they're the big player i would say between them, would taubman be a purchase? taubman would sell that's another 25 high-end malls that could go into something like a simon portfolio i think there will be deals made there will be bankruptcies of low-end malls and the reconsolidation happens. this is not new. this has been going on since the greeks built the -- >> everything is high-end. everything can't be steaks something has to be the salad. >>> christopher wiley is the whistle-blower in the cambridge analytica data scandal he's appearing before members of uk parliament. we will monitor his comments and bring you key headlines as they cross. we're learning that mark zuckerberg will not answer questions from british lawmakers. instead facebook will send the chief technology officer or chief product officer to appear before the uk parliament. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," mohammad bin salman is in the big apple. the saudi crown prince is in new york and some dig deals may be on the horizon we'll give you more on what to expect from his visit after the b

they're difficult i understand no other investigative journalists who do it right exactly and then taubman you always see it would like the article comes out of whatever it is a member of the foyer request comes back and it's like more redacted than the screen behind you would have seen savoyard of course was just a black mark across the entire page rollerball what was the point of that beyond almost just thumbing your nose that's what they're doing. and that's the thing because asking questions is wrong together don't ask questions or if you don't ask only ask the questions we think you're supposed to good point so this is it according to a.p. the u.s. government turned over everything requested in roughly one out every five requests that's only twenty percent so we get twenty percent transparency and i can't blame this on trump because this has been put in place for many many many many years started with bill clinton and slowly worked its way into becoming more entrenched with you know. the bush's and then again with obama it was a lot about holding things from the press it was a lot abo

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bush, phillip zelikow, william taubman and robert selick, former undersecretary of state for george h.w. bush discuss the relationships between president reagan and mikhail gorbachev as well as the relationship between george h.w. bush and mr. gorbachev. this is about 1:15. >> we have a great panel. so phillip zelikow is going to chair the panel. i think everybody knows phillip and he's written a terrific book on the end of the cold war the bri principal author of the 9/11 commission report and he's writing a book on decisions for war in ways that illuminate old crises and old decisions like going to war in 1898 or wilson going to war, reassessing these decisions so we're looking forward to phillip's next book. at the same time he's doing about a dozen other things none of us can keep track of and sometimes we don't know about. so phillip. thank you. >> thank you. i'm sorry to say we need to wait for james wilson to show up and so he's probably out there somewhere having a good conversation. if we can send the search party out. >> the state department is always late to the table. [ laug