but it would be good if i also helped my colleague richard clarke is also a very well-known doctor in england, if we could, er, help the development of palliative medicine here in ukraine, of course we all have to die, and this is a very important part of medicine , which is very often overlooked in ukraine, but how doctors as nurses we must make every effort to help patients to die in the same way and normally, that is, a loving family that leaves received some positive memories of the death of their loved one, and palliative medicine, unlike neurosurgery, is not expensive, you do not need scanners and microscopes are expensive you just need good doctors and nurses not a lot of drugs and treatments and dedicated doctors and nurses who work passionately ah richard taught the medical students here yesterday and she was very already on these young students who want to become doctors and i really hope that during the time i have left because i also now have advanced cancer i hope to help rachel who, like me, is full of enthusiasm and love to help develop this palliative medicine in ukrai

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we know trump was doing so so clark could corruptly employ the justice department's authority to persuade states to flip electoral votes. richardoghue and jeff rosen learned of mr. clark's a prose of. -- mr. clark's appoint met. >> what you are proposing is nothing less than the united states justice department meddling in the presidential election. this was not based on fact. this was contrary to the facts as developed by department investigations over the last several weeks and months. i responded to that and for the department to insert itself into the political process this way i think would have had grave consequences for the country. it mary will -- it may very well have spiraled us into a constitutional crisis. >> we know from our investigations president trump offer jeff clark the position of acting attorney general and jeff clark had decided to accept it. the only reason this did not happen is the white house counsel and a number of justice department officials confronted the president in the oval office and threatened mass resignation. >> and then and i said something to the effect of you are going to have a huge pers

so clark employed the justice department's authority to help persuade the state to flip electoral votes. richard donoghue and jeff rosen, when they learned of mr. clark's proposal, here's what they said when they said they've -- here is why they said they forcefully rejected it. >> your proposal is nothing less than the united justice department meddling in the outcome of an election. this was not based on fact. this is contrary to the fact developed by that apartment of investigation. the response to that effort than barbara to insert itself into the palooka process -- the maryvale have spouted us into a constitutional crisis. >> the only reason this ultimately did not happen is that the white house counsel and a number of justice department officials confronted the president in the oval office. >> we will have a huge personal blowout because you have all kinds of issues with resignations and other issues. that will not be in anyone's issues -- interest. cuesta president ultimately relented only because the entire leadership of the department of justice as well as his white house counsel threat

so clark could corruptly employ the justice department authority to help persuade the states to flip electoral votes. for example, when richard and jeff, both appointed by president trump, learned of mr. clark's proposal, here is why they said they forcefully rejected it. >> and i recall toward the end saying what you are proposing is nothing less than the united states justice department meddling in the outcome of a presidential election. >> but more importantly, this was not based on fact. this was actually contrary to the facts as developed by the department investigations over the last several weeks and months. so responding to that, and for the department to insert itself into the political process this way i think would have had grave consequences for the country. it may very well have spiralled those into a constitutional crisis. >> we know from our investigation that president trump offered jeff clark the position of acting attorney general, and that jeff clark had decided to accept it. the only reason this ultimately did not happen is that the white house counsel and a number of justice department officials confronte

trump was doing so for a specific purpose, so clark could employ the justice department authority to help persuade the states to flip electoral votes. when richard donoghue and jeff rosen, both appointed by trump, learned of mr. parks proposal, -- clark's proposal, here is why they said they forcefully rejected it. >> i called toward the end saying, we are proposing is nothing less than the doj meddling in the outcome of a presidential election. >> more importantly, this is not based on fact. it is contrary to the facts, as developed by the department of investigations over the last several weeks and months. i responded to that, for the department to insert itself into the political process this way i think would have had grave consequences for the country. it very well may have spiraled us into a constitutional crisis. rep. luria: we know from our investigation the president trump offered jeff clark the position of acting attorney general, and jeff clark decided to accept it. the only reason this ultimately did not happen is the white house counsel and a number of justice department officials in -- confronted the president in the oval office, a

