rao: assuming it is the real object. mr. consovoy: the second question is if the legislation they are pointing to constitutional or not. third, there is a connection between the two. that there is pertinence to the request. and if congress cleared all of those barriers and there is no constitutional avoidance -- j. rao: say more about the last part because we talked about the first two. why is there no connection here in your view between the subpoena and the legislative purpose? mr. consovoy: there are -- j. tatel: start with the fourth. mr. consovoy: let's start with communications, notes, and engagement letters. in the subpoena requests there is no pregnancy there between --se and whether the j. tatel: no communications and notes? we don't know what they say. if congress thinks that the president was inflating or deflating his assets, when we look at his communications with his auditing firm? >> the thing i wanted to follow up on, can congress undertake an investigation to expose corruption? or is that law enforcement? >>

rao: what are those separation of power interests raised here? unique to the office of the president? mr. consovoy: yes, so the president is different than all other constitutional offices. it was created by the constitution just like sources is of the -- justices of the supreme court. congress has a special ability take for example, the presidential record which is much less intrusive than what we are talking about here. j. tatel: you cited concurrence. that is his view. the majority view about this asue set forth in nixon 2, statute disrupts the proper balance between the court and prevents new executive branch from accomplishing its constitutional approach. it is not just a prevents. that is the majority of the supreme court. mr. consovoy: could prevent. could financial disclosure requirements prevent the government, a president from fulfilling his constitutional -- mr. consovoy: 100,000 pages of financial disclosures once a month to discuss them. j. tatel: that is interesting that those aren't the statues congress is considering. the only one

as saying rao works she contemplates the desperate choices she's been forced to make how work dried up when the 17 year old ceasefire between me and more government forces in the kitchen independence army broke down in 2011 how being unable to support her family let's sing route to a decision that still rocks her with guilt he has had no with my daughter was still young i didn't want her to get married at 1st but the chinese family said they would take care of her well my relatives they greet she should have a better life so i made the decision for my daughter to marry a chinese man. the groom promised to pay almost $7000.00 to sing rao but ended up paying only around half of that saying raus daughter we're not identifying for her safety eventually returned home. my friends keep asking me how it was to marry and live in china was it fun were you happy i told them it wasn't fun and that i'm not happy i was very sad and disappointed to get married. the escalation of hostilities in kitchen state has resulted in a huge increase in the number of displaced many people who used to cross into

will listen but what this of course this rao does do it is it sparks a debate about how to tax the internet economy something that a lot of countries and governments and policymakers are struggling with do you foresee in the immediate future other governments may be trying to introduce similar measures while there is a widespread consensus. the taxation the models for these kinds of companies just aren't able to keep up they've been very good at not paying taxes where they make their profits which is everywhere in the world but just where they're headquartered meanwhile they're making so much money apple alone made close to $60000000000.00 in profits last year the european commission has said that business is in the traditional business as they face the taxation rate of about $23.00 per cent when you get to internet tax giants internet giants. 8 to 9 per cent so there's widespread acknowledgement that has to be addressed that's not sustainable in the long term are i had to mail them allow always good to get your view on things thank you. and you're watching to every news we still have a lot

the publication of leaked diplomatic cables critical of the trumpet ministration how the resulting rao has escalated into a full blown diplomatic crisis with some senior british officials saying a leak may have been intended to solve the taj u.s. u.k. and bilateral relations are at let's get you more on this story i'm joined now by our correspondent in london beer good to mars good to see you barry good of course he was under a lot of pressure but he enjoyed the backing of the prime minister of the foreign minister was somehow there wasn't enough. yes though his own official explanation was that he wanted to end speculation about his role and he said he couldn't carry on his role as he would like to but there are many reports that that wasn't the real reason and that the real reason was that he didn't feel endorsed by the likely next prime minister so even though 2 is a may has been standing behind him she is not long in office anymore and there is a leadership debate going on at the moment and boris johnson is the clear favorite to be the next prime minister he appeared on television

