i served with john kerry. >> i served with john kerry. >> john kerry has not been honest about what happened in vietnam. >> he is lying about his record. >> ad is so tough, even some top republicans have come out against it. >> i condemn the ads as dishonest and dishonorable. and i think it's very,

i'm moye alongside yasmin vossoughian and louis burgdorf. it's the bottom of the hour.th the morning's top stories. >> democrats in the house launched a brand-new effort to obtain information from donald trump's inner circle over a number of controversies surrounding him and those closest to him. >> the far reaching document request involves more than 80 agencies, individuals and other entities tied to the president. nbc news white house correspondent kristen welker has the details. >> reporter: president trump vowing to cooperate with the rapidly growing investigation by house democrats. >> i cooperate all the time with everybody. you know the beautiful thing. no collusion, it's all a hoax. >> reporter: democrats issuing a request for documents from more than 81 people and groups associated with the president. including the president's eldest son donald trump jr., son-in-law curb and trump organization cfo allen weisselberg looking into what they call allegations of corruption, obstruction and abuses of power. but still insisting they are not yet building a case for im

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president trump's rewrite of the tax laws in 2017 but some companies are having second thoughts elon moyethe most sweeping changes were the international side of the code the goal was to stop businesses from shifting profits overseas but instead congress accidentally created incentive for them to do that. under the new law the effective u.s. tax rate was supposed to be 13% on foreign earnings and if a company paid more than that to the country, it was operating in, it was supposed to get a tax credit for most of that amount that plan hit a snag and could cost businesses millions of dollars. when it wrote the new law, congress didn't change the rules that limit tax credits, so without a big credit businesses face a bigger tax bill u.s. companies face a disadvantage overseas and fewer benefits to staying right here in the u.s business groups say this is a giant thorn hiding inside the new tax law. the members include coke, dupont, p&g, 3m. they've been vocal about this. the national association of manufacturers are warning of this problem as well but it does not say this is going to be fixe