so, clark could corruptly employ the justice department's authority to help persuade the states to flip electoral votes. for example, richardth appointed by president trump learned of mr. clark's proposal. here's why they said they forcefully rejected it. >> i recall towards the end saying, what you are proposing is nothing less than the united states justice department meddling in the outcome of the presidential election. more importantly, this was not based on fact. this was actually contrary to the facts as developed by the department of investigations over the last several weeks and months. our response to that, and for the department to insert itself into the political process this way, i think, would have had grave consequences for the country. it may very well have spiraled us into a constitutional crisis. >> we know from our investigation that president trump offered jeff clark the position of acting attorney general. and that jeff clark had decided to accept it. the only reason this ultimately did not happen is that the white house counsel, and a number of justice department officials, confronted the president in t

richard donahue and jack rosen, both appointed by president trump, learned about mr. clarke's proposal. here is why they said they forcefully rejected it. >> what you're proposing is nothing less of the united states justice department meddling in the presidential election. this is not based on fact. this is contrary to the facts, as developed by person investigations over the last months. as a response to that and the department to insert itself into the political process this way, i think would've had great consequences to the country. it may have spiraled into a constitution crisis. >> we know from our investigation, president trump offered jeff clark at the position of acting chair. the only reason this did not happen, the white house counsel and a number of justice department officials come printed the president -- confronted the president in the oval office and threatened resignation. >> i said, something to the effect of you will have a huge personal blowout within hours. you're going to have all sorts of problems with resignations and other issues. that is not going to

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so clark could corruptly employ the justice department's authority to help persuade the states to flip electoral votes. for example, when richardey forcefully rejected it. >> and i recall toward the end saying, what you're proposing is nothingless than the united states justice department meddling in the outcome of a presidential election but more importantly this was not based on fact. this was actually contrary to the facts as developed by department investigations over the last several weeks and months. so i responded to that and for the department to insert itself into the political process this way i think would have had grave consequences for the country. it may very well have spiralled us into a constitutional crisis. >> we know from our investigation that president trump offered jeff clark the position of acting attorney general. and that jeff clark had decided to accept it. the only reason this ultimately did not happen is that the white house counsel and a number of justice department officials confronted the president in the oval office and threatened mass resignations. >> and then i said something to the effect of y

clark. good morning. i'm pam cook thursday morning. october 27th. one of those winners. i don't think he's sitting here about to ask you. are you a million dollars? richard no, i'm not steve paulson. the rich have a whole new attitude, okay? that would be suspicious million. i'd still show up. still show up. yeah. but i could see the horizon a little better there. all right, so we do have clear skies. it'll be a nice day. nice fall. dig a little cold this morning, some thirties already down towards santa clara valley santa cruz mountains to the north. but overall, it will be temperatures sixties and seventies. we do have thursday sunshine on the old weather menu. cool or cold for the morning. sunny and nice. and seventies and icefall looks like a nice, quiet end to october, but big changes early november more on that in about 10 minutes. all right. sal is here. he's going to tell us the traffic is still light, steve. i like what i see. althoughpeciale hour, so you still have an opportunity to get out there before it gets too crowded, westbound coming into san francisco on bay bridge. it looks very good. and there have been no major issues. if you are dri

so for a specific purpose, so clark could corruptly employ the justice department's authority to help persuade the states to flip electoral votes. for example, when richard donohue and jeff rosen both appointed by president trump learned of mr. clark's proposal, here's why they said they forcefully rejected it. >> and i recall towards the ends saying, what you're proposing is nothing less than the united states justice department meddling in the outcome of a presidential election. but more importantly, this was not based on fact. this was actually contrary to the facts as developed by the department of investigation's over several weeks and months. soy responded to that. and for the department to insert itself into the political process this way, i think, would have had grave consequences for the country. it may very well have spiraled us into a constitutional crisis. >> we know from our investigation that president trump offered jeff clark the position of acting attorney general, and that jeff clark had decided to accept it. the only reason this ultimately did not happen is that the white house counsel and a number of justice department officials confro