this full statement he leaves an empty arsenal there for his successor christine legarde a chemist spector change of direction from. christine lagarde and all of her public statements so far has sort of mirrored drive these policies she said this sort of highly accommodative policy is warranted if you look at the european economy at the same time there are sort of these of these bigger questions of what 'd does christine legarde have at her disposal now you know mario draghi has really taken monetary policy to the edge of what's possible and there's a there are definite questions about that there are a lot of discussions about things like raising the limit of bonds that. the e.c.b. could by cutting rates even lower but even in the press conference today mario draghi was sort of just stressing how there's a diminishing return as you get lower and lower in policy here she's also going to focus much like druggy has on the capacity for fiscal easing or for fiscal policy and countries like germany we've heard her speak about that many times. over there in front foods a mole in the front financi

who didn't receive that knowledge in the stages of how to plan so now they're doing a respirator spector's kind of decision making when they realize that i have 4 maybe i should stop so it's more reactive at this stage but this will progress and as the program gets bigger it's my hope that people will become more into planning their family more so they can decide on the methods and not be reactive with the decisions they make in family plenty. when a woman can decide for her. and how many children she wants in him how many years spacing in between it actually imposing we thought she realized. there's some obvious connection between family size and quality of mature and you have you become economy clia we can but i guess. family planning does shape life when you do family planning you ensure that a woman finishes head cation she's able to work in any and with that she's able to share choices and have a long lasting relationship with your partner and feed and clothe and educate the children that they have. and i have 2 daughters. i'd like to leave this world a better place for them. where th

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decade we too far too fast for michael pearl and the president of the union that represents a phase spector's agrees that the f.a.a. needs to be staffed better for oversight the point is they have to have enough inspectors to oversee and regulate the industry the industry has the expertise the industry wants to continue to expand that's fine but they have to have enough regulatory ability in the f.a.a. to oversee that that is occurring but the union is also concerned that the industry and the f.a.a. are too close there are people that came from industry that are working in the f.a.a. it's people in the f.a.a. management that want to go back in history right now industry is driving the f.a.a. . industry also says i want to get this airplane out by this date or i want to get this signed off by this date. one of the questions facing various investigators now is if and how much that pressure impacted the certification of the 737 max is a highly challenging products to make and services to provide so that mistakes get made the question is do you have enough level of backup and that's for obviously

say theyave the full protection of the whistleblower law because they provided info directly to the spector general. the second whistleblower has not yet communicat with the congressional committees conducting this investigation. at the same law firm tweeted just before the broadcast. "i can confirm that my firm and my team represent multiple whistleblowers in connection to the underlying august 12, 2019, the word "multipleoff a flurry of headlines and questions. "the wall street journal" asked attorney mark zaid if there were now more than two whistleblowers and quoted him saying, "there are definitely multiple whistleblowers." "the new york times," whichork reported fridathat there was another intelligence official considering whether to come forward, does not know whether it is thsame person or persons represented by the whistleblower lawyers. the president ayed at the white house today, tweeting and re-tweeting about various subjects. last night, mr. trump tweetedou reports of a possible second whistleblower."t the fi-called secondhand information ¡whistleblower' got my phone conversati

decade way too far too fast for michael perlman the president of the union that represents f a's spector's agrees that the f.a.a. needs to be staffed better for oversight the point is they have to have enough inspectors to oversee and regulate the industry the industry has the expertise the industry wants to continue to expand that's fine but they have to have enough regulatory ability in the f.a.a. to oversee that that is occurring but union is also concerned that the industry and the f.a.a. are too close there are people that came from industry that are working in the f.a.a. as people and you have a management that want to go back in history right now industry is driving the f.a.a. . industry also says i want to get this airplane out by this date or i want to get this signed off by this date. one of the questions facing various investigators now is if and how much that pressure impacted the certification of the 737 max is a highly challenging products to make and services to provide so that mistakes get made the question is do you have enough level of backup and that's for obviously what

so that brings up the spector of possible corruption. was he given a job to curry influence with his father who is the vice president? the vice president admitted on videotape that he threatened the ukrainian government with withholding a billion dollar loan guarantee by the united states unless they fired the prosecutor who was doing that investigation. i would think anyone interested in preventing corruption would want that to be investigated. lou: the vice president bragging, he's bragging about having threatened to get rid of that multi-billion dollar commitment to the ukraine if the prosecutor wasn't fired. why was that investigated in the first place? could it be because the state department under hillary clinton didn't have an inspector general? >> i don't understand that. the i.g. should have looked into that. lou: she never appointed one. >> that should have been investigated. lou: it's much more convenience to not vane inspector general carrying out the concerns of ethics and legality and all that cumbersome interference with w

i really don't think that with these choices the world to me spector to just forget about this kind of a scandal obviously that rocked the reputation of an institution that has been globally respected since you know for over 100 years that's that's there's a lot of work to be done there to repair that reputation is to talk about some of the features often situation in an earlier conversation we had you talked about the transparency off the organization the secrecy i mean i found a distraction that we only ever get to know who else was the list 50 years from now that's right i mean the this is why it was also such a shocker that that when names get released obviously there's an awful lot going on under the scenes and in in the back rooms. the lists of nominees are kept under lock and key for 50 years and and hence there is no transparency i mean we really sit until until we get the announcement and kind of just have to wonder people people there's all kinds of conjecture flying around this year many bookies were even taking bets because it was too confusing with 2 prices coming out and

