sultan, can i start with you? we've just seen this horrific video from kabul today. what does it feel like in the w?ty right n >> people are really pessimistic about their security, especially in that neighborhood because, in that neighborhood, you know, the islamic stathas carried out several deadliest attacks that has, you know, really caused serious, you know, damages, and people are very cautious because the structure of the security inside kabul has kind of changed because you see blast walls everywhere, sot has got a military kind of face, i mean the kabul city. so every day people have fear, and they are scared of suicide , tacks or coordinated attacks throughout the ciople are actually pessimistic about the gornment and people have been raising lots of questions, especially in the recent weeks, that taliban and other groups have launched deaiest attacks. >> some of theessimism, david, we've seen that extends throughout kabul and across the country is signicant, but the afghan army did succeed, right, in keeping the taliban from taking over the city. do you se

soldiers in afghanistan let's cross live right now to kabul to get the latest from local journalist sultan good to see you today what can you tell us the latest information you have leaves. on this is a real research show here at moscow not sure if you can hear me correctly just wondering if you could give us the latest lowdown the information on this suicide bombing that killed three nato soldiers. i apologize for the connection needs to be established further thanks for your patience. we will that line in just a moment here on the program for the meantime though the canadian government in its report called the shame is ours has acknowledged a disturbing practice dating back to the postwar period when unmarried women were forced to give up their babies and those babies with and given to married couples in a bid to promote traditional families some women as we understand what even tricked into giving up their children and we spoke to one of the victims. as soon as they found out i was pregnant they mark my records b.f.a. baby for adoption. i was a fifteen year old girl pregnant i was pregn

you don't detect the sultan fresh water lakes and rivers because the concentration there is too low . but as the rivers transport the water into the oceans the salt accumulates over time along with more released from benson the ocean bottom. as a result one leader of sea water contains about three tablespoons of salt on average. that's one good reason why you really don't want to drink ocean water. but why doesn't the sea continue to get salty or. that's probably because some of the dissolved salt is constantly being removed from seawater to form new minerals deep down on the seabed. when sea water seeps into the shore along the coast it also leaves salt the posits there . the water evaporates into the atmosphere only to fall again as rain. in rivers washing more salt into the sea. the problem is right right right and even if you. do you have a science question that you've always wanted on state we're happy to help out send it to us as a video text over smell if we answer it on the show we'll send you a little surprise as a thank you cannot just ask. you to find as i do w dot com slas

beauty cannot be measured in coin to clear enough the sultan who had been out who was known for his fatality and thrift when the builders and craftsman presented their blood to him he tore it up and scattered the scraps in the river the gives the city its name. now cornish in. me along came when everything in. order. to. make. their way there. to eat. five. hundred a. good. man the. man. handed it to. eat perhaps you too might learn from somethin i blew in number and possibly fans did learn from him fast was not a poor city one source of wealth was the water that gushes full of fear at every corner. in atlanta. and. to other sources of wealth where the city's crafts and its trade. what luxuries such wealth produces you will see that upon your way if fortune smiles upon you. the air. time was when this city did not get exist neither the narrow lanes and alleys nor these dark passages where the gloom threatens to swallow you up that was twelve hundred years ago at the close of the eighth century of the common era i'm just the first came here on his flight from auburn al-rashid the probably fro

shafik to call me as favorite dish is a sultan khan salad simple yet sophisticated. for me memories play an important role in dining that's when you need something that's top quality and at the same time it reminds you of your childhood and that's the best central experience you're going to have as a man you're the. leader of heartache sponsor already learned there's an hour trying to do that when they're not pure emotions about it makes dining out experience but i mean we here in the you know most of them they get us in the media . they take all my spines the vegetables from my salad at the street market in the nearby town of land as tomatoes as sweet green onions bell pepper and three beams. then leave heads for a fish bowl that only sell sultan trying to con preserve using a traditional method to contact almost no fat so it absorbs the salt completely through the pores and the fish doesn't spoil. it's that way by this piece here the mid section from the back of the british with the it's been soaked in water for five days and then another two days with the water be

