if i mean if i can go to you would you like to react to what ray mcgovern said. yes on march twenty ninth. as i've written in my book arab rebels in the rain in dissidents president obama gave the order to commit u.s. air. support to the to be libyan civilians and that was a turning point in the war because obama brought sarkozy and cameron along with him in order to complete the triad. of actors some western actors nato actors to help on sea colonel qadhafi now with respect to the issue of regime change it's different strokes for different folks it regime change i think can work in a place like iran now from within because there is in the rain an opposition but there is no opposition there was no opposition in libya and therefore when the libyan people try their best to overthrow the regime they got in trouble what about the trouble in iraq said about the trouble in iraq what about the trouble in libya you're saying we should do it again ray mcgovern go ahead again with syria i guess i think what let me go ahead bring it me a personal observation ok as an army o

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have diplomatic cover they're not so easily to provoke so address that was retired cia officer ray mcgovern. well a lot of news is coming out of washington today the white house and the department of justice both help press conferences earlier today officials responded to a host of questions also dealing with allegations over the internal revenue service unfairly targeting tea party groups as well as announcements from the department of justice detailing a two month long investigation culminating the a collections of months of associated press phone records so to help me break all of this drama doubt political commentator sam sacks joins me now hi there sam so obviously there's a lot going on and a lot on capitol hill us is there actually going on as well let's start with the latest information about this i.r.s. candle here's part of attorney eric attorney general eric holder's press briefing today. the f.b.i. is coordinating with the justice department to see if any laws were broken in connection with those matters related to the i.r.s. those for i think as everyone can agree if not crimin

closing down guantanamo why hasn't he used any of these waivers activists and former cia officer ray mcgovern has a theory a lack of moral courage president knows what's right. he says it all in his speeches and so we can and then he says i've instructed my staff to look into ways that we can get these people over the east come on mr president you know and if you don't know if you fire your staff you know that you have the authority to release these eighty six at least like this but should the president find this moral courage his next step will be lifting the prisoner transfer ban to yemen which his administration imposed on itself in two thousand and ten more than half of all the get most prisoners including nearly two thirds of those eighty six cleared for release or transfer are from yemen another option more than two hundred hippias corpus petitions have been filed on behalf of guantanamo prisoners the president could immediately stop challenging these cases in court and then there's going back to capitol hill in fighting with congress but going the congressional route again means the pr

sure we're honored to be learning a lot more about it in the near future i retire a cia officer ray mcgovern thank you for your insight most welcome. well get ready for another round of trans-pacific partnership negotiations the seventeenth round to be exact and still very little information about this massive international collaboration is actually known government officials in twelve countries are meeting with respective representatives excuse me from over six hundred businesses to discuss international trade for free trade talks are set to end in october with individual governments voting on the agreement shortly after if passed it would be the biggest trade agreement in history but something this big isn't without its fair share of critics groups have criticized the secrecy of these negotiations the brett what the t.p. actually covers and the possibility of it overriding individual country laws and so much more one of those critics is laurie wallish she's the director of public citizen's global trade watch thank you so much for joining me so let's start off by talking about the schedule