not to overthrow saddam hussein that agreement did not exist. well, it's amazing description of what he achieved as we said in just the span of three years. i gather he was very reluctant. to lead the state department when his lifelong friend george hw bush summoned him back to the white house to to help salvage his presidency and and manage his his campaign in 1992. did you? it does it the does baker feel still still some moments of chagrin about having to back into the the the political fight when he was she achieving all these great and noble diplomatic results. it was very hard for him and it was very hard for his team. small group of advisors around him but bush had called early in 1991. and it was clear to baker that there was trouble in the campaign. and in early 1992 he turned to his advisors and he said i'm going to have to go back and help my friend. i'm going to have to leave a job. i have loved. a job in which i think i've made a difference. and they will hoped he would choose his advisors hoped that baker would choose others. to go

in an effort to help the transitional government rebuild the economy saddam is struggling to emerge from the u.s. sanctions that were recently lifted the head of the world health organization has described the disparity between vaccine robots and wealthier countries and poor of the nations as a form of the policies director general to draw saddam deborah yes us says the gap is huge he's called on manufacturers to make jobs available to the global vaccine sharing scheme sue the plant affairs cycler those blocks of the shore and west of india the structure of the country's response to its devastating covert 19 outbreak cyclamen top to cross the coast of the state where it's being described as the most powerful storm in 21st he is on his feet here on al-jazeera after today's edition of inside story coming up next. israel says it's carrying out airstrikes on gaza to defend itself but according to the u.n. the right to self-defense along people living under occupation so international law is being respected and where does that leave palestinians who are fighting for their rights this is

the government of iraq under the leadership of saddam hussein. nation states have geneva conventions, boundaries, but what's hard it was to go after nonstate terrorist groups. trying to define, well, who is the nonstate terrorist group? they change their name and splinter all the time. where are they? it's not a nation with a boundary. they can go here, there, and everywhere. and so there is an intellectual challenge. there is an intellectual challenge to describe the where, to describe the who. nonstates don't follow the geneva convention. there is a challenge in crafting it that's more than a backbone challenge. >> i've learned that the american people are tired. they're tired of long wars. they're tired of being immersed in conflict. i was working here at heritage months before the '02 aumf was passed. i just left high school and spent months in the navy when the '91 aumf was passed. and so the american people are weary and want us to focus on other things which is one of the reasons aside from tim kaine's heroic legislative work that i think

soviet and film are the saddam's in. clute off its. own shit and. all the rule for mine how did take it with this method to have 50 and to tell you. what. was put. in the mud involve a sydney well that can. be added so we could mokoena to mr mockery some other lebanese thought of how you know what they are here they have to look and he was afraid to be among the clean. and age. more so then you have if you want to shift the subject of not them and which could if it was they had their own model and was it him she had this or who are not the c. while the one of the off with. if you had a bit but 100. protests we went in was an. edge of you as in the hole for. now i am and i live in earth i been equivocal not when you got you you were mentioning don't you budget so. is the new budget just similar to the ones before because it was always always always always or we could take heed of us who have to wear them for not iraq in. his color to mother and starts every me even know as an how he will model. enough for. me. to feel. what it's about to make the tho

just as hubert morgan has been monitoring events from saddam's capital capital it's been more than 6 months since conflict began. if you know then take we're region, but to report of ethnic targeting of grants continue this time ethnic to grants in the towns of hearing thing. hundreds of displaced people were rounded up from camp by if you can and returned through and taken to unknown locations with that some of them could have been killed. now the conflict posit in november between the government and the regional people to the regional front and left thousands killed and more than a 1000000 intended to displace with at least 70000 fling to neighboring sudan to the east of the angle body. odyssey, welcome to refugees. in those states who say that for them to be able to flee from any danger from the government truth as well as it were trans proof. they had to claim some other forms of ethnicity. the u. s. has reported what's happening in great as ethnic cleansing and human rights group have said that atrocities have been committed by force. now the u. s. has imposed visa restrictions

