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our correspondence showed in his report, the ofc author stress that is mandate expired back in march after rushes refusal to join the renewal of the mission. and just before we go, a recap of our top story from roches, christina dawn region, the defense ministry say the military fighter jets has crashed near a residential building in the city of the 8th, sparking a large fire. and these 3 people have been killed with at least 19 others injured and being treated in hospital where the fire has now been extinguished on the evacuation of near by houses has been cooled off. according to local officials, earlier the blazing gulf, several floors of the 9 story apartment block according to military officials, the across suffered an engine failure before it crashed, while the pilots managed to safely eject president putin is all to be governor of cuba. in the heads of the emergency and health ministries to fly, to use, to help support the victims of the month of all the latest updates on this story and everything else. you can check our website on t v dot com may. thanks for joining us here o

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did you remember this to speak on the opening night ofc the democratic national convention and then when she was sworn into congress in january , the dnc named tulsitha abbott, vice chair otif the national party. >> she just got in there thd she was vice chair of the dnc. and then, of course, the mediaay played its prescribed role. if nancy pelosi likes you also, do they so fawning profile, fawning profile emerged if you the timprofeelgton at ,you remember it very well here. ladies and gentlemen, the future of the democratic tulsi gabbard case.member >> you don't remember., here's a selection to jog your memory. >> watch out for the next superstar. there we go . talking about golfer. e wego tulsi gabbard. >> tulsi gabbard is a rising star in this party. i tulsi gabbarn d should be hereib tonight. the reality is we doar notould h enough young veterans in this party, enough young women in this party, enough people in this party.dered you're considered a rising star in the democratic party. you had a position in of leadership in the democratic national committee. tulsi story is really, i th

be able to achieve diverted -- diversity but it's also critically important because actually more ofce come from rotcrograms to try to protect and preserve space for universities ao achieve the educational benefits of derty and provide the path to leadership here in those programs as well. what about a college that does not have an rotc program? with the plan be admissible at a college that has a program be impermissible at the letter? >> we are not asking the court to draw at distinction and all interest here does extend more broadly other federal agencies to e deral government's eloent practices itself and having a set of leaders in our country who are trying to succeed in a vee environment. >> that i don't understa t relevance of what you're saying between the link of college education in the service and the needs of the military. if it doesn't matter whether the school has no rotc program and therefore trains know officers. >> justice alito i was trained to focus on the question. just trying to make the point that it's not just confined to thservice academies. we believe deeply in

the chief justice ofce the united states supreme court could not abide there was a parallel jurisdictionn jurisdiction in terms of the federal courts. there were military tribunals and since those were operating and then one refuses to cooperate and then there is another block in the path on trial. and there are a number of other than the sure lawyer want to come with me but at the end the conclusion was it will not be worth the political trouble it will generate. so what we will do is just enter a do not prosecute. in fact in 1860 as andrew johnson is on his way out of the white house he issues a blanket amnesty that billy is very anxious that this trial may go forward and you could be in serious danger and not until the amnesty comes down that we feel the cloud in large measure has went over his head but he takes it seriously and makes comments like a lot of my old friends don't want to be seen around me because i am just seen as such a drag on then they would be embarrassed to be seen with me. that weighed on him heavily. so the trial doesn't actually happen but nevertheless it could

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the idea of homeschooling is just now taking another turn because ofc the crisis during e pandemic ands forced to be atch home with their families but school choice and homeschooling and general had a signal for quite some time around older religious people who didn't necessarily want topl have the young people around predominate culture and also one seen as more only white people do this. where you think we are today anw where is this will choice argument going to go? previous of administration, there was a large amount of who around school choice. right now we see those things pulled back, states fight back and forth and how far they will allow school choice to go the various provisions depending on where you live. have fun going to change anytime soon, parents want autonomy and what their children are learning. there is a risk between school choice and trt which we will talk about the cultural were later but for this question when it comes to school choice, where you see this going as a policy matter and why is it such an important part of society? >> i think this is the moment for

i do not think that is of primary concern for the f ofc committee.rank, raising rates to this level will break some things. there will be an increase in defaults. into -- in 1994, mexico went into default because of the fed raising rates. that will happen, but their eyes are laser focused on inflation. lisa: how is this time different than in previous decades? the fiscal response is not possible the same way it was in the past. anna: there is a inability to borrow at cheaper rates people have gotten accustomed to. lisa: how much does that factor into your expectation of growth in the long-term? anna: what the market has underpriced right now is the depth of the recession. i think given the fiscal response is limited, because we are already at a high trajectory of fiscal debt given our pandemic response, this session could last longer not -- recession could last longer not only because the fed decided not to ease, but there is not countercyclical fiscal policy. i will say, one silver lining on the fiscal front is the state on local government. powell