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mr. cronkite: nor are these the only examples of mr. lane lifting remarks out of context to support his theories. perhaps the most charitable explanation is that mark lane considers himself a defense attorney for lee harvey oswald. a defense attorney's primary duty is not to abstract truth, but to his client. there exists, however, a less partisan and therefore a more disturbing critique of the warren report. mr. rather: one of the most influential attacks on the work of the commission is the book inquest by a young scholar named edward j. epstein. it began as a thesis in political science, mr. epstein deciding to find out how the warren commission had gone about solving this crime of the century. he started with the 26 volumes of hearings, than interviewed five of the commission members and some of the commission's top investigators. the pattern that began to emerge disturbed him. mr. epstein: there are three levels of complaint. the first one was the institutional, the general problem that a government has when it searches for truth.

library at speaking in paris did not mention the alignment between the network's action and us policy nor did mr line bret name specific banks slated for cut off or what criteria were used to decide which banks would be banned from the system. instead mr libre asserted the cutoff has been taken in the interest of stability and integrity of the global financial system u.s. treasury secretary stephen minutia who previously threatens with punitive action if they did not move against iran said that mr libron made quote the right decision however european leaders who are struggling to salvage a so-called p five plus one international nuclear agreement with iran certainly have a much different response we'll keep you posted. the c.e.o. and co-founder of indian e-commerce giant flipkart binny bansal has resigned reportedly over allegations of quote serious personal misconduct flipkart corporate owner u.s. based retailer wal-mart tried to dampen the scandal wal-mart statement on the matter claim no evidence was found to support a specific accuser but that mr bin sauls showed other lapses in judgment in

mr. maddie nor did they recommend anyone else for the vacancy. and the only reason the new york-new jersey senators gave for the reluctance to agree to mr. maddie's nomination is he was too conservative. in my opinion the white house attempted to meaningfully consult but their efforts were not reciprocated. the new jersey senators declined to return their blue slip for political or ideological reasons and i don't consider that a valid reason ot to have this hearing. i'd like the ranking member to speak. >> i would yield to senator booker because he has a nominee from the state here just as we did for senator cassidy. >> if that's what you want to do. i'd call on senator booker after you got done but go ahead, mr. booker. senator booker: i appreciate that and appreciate the opportunity to offer opening statements on the nomination of maddie to fill the third circuit. i heard you characterize the blue slips in the past and it's unfortunate because you mischaracterized my reasoning on not returning a blue slip and you characterized the negotiations w

mr lieberman. come on man not nor do. i wish to inform you that i'm going to resign my function as the minister of defense of israel why now from what happened yesterday the ceasefire yesterday together with all of the arrangements against a mass is giving into terror there's no other reason no other reason but giving in to terror. well the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been defending his decision to accept the egyptian brokered cease fire with palestinian armed groups mr nurse in yahoo said quote when making decisions crucial to security the public can't always be privy to the considerations that must be hidden from the enemy as in us and yahoo has faced criticism for the true steel within his own government lots more news of course whenever you wanted including the latest on that developing story out of west to reach them and girls are on the web site on to c.n.n. dot com up next on this channel it's inside story here and i'm peter dobie i will see you very soon about an hour. a hit squad a murder a phon

to areas where the missiles were being fired from let's just get a son but now from mr lieberman come on man not nor do. i wish to inform you that i'm going to resign my function as the minister of defense of israel why now from what happened yesterday the ceasefire yesterday together with all of the arrangements against a mass is giving into terror there is no other reason no other reason but giving in to terror. well the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been defending his decision to accept the egyptian brokered cease fire with palestinian armed groups mr nurse in yahoo said quote when making decisions crucial to security the public can't always be privy to the considerations that must be hidden from the enemy as the us and yahoo has faced criticism for the true steel within his own government. well of course whenever you wanted including the latest on the developing story out of west jerusalem and gaza on the web site www dot call up next on this channel it's inside story here and. we'll see you very soon. hit squad among a phone call and there was tell you. the latest on jamal khash