francaise announced it will wipe saddam's $5000000000.00 debt to help support the country's transitional leadership and its economy on monday president of money hosted a summit with several african nations in paris high on the agenda was how to grow economic development in sudan as it emerges from years of wealth or a tarion rule so dan's facing a severe financial crisis after years of isolation due to u.s. sanctions that were recently lifted. as more from the french capital. well the french president emmanuel mccall has been a greeting delegates and heads of state here in central paris for a summit that aims to says the elisei help. in his transition to democracy are after decades of authoritarian rule now one of the main elements of course is trying to help the economic crisis and saddam without upholstered economy says emanuel my call there can be no peaceful democratic transition in the future so a leaders heads of state african heads of state a sudanese delegation as well as the french president will be discussing ways to help soothe dogs economy they are looking at ways that perhap

the 2002 amf -- a umf was to topple saddam hussein. the stated objectives are done and i rock is not an enemy, it is an ally. we partner together and it should be a little bit offensive to have it out there that we still view iraq as an enemy. i think we should repeal these resolutions because the objectives of the authorizations have been achieved and it is done. i use this phrase zombie authorizations. congress has a way of authorizing military action and not putting in end date and then they float out there. and, a creative president or a president with creative war -- lawyers can say this authorization was out there 30 years ago and we can use it now to do a missile strike to kill soleimani. whatever you think about the targeting of soleimani, the notion that it was justified by either of these two legal authorizations should trouble you because one is 30 years old, the other is nearly 20 years old. neither congress thought it could have been used in iraq to kill a military leader. that is not what it was about. so, that is why i w

the governor -- the government of saddam hussein. different points of time, but it was the same government at issue in both authorizations. that government no longer exists. >> are you from the opinion that from a policy perspective and from a legal perspective that if, for example, the administration joined you and you passed the 60 vote threshold and the 91 and 2002 iraq aumf's were repealed, as a domestic legal matter, demonstration, when confronted with sufficient threat, that they would be able to use military force in iraq with the permission of iraq? >> absolutely. both domestic and international we can help an ally. we are in iraq right now because they invited us back in after isis started a war in their country. we are in -- we are there with their permission. we have a domestic justification, the l1 au -- the 01 aumf, so both into mastic and international law, we protect our ability to protect ourselves and iraq from nonstate terrorist groups. >> do you agree? 6 i group -- sen. young: i do agree. i'm not sure i can improve

intelligence to say that there was a connection between those people that attacked us on 9/11 and saddam hussein is a huge deception. i knew it was false. i spoke out on the floor saying that the evidence they were using for that was false evidence and something that should never happen. the evidence for instance that they were using is that there was a meeting between the top intelligence guy for saddam hussein and the attackers a meeting they said took place in prague. the people in the czech republic who ran the intelligence came to tell us the meeting that they are using by the administration as evidenced did not take place. they were telling us, the people in prague, our allies don't say that because it's not true and yet the administration, not just the president, but cheney as well making the most extreme statements. for the people of the united states to believe something and base a decision to go to war on that is a huge impact and it was wrong at the time and we go into a great deal of detail in the book to show how in many ways it was wrong. .. >> also one more example. the pr

in an effort to help the transitional government rebuild the economy saddam is struggling to emerge from the u.s. sanctions that were recently lifted and those other headlines more you see him of his era off to witness skies above hebron next. because i think of the topic when to day in the hood but when they. can can and the other have been and they may die in the can you read. spam about need to shut down office obviously false c.t. medina but it will be the. ones in that name one of the good of a soap most of the. knuckle playing e.j. shadow collusion have been also amends it should have been the so bullish for the house from. the roof. and. even. over the. fact that beat beat beat beat beat beat. beat beat beat beat beat beat beat beat beat the songs somewhat feel. for the stomach beat beat beat beat beat beat beat beat beat beat. beat piece piece. this. worthless. who. has a body mass. top of. every mission. that every. one of them appeared on that we're not. one of them. were just one of the issues that make a good come of those little blue noses oh it took them to mean it wou