centrist muslim tasks some orthodox christians lived side by side the sultan even had the local church extended its. it's it's it's it's it's it's it's the upsurge of nationalisms brawls with a marginalization it's all the remains of children from mixed marriages and silent stone witnesses it's it's it's it's it's it's it's. the dream landscape the good in me things on the usual and astonishing suddenly seem familiar you almost get the impression that modern day autists have been at work here. he who fails to on of the past will forfeit the future he who destroys his roots cannot grow. friedan's guy called advice is he to here in capitals yet. the cliff landscape of good and far away from the main tourist center has the individual can perhaps still find that which according to some basil is man's soul true possession the soul through which we live and the virtues provided they abound in with our very big if that is so then we will see it also lives in a microcosm the great wisdom of awe created. plain politics talk to decades in the senate it's a great. book exposed special. meet the b

the third plane to abdul aziz the sultan with his wife eugene they also brought their chef present that was doing the best that the ultimate chef was doing them over jeans so they said why not let's mix these up and have a beef on top and they tried it and loved it so let's just do this. the recipe is contemporary but refuse also reveals a time on it secret of turkish cooking if you're making a sweet this put a bit of salt if you're making a savory dish put a bit of sugar what it does it brings up the flavor guy who lives here that eat. in turkey who does most of the cooking as a whole always women cook now it's changing that men are interested in cooking as well seems to be such an important part of turkish culture itself what does it mean to you it's my everything. i cannot tell my emotions really well with through food for example through the food i cook i feel it easy for myself to tell emotions so for me cooking is a channel for my ideas for my world which and it embodies what do you think about turkish food where do you put it in the world in a way i feel it really is the original

reportedly been killed after the taliban attacked a military camp north of kabul kabul based journalist sultan fires the reports. it has been a very deadly day for afghanistan it's a very bloody day for afghanistan not only in north than afghanistan but also in eastern afghanistan some twelve at least twelve in a soldiers have been killed and three are missing but in province specifically in. in the location were still it's there are conflicting reports that you know all forty five people or afghan security forces have been killed but speaking earlier to a spokesperson for the north and corp's he didn't confirm the death of the air the soldiers he said that twenty eight soldiers were there and they're missing and they have lost connection and they tried to send reinforcement but they have been also ambushed many people have been actually you know have been you know questioning the management of the security forces that what have been they doing so basically falling you know post twenty fourteen. they have been only involved the forces on only involved in training assessed and advice mission ba

became canadian citizens let's talk to her son yari is a professor of international relations at sultan qaboos university he joins us now on skype from kingston in canada this diplomatic spat between canada and saudi arabia appeared very suddenly how significant is it. he's extremely significant can you sense that the relationship between canada and the kingdom of saudi everywhere . if you go back to the seventy's for example you see all based there are ups and downs in that relationship between two countries so at the most recent thing students as you mentioned related to the price issue he's going to have face to crude bitrate the exchange rate has been through countries canada was through. portent. trikes sana'a there are big hits made its report made if you purpose is through to save the area and also is so with the f.b.i. as a source of revenue for a number of canadian universities since thousands of so these are. coming to the kennedy and universities for it is your patience so all there on. your auction and edition is significant for canada on obviously for dissociative yes.