mrs. tippit says neither she nor her husband new oswald. officer jackson was among one of j.d. tippit's closest friend. teddy barker put the question to him. >> do you have reason to believe j.d. tippit knew lee harvey oswald? >> i do not believe there is any possible connection at all. i do not think he knew lee. mr. rather: >> 35 minutes after the murder, oswald was captured in the texas theater. a shoe clerk had spotted him in the doorway and watched always looked into the theater. in the next 48 hours, confusion. an army of newsmen into the dallas police building. oswald paraded through the halls. police chief said repeatedly that he expected to prove oswald guilty, although he maintained he was not. no record was made of his interrogations. sunday, november 24, a mob scene continued as oswald was brought into the basement of the building for transport to jail. in full sight of millions of television viewers, a man named jack ruby searches through the crowd and shoots oswald dead. why? a fateful meeting of minds, or a twisted conspiracy? why did ruby kill oswald? ♪ this is

partner more parliament i was speaking about for the loyal opposition i said to him mr hamid after doing a lot of nor longer a prime minister of hamas you are my prime minister act as such but that didn't go look at last ability through work so what can i do it didn't work what can i do when you're president goes before the united nations security council and he says i think if you help us you can help yourselves we're trying to you have to sort out these factual disputes are so many not just some of us is a super some us last month meeting of your central council the democratic front for the liberation of palestine they want the popular front for the liberation of palestine they weren't there either they didn't talk about it was it because you were stolen truck crashed or later about decisions that suffered i was there accusation under secretary rice really the government just falling apart i am your promise to my family is falling apart and i am the secretary general of the p.l.o. and the milk of the rotten front but then all people of that committee meeting still yesterday big decided not to come

probably more parliament i was sitting on behalf of the loyal opposition i said to him mr i mean to do you are nor longer a prime minister of how much you are my prime minister act as such but i had to be told that there is a possibility if you can work so what can i do it didn't work what i do when you're president goes before the united nations security council and he says i figure if you help us you could help yourselves we're trying to you have to sort out these factual disputes for so many structures some of us isn't just some us last month's meeting of your central council the democratic front for the liberation of palestine thing you want the popular front for the liberation of palestine they weren't there either they didn't turn to face it because you are stalling i'm procrastinating about decisions that's not true i was there accusing i'm the secretary rice will have to go through i'm just falling apart i am your palestinian was falling apart and i am the secretary general of the p.l.o. in the front but then all the logs or committee meetings than yesterday. we decided not to come to the

neither he nor mr. whitaker will do anything that's going to jeopardize that. in fact, mr. the department of justice regulations. he's not said one thing about disobeying the regulations. all the attacks on him personally are speculative. arthel: let me play sound mr. matthew whitaker. he was on c. cnn in july. >> i can see a scenario where jeff sessions is replaced and the attorney general doesn't fire bob mueller but he reduced the budget so low so the investigation grinds to almost a halt. arthel: your reaction to that. >> he didn't say he was going to do that. he certainly has the power to do that. whether he exercises that is absurd. he's not going to do that. nobody right now in the white house, in the department of justice is going to take steps to reduce what mueller is doing. what he's actually saying is that he has responsibility to oversee as the acting attorney general what mueller is doing. if mueller acts inappropriately or contrary to department policy, then mr. whitaker can intervene. >> what i think is wrong about that, i think the willful blindness of peop

this later on and we hope to get a lot more clarity obviously now mr berg pushing co has said that this is not a declaration of war nor will it curtail civil liberties but this is exactly what many people are afraid of and speculating about that perhaps that presidential elections which are scheduled for march will be postponed and we may see some curtailment some limitation on freedom of speech there could be censorship there could be limitations on public meetings as well as a freedom of movement so it's it remains to be seen but there is a great deal of speculation as i said great job discussion of what exactly this will mean in the coming sixty days which is what is being proposed how do you you reach moscow blames ukraine for the standoff and what it calls orchestrated provocations do we know what happened to the ukrainian ships which are now in a crimean port along with their crew. what only do you know i agree that if that's ukrainian president petro poroshenko has demanded that the russian authorities release detained ukrainian sailors but i don't think that will happen soon some of the ukrainians by the way h