up being the dentist for saddam hussein. and he admitted to him that he made up the weapons of mass destruction idea. there was one striking to me, an army nurse. she had to go back to america with some soldiers who were dying and she had to bring them back so they could die with the family. you can imagine that plane ride which she of course would never forget. at the top of the chapters that is what we try to do. we put you right there so you're on that plane with this woman. if somebody was shot after the first time, you will feel what that's like. you will be there and you will understand the military men the theme in this book these are all mid 20s, late 20s they are not at these old veterans, they are young men and women that are doing these fantastic in every sense of the word there is one example one of my favorites, i love them all but there is a young female marine who wanted to be a door runner. as far as she could find there was the pioneer. lisa had to jump through every hope to be the number one distinguished i

soviet and film are the saddam's in. office. own shit and. all the rule for mine how did things with this method i have to fear and to tell you today what. was put. in the mud involve a sydney well that can. be added to that we could mokoena to mr moxey some other lebanese thought of how we get what they are here to have to look at he was afraid to be on the clean well. and age much. more so than you have if you want to shift the subject i've not done much good if it was that he had to deal with and was it him she had his so who are not the sea wall to one of the off with. if you had a bit but 100. protests we went in was an. edge of you as in the hope for. now middle of the night that i've been equivocal not when you got you would you were mentioning did you budget so. is the new budget just similar to the ones before because it was always always always always or we could take heed of us who have to buy them for nothing that are in. his mother and the state said to me even though isn't it how the old will model. the fear that a mother that i

they brought him in because saddam hussein had a toothache and wound up a dentist for saddam hussein. he admitted too him that he made up the weapons of mass destruction idea. al qaeda you talked about that one. one striking to me is an army nurse. she was assigned she had to go back to america with some soldiers who were dying. she had to bringg them back. if you could imagine that terrible plane ride which of course she wouldf never forget. what we tried to do is put you right there so you're on this plane with this woman and if somebody was shot at for the first time, you would feel what that's like. you love that door gunner story. >> i do. it is a precursor to that. the theme of the dna in this book is that these are all young teens. they are not these grisly veterans. they are young men and women in this fantastic world doing these incredible things in combat. there is one example, one of my favorites, i love them all but e there's a young female marine. she wanted to be a door gunner just as far as she could find. there were two, maybe more now but whoever that person was to be

and then the 2002 ams was to topple the regime of saddam hussein. we did both those things so the stated objectives aredone . his enemy, iraq is now an ally. we partnered together with rapid it should be a little bit offensive to have out there that we still would view iraq as an enemy. so i think we should repeal these two resolutions because the objectives of both of the authorizations have been achieved and how done the second is i use this phrase zombie authorizations. iris has a way of authorizing military action and not putting an end date and the authorizations just floatsout there . and i created the president of president and say this authorization was out there 30 years ago. we can use it now to do a missile strike in iraq to kill suleimani. the notion was justified by these legal authorizations should trouble you because again, one is 30 years old and the other is nearly 20 years old . neither congress would have thought it could have been used in iraq to kill a military leader ofthe nation of iran, that's not what it was about . this inc

waste and construction waste could be a money spent and would certainly be good for the environment saddam's been known as a great place for emissions for recycling, for decades. it's still a long way from achieving a stock killer economy. the plan is to make that happen by 2050 and i'm vicious goal for a city determined to be a pioneer. we have only one and we need to do all that. we can to protect it from becoming a jain spirit of ways. i hope you had many take away from our show on circular economy to be an important solution to a saving our planet. i'll see, we'll get next week with many more solutions until then from all of us and india and germany, goodbye. and thanks for watching the news. the news news . the news, the news, the news the all the news happiness is for everyone. human penises are very different from primates. we have a totally ridiculous romanticize view nature. and david and this is climate change practices, who happiness improve books, you'll get smarter for free. books. are you ready to get a little more places in europe are smashing all the records. get into a ventu