november's midterm elections moscow denies any involvement afghan forces have launched a fear is sarah sultan kabul after rockets were fired at the presidential palace jury deliberations helicopters targeted a house in the afghan capital from where the fighters launched their assault i suppose says it was behind the attack president's ashraf ghani is was speaking in a live broadcast when he was interrupted by the rockets could do we think it kate if they think that with rocket attacks this nation will surrender they have to think again it is a brave tough nation as always ready to defend its independence and islamic tradition but israel is racing to reach peru before new regulations come into force on saturday which mean they will need passports went to the country more than two hundred people defied similar new rules in ecuador on tuesday walking across the checkpoint to groom chakka this is a government introduced you currency in a desperate attempt to tackle the face of the great prime minister has officially declared an end to an era of austerity as the nation exits the biggest internatio

must learn to suffer it is one of the very few movie directors from the sultan of oman expression in the was the always have an idea that women in my country are oppressed me i don't feel it's true. that it is john is an editor from turkey who's had enough of playing cliché roles. mostly they're like stereotypical roles for women. lot of fun to finkel of belgium tackle some tough subjects through animation . the problem is puppets are very fragile so if you have moved them ten times you have to fix them to eat. can. i'm a back of the united states produces films that make no compromises if i have an opportunity to hire women i well because i believe in dancing our careers and sort of point people up. but also because i just like what was. how do all these women survive and get ahead in an industry where men set a tone. we talked with another twenty eight hundred but in our talents the bell and film festivals platform for young filmmakers from around the world. any are so so i was born in the united states the daughter of mexican immigrants. my mom started like cleaning houses she was

the room she and others and the other problem is of course our sultan tibet which is the area we just associate it with the eastern turkey stan movement and the and that is the link together with other you know sort of terrorist groups elsewhere. and of course they there are back in the in recent years quite a number of terrorist activities. cost china as china grows in international gravitas is subject to to all these perceived threats on that from the west or right wing ideology so that that's why there was a feedback there of repressive measures so andrea is are we talking here about just to to to further explain the whole issue to our or yours are we talking about ethnic discrimination religious persecution or is there is more to this particular story about the chinese government and the were goods. sure i mean i think when we just listen to andrew it's quite clear that we shouldn't be hoodwinked by these kind of phony arguments about development status. etc the real issue here is that the chinese coast party is using extra traditional extrajudicial measures to imprison. chinese c

it's ready in two minutes put some sultan you know it's an onion you some green chiles as well that alsoadd some coriander leaves you know. if you give it then you put in pita bread and press it like this. they look like my if they to you slice it up. you go get the pits is ready. strict vegetarians don't eat eggs but many people who come to sanjay on that have made an exception or they only eat them when they're out and about. it g.'s about it all it has a very nice taste of butter with some spicy combinations it's being served beautifully which makes it very special because of the body to go here two hundred fifty types of omelets also but my favorite is obama because of its taste and attractive presentation not only meat but many young people are crazy about it it's very popular online also and is being served by sweetie and. unsweet ians about. the dishes which cost between one euro twenty five and two years are also popular on local delivery services but after tea. who cares about the flour industry's destructive impact idea. who cares about l g b t rights in australia. are you who

and often most all three of its soldiers are being killed in a suicide bombing the local journalist sultan fires he reports from kabul. it's suicide bomber on foot across a nato convoy in north of kabul in the middle of the city of charcot our area called colors i.e. and detonated his explosive laden vest killing a least three and need to servicemembers according to results of polled statement three have been killed and three more have been wounded one of the wounded is american and two to rest or afghan police forces local prevention spokesperson confirmed the attacked saying that there are no there's no civilian casualties but it has been a very vulnerable area nearby bagram air base so this bees have been vulnerable because it has diminished your number of the u.s. forces based in there so taliban have been launching attacks sometimes mortar attacks and sometimes the plant i e d's or improvised explosive device and they usually commit suicide attacks against these forces the incident comes just a day after two suicide bombers had a mosque in the southeast of the country killing thirty n