so are we on the cusp of a nother trade war to talk more on this rao is genoud to allow for a business always good to see you jim now when i 1st want to know why did france decide to go it alone why didn't get the rest of the e.u. to support this measure well it has to be said that they tried if they would try to get standards that would apply to the entire block but it failed in this undertaking due to opposition from countries like ireland which you know offers they are favorable tax regimes to these companies for the express purpose of attracting them to ireland so going out it alone is of course a risk for france it's the 1st test the waters it's a drawing us anger upon itself in this way so it's hoping like with this single signal to spur more coordination on the multilateral level it said that it would drop this tax if standards are agreed on the o.e.c.d. leveled out of course is the club of the world's richest countries now feeling that it can only hope that at least on the national level governments that have said they were looking into this like like italy like spain like the

congresswoman at the center of a racism rao involving donald trump has hit back saying she won't be intimidated by the president and hot on his comments come a day off to trump supporters challenge to send her back during a campaign rally well she's just returned to her constituency in minnesota wish she received a warm welcome for us in georgia and reports was was was u.s. congresswoman omar arrived at her hometown airport on thursday to a wave of support it's been nearly a week since president donald trump started attacking her. and 3 other nonwhite legislators as un-american in every possible way perhaps the worst moment trumps campaign rally on wednesday where he smiled as his supporters rule. ah send her back the classic racist and xenophobic phrase thrown at generations of newcomers to the us. afterwards trump trying to distance himself from the incident i think it did i started speaking very quickly and it really was a lot i disagree with the brotherhood but it was quite a chant and i felt a little bit badly about it but i will say this i did and i started speaking very carefully but it

reference you know the problem of anti semitism in the labor party is a way of deflecting from the rao over alleged islam a phobia within jeremey hunt conservative party and also the chances of a general election here in the u.k. before the year is out is really creeping up boris johnson and jeremy hunt have been doing the campaign trails and variously trying to out brags that each other by pledging to both leave the e.u. by the end of that deadline even if there is no deal in place and that could lead to an election where gregg's it weary voters could look to labor as some sort of alternative to all of this and so there is a genuine fair right now i think in conservative circles of the prospect of a cool been government we've even seen stories leaks from the civil service which is supposed to be the power of of impartiality here in the u.k. suggesting that jeremy corbin isn't fit to be prime minister and so poor it is of labor jeremy corbyn they will see these latest comments by jeremy hunt as sort of just another installment of this plot to discredit the labor. party's thank you for

congress women at the center of a racism rao involving donald trump has hit back she says she will not be intimidated by the president and almost comments come a day off to trump supposes chanted send her a bank during a campaign rally she just returned to a constituency in minnesota why she received a warm welcome also in jordan reports was was a u.s. congressman is on omar a ride to her hometown airport on thursday to a wave of support it's been nearly a week since president donald trump started attacking her and 3 other nonwhite legislators as un-american and every possible way perhaps the worst moment campaign rally on wednesday where he smiled as his supporters rule. ah ah send her back the classic racist and xenophobic phrase thrown at generations of newcomers should the us was afterwards trump trying to distance himself from the incident i think it did they started speaking quickly and it really was a lot i disagree with the brotherhood but it was quite a chant and i felt a little bit badly about it but i will say this i did and i started speaking personally but it started out r

a rao has broken out between china and the u.k. over the former british colony of hong kong the territory has seen large protests against beijing resulting in a rest and injuries london support for the demonstrators though has infuriated china artie's eventually steps us reports. the massive protests taking place in hong kong these past few weeks over and they all proposed extradition bill how from now spills into an international dispute the u.k. or the formal colonial power of hong kong has openly voice that support for the protesters we should have a sense of all about home comb and we should have a specific sense of our obligations to the individual citizens of hong kong and that means speaking up about what's been happening it's up to the people of hong kong to decide what they think should happen in terms of their own government hong kong is not part of the united kingdom but the u.k. signed an internationally binding legal agreement in 1904 that enshrines the one country 2 systems rule in trying to the basic freedoms of the

the groom promised to pay almost $7000.00 to sing rao but ended up paying only around half of that saying raus daughter who were not identifying for her safety eventually returned home. on kilauea as handle my friends keep asking me how it was to marry and live in china was it fun why are you happy i told them it wasn't fun and that i'm not happy i was very sad and disappointed to get married. the escalation of hostilities in kitchen state has resulted in a huge increase in the number of displaced many people who used to cross into china to earn a living as day laborers can no longer do so saying come who works with the kitchen women's association says that makes the situation more dire for the internally displaced. and that a growing number of families are now forcing their daughters into marriage i won't i i think many of the parents want their daughters to marry a chinese man because they thought they would have a better life in china they thought the chinese government would take care of china's citizens perry well for some there is a darker side to finding a new life away from the ki