social worker hope parker shows us this was where saddam see. tourists can find shelter in testimony the city used to be safe for refugees but more and more are hiding from the authorities if the police pick them up they're looking at either like the detention or a violent person back so most people don't want to be seen by the police after remeet shot up from a jury are also had documents he was speak to up on the street and spent months in a detention center i haven't. thought hunger striking because we didn't know 1st why are we here and for how long going to last one incident was especially traumatic might they have brought this group of police. everyone. was really bugged like so many people. complain or support arbitrary detentions in holding facilities or prisons and human rights violations the authorities tell a different story the government says that push backs are nothing but george propaganda that so-called secret detention sites don't exist that we are on the way to her and our state which is a free removal detention center yet stil

want to look at local school which of intervention will get bigger for them for the most good under saddam so the question. will probably have to spend who concluded the 2 should muscle to be. 2 2. well it was just it was that of the public. we're approaching the monkeys of silence. one of the 1st invites we receive is from st anna school we've been introduced by the island's mayor. the local students know nothing about russia and want us to tell them about our country. it was easy. to see. you. know. just the children were excited they were shocked by how big russia is. we exchanged this yet. oh yea well i am now a law a law. a law how close am i now. is the will of the few. me. now leaving the woman the welcoming monkeys a silence we're on our way to the cook islands. sit in 6 succeeded seats if you're good. at the most good the free will. he says. stupider than you boys chill it chilly you boy it's a girl this much to me to you mr. porterfield to. come home i like hearing even more you know now need. now know when it's almost all sudden but think of the for the most money you've got the

however the coalition didn't tab a clear recovery plan for a post saddam iraq and 6 tarion and ethnic arrest seriously destabilize the country . for the invasion. was. that they were intermingled sure so he lived in the same areas they were. in fact in the early years of. iraq insists that never were too closely. but the sledgehammer smashed the society. or. did manage to instigate a conflict once the conflict starts there's a predictable cycle of violence that takes place i come i think primarily with 3 main object. the 1st is to support the administrator of. gerry brahma. in what he is doing in this transitional period for iraq. if you look at the history of modern iraq since 2003 you might say that no leader has come through who's been able to settle iraq and govern with the consent of enough of the majority to bring iraq to a stable condition and to political security and of that of the latter uk bubble headed for a couple of the had what i ate jelly but emma you thought her head erratically and that she had a lesson. and. well it's to her i know you had a clean limit if you were

is the worst of the bunch what saddam was a country with a stick you know serious go whistle actually. now we are working it out look at what could. have. happened was the worst of this deal up because i knew that he. pushed because again. it's going to put. issues with a. look at the issue. was most missed at the. minute there's a lawyer in this child's the door to the court but other surgeon was watching some of the court are you're quite dire maul but on the was it assures that the more you just you're just better sportsbook you'll. read it it's just. true but also but also line you know before you. start. and you mean you're too was more. why your mom was. stressed you know what they're yelling at her wanted to stop this and does more. harm than let us not. use it to do what. i'm doing for us but i was up what's your plan and. this is to move with it and then she does apply for them in the. field if you can i think i should just work a little bit to. but yeah i mean to. think like this for. us to go to a proton on a chain you have to start to shovel notify all of the labs are ok t

and two out of three americans believe saddam hussein has something to do with the towers coming down. which is just not true. it had been repeated so often that they believed it. you almost have to feel sorry for voters they've been sold this. >> indeed, those were not iraqi hijackers, those planes did what they did to our country and our buildings and our people. chuck, if there is not going to be a commission, if this all falls to the investigative powers, and the prosecutorial powers of the feds, remind our viewers of their reach, if there is a man or woman at a bar tonight in chicago, illinois are joplin missouri or forts mid arkansas, backing quietly about the day they spent looting the capital on one six, reassure us the bureau you work for and revered so much we'll find those people, all of them, before this is over and bring them to justice. >> let me reassure you, brian, the federal reached, federal jurisdiction is brought. it transcends state borders, so someone in arkansas or missouri, as you note, and committed a crime in washington d.c., that's a federal crime, and we ca