one thing salt water fish don't need to learn is how to deal with the sultan the water they live in whenever they drink lots of salt enters their blood luckily they have specialised cells and they kill as they are transported back into the water. which brings us to an interesting question that our viewer francisco not for in mexico has posed. why. is the ocean so salty is someone constantly pouring salt into it just the opposite so farmers harvest the mineral from the sea so we can later sprinkle it on our food. the ocean salt begins its journey when it rains in the mountains for example. as the water flows through soil in over rocks it picks of sodium chloride a mineral formed when the metal sodium reacts with chlorine gas. you don't detect the salt in fresh water lakes and rivers because the concentration there is too low . but as rivers transport the water into the oceans the salt accumulates over time along with more released from benson the ocean bottom. as a result one leader of sea water contains about three tablespoons of salt on average. that's one good reason why you really don't w

shafik tacoma's favorite dish is a sultan khan salad and simple yet sophisticated i mean is that for me memories play an important role in dining that's when you need something that's top quality and at the same time it reminds you of your childhood and that's the best central experience you're going to have is and you're going to. have an art taste ponse have already learned there's an hour trying to go in the pure emotions about it makes dining out experience but i mean look here in the you know most under us on the. big take all my spine is the vegetables from a salad at the street market in the nearby town of plan as tomatoes sweet green onions bell peppers and green beans. then you heads for a fish store that only sells salted and drawing to card preserve using a traditional method to contest almost no fat so much of soups the salt completely through the polis and the fish doesn't spoil. blooms the bible is that we buy this piece here the mid section from the back of the vision of the it's been soaked in water for five days and then another two days with the water being changed

corfu sultan is a mix of french british and venetian architecture and a unesco both cultural heritagesite. when the midday heat begins to fade it's a good time to go stand up paddle boarding. the sun sets on spectacular. you have to have an opinion of what you have are silent paddling out into the sunset because the colors are so gorgeous and the seas are usually very calm at that time the beach is empty so you enjoy the beauty all around you even more intensely. colonel lightening coffee is aptly named old town restaurant the many features traditional i didn't issue is the most famous of which is a free scent a stew of over. half of the seventh you get everyone who comes to kofi must try the sofrito it's fantastic it's our traditional dish and it simply tastes wonderful when he gets to come. down to it it's time to explore koku city's by brick nightlife. now we feature plenty of musicians on this program but this next one is not your run of the milk songwriter or composer florian kepler design sound the professor from stuart got creates the alert sounds of apps electric cars and othe

afghan security forces reportedly freed almost one hundred fifty or so of the people journalists sultan face he sent us this report from kabul what it has been more than three hours that we still have been hearing some r.p.g. and gunfire from the side which is not more than six kilometers from our location here. police believes that there have been two up to three assailants involved into this attack or so far some up to turn the rockets have been fired into different locations kabul police says that two policemen have been slightly injured into these attacks but the look ation have been evacuated the firefighters of arrived and trying to douse and we have to wait and see what will be the latest about because we still do not have any clue about the civilian casualties or tuesday's mistah attack came after the afghan president offered a ceasefire on sunday to last for the duration of the muslim holiday. it looks like the attacks are scorning response to that proposal daniel hawkins reports now on the current relations between afghanistan and the taliban a three month ceasefire proposed b

falls on sultan that the federal see a convoy of vehicles fed into the forty's from the moment snaking through the streets will side the city of the stronghold but the coffins draped including one lead out of the square in the city portraits of the victims lined up on the ground head of a special prayerful that that got them out of them as well as yes that's the mourners shelter logan's again so that every year and who they say is its biggest ally in supplying the united states these people have come from various parts of the country to give a proper sendoff to those who died in the latest sodium to coalition strike. security was tight at the ceremony which was attended by several high ranking officials the fin rolls was supposed to take place on saturday but while postponed due to security fees the children water tunning from a school summer camp when their boss topped at the busy market it was targeted by airstrikes unicef has called the carnage the single biggest attack on children since the war in yemen escalated in two thousand and fifteen images of the children covered in blood a

