in roy cooper -- vancouver, human rights activists. tim andrews, expert on human rights in myanmar. thank you very much for being on the program today. five years on, does it feel like anything has changed or have things simply gotten worse? >> unfortunately, things have gotten worse. i think the segment was very captivating and very much true to what the sentiment is like on the ground. people are extremely worried that their situation is not ever going to get better. neither when it get better in the camps where restrictions are increasing in order to push people to go back home in unsafe conditions. our communities are stuck in limbo and without any choices of our own. our agency completely ignored and our skills completely neglected. >> do you think there was a feeling of helplessness among the population? >> as you see, the rohingya population in the camp they have lots of pressure, pressure from the local communities. there are lots of problems and difficulties. there have been so many failures by the international communinit. >> we have heard and seen quite a lot about the co

i can see the governor of the state being a -- gavin newsom in california roy cooper in north carolina stacey abrams wins the governorship this year absolutely. phil murphy in new jersey and gina raimondo on the more moderate wing democratic party and perhaps mitch landrieu and consider bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. they have run for president before that's a pretty good indicator that they would consider doingga it again. and other senators like amy klobuchar. >> i think this is the first democratic administration in our lifetime and the first administration period in my lifetime were needed for president or the vice president are seen as a person of real deeply anchored ideological perspective. some administration in a different way. >> pence wasn't a big vision guy but a guy with principals. when you think about bill clinton did to set the direction of the democratic party and what barack obama did to set the direction of the democratic party. i don't think joe biden or kamala harris have attended do that and we look back at the last primary campaign whether it's elizabeth wa

you know that jared polis in colorado gavin newsom in california roy cooper in north carolina if stacybrams went to the governorship this year. absolutely. i think that murphy would consider it phil murphy in new jersey and the cabinet gina raimondo the more moderate weighing of the democratic party, perhaps mitchell andrew, and then i think you have to you know, consider bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, you know, they run for president before that's a pretty good indicator that they would consider doing it again, and certainly the same can be said for other senators like amy club, which are i think you would have a pretty robust primary. yeah. the only thing i'll just add is i think that this is the first administration first democratic administration and my life time and i think arguably first administration period in my lifetime. we're neither the president on nor the vice president as seen as like a person of real sort of like deeply anchored. ideological perspective right the trump administration, i think yeah also in a different way a not deeply ideologize yourself, but but i

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roy dressed up as a new one. regardless, it's important to recognize that cooperation with the private sector is absolutely crucial. what do you think, andrew? >> yeah, a couple of thoughts there. i think the first one would be, you know, if we think about what we've discussed tonight, james. let's blast through all of that and bring it back under control. but we're talking about here, basically, is a process of globalization that has taken place over the course of the cold war proper and more recently. technological developments, globalization and all of these different types of changes. one of the most useful shorthand definitions of globalization is space, time, compression. so, space and time are compressed. think about george washington's ancestors, how long it took them to cross the ocean and how long you can cross it now. time is getting compressed, spaces getting compressed, nuclear weapons are a great example of this. and i think that, with intelligence, the world is being fused and knitted together even closer, through digital, through cyber. we are all connected up to the grid. think about this, at the

roy yet he thought via the peninsula. there are so many projects for our region to cooper and that really worries us. well, yet you more little cool. people don't want to lose the rain forest, the fish or the trees. yes, as i live, government needs to know we won't just give in my say, fuss will been able to so i don't get the last thing in my view building more hydro power plants like the ones we already have in the amazon region in the mit is not the right approach. see hydro power plants last big mining project or not the solution at the what? no, that ah no, i do the deck. yes. the secret ask us, of course, these hydro power plants are an important source of energy for the countries, developments or intimate wanted any dam in the amazon region brings with it a lot of changes when it affects habitats are both in the water and on land. korea did their faith that made no secret. rochelle and it affects the relationship between water and people. the bond are people have to the water yalu. nazarene, there was a good us, pamela lackey. the reservoirs in the southeast, a tortoise. a painful lesson will