a bush this is the worst top of the bunch what saddam was a country with a stick nobody serious cup wister let's go now we are working you dad look at what . you're good at that you play at them was the worst of this deal up because i knew that i need. to doing. it to get a post going down. and ok. issues would. look at the issue. as most of the crew and when you're just a lawyer in this child's but the most feared the court but other surgeon was watching some of the court are your thoughts and all but on the visitor shares that the more you just are just better sportsbook you'll. get it if you're just. your. true love but also but also line you know before you. start. and you mean your to was more finished you looked into. why your mom was. trust you know what they're yelling out of what did the stuff that does more. harm oh yes he's not. easy to do you know what. i'm done for us but i'm also up what's your plan now and. always. it is just him with it and when she does apply for it then you know. if you can i think i should just like i'm going to be able to. but yeah i mean. why is this f

believe that saddam he said you are hungry do you think i'm cheering from there but . as a movement if users matched to me people are after something that they didn't even talk about i mean they are making a change inside of israel if you wanted you have to be able the people of you have to know nothing do. you stand on this in this life if you want to be going on let's get this course and this will be years to come israeli society is something that you you know me from certain viewpoints and the army has you true you know that's really true that's making. i have a good. here's a very. many years of service but in the whole culture. he thinks it's an important human experience what would you think would be the best outcome. to spend the rest of your life and you know there are so much well like i would rather not see my balance of prison i think there are. probably better ways to reach over to israeli society and. it would be hard to answer again just what the army does and the patient when they're kind of advocating something that you don't know enough about and you h

with saddam and carter felt iran or saudis and i've looked at dozens and dozens of articles. i think every message they sent to the united states. we always said were going to support the u.s. position. that is of course two thirds of. but then from saudi arabia and every one had the emphasis we have to deal with the house problem because if we can't the arab world is going to not accept this. and we also have to be in the arab world. i don't think you can find a single document with that caveat was not put in, not prominently in the message. the other thing is there's this big meeting in baghdad where this sort of betrayal occur. that's redacted about what the position was. what his explanation was of why he condemned egypt's and in fact the united states in baghdad. i've never used my access to private information to even see documents that relate to my book let alone use them. based on classified sources i was able to find what he said. he said his under threat of being assassinated if he was in baghdad. one of the receipt changes position at that time it was sort of kept

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anchor: france has announced it will wipe the debt by saddam. sue don is struggling to emerge from u.s. sanctions. the head of the world health organization as described disparities as a form of apartheid. he says the gap is huge and has called on manufacturers to make jabs available to the sharing scheme sooner than planned. if years cyclone has plastered the shore in western india. the cyclone crossed the coast where it has been described as the most powerful storm in 20 or 30 years. more news on al jazeera after inside story coming up next. ♪ anchor: israel says is carrying out airstrikes to defend itself, but according to the um. are international laws being respected and where does that leave thousand indians fighting for their rights? this is houston -- this is inside story. welcome to the program. more than 200 palestinians killed by israeli airstrikes. residential buildings flattened and homes destroyed. israel says it is targeting tunnels in self-defense following rocket attacks by palestinians. 10 people in israel have been killed in t

i don't think that saddam hussein knew that he didn't have weapons of mass destruction.policy, whole host of different policies. but one thing i believe in is democracy. and when you undercut faith in elections and faith in accepting the role of elections, deciding who gets to be president, then i think you've done something so fundamentally wrong, so unamerican that i think you can't be part of any legitimate party. >> i'm glad you say that. that's why i wanted to have you on the show tonight. you and i can agree on that. on iraq, we will disagree. i happen to believe that the bush administration that liz cheney was part of did tell a lot of lies about the intelligence and misrepresent it. with democracy under threat, liz cheney is doing the right thing. the problem is, not enough republicans are doing the right thing. you once tweeted last year about country over party. that's the problem, right? republicans who went on and on about patriotism don't put country over party. >> that's right. i don't like to attack anyone's patriotism. back when i was in the good graces o