falzon sultan did the funerals a convoy of vehicles fitted to the bodies from the moment yes nicking through the streets of the city the stronghold but the coffins draped in green were laid out of the square in the city portraits of the victims lined up on the ground head of a special prayer for the dead were a good. idea then i mean as well as yes as the mourners shelter slogans again so that every year and who they say is its biggest ally and supply the united states these people have come from various parts of the country to give a proper sendoff to those who died in the latest sodium to coalition strike. security was tight at the ceremony which was up tended by several high ranking officials the funerals was supposed to take place on saturday but well postponed due to security fears the children want to tunning from a school some are calm but when their boss top of the busy market it was targeted by airstrikes unicef has called the carnage the single biggest attack on children since the war in yemen escalated in two thousand and fifteen images of the children covered in blood and

falzon sultan that the funerals a convoy of vehicles fitted to the bodies from the morgue snaking through the streets of the city the stronghold but the coffins draped in green were laid out of the square in the city portraits of the victims lined up on the ground head of a special prayer for the dead to get them out early and i mean as well as yes as the mourners shelter logans again so that every year and who they say is its biggest ally and supply the united states these people have come from various parts of the country to give a proper sendoff to those who died in the latest sodium or to coalition air strike . security was tight at the ceremony which was up tended by several high ranking officials the fin rolls was supposed to take place on saturday but well postponed due to security fears the children want to tunning from a school summer camp when their boss top of the busy market it was targeted by airstrikes unicef has called the carnage the single biggest attack on children since the war in yemen escalated in two thousand and fifteen. images of the children covered in blood and r

now after this latest sultan let's let's be frank it was a rape in a murder and this this is what happened to a driver there was actually a complaint about this driver the day before that came in to d.d. and the person at the customer service person did not react accordingly to d.d.'s methods of reacting to something like that within two hours so there didi basically took the hit here and this is something that people have been talking about online as well as the fact that they've been talking about it. from the chinese government we've heard many complaints as well so any way that you turn this not a good thing for d.d. now look they've been taking this very same seriously here's a statement from them this is from the founder and the president herself two different peoples i should say we thought we were using technology to build a better world of mobility six years ago when we started this business the tragedy reminded us we have walked this path without enough respect nor humility now t.v. has changed its methods saying that you know it's not about growth anymore it's about safety and a

of god me it's where the militants captured an compound on tuesday well it's across live to kabul sultan fison a journalist joining me here on the program good to see you today what's the latest you can tell us now on this most recent time. well it has been a very deadly day for afghanistan it's a very bloody day for afghanistan not only in northen afghanistan but also in eastern afghanistan some twelve at least twelve soldiers have been killed and three are missing but in provinces specifically in. the location were still it's there are conflicting reports that you know all forty five people or afghan security forces have been killed but speaking earlier to a spokesperson for the north and corpse he didn't confirm the death of the soldiers he said that twenty eight soldiers were there and they were missing then they have lost connection and they tried to send reinforcement but they have been also ambushed but he confirmed that. seven local police members we have to wait and see . what is the reality on the ground because you know since a couple of days there have been some soldiers miss

joining us now, sultan, give me the pronunciation of your last name. sultan. >> megi.art: i want to get things right. so you're a tesla buyer. you bought one. you took delivery of it, but it wasn't in great shape. tell me a story, please. >> no, it wasn't. it was a comedy of errors from the beginning. i purchased it, started the process in may. it took, three to four weeks, they said to deliver. then it was delayed, delayed, delayed. no communication from tesla. by the time they say it is actually available in july, i show up, to get the car. i get there. and car is not even in the state. took them 15 minutes, while i'm sitting there to tell me that. so then i do get the car in august. i drive right off the lot. the alignment is so far out of whack. i almost run into a bush. take it back. can you fix this? we'll schedule you an appointment. you know, the next week, they say, it will take an hour. ends up taking a whole day. at the end of it, what should have been a three to four-week process for 100,000-dollar car, turned into 2 1/2 month process for something that was

