agenda is with regards the egyptians all actions you have to call samantha powers office and the white house is officer multilateral affairs she is the one who is the architect of the poster of illusion . of sort of political status that egypt has been in when will you gyptian revolution was really kicking off last year in tally the head of the military was was in washington meeting and being briefed by samantha powers so that should tell you or give an indication of where the real strings of power in egypt are or. what influence do you think the verdict could have on upcoming leadership elections in the runoff for the presidency. well obviously there is a there is a scramble for power there between the old guard show feet and the muslim brotherhood north sea you know the as far as delivering the verdict of the election the timing in which it was done this could have been a desperate move by the old guard that might have had some influence over the justice system of the only day the real story here is that how can you have free and fair elections in a country that is still under milita

since i saw senator carden, i visited with samantha power at the national security staff who has done a terrific job in streamlining the processing of these cases and making sure that we have the personnel and the right resources directed to process them effectively and efficiently. the embassy plays a key role in that. and we have increased our staff there to make sure these cases can be processed from the initial point of entry at the embassy. and if i'm confirmed, i pledge to you i will do everything i possibly can to make sure that these cases are processed efficiently with reasonable security checks

since i saw senator cardin, i visited with samantha power at the national security council, the national security staff who has done a terrific job in streamlining the processing of these cases and making sure that we have the personnel and the right resources directed to process them effectively and efficiently. the embassy plays a key role in that. we have increased our staff there to make sure that these cases can be processed from the initial point of entry at the embassy. and if i'm confirmed, i pledge to youly do everything i possibly can to make sure that these cases are processed efficiently with reasonable security checks to make sure that the american people are protected, but that iraqis who have worked with us who wish to come to our country feel welcomed, that they know where they stand in the process, and they know they're taken care of. i will do everything i possibly can to make this program effective. >> thank you very much. ms. elliott, i wanted to ask you about the northern distribution network. i guess in two levels, number one the importance of it is so apparent as w

with him during the campaign, so people like dennis mcdonough, or speech writer ben rhodes or samantha power, who is now on maternity leave, but has been a key player in the administration. >> and susan rice falls into that category. >> definitely. >> she is someone who has been suggested would be a possible successor to become secretary of state because hillary clinton has made it very clear she's leaving after one term if the president were re-elected. >> i think it's quite possible that she will be the next secretary of state. you also have senator john kerry, who wanted to be secretary of state at the beginning of this administration. i'm sure he would still like to but i would kind of bet on susan rice. >> and the national security advisor might have aspirations in that regard. he's very close to the president, taking a much more active role, taking trips to china, meeting with foreign leaders and also what they have in play here are so many issues from syria to the new relationship with vladimir putin, and we see this meeting is going on as we speak with putin. we don't know how putin

debate in 2008 with a big wind with charles krauthammer defeating the late richard holbrooke and samantha power on the question of is the world a safer place with a republican in the white house? [laughter] [applause] can he ladies and gentlemen make it too for once a night? we will say this, undeniably brain sale for it brain cell he was one of the most formidable debater of his generation. he is also a celebrated harvard professor and "the daily beast" "newsweek" columnist, a film and diverse area and best-selling author. our own niall ferguson. [applause] now to my immediate left our second debaters speaking in favor of tonight's motion brings a vital perspective. the view of the german people on the fast-moving eurozone crisis. he is the publisher of the prestigious german weeklies iced, germans at equivalent of "time" magazine are canada's own maclean's, the author of numerous best-selling books of geopolitics including goober power, america's material temptation and his analysis of geopolitical events appears regularly in "the new york times" in the new republic and the london times liter

first, in 2008, with a big win with charles crouthimer defeating the late richard holbrooke and samantha power on the question of the world being a safer play with a republican in the white house. can he, ladies and gentlemen, make it two for one tonight? we'll say this. undenyably brain cell for brain cell he's one of the most formidable debaters of his generation. he's also a celebrated harvard protester, a daily beast news week columnist, a documentary film emprisaro, and internationally best-selling author. our own niall ferguson. [applause] >> to my immediate left our second debater speaking again in favor of tonight's motion brings a vital perspective, the view of the german people on the fast moving euro zone crisis. he is the publisher of the prestigious jerman weekly, germany's equivalent of "time" magazine or canada's own mclean's. he's the author of numerous best-selling books on geopolitics, including uber power, america's imperial temptation, his analysis of geopolitical events appears regularly everywhere from "the new york times," the new republic, he lon times literary suppleme