i have never been physically abusive in my life, nor was i last night. mr. avenatti has attracted a lot of admiration for many in the mainstream media, including manyn at msnbc for his representation of stormy daniels. joining me now, arizona congressman andy biggs. i didn't think i would be talking about this with you tonight. your thoughts on michael avenatti and these allegations and the fact he's in police custody in l.a. this evening being held on a $50,000 bail. >> any time you have a dough mess particulars relations issue of it can be hard to sort out. but this is a felony charge that he's been charged with, and the bail is fairly stout. you know, if his best defense is she hit me first, that's not the best defense here. it's not going to carry water typically. trish: there is a rule, you never hit a woman. i have a 6-year-old son and two 8-year-old daughters. sometimes it's not fair because they are bigger and strong than him. i still maintain, he knows the rules, i can never hit a girl. these are things you just should learn as saad child growing up

after all mr speaker, the european commission does not show its hand negotiations, nor does it publishegal advice underpinning its position on life negotiating issues and i don't believe the government of the united kingdom should be expected to do so either. but, he did have a confession. we will make available to all members of the house following the conclusion of negotiations and ahead of the meaningful vote, a full reason position statement being out the government both political and also legal position on the proposed withdrawal agreement and that includes any protocols that may be attached to it. in addition, my right honourable and learned friend the attorney—general has authorized me to confirm to the house this afternoon that he is ready to assist further by making an oral statement to the house and take questions from members of the house in the normal way. can he confirm today that the people will not be kept in the dark by the british government as to the exact legal consequences to the belfast good friday agreement? of any negotiator deal by the british government in good

nor slowing down growth. for more let's cross over to our man on wall street to score to mr paul said interest rates were just below a neutral level and judging from investors reaction they are detecting a slower pace of rising rates you know well i mean that was a big change of words because just in october jerome paul was saying that their level is actually far away from or below the neutral level and that hinted at as a much more aggressive action of the federal reserve being so now that much more different what we're hearing from pollard now still an interest rate increase at the next meeting or shortly before christmas is likely but maybe next year we might not see more interest rates what the market participants just a recently expected and their reaction on wall street was quite astonishing blue chips up by more than six hundred points of the dollar under quite some pressure so those remarks from paul they don't go down pretty well here on wall street quite an uptick in stocks there indeed let's turn to the fed's warning about finances debility in light of a strong economy how significant are these ris

mr a number of opportunities to avert the tragic events. neither m i five nor counterterrorism police took any follow up action and my five decided not to place travel monitoring all travel restrictions on some of the baby and wife i've admitted that given the information they had on the baby they should have done so deficiencies in my five system for monitoring those individuals of interest but in my five systems move too slowly one can see how the outcome could have been different or might have been different if certain things that happened which did not. chairman's words were echoed by other members of the committee who similarly stress that lack of coordination between the intelligence services and the home office played a part in failing to prevent the tragedies artie's honest to say a joke and that is the details. david anderson in his report used the words have the cards for them differently then there's a chance it may have been prevented we we agree with that little puddle did not request support from the home office intervention provided a fall which

is in a country of legally but here by example they yield enormous power nor for that it gives them huge leverage to do it well mr mom if you know what they're going and we're going to pursue her for. a living i eventually managed to escape and another child exploited by the woman was also rescued but another nine years would pass before she faced trial she was sentenced to eight years in prison today livia has a family but the experience will always haunt her. implementing the e.u. directive on combating human trafficking remains a challenge partly due to a lack of funding. on their part. we're still learning how to identify the victims more must be done to comply with the requirements of the e.u. directive in the region and on the national political stage child trafficking is simply not an issue as for the nobody is paying attention of war. among the victims of child trafficking worldwide one in ten comes from ukraine. the international organization for migration or i.o.m. has an office in kiev the u.n. agency is a world leader in the fight against human trafficking and child trafficking. in particular an indus

