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how effective has the ofc been in ukraine? >> senator, thank you for the work that you do with the ofce. this is a tool of foreign policy and of european policy that was underutilized until the ukraine crisis. without the eyes and ears of the osce, i would not have been able to give the rundown of where i gave about where things are going well and poorly in ukraine. that said, as you know, they're an unarmed force. they can only operate in a permissive environment. that's been one of the challenges that they've had, whether it was to get in to secure the crash site of malaysian airlines 317 or whether it's been now working in separatist held areas to get the access that they need. that's what we have to continue to work on. we're trying to work now with european partners to make sure that every osc nation carries its weight in terms of paying the budget increases that this requires but also in terms of the specialized skills. we need monitors who know the difference between the military pieces. we're working on all of that. >>

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he previously was chief financial ofc. and general counsel of the startup alliance for retired prosperity, a conservative to have a conservative alternative's. a doctorate from the university of maryland and holds a a bachelor of arts degree in economics from the university of chicago. finally senior research fellow at george mason university. his his research focuses on social security, federal tax policy federal budget policy on policy proposals. the the "washington post", "wall street journal", new york times command others. he earned his ba from the university of michigan ann arbor and his phd in public a ministration policy from virginia tech. each will speak in turn after which we will open it up to q&a. [applause] >> thank you, peter. tax reform often times especially when people are talking about radical plans such as the flat tax people think, well, it is all about the tax rate. a system with high tax rate or at tax system based on one low rate. today's panel is looking at another big part of tax reform understand

i mention him because last year at the white house the vice president and i had the chance to honor ofcboston medical center, i am told officer moynihan is awake and talking, talking and we wish him a full and speedy recovery i also want to single out someone who very much wanted to be here just as he was every day for nearly 25 years as he represented this commonwealth alongside ted in the senate secretary of state john kerry. [applause] we be if you go john is in europe with our allies and partners leading the negotiations with iran and the world's community and standing up for principle that ted and his brother pres. kennedy, brother president kennedy, believed and so strongly. let us never negotiate out of fear, but that is their fear to negotiate. finally -- [applause] finally in his 1st years in the senate ted dispatched a young aide. simple and help ted kennedy make history. and so i want to give a special shout out to his extraordinarily loyal staff 50 years later a family more than 1,000 strong. this is your day as well. [applause] we are proud of you. [applause] of course, man

ofc. collier was not just protecting the best and brightest minds. he was the best and brightest. all of the a lot of officer who has been greatly missed on campus. i want to express my deepest thanks to the minute men and women of law enforcement for their unwavering determination courage command result to bring to justice those responsible. we were boston strong because we were boston ready many of those responded. caregivers, armed forces command thousands more who through their many expressions of care and compassion brought forth comfort and hope and promise of recovery. today under the today under the leadership of the mayor the city of boston is turning april 15 the new a knew tradition a day everyone to come together spread goodwill and recommit ourselves. this is a day to display humanity and run a wrist together. thank you for helping us understand the compassion and support should never be forgotten that should be a part of our lives. may the light shine as an example of our nation response to times of crisis. >> under the previous order the senate will now observe a mo

wh yo sewha we sw lt nitappninin thcit fo e jt a t feli of endnghe ay my ofce seinge-mails, people are out here, you have the national guard on the streets, stuff flying all over the streets. i couldn't live with that. i needed to do something to help. >> there are many stories just like brian davis's throughout the city today. the baltimore orioles just tweeted out of few moments ago that tonight's baseball game will be postponed. they postponed yesterday's game as well. there is a curfew in effect ef10:00 tonight and lasts until 5:00 a.m. in the morning and that those throughout the week. charles: thank you very much baltimore's mayor and a lot of hot water over comments she made this past saturday. listen to this. >> we tried to make sure they were protected from the cars and other things that were going on. wheat wished to give those who wish to destroy space to that as well. charles: judge andrew napolitano is here. the city allowed the purposeful destruction of the city. does that make reliable for this destruction? judge napolitano: the language she used is very unusual. i don't