samantha cameron. the image of a young power couple. so, how do they do it?cene of every parent's worst nightmare where the camerons were enjoying a spot of lunch, they took their eye of their daughter nancy for a few seconds and then leaving without her. the prime minister in one car with his bodyguards, wife samantha in another with their other two kids. each thought 8-year-old daughter nancy was with the other. 15 minutes and two miles later, the camerons discovered she was missing. nancy was safe and sound. in fact, she was helping out the staff in the pub. but this morning, the british government was on the defensive. saying mom and dad were "distraught when it happened." then the prime minister went straight away to get her. >> i think she was lucky. >> reporter: in fact, it was cameron himself who told diane how he'd try and balance it all. >> i've always said, it must be possible to be a good prime minister and a good father and a good husband. >> reporter: in march, couples in maryland and texas made headlines by leaving children at chuck e. cheese.

. >> reporter: david and samantha cameron, the image of a young modern power couple.ey do it? this was the scene of every parent's worst nightmare. the camerons were enjoying a spot of lunch here before taking their eye off their daughter nancy for a few second and leaving without her. the prime minister in one car with his bodyguards. wife samantha in the other with their other two kids. each thought 8-year-old nancy was with the other. 15 minutes and two miles later, the camerons discovered she was missing. nancy was safe and sound, in fact, she was helping out the staff in the pub. but the british government was on the defense saying mom and dad were "distraught" when it happened. then the prime minister went straight away to get her. >> i do think it is disgraceful, yeah. >> reporter: in fact it was cameron himself who told diane how he tried to balance it all. >> i always said it must be possible to be a good prime minister, father and husband. >> reporter: in march couples in maryland and texas made headlines by leaving their children at chuck e. cheese. working

that's because the more they stall the longer they get to hold on to power and the richer they get their next comment comes from samantha spade who commented on our mainstream it which we called bertha risen from yemen kill list to seven and kill is now on hulu that's where she commented she said in reference to the kill list please shut up no really please just shut the hell up thank you in advance samantha spade and you know what all i can say is this has become a very typical response amongst americans these days which if you ask me is why we have a kill list people would rather not hear about it out of sight out of mind i don't want to know and i think that's part of what's kept our war in afghanistan going for ten years that's was allowed the president to kill american citizens without any due process because people who are lazy and impressionable they believe our officials say don't do any research on their own to see how often those statements by our officials contradict reality and that's what breeds this kind of attitude so if one day you wake up your civil liberties or god half the world has turned against us

powers. >> jon: yeah. >> only holy [bleep] it's a tax? >> jon: yeah. >> come on, i haven't gotten that far yet. >> jon. >> jon: samantha bee what is it, samantha bee. >> (cheers and applause) >> harry potter is dead. >> jon: i'm sorry. >> harry potter is dead, he's dead, god dammit, voldemort, you bald bastard! wait, hold on. >> jon: what happened. >> hold on just one second, hold on-- oh, i'm sorry, never mind, no. >> jon: thank you, jason jones, ♪[swing music plays] ♪[swing music plays] this summer... win a ledgendary voyage to heineken destinations around the world. head to your local participating retailer... for details. (cheers and applause) >> jon: welcome back. so health care is not the only life-and-death issue that has america deeply divided. >> 65% of americans believe president obama would do a better job of fending off alien invasion than would mitt romney. (laughter) >> jon: perhaps mr. romney does not want to fight his own kind. (laughter) but i believe a fictional scenario deserves a fictional president, quite frankly. and i believe that that frictional president is neither obama nor romney but herman cain. >> are you president

debate in 2008 with a big wind with charles krauthammer defeating the late richard holbrooke and samantha power on the question of is the world a safer place with a republican in the white house? [laughter] [applause] can he ladies and gentlemen make it too for once a night? we will say this, undeniably brain sale for it brain cell he was one of the most formidable debater of his generation. he is also a celebrated harvard professor and "the daily beast" "newsweek" columnist, a film and diverse area and best-selling author. our own niall ferguson. [applause] now to my immediate left our second debaters speaking in favor of tonight's motion brings a vital perspective. the view of the german people on the fast-moving eurozone crisis. he is the publisher of the prestigious german weeklies iced, germans at equivalent of "time" magazine are canada's own maclean's, the author of numerous best-selling books of geopolitics including goober power, america's material temptation and his analysis of geopolitical events appears regularly in "the new york times" in the new republic and the london times liter