nor is that what they've done. well, mr. president, if that's the case, then why is your administration supporting the lawsuit, texas vs. the u.s. department of health and human services. that very lawsuit that was brought forward by a republican attorneys general, including florida's attorney general, urging a federal court to strike down preexisting conditions and patient protections as unconstitutional, and it would cause a chaos in our health care system? you're not protecting 133 million americans with preexisting conditions. no. what you're doing is eliminating their health care. and that includes 17 million children. the administration should better look at their situation and do the opposite of what they have been doing. i ask the american people to demand that the trump administration stop undermining the a.c.a., get to work, this administration, do its job, implement all parts of the existing law, the affordable care act. we should be looking for ways to help people like elaine and j.j. and meghan and elizabeth. we

mr. whittaker, he is a person not with the stature, nor with the experience to be attorney general of the united states. he was briefly u.s. attorney in des moines, whiposition, but it not the kind of position that leads to this usually. he was appointed to limit the mueller investigation. whether he will, how he will, i don't know. but, i mean, who is kidding whom here? >> what do you think, mayor? >> well, look, i think -- here's the fact that gets passed by. mr. rosenstein actually is conflicted. so the issue is can mr. whittaker now provide oversight, stay within the lines of constitutional governance and, in fact, you know, keep -- keep mr. mueller on the straight and narrow? the fact of the matter is that he didn't get a blank check. he didn't get a license to go into a whole variety of areas. it was a very, very precise course of action that he was supposed to be pursuing. so, look, there are no free lunches for anybody in this. i think we are lucky that folks will, in fact, stay within the lines and act within constitutional governance norms. >> jeffrey, just quickly. comey's firi

mr. clarida d say he believes interest rates are close to so-called neutral level. meaning they neither stimulate nor slow growth. jerome powell is sed scheduled to speak tomorrow. >> the whisi house is pro a way to lower medicare prescription drug costs. in an effort to start he modernizing t government's flagship health health insurance program. bertha coombs has more. > the trump administration already proposing pricing changes for drugs prescrid by doctors under part b. now it's aiming at the pharmacy drug pns. >> part d. >> what we proposed today is really historic changes to the medicare drug program to allow actuallyg plans to negotiate against drug companies in what are called theot six ected classes. >> right now, medicare is legally prohibited from negotiating with drug manufacturers for six major categories o drugs, including cancer and hiv treatments. if a doctor prescribes a drug regardless of cost medicare pace what the drug company charges. >> and in the commercial sector we would get about 30% discounts just using the normal ls negotiating that your plan and my plan have. >> house sec

$69 million nor that line item? mr. banks: is that your understanding? >> i believe we paid out $647,000 to date on that line item. mr.backs: we'll dig into that more. mr. chairman, this may be a what did they know and when kid they know it type of question. i've got more questions for round two but with that, i yield back. mr. arrington: thank you, mr. banks. we yield five mins to mr. correa. mr. correa: as i'm listening to all this, i'm asking myself and the committee, are we destined to live live with i.t. failures irrespective of how much money, taxpayer dollars we invest trying to take care of our men and women who are coming back after serving our country? yemen this last weekend i was at an opening of a vet center in my district, chapman university. young man coming back from fighting for our country, ready to get their education and i'll tell you, walking in with this scenario is embarrassing. it's shameful. to me. and i think to us. talk about teamwork, talk about your schematics, team work. i hope we're part of that team when it comes to execut