you know, he felt like in the '90s the cia had missed the fact that saddam hussein's regime did haveght missing something again. >> noreen malone, it's good. it's really good. make sure to tune into noreen's podcast. by the way we were talking about dick cheney. we'll talk about another cheney at the top of the hour. lots of cheneys going around. we're doing this again next week so let me know what podcast you love and maybe we'll cover them. >>> coming up, everybody, fighting back. the gop is advancing its efforts to restrict voting across the country. what opponents are doing to fight voter suppression. we'll be right back. n. we'll be right back. idolizing them. mimicking their every move. and if she counts on the advanced hydration of pedialyte when it matters most... ...so do we. hydrate like our heroes. ♪♪ ♪♪ [ engines revving ] ♪♪ it's amazing to see them in the wild like th-- shhh. [ engine revs ] for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. (brother) hi sis! [ engine revs ] (sister) you're late! (brother) fashionably late. (sister) we can not be late. (brother) ther

a slightly smaller audience for this year's edition of saddam a position flanked by a number of sessions as well who are attending today's. visit. so they're saying oh my goodness me i think i'm 90 years old playing with my toys all over again absolutely remarkable display of russian aerospace technology here right above rows square. serene. he's. trying to put the final break that's not funny let's face it. but trail. glad to be anything. on the night they get today is a very powerful tale selected for. this country's trying to you know 5000 tyneside the 146000067 russia comes together as one and it reminds itself of how much it owes those 27000000 who died for this. at the same time us being a very show republic national holiday it was also an intense week costs and all of that every single russian will dive into his family archive and his photo album and think of his ancestors and what role they play 80 i know for myself on this day more than most i think of my grandmother. houston's 15 years old when she lied about her age and she signed up to fight and she was an immediate proxy ind

really take off saddam or life somebody took it off but and be. someone in the process. i. this may be the only football ground in the world where courtesy extends to all away teams and their fans. the ultras insist that they are guests and should be treated as such the true indonesian hospitality even when guests behave badly. and i think that i think at that moment i don't. think that it's something you know for money this long and that's one of them enough and then get on with some of the headlines when yes when you get the i am who i. am without. he said if somebody had said it will then get. one letter. yet get on our high def about the need for. the south stand brigade are more assertive when it comes to dealing with club management there's a power struggle here. they've recently presented a list of 8 demands. these include dismissal of the c.e.o. sacking a player and better training facilities the owners aren't listening back i was and now i was i doubt that they have been that augusta but they made them a lot of money guys but i got a lot on the line by stepping int

. >>> saddam hussein quieren comprar nuevos locales que quieren para centros entrenamiento para bomberoso del limpiar escombros que quedaron tras incendios forestales en santa cruz y monterrey. y de este total casi el 60 % ha iniciado su reconstrucciÓn con respaldo del programa de ayuda estatal. el aÑo pasado fueron mÁs de 8.000 incendios forestales en california. el servicio de bosques de paÍs un enfrenta una gran escaces de bomberos en esta temporada de incendios. los funcionarios dijeron que no pueden competir con los departamento de bomberos, se debe que bomberos federal le ofrecen un salario de quince dÓlares por mes, y el nivel de personal en california estÁ muy bajo. y hablando de incendios, el fin de semana pasado ha sido cono tenido en un 66 %. segÚn bomberos, ningÚn estructura estÁ bajo amenaza. el juego arrasÓ con 1100 acres el sospechoso enfrenta cargos criminales. >>> felices estamos con el tiempo, guillermo contigo no sin antes siempre mirar la zona estÁn viendo el Área del golden. >>> siguen vientos y tambiÉn estos vientos del norte claudia y amigos arrastran humedad se es

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