transparency so international community must stop that you know with the tree present and call the sultan with growing get this is a very important issue we are a big team we cannot suffer much more than any movie you know this is a very important iraq or templar and can brought up a lot of very important points there one of which is the fact that when you're in bangladesh i've been in bangladesh cox's bizarre twice now in reporting trips and i hear more and more from him to refugees that they feel that they were already marginalized and that they are now even further marginalized by the international community one thing in particular that seems to bother a lot of the activists i've spoken with is the fact that when it comes to these memos of understanding that have been signed between the u.n. and the government of myanmar that the regime to have not really been consulted that they don't have a seat at the table so do you think that at some point that is going to change or do you think that these governments are going to continue to talk to one another without having their were really be

many of whom were killed on board a school bus monitor reports from neighboring djibouti files on sultan that the film draws a convoy of vehicles for the bodies from the mall just looking through the streets of the city stronghold. the coffins draped in green were laid out at the square in the city portraits of the victims lined up on the ground head of a special prayer for the dead had got them out early and i mean as well as yes as the mourners shelter logans again so that every year and who they say is its biggest ally and supply the united states these people have come from various parts of the country to give a proper sendoff to those who died in the latest sodium but are to coalition air strike but security was tight at the ceremony which was up tended by several high ranking officials the funerals were supposed to take place on saturday but while postponed due to security fears the children want to tunning from a school summer camp but when their boss talked of the busy market it was targeted by airstrikes unicef has called the carnage the single biggest attack on children since t

and top left, nay that forest and below him is pierre sultan. so, yeah -- yeah, bauregard. you know what i'm talking about. they are the most prominent on the landscape. so in richmond, we have a number city but the most prominent ones are the ones that sit -- it was never -- monument avenue was never intended to be confederate row. it really kind of happened happen stance. and it happened happen stance shortly after lee died. and it was clear everyone wanted to do some kind of memorial to robert e. lee and then it quickly became a conversation of it can be nowhere else but richmond. and then it took another 20 years before that happened. but when it was finally determined to place it on this western side of town that actually had absolutely nothing there but, you know, big open fields, but the desire to build this brand boulevard again, the house building began in ernest. today, it boasts some of the richmond's most expensive and impressive real estate in the state. the whole area is a historic district. each of these monuments, save two, are considered national historic l

us now to take a further look at this is ali sufan the founder of the international strategic and sultan. you spent a lot of time yourself in yemen. >> yes. >> this is a side story. people don't pay attention to this because yemen is strategically insignificant in the west. but we've got a full-out proxy war and the united states has a role in this. >> absolutely. what's happening in yemen is disaster. yemen is a forgotten war. as you mention, millions of people have been affected with this war. just this year alone, 25%, there was 25% increase in the level of severe hunger in yemen. in 2017 alone, you have more than 50,000 children who died directly because of the yemen war. that means about 130 a day. this is a huge disaster. the united states officially were not involved in this war in yemen, but the bombs of the saudis are using are american and british bombs. the planes are american and british planes. and we will be towards the end held accountable for a lot of these crimes that's happening today in yemen. >> yeah. >> and it's such a disastrous situation. imagine, ali, in march of

speech to the nation and businesses and banks in venezuela preparing to reopen with a new currency the sultan believe ah the new notes are part of an economic reform package designed to revive the country's fading economy but experts fear the plan could do more harm than good. that's it for me she must burn as robin mayer from the cost of this great to have any. clothes. she craves and vegetables come across in greenhouses across spain and it's neat looking conditions i'll just say. despite the dangers politicians prefer to avoid the sumptuous food is the motion and almost good how far can its quotation guns. europe's systems say. it's futile. the fast pace of life in the digital. shift has the lowdown although what it shows are new developments useful information and anything else worth knowing. presents finds. looks over the shoulders of makers and choosers. it's. more. fun to be told. his work goddess fortunato. the maestro and features. bond twenty. some kind of a nuclear clock could be a useful thing but not look at. what's a way out the my view the way out is to find different forms on