mr. farr worked as legal counsel for the 1990 campaign of nor jesse helms. that campaign engaged in well-documented, deeply disturbing tactics aimed at suppressing the black vote in north carolina. as an example, the helms campaign sent out over 100,000 postcards to mainly african american voters warning that they might be ineligible to vote for residency reasons. the postcards from the helms campaign, which mr. farr worked on as legal counsel, warn that the black recipients might be arrested for voter fraud if they came to the polls to vote. now, mr. farr initially told the judiciary committee on which i serve that he did not participate in any campaign meetings in which this mailing was discussed. however, news reports then indicated that mr. farr did in fact participate in an october 1990 meeting that included discussion about the very mailing which i have described, the challenged voters -- that challenged voters' residency. mr. farr, this nominee for for a lifetime appointment to the federal court in north carolina, later admitted participating. he told

nor america's biggest terror threats c.n.n. host claims stern already divided u.s. public. i think that mr levin was actually stating facts what they're saying right now saying that the majority of the country are terrorists. on this really. from the racist didn't sensitive featuring a model ripping off finest law make me like claiming to promote freedom. just three am in caracas three pm in hong kong and ten in the morning here in moscow this november the first welcome to to our. international our top story donald trump has insisted the united states will continue its oil embargo on iran that's to spite his not still security advisor adopting a milder tone when it comes to sanctions on countries doing business with iran after a massive backlash from european allies number of countries may not be able to go all the way all the way to zero immediately so we want to we want to achieve maximum pressure but we don't want to harm friends and allies either. not intend to allow our sanctions to be abated by europe or anybody else. as well nations to isolate iran's regime. as long as its aggressio

mr. trump about travel to russia. he then says, i would like to note i did not in fact travel there nor have i ever been to russia. he says, quote, i made these misstatements to be consistent to mr. trump's political messaging and out of loyalty to mr. trump. >>> at that point it kind of feels like it's over. but it turns out he left something out, something that turns out to be important. and so the prosecution sort of jumps in to fill that in. the judge at this point says, quote, any further allocution requested by the government? and the prosecutor from the special counsel robert mueller's office, rush atkinson, says, yes, your honor. as set forth in the criminal information, which is like an indictment except you get a criminal information when you plead guilty instead of going to trial. as set forth in the information, they reached out to the kremlin in 2016, he had not received any response. in fact, he had received a response from the kremlin. so, in essence, mr. cohen minimized his contacts with the russian government and stated so falsely in his submission. the judge says, you want that as part of this all

nor thhono. you think george h. went to have dinner with mrs.h and the soldiers on the eve of the persian gulf war. you know, going all the way bark, aba hamlraabraham lincolno war. lyndon johnson went to vietnam in '66 and 1967. one of the threshold expectations of the a president is that you honor our soldiers, especially when are you a war president as donald trump is. he was asked about this or his people were the other day, you know, some of the reasons given were, number one, he doesn't want to be, endanger himself, number three, he may disagree with the war. barack obama went there, tow he was not the biggest champions at the beginning of the wars in iraq and afghanistan. >> those things can be separated. one of the criticism is presidents who haven't served in the military, maybe they have less of an understanding when they deploy people. i thought it was interesting in the series he made one to a commander in afghanistan. let's listen to that together. >> soar, colonel, how many people are you -- so, colonel, how many people are you com

many terrific missouri republicans, including tonight, your great job,nor, done a fantastic mike parsons. mike? [applause] and mrst job. thank you. great job. and members of congress, one of them stopped washington about three weeks ago when he started doing his little auction deal, right? billy. does anybody know billy long? i have never heard an auctioneer so good. but he's a great congressman, more importantly. and he loves the people of this state. billy long. billy. great guy. did everybody see that a month ago? he started doing the auction thing. and these were hardened political people. they've heard it all. and they just stopped in their tracks. they said, what the hell is that? and it was our friend, billy. and another congressman from missouri, always there for us, just like billy, somebody that has been there for the tax cuts, regulation, right to try, you know what right to try is, big thing, big deal, and he was there along with some really great people in the republican party to take care of our vets, to give them choice for the first time in 44 years. [applause] congressman jason smith. thank you.