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. >> i think shelton was based on crane and crane -- >> shelton makes very clear exactly what judge raod earlier, which is just because if congress is pursuing a legitimate legislative objective, is not illegitimate because some information that would be real would be relevant to law enforcement. that's what shelton says. >> i don't disagree but at the same time shelton doesn't say the committee can target the president and then hold up legislation. >> that's true, but how do you make the judgment about whether, i mean, you argue all the reason i love just legitimate -- all the reasons are just illegitimate. they didn't mention the office of legislation act. how do we disregard that? if you writing this part of the opinion how would you do that? how would you disregard all that? >> i would start with the first sentence -- [inaudible] which says we give full authority to investigate the president -- [inaudible] >> but what about the rest of the memorial says it is pursuing legislation? >> i think actually -- >> you -- excuse me? >> sure it does. >> 107, multiple laws and legislative prop

don't trump's new criticism of full democratic congresswoman nancy graces and rao escalates. on simon say that this is al jazeera live from also coming up. round supreme leader accuses the u.k. of piracy over the seizure of a time creature products of. the pole struggle with days of flooding devastation dozens of dead thousands stranded. if we are united on the insight no.

the groom promise to pay almost $7000.00 to sing rao but ended up paying only around half of that saying raus daughter we're not identifying for her safety eventually returned home. my friends keep asking me how it was to marry and live in china was it fun were you happy i told them it wasn't fun and that i'm not happy i was very sad and disappointed to get married. the escalation of hostilities in kitchen state has resulted in a huge increase in the number of displaced many people who used to cross into china to earn a living as day laborers can no longer do so saying come who works with the kitchen women's association says that makes the situation more dire for the internally displaced. and that a growing number of families are now forcing their daughters into marriage alone i i think many of the parents want their daughters to marry a chinese man because they thought they'd have a better life in china they thought the chinese government would take care of china's citizens barry road for some there is a darker side to finding a new life away from the kitchen and out of me and more yeah

it was discovered at the sunnyvale car wash in 76, a gas station on east camino rao the device was hiddennside a gas pump and was found during routine maintenance workers didn't find any other skimmers at other pumps. but there's no word on how long that device was there or how many people may have been affected. officials say you should contact your bank if you believe that you're a victim and your information has been stolen. national headlines this morning, lisa secret cables from the british ambassador to the u s reveal that he described president trump is a quote inapt in secure and incompetent. the cables were leaked to british newspapers the ambassador's office says the british public expects ambassadors to give an honest an unvarnishei assessment of us politics. there's no comment so far from the white house. florida billionaire jeffrey epstein who was once considered a friend of both bill clinton and president trump is in a new york jail this morning. he was arrested on new charges related to sex-trafficking entranced trafficking cop crimes that involve minors. the alleged crimes

trump is refusing to retract his comments about the 4 american citizens which have incited the rice rao. the months and flooding in south asia is getting worse as some state on india's border with bangladesh in myanmar has been particularly hard hit 4000000 people have been displaced from their homes there in recent wakes and forecasters warn of further rang to come in many parts of eastern india bangladesh and the pole. the world is marking 50 years since apollo 11 blasted off from the kennedy space center in florida. 4 days later neil armstrong would become the 1st man to walk on the moon celebrations underway in the united states. but that spice program down to reach mas in the coming decade. europe's foreign ministers met today still determined to save the iran nuclear deal there is a plan but it desperately needs more time the one thing tehran says it's running out of tonight a european rescue the odds are against it donald trump is against it how much longer until iran decides that it too is against i'm bored golf in berlin this is the day. at least i think is very much aware of t