i worked, as you may recall for senator arlen spector, who is one of the more serious members of thee. i thought it was an overreach then and i think it's an overreach now. i don't see reading the transcript, i don't see anything wrong with what the president did. listening to how judiciary member hakeem jeffries was on sunday with "state of the union" in advance of me. he said there are three things they're going to take the president down on, one, withholding the money from the ukraine, holding it hostage. two, intimidating the ukrainian president and, three, trying to cover it up. all three of those pillars of their inquiry fall flat. because in the first instance, the money was not being held hostage. the money was legitimately being held up while debate was being held about the proper contribution to ukraine. the republican senators will testify to that i believe when it comes time. there is some question as to legitimacy of the ukrainian president. was he pro western? was there corruption still going on? so that's all there. number two, was the ukrainian president intimidated?

diplomats of russia around and turkey it is joining around and really on it is doing what statement spector could be expect it. tomorrow's event is the result of a moment difficult process. tomorrow's event is the result of a moment difficult process direct talks will be launched and we will all see this is a joint big talk. of the syria joint victory it's also an important achievement of the syrian people not a faction. the whole nation nation was a very important and was a very important meeting i had meeting i had of the official launch of the syrian cossack to tional committee here on a wednesday i dove the official launch of the syrian cossack to tional committee here on a wednesday a breakthrough he story moment for syria many believe the be a breakthrough he story moment for syria many believe the beginning of the end to their long lost and devastating crises in these giving of the end to their long lost and devastating crises in these a country and old all 3 all russians should we run and. run and to earlier key to day to day confirmed that they agreed on how important this process

there's a spector of rudy giuliani, the role he plays in a shadow foreign policy, but what is the president directing himself? not only in terms of getting political dirt on joe biden but also holding up that ukraine money, which they're getting testimony on. bill taylor is important, a d diplomat who was openly skeptical about the road they were going down in those text messages. so i think this combination of political appointees as margaret was saying, and fiona hill, others who were career diplomats, these two groups saying this is out of bounds, completely inappropriate, and is the president directing all of this. you go from the whistle-blower report that talks about all these other people in the white house who were upset about what was going on, and they are filling in those blanks in even if house investigators are not going to get the documentation they would like to see. >> we know the president plays some role in all of this. he told the president of ukraine to talk to rouudy giuliani and s attorney general william barr about investigating joe biden. so his voice is directly inv

because have you this spector of tariffs going up next tuesday, tariffs on a wide variety of goods, many principles on the u.s. side believe would be incredibly damaging to the economy. then you have both side essentially throwing a whole bunch of options against the wall via the press and show the other side maybe what they're willing to do and not willing to do, to telegraph their position ahead of these talks what we do know, the president hasn't made up his mind. a senior administration official told me that last night despite all of what we have learned about china's position but the u.s. position in repeat days david, you mentioned that it's become confusing for investors to follow this back and forth. it's become confusing to reporters as well. last night when chinese media was reporting the delegation could cut its trip early administration officials were saying it would go through friday there would be a fancy dinner tonight, expecting talks to go well >> that changed tune in an hour, a principle saying the situation is fluid whether they extend to tomorrow is an open question.

as a committee is aware, following the contracting officer's determination, gsa's spector general conducted a 16 month investigation into the management and administration of the old post office building lease. i believe one key aspect of the review is vital to reiterate, the inspector general found no instances of undue influence or interference on the career civil servants charged with administering the lease. furthermore, gsa agreed with the report recommendation, the agency understood it, and we will take action with that recommendation, consistent with the recommendation for -- and will continue to use the language in future out leases. lastly, gsa has worked diligently to respond to oversight requests, including from this committee. we have provided more than 3000 documents and 10,000 pages of materials in response to the committee's request. in conclusion, let me thank you for authorizing our prospectuses in a timely manner. we think -- we appreciate that. thank you. >> thank you, mr. meadows. we appreciate you getting your testimony ahead of time despite the deadline being earlier.

who didn't receive that knowledge in the stages of how to plan so now they're doing a respirator spector'skind of decision making when they realize that i have 4 maybe i should stop so it's more reactive at this stage but this will progress and as the program gets bigger it's my hope that people will become more into planning their family mode so they can decide on the methods and not be reactive with the decisions they make in family plenty. when a woman can decide for her what and how many children she wants him how many years spacing in between it actually imposing we thought she realized. that some of his connection between family size and quality of mature and you hand you become economy clear we can buy gifts. for family planning does shape life when you do family planning you ensure that a woman finishes head. she's able to work in any of them and with that she is able to share choices and have a long lasting relationship with their partner and feed and clothe and educate their children that they have. i have 2 daughters. i'd like to leave this world a better place for them. where t