mr. jorgensen: at that point, you can presume neither deficient performance nor prejudice because that may, for example, originate a duty to consult with the client, to actually ascertain whether the client wants to try to vitiate the entire plea agreement, to ascertain whether the client really wants to just test the state and see if they will make not act on direct breach of the plea agreement. there are several different things the client may be trying to achieve. and all that mr. garza alleged that he was trying to achieve at any point is an appeal of his sentence. justice kagan: so i guess that i had understood your brief as saying as long you don't specifically want to appeal something that's within the scope of the waiver, then the attorney does in fact have to file a notice of appeal and you can say that there is prejudice when he doesn't. but you're saying that even if the client makes a kind of generalized go file an appeal -- e, i leave it to you how -- you know, i don't know the law, you go do it, and the attorney doesn't file anything, even then you would say that there's no p

mr. plank has never conducted business nor used company funds at such venues he doesn't even have a company his behavior >> i mean, world's changed it's not living in "mad men" world anymore. >> no. >> we haven't been living in -- >> i know. i know >> this is 30 years old. >> i've had a morality clause in my contract for 25 years so it's not something that's been on the radar screen >> i would say even wall street, look i haven't heard stories about this on wall street in a decade. >> doesn't mean it's not happening. i still would like to know at these places what percentages his it is. i bet there's an amount that is -- >> i think the entertainment might be different -- >> it's not under armour publicly held profile company. there i think you -- >> oh, you mean -- >> it's a business expense at the place. yeah what'd you think i meant >> i imagine if it is, it's unfortunately fraudulently expensed as something else that's the distinction >> like when you rent that movie that doesn't have a title. it just comes and says movie and you say, no, it was "incredibles 2," i swear, honey. >> is tha

trump has not come to congress and nor have people from the ethics organization -- there has been a lawsuit brought which mr. blumenthal and me are members of going forward in washington to see what he's been hiding from the public and fwa what effect it's had on our decisions in foreign policy. the khashoggi killing was awful. we're not responding i think because i think we'll find that the saudis and trumps have close business ties and the saudis rent in trump -- the chinese and the saudis, i might be the qataris are buildings and leases in trump tower but the saudis have had a lot of meetings at the trump hotel. but the emoluments clause should be looked into, his taxes should be looked into and i think his taxes will show he didn't pay much. i thoughtn't it this morning. he's got enough chutzpah, he might have tried to get a credit, say the government owed him money. it certainly will show he's not a charitable individual. he used his charitable foundation in new york which is being investigated for fraud and which made payments to pam bondi of florida. they paid her a political contribution out of a ch

mr. trump has not fully grasped the role of the troops he commands. nor the responsibility he has to lead them and protect them from politics. they continue, short lie after becoming commander in chief, president trump asked so few questions in a briefing at macdill air force base in tampa that top military commanders cut the number of prepared power point slides to three. they had initially planned for 18. said two officials with knowledge of the visit. the commanders slotted two hours for the meeting. but it lasted less than one. it's important to remember the nature of the criticism. mcraven levels that trump found so troubling. and that is mcraven went after trump specifically for his attacks on the press. mcraven is not the only public facing, visible former member of the military who has raised this specific criticism recently. david le pen who was a colonel and served with general kelly mean was the spokesperson for the department . the president uses the term enemy of the people to reforethe press corps. that's one of the first big examples of a f

