mr. olivant, you heard jamie mcintire talking about the unlikelihood of some progress against i.s.i.l. in libya. what do you think based on your knowledge and your conversations with security officials in d.c, will it take to diminish i.s.i.l.'s influence in libya? >> well, the setup piece talked about special forces, raids, and air power. and that's wonderful to do pinprick, stop the bleeding, keep them from expanding. but to really take the fight to i.s.i.l. in libya we have to have a unity government. so the military and the diplomatic tracks aren't contradictory. we need to do one in fairly limited fashion, to do what we can while this unity government tries to establish itself, but that is really the answer in the long term is to get government

mr. oliver cardiff, came upon the dying robert lambros, and not only stepped over his body to get to the summit, but then took his bottled oxygen. you' re aware of that accusation? i am. and do you disagree? i do. i was climbing everest for a documentary, and i saw mr. cardiff here climbing with a british team. below uh, step. yes. t have been near lambros. mountain, heading up? yes, that would follow. so, this book is untrue? another climber, especially a friend, but danny was at base camp and didn' t see what i saw. no further questions. to rip your friend apart. be gentle. mr. branch, what is the death zone? in mountaineering parlance, s the altitude above 26,000 feet where oxygen is insufficient to sustain life. it' s also a place to be fully trusted? you believe that bottled oxygen has hurt the sport of mountain climbing, so you climb without oxygen? i do. and an absence of oxygen would increase the likelihood of untrustworthy perceptions? yes. so, when you say that you saw the plaintiff have to take your word for it, and yet your word could be colored by your oxygen-deprived percep

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mr. cameron doing his modern-day impression of oliver twist, please can i have some more concessions? he didn't get very much. migrant benefits for a short period of time, we are told in future we won't be committed to ever closer union is. on the basis of all that we will have a referendum the prime minister says on a deal that is legally binding and joined with us today by saying the british deal was legally binding. to top that off, mr. cameron told us he will lodge a the documents at the united nations but frankly you might as well lodge an old pair of socks because it is completely meaningless that you launch a document there to give a safety deposit box but if this deal is legally binding, in 2008 the obligations imposed by international agreement cannot have the effect of prejudiceing constitutional principles of the e.u. trees, of which means the rule in favor of the existing treaties until we get a new treaty but what is to say there is going to be a new treaty? any treaty would trigger more referendums and not be favored by the big groups in this parliament. but we have an e

mr. cameron doing his best impression of oliver twist and said please, sir, can i have more? he did not get very much, did he? slightlye was ever so for the migrant benefits for a short amount of time. we are told in the future we will not be committed to a closer union. on the basis of all of that, we will have a referendum that the prime minister says in a deal that is legally binding. we are joined today and said that the deal was legally binding. to top that off, mr. car ameron said he would launch the documents at the united nations, but frankly, you should might as well do a pair of socks because it is meaningless the fact you have launched a document there. is this deal legally binding? ecj themselves said in 2008 that the obligations imposed by international agreement cannot have the effect of prejudicing the constitutional principles of the eu treaties, which means the ecj rules in favor of the existing treaties until we get a new treaty. who is to say there will be a new treaty? any new treaty would trigger more referendums and would not be favored for the big group

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