falzon sultan did the funerals a convoy of vehicles fitted to the bodies from the moment just nicking through the streets of the city the stronghold of the coffins draped in green or laid out of the square in the city portraits of the victims lined up on the ground head of a special prayer for the dead to get them. to the memories where is yes as the mourners shelter logans again so that every year and who they say is its biggest ally and supply the united states these people have come from various parts of the country to give a proper sendoff to those who died in the latest sodium to coalition air strike. security was tight at the ceremony which was up tended by several high ranking officials the fin rolls was supposed to take place on saturday but while postponed due to security fears the children water tunning from a school summer camp but when their boss talked of the busy market it was targeted by airstrikes unicef has called the carnage the single biggest attack on children since the war in yemen escalated in two thousand and fifteen images of the children covered in blood and r

the sultan the family is still adapting to their new situation they hope to go home one day. but like many of the other one hundred eighty thousand turned li displaced people across afghanistan the fuchsia is still uncertain. u.s. president don't trump has repeatedly accused tech and media companies of stacking the deck against him in his latest tweets on the topic from early yesterday morning he accused google of rigging its algorithm to suppress friendly conservative media and promote what he calls fake or liberal news to tell you social media editor federico joe has been looking into this charge if you will federated good to see you do tropes accusations have any merit well terry given the fact that what we know about google thuggery than is very limited details i kept secrets by the company also for business reasons given that but also based on what we do know about how google search operates and i think it's fair to say this is a very it's a very hard like it's a very difficult claim to make and we can look at what google itself had to say in the way they explain how the

transparency so international community must stop that you know with the tree present and call the sultan with growing that this is a very important issue we are a big team we cannot suffer much more than any movie you know this is very important iraq or templer can brought up a lot of very important points there one of which is the fact that when you're in bangladesh i've been in bangladesh cox's bizarre twice now in reporting trips and i hear more and more from him to refugees that they feel that they were already marginalized and that they are now even further marginalized by the international community one thing in particular that seems to bother a lot of the activists i've spoken with is the fact that when it comes to these memos of understanding that have been signed between the u.n. and the government of myanmar that the regime to have not really been consulted that they don't have a seat at the table so do you think that at some point that is going to change or do you think that these governments are going to continue to talk to one another without having their were really be at t

transparency so international community must stop that you know with the tree present and call the sultan with growing get this is a very important issue we are a big team we cannot suffer much more than any movie you know this is very important iraq or templar brought up a lot of very important points there one of which is the fact that when you're in bangladesh i've been in bangladesh cox's bizarre twice now in reporting trips and i hear more and more from him to refugees that they feel that they were already marginalized and that they are now even further marginalized by the international community one thing in particular that seems to bother a lot of the activists i've spoken with is the fact that when it comes to these memos of understanding that have been signed between the u.n. and the government of myanmar that the regime to have not really been consulted that they don't have a seat at the table so do you think that at some point that is going to change or do you think that these governments are going to continue to talk to one another without having their were really be at the ta

to say to you, i give you the sultan of senators, the hercules of iowa, the heavyweight world champion for whistleblowers, the undefeated champion, charles grassley! [applause] [laughter] sen. grassley: thank you. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. i just tweeted this morning to the real donald trump. what do you call it? hashtag. it probably won't happen. i am not going to give up. dean, thank you for the introduction and for the warm welcome your given me, not only at this meeting, so many meetings where i've had a chance to address people one-on-one or a small group of people or a large group like this. it is a pleasure to be with you. the senate am proud resolution is cosponsored by the entire senate whistleblower protection caucus. the text of the revolution quotes an earlier one. can you believe it? 1778.0, on that date the representatives of the 13 colonies recognized the courageous contribution of aboard theers warship warren. a whistleblower had sent one of their own, the captain of the marines, to present their description of wrongdoing by the commander of the contine