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nor will i seek a seat in the parliament. when i joined by hand. politics professor at the university of applied sciences in berlin to say over and mr kling i'm a regular joining us on the program now do you think they ever made the right decision by stepping down following his party's under-performance well you know it's always very difficult for the powerful to find the right time to let lose to resign and i think you. should have done it a little earlier but probably it's not too late the public will be certainly relieved to see somebody go all who has caused so much trouble in the coalition quite recently well if voters have lost confidence then why would he be keeping his position as interior minister. well i mean i think we should ask him himself but. his ego is certainly strong enough to believe that he is probably the best minister of the interior there is in germany and we have to see i mean he has to deliver. maybe he is a good minister of the interior. do you think that a new leader will revive the fortunes of the c.s.u. well i think the time of the hope for is over. there is a new leadership installed and. who is today i guess elected is th

vote for a democratic state legislature, nor vote could give 800,000 floridians, just like that, the security of health care coverage. [cheers and applause] mr. obama: democrats are not going to let republicans gut your pre-existing conditions protections. democrats are not going to let republicans gut your medicare to pay for their tax cuts. they are going to protect your care, period. but here's the main point i want to make, florida. if republicans thought their tax cut for billionaires was popular, they would be campaigning on it. you don't hear a peep out of them. this was their main legislative accomplishment in congress. they have not mentioned it in a single ad. if republicans thought their endless votes to sabotage or take away your health care was popular, that is what they would be campaigning on. you don't hear a peep from them about that. in fact, right at election time, suddenly republicans are saying they are going to protect your pre-existing conditions, when they have literally been doing the opposite. [crowd jeers] mr. obama: that is some kind of gall. that is some kind of chutzpah. let's call it what it is. it is a lie. th

listen to what happened when cbs's nor a o'donnell asked then campaign chairman paul manafort about russia back in 2016. >> so, to be clear, mr. trump has no financial relationships with any russian oligarchs? >> that's what he said, that's obviously what our position is. >> this is a little awkward. we've got to play it one more time. let's play it, please. >> so, to be clear, mr. trump has no financial relationships with any russian oligarchs? >> that's what he said -- that's what i -- that's obviously what our position is. >> oh, that was really, really awkward. i still have no idea what he said there, but doesn't that just sum all of this up, the whole day, just all of it? that's what he said, if that's what, that's what -- i mean, if that's what he said, that's what happened. but as we always say around here, facts matter. and as more facts emerge from the mueller investigation, the real question is what will this president do? >>> lots to talk about. laura coats, harry litman. we're going to dig into it next. ♪ can you feel it there's endless fun with great toys and games for everyone at amazon, with low prices and free

the -- that's not a neighborly thing to do, nor is letting your building degrade for so long. also, i want to speak to the fact that mr. lum and people spoke to the 897 cottage as an anomaly. we agree, and the planning code addresses that, and it's called a special lot situation. and this special lot situation is that the rear cottage, vehicular -- [inaudible] >> -- and therefore, the coll t collect -- correct planning code should be 134 c 4 b, and ask you which street you believe the cottage fronts on, if you believe it's 22nd street, the subject property is not complying with the planning code. also like to bring up the planning goals of the subject property that was initially the program goals were two units, two and three bedrooms. that is upgraded and expanded later to include two units, three and four bedrooms. we are so excited for this house to be updated for so long. we want it to be code compliant and upgraded to the building code, as well. it was entirely possible to take space from the 2,000 square foot garage to take up from the missed space from the rear yard if the correct planning code is being used. a

mr. trump's mirage of an order evaporates, a stark reality emerges. there is no credible challenge to regional influence nor any prospects toeducing it with american threats and auster. i assume you wouee with that, but i want to ask you factually, do you feel you are benefiting from the pressure now on saudi arabia and its behavior? >> the benefit that we can gets from t new situationwe is that thens better that, in fact, there is more possibility that the policy of coercion a intimidation by the saudi arabia would be successful in the region because they started the yemeni war, in fact, they took hostage the prime minister of lebanon, they tried to block it in qatar, and they had endangering peace and security.t if now the wes united states and the european partners would understand this has had in devastimpacts under the security of the region and what they can do to redress situation, that would be a benefit we can get, all of us. >> you talked about the yemen war and the british and americans believe this pressure on saudi arabia could lead to at lution to this terrible war. of g u are blamed for suppo