and d, n. c, hacks of the us democrats party, which have occurred over the last 2 years by their own admission. a number of times, i think this statement by hillary clinton on fox really does need to be tackled because it concerns us directly and publications. and what she is attempting to do is to conflate our publication of pristine e mails. now in the democratic party argues that even a single email is not completely valid or hasn't been done. and the head of the dnc, debbie watson shorts as a result. and, and whatever hacking has occurred of the d n. c, o other political organizations in the united states by range of active. and now in the middle, we have something which is the publication by other media organizations of information purportedly from dmc. and it seems to be the case. i said that's a series of word documents and pdf published by the heel gulker by the smoking gun . this is a completely separate batch of documents compared to the 20000 christine emails that we had really we pl

so then some kind of deal is whereby deborah wasserman schultz becomes the head of the d. n. c. and tim, again, steps down. now if your hillary and you're thinking strategically that you're going to run again for years, i have your campaign mad as hate of the d n. c controller of the if you'd like, the regulator who's regulating and the nomination competition is a huge strategic advantage. ok, so that now that's why ford and the $20000.00 dnc lake. the mouse that we're okay. so they're from debbie. was schultz head of d. n a and 6 other prominent people finance communications. and so what they show is that within the dnc, there was a u, a unity of the most senior people, including there wasn't shows to act against bernie sanders, elimination versus and for every client now, what, what particular actions were performed? well, there's a lot of discussions, it's a discussions about we can use a captive report and push out the fact that very sand is, might be an atheist. and all the doings is going to coffee in the south. and where m as in b c on the most influential morning program

so that's the head of the d, n i damping down ideas that they know who we use. now this is a separate question to the release of our email. so in the us media there's been a deliberate completion between d. n. c leaks, which is what we've been publishing and dnc hacks of the us democratic party, which have occurred over the last 2 years by their own admission. a number of times, i think this statement by hillary clinton on fox really does need to be tackled because it concerns us directly in applications. and what she is attempting to do is to conflate our publication of present miles know in the democratic party, argues that even a single email is not completely valid, hasn't been done. and the head of the dnc, debbie watson, sholtes as well as a result. and, and whatever hacking has occurred, of the d n. c o other political organizations in the united states by range of active. and now in the middle, we have something which is the publication by other media organizations of information purportedly from dmc. and it seems to be the case. i said that's a series of

the d n. i the directive national tyson i states several months ago said that both are in the republicans and the dmc were being attacked by a range of actors from philosophical opponents to states engage in espionage. now the head of the d and i james club who's responsible for all us intelligence agencies. he's the boss of the boss of the see if anyone knows what us intelligence agencies knows, no thing. he knows. and on friday, he had to come out and say that there's a lot of media hype of innovation that they have no idea as to what motivation is, even if they didn't know who it was. so that's the head of the dna. i dampening down ideas that they know who it is. now, this is a separate question to the release of our email. so in the us media there's been a deliberate conflation between dnc leaks, which is what we've been publishing. and d and c, hacks of the us democratic party, which has occurred over the last 2 years by their own admission. a number of times, i think this statement by hi

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this is the story of a revolutionary treatment for a n d age related macular degeneration, a severely disabling i disease that can lead to blindness. millions of patients are effected worldwide. me. it's also the story of the competition between 2 equally effective drugs. one costing 40 times more than the other until 2005, there was no effective treatment. and many patients lost their site. you know, cache on invoices. you waited in quite to the for me. when people want to talk to the fuel system with a pretty sentiment in the body of the 10 of 10 reduces the miller not on the path then came a new drug that significantly slows the progression of the disease. a liquid injected directly into the i i, the therapy had been developed in the united states and was said to revolutionize treatment of the disease. several major off the mala, just launched clinical trials on thousands of patients. they were unable to treat. it's the leading cause of permanent blindness and people over the age of 65. in fact, perhaps for any disease worldwide. there is a role for pharmaceutical companies, partic

you will be sending senior s b i n d h asked officials to port friends as soon as possible to assess the situation and how we may be able to assist you in trim. prime minister closures f has declared a state of emergency and stepped up to lead haiti until new elections can be held. the poorest nation in latin america has struggled to achieve political stability for decades. i mean the series of crews and rising gang violence, the assassination of president police is plunging it into even deeper cares with civilians peering. they'll burn the costs. early we spoke to democratic congressman and 11. he is coach here of the haiti caucus in the us house of representatives and his long being pushing for a reassessment of us policy toward haiti. we asked him what he thinks needs to change in order for international support to be more fruitful. well, i think that what we have to do is work with patient civil society. broadly speaking, the legal community, the bar association, the human rights groups, the catholic church, the protestant church, the political parties, the unions and the busines

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e n d. w correspondent, dorian giant, who is standing by in a sample door in turkey, relationship with nato, and the u. s. has been strained of late, not to mention the huge security risk of maintaining foreign troops in afghanistan . why would turkey agree to continue providing this support in campbell? well i think they see this is very important opportunity to remind all of its western partners that it is a very important ally. but i think on kara is not planning to have any military confrontation with taliban. in fact, the government has reiterate to the, you know, intend to add to the 500 also, turkish military personnel presence in afghanistan. they see this purely as a, as a defense operation in so far as that they will be looking for some sort of peaceful agreement with the taliban. they are, they are, they do have very close contacts with pakistan. and in fact, the president recap, type heard, one is talking about pakistani troops been part of the operation in the airport. and turke

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andrew sad n d s. the student that disappeared on may 1st last seen leaving is dharm at the campus of the article to state college sciences parents are john and tammy tammy. good to have you on news in the morning. give me an evaluation of where this search for andrew is that basically don kohls off with as far as the campus police are concerned. and we're, we're not going to stop looking for a living else. and that's be, it's a living hell. and july is the funds that are other so it's, it's really a bad time a year. and now he's gone to how do you feel that the state college of science has been in dealing with this situation? to me, it seems like they're not doing anything. andrea case just made me feel frustrated, but once you start hearing the other stations are having just as much difficulty getting basic answers, you realize there's something more going on. people were just trying to come up with theories and i think that's natural when you don't have a lot of answers, you want to find something m

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