newell, please, it's a free spot. it's not a paid commercial. >> i address low yield nuclear weapons a little bit in my paper. i can't say that i am persuaded that they would in fact improve the situation. i probably would go down as a skeptic of whether they improve deterrence, which is the theory behind them. the theory is that if our adversaries are thinking about the possibility of using low yield weapons in, say, regional situations, they will be deterred better if we have low yield weapons that we could respond with. and i honestly am a bit of a skeptic that they would change their evaluation of the likelihood of u.s. nuclear weapons as between strategic and low yield. and i think even a low yield exchange between the great powers would just pose a horrible risk of escalation and all of the things that you want to avoid. and these are not cost-free exercises. you're spending money on new weapons that you might have expended on stockpile stew ardship or other elements of the program potentially. so i've seen scot

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actually there's 50 percent of the newel population. crisis so very difficult and then plus there's a. record off budget deficit so the government is not available to him he goes up because of those $0.10 those rats those practiced and meanwhile the government has to spend money. to for whole for salary in all the expenses of the various because and by the time the sports team the national community. we have to wait for the employers there's no government to talk to them there's no budget so it's very difficult right now to new these days the start of this is why you have political social economy problems and that one for us to keep an eye on definitely at samael thank you so much for your time thank you for having me. now a photo of a drum father and his daughter brought the world's attention to the migration crisis on america's southern border and as the u.s. clamps down on undocumented migrants at that mexican border desperate families are attempting a perilous swim across the rio grande river as manuel ruffler reports some of those

it's been this breathless anonymous sources, breathless hysteria, fake reporting, fake news, fake newellevery night, night after night, day after day, second after day. they work in concert with the partners in the democratic party. but the question is -- how did it get to this point? how did the media fall so far so fast? now for answers to that question, well, i recently sat down with the great one, mark levin, for the full hour to discuss what is now his best-selling book. that book right there. "unfreedom of the press. five consecutive weeks number one on the "new york times" best-seller list. it's called "unfreedom of the press." he is a great personal friend. my brother, how are you? >> good bless you, bro. how are you? >> sean: what i love about your books. liberty, tyranny, everything, you go through such detail. historical detail. you know, before i get to these idiots that we are playing here, you do remind us about the press and the past. i remember you told the story for example of how they treated jefferson. the brutal battle between quincy adams and hamilton. i mean that we

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i would like to start off by saying congratulations richard newell this is a very cool and powerful tool. i'm glad to see this really great thing. one thing that came to mind as i was looking at it and hearing about it. i was wondering how should policymakers and other stakeholders utilize this? how should they think about it. and terms of area an agreement and diversions across the different types of scenarios. reference evolving, and within those groupings we see significant areas of a diversion. so how do you interpret or think about how policymakers should fix this thing up and utilize it? 's back there are number of different ways that these type of projections can be used and are used. an order to help decision- makers understand the scale the complexity and the market realities of the energy system , so that when they are designing policies that they are doing so with a clear eye towards effectiveness. and hopefully efficiency of those policies. and not require the deep understanding of the global energy system. another is a very famous philosopher that says if you don't change di

when it was argued in the supreme court the principles deputy john newell argued and this went back to the panels about her ability to connect to the principal deputy general had a great ginsburg like piece of oral advocacy where he likened vmi's saying we are going to reserve this technique which is designed for men and reserved for men imagine at the time when law schools are just opening to women and they think, it wouldn't really be right for women to be in the socratic method with their harshly questioned. to have them have these difficult exams. we should have them in a more cooperative more seminar like so we will have a separate law school for the women. to me at the time it seemed kind of hokey and simple but the bench was wrapped. [laughter] they didn't interrupt at all as he spun out this example and it really spoke to them. in a way that i think these cadets marking the rounded lexington virginia did it. it wasn't their language. >> it was their language. that's a perfect segue to you katie about how what you saw in her litigation strategy and her litigation rhetoric then e