i get from this is the fact that our system of law sometimes works and that is that the national security archive that did a freedom of information request for this got these details. a suicide bomber has detonated explosives out the office of the electoral commission in the afghan capital kabul people had gathered there to protest the disqualification of multiple candidates running in parliamentary elections speaking to me earlier journalists phasey from kabul. some of the supporters of those candidates who were disqualified from to run for the parliamentarian elections they were they were gathering in a nearby the independent election commission headquarters a suicide bomber according to police tried to approach the gathering but detonated his explosive ahead of approaching the gathering and they killed himself and one other from from this who were nearby also killed two others wounded but this you know the protests against the r.u.c. or elect independent electoral commission all the presidential palace actually has been taking place since a week almost yesterday we had another protest and a ga

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i get from this is the fact that our system of law sometimes works and that is that the national security archive that did a freedom of information request for this got these details. more global news right after this. chose seemed wrong. wrong just don't call. me. yet to shape out this day comes after. an engagement because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. here now this new attempt at a global community of accountable a concept big boy that will be controlled by people not any subtle government has the chance to do what galt failed to do to escape the keys of the subtle bankers and ph d. will the economist. hello again germany has slammed president trump's new trade tarra on the e.u. increase pressure over the air run nuclear deal the u.s. has increased rates on steel minium for europe its key nato ally turkey german leaders are warning of wide ramifications we won't let washington dictate to us with whom we can do business. trade wars slowing down and destroying economic growth and creates a new uncertain suze and interesting statements th

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i get from this is the fact that our system of law sometimes works and that is that the national security archive that did a freedom of information request for this got these details. germany slammed president trump's new trade tariffs on the e.u. saying that damaging the economy the u.s. has already cost increase right some steel and other minium for europe and for its key nato ally turkey we won't let washington dictate to us with whom we can do business. this trade was slowing down and destroying economic growth and creates a new one so since who's to say cats among the pigeons is rather an understatement love to europe correspondent peter vallone all of a get the view from central europe there germany. this is heading for a full blown trade war here with trump what are the thoughts. well what we've heard from. the economy minister is i'm saying in no way with europe be dictated to or germany be dictated to by the united states over who they can do business with now this goes back to the. announcement last week by donald trump where he said that anyone that does business with iran won't be doi

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i get from this is the fact that our system of law sometimes works and that is that the national security archive that did a freedom of information request for this got these details. ok moving on now a suicide bomber has detonated explosives at the office of the electoral commission in the afghan capital kabul people have gathered there to protest the disqualification of multiple candidates running in parliamentary elections less course like to the country and the local journalists will turn feisty so when you're welcome have there been any casualties in the attack what are we learning about what happened. yes as you said some of the supporters of those candidates who were disqualified from to run for the parliamentarian elections they were they were gathering in a nearby the independent election commission headquarters a suicide bomber according to police tried to approach the gathering detonated his explosive head off approaching the gathering and he killed himself and one other from from the civilians who were nearby also killed two others wounded but this you know the protests against the r.

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you get from this is the fact that our system of law sometimes works and that is that the national security archive that did a freedom of information request for this got these details. donald trump has turned on a former aide on twitter after she revealed the tape which she claims is a recording of her being sacked omarosa manigault newman also accuse the president of having no clue about what was going on in the white house trump though says she was just a bad employee she begged me for a job tears in her eyes i said ok people in the white house hated her she was vicious but not smart i would really see are but her really bad things nasty to people and would constantly miss meetings and work when general kelly came on board he told me she was a loser nothing but problems i told him to try working it out of possible because she only said great things about me until she got fired our washington correspondents america explains what sparked the tit for tat showdown between president trump and his former aide. well trump's former aide omarosa newman who gained fame on trump's reality show the apprenti

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national security. >> further questions? >> a comparatively dumb question. you mention the archives at several points.do we have an absolute sense of their actual size, location, and for instance could there possibly be more of them that are currently accounted for? you're making a case their very existence shows violations of jcp oa but if our understanding of their size is not complete, how do we make that determination? and what is the method after everything else is withdrawn for determining the size and completeness of our understanding of those archives? >> the gentleman sitting next to you, introduce yourself. former deputy director general for safeguards. of that is over you should have a chat. >> with regard to that, the israelis, all i know is what i have read in the new york times and press reports that the israelis went in and took some of what was in the warehouse but far from all of it. they weren't able to carry all of it. we don't know whether there were other sites with archival material, or if the iranian's have kept other copies so it seems this is a job for the international atomic

national archives for judge kavanaugh's full records if necessary. arthel: joining us now, jamil jaffer is, director of the national security law and policy program atersity as well as a former clerk to justice gorsuch. good to see you gmail. >> thank you, arthel. arthel: were talking about documents from when judge kavanaugh was in his white house staff secretary under president bush 43. what can we glean from those documents should they get them in their hand in why should they sue to have to get him? why are they handed over to them? >> it seems sort of crazy. documents are decade-old. these are documents led to the role played and it's notable judge kavanaugh has 184,000 pages of documents already. more than any other nominee ever had to rebuild 900,000 pages of documents. not enough material in the record. the idea of suing the national archives. arthel: wife verdi submitted so many documents, and why is senator schumer, you know, hell-bent on seeing those particular documents. apparently in his estimation there something in this documents that he needs to have revealed. >> there's nothing to hide here. arthel: segments of the day. you see what

national security council and we can make that judgment. we don't know anything about nixon's appeal to the taiwanese to open up a second front. nixon wrote a personal letter and it is in the taiwanese archives. how they did or did not work to put pressure on them and we don't know how valid that promise was. where they real? where they trying to get humphrey elected because he would be better than nixon or not? did it matter? did everything that talked about this fascinating, gripping tale matter or was it just a small blip and not much of a lost opportunity. these are all good questions. writing about nixon's character, i did not need to know the answers. i needed to know whether or not he personally did it. whether or not he was willing to this far and in the and looking back in hindsight, he put so many lives at stake. 2 million people in cambodia and thursday -- 30,000 dead in vietnam. he was willing to give away to his paranoia. that was the story for me as his biographer. the verdict is mostly that not much of a chance was lost. that is a premature verdict that we don't know but as i biographer i came to the conclusion that of all the things in watergate, nothing was as reprehensible

i get from this is the fact that our system of law sometimes works and that is that the national security archive that did a freedom of information request for this got these details now they tried to make them public before gina has was confirmed as the new cia director they were not able to do that they get that after the fact and the chairman of the committee who successfully. conducted this charade so that she would become the head of the cia even though the record makes it quite clear the written record her own cables makes it quite clear that she was there she supervised the torture of alice sherry in thailand at the end of two thousand and two if as the senate committee folland no valuable information was obtained from the sherry should that really have sparked a rethink in the way that these interrogations are carried out. of course one interesting aspect here is that the senator who conducted this hearing richard burr of north carolina. made sure that that four years study conducted by his predecessor senator dianne feinstein made sure that he collected all copies of that very very damag