i am very grateful to her forgiving we had she said the attorney general... said he should disclose and i believe the public interest compels me not to. he made it clear that he was deliberately in contempt of this parliament. the honourable gentleman in my opinion is not correct and as i have just set out, the attorney general would answer all questions from members in the most frankly a possible legal position. so the issue we are debating today is the government was my duty to protect law officers advice, which is in the national interest. i will give way. lam national interest. i will give way. i am grateful to the leader forgiving way. does she share my disquiet with some of these eastern sergi spoken by the honourable and larry gentleman who opened the debate, the letter which she has tabled calling for this motion was signed and sealed by thursday lunchtime yesterday. they clearly had no interest in what our right honourable and learned friend the attorney had to say on monday. honourable and learned friend the attorney had to say on mondaylj attorney h

assembly and the call i had made to as president of the general assembly is for the compliance of the agreements we have made on the palestinian issue which is the typical and we all know two state solution i guess my question is do you think this trump administration do you have any hope that vale the ones who are going to be able to finally bring peace i think that we should not rely on one party or one country alone i am saying that it is very important that this is first taken up by the regional the region as a whole in really come up with something that would. enable to have progress on the peace talks which we haven't seen so far in when we get organized and act on this issue there are so many hundreds of thousands of civilians that are suffering at the humanitarian issue in palestine in the gaza strip we know that this is it's very it's pain for and we're in we need a collective response but i don't think that we should just address one country i think because the larger the united states of course is the most powerful country when it comes

as to the role of the attorney general i still prefer to be afforded work, the attorney general politics in the public interest published in 1984 and written by professor john edwards, in this chapter do with bitter chill consultations with the law officers, it has made clear that all the legal advisors from all departments in the whole of government ultimately will turn on the view of the attorney general. as he states, there will be times when the department proposed come with the attorney general receiving legal implications of the apartments proposed course of action, in this case number ten and the department, will find it necessary to oppose himself a ministers preferred policy, and such opposition is also derived from the legal implications of the proposed policy. for the government he says in this authoritative work, to reject such advice would be quite exceptional and would reasonably lead to serious questioning why the attorney general himself of his continuing to serve as the governments chief legal advisor. that appears on page 190 without full public disclosure of his opinio

then when richard thornburg resigned to run for senate, he became the attorney general and was the 77th attorney general. >> he was in his early 40s when he was attorney general. correct? >> that was right. 68 now so we can work our way back. >> unusual to be attorney general that young? >> yes, i would say so but he was very impressive in the positions he previously served. >> how so? >> for instance, the office of legal counsel is a very important position. there were lots of thorny legal questions that come before the office. one of the questions that came up was whether or not the u.s. could under the constitution invade panama for the purpose of seizing and taking manwell noriega. he ran the day-to-day operations of the justice department. he was naturally the attorney general, not now but they are made acting attorney general and while he was acting attorney general there was a crisis in that there was a hostage taking at a prison in talladega, alabama. 121 armed cubans -- inmates took nine hostages and for 10 days there was a standoff. it ended with the hostage rescue team going

there are contingencies to be approved under the general manager. the $24 million of contingency reflects the total project scope for construction under the original contract, and to the 18 that we are asking for is additional contingency for likely anticipated -- >> know , know , i know what it is, but i am saying, how did you come up with 18? i come up with 4 million. i come up with 10% of 47,000,617 >> you are basing your number on a percentage of construction cost. >> she is trying to restore the construction at 10%. so the 18 is different because it is based on anticipated work that you foresee. >> we are exceeding beyond the original 10% and asking for the 18 to cover anticipated additional spirit. >> i thought that the contingency was a percentage of the requested funds. >> originally it is. >> typically when you go into construction, you have money for contingency for unforeseen things. so what we have started to do, is as we start identifying those things, we look at the risk in the coming assessment, and then we started asking to replenish

yes, harry truman, after the attorney general fired the special counsel, fired the attorney general. friends, it just goes with the territory that if an individual is going to be investigating the president of the united states, probably half the nation is going to think the person is a skunk at a lovely garden party. so you are out of control and on a witch hunt. attorney general. my friends, it just goes with the territory that if an individual is going to be investigating the president of the united states, probably half the nation is going to think the person is a skunk at a lovely garden party. so you are out of control and on a witch hunt. these kinds of things are said from time to time, and then of course, famously, as we heard, the rancor, anger, and angst in respect to the saturday night massacre. the old system actually did work, and the system is working again with bob mueller, and hopefully we will understand that. the second thing i want to say -- i will be very brief about this -- is that in contrast to the traditions of the country, just our life as been experienced,

i was aware that lying to the fbi was a crime. general flynn said to the judge in court. general flynn went on to say he does not wish to withdraw his plea. judge flynn said that he was competent and able to enter the guilty plea when he did. judge sullivan, are you continuing to accept responsibility for your false statements? general flynn, i am, your honor. that's what we've gotten so far from inside the courtroom. >> also, we're told that the judge asked general flynn whether he believed that he was entrapped by the fbi. general flynn responding no, your honor. his attorney did, i should say, no, your honor. ari melber, what do you make of the exchange so far? >> this is judge sullivan calling bs on mike flynn's last filing. this is rare, i should note. a lot of federal judges don't approach it with quite this much rigor. judge sullivan known to be tough on everyone, definitely on prosecutors, but also in this case on a convicted felon who's pled guilty but then filed last minute material calling into question his own guilty plea, which many people thought, well, which

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the penn denied her party had any links with generation identity. the hassel said the citadel had no connection with generation identity and was opposed to violence david harrison al-jazeera. religious prime minister martin mohammed has criticised australia's recognition of west jerusalem as israel's capital he said australia has no right to divide jerusalem prime minister scott morrison announced the controversial decision on saturday the move has been criticised by malaysia and indonesia who threatened to pull out of trade deals with australia. serious limitation to me as it is now and not the case of israel. per se but we could all see eventually leave with the euro solution we begin with the will of israel and east jerusalem should be to give people of. melissy land there for out sake and peace whose condition and their people want their country their vision and they said. fishing rights are one of the most contentious issues in the whole brics it debate the u.k. hopes to secure sole rights to fish in its territorial waters long oversight of the

the attorney general is appointed by the president. y kennedy would hardly be independent if jack kennedy was in trouble, and same with truman and so many attorney general's. so with that recognition, it is just critically important that when a special prosecutor or special counsel is named, that person can be insulated sufficiently from political pressures to give the american people confidence that that person can do the job that is required to investigate the high officials, if necessary president, vice president, other senior officials. attorney generals.th so many so with that recognition, it is just critically important that when a special prosecutor or special counsel is named, that person can be insulated sufficiently from political pressures, to give the american people confidence that that person can do the job that is required to investigate the high officials, if necessary president, vice president, other senior officials. that is what the american people deserve to have. 1978 act wasthis designed to ensure. one quick footno

after the truman attorney general fired the special counsel fired the attorney general. with the territory that if an individual will be investigating the president of the united states, probably half of the nation will think the person is a skunk at a garden party. why are you doing this? you are exceeding your mandate. you are out of control. these kinds of things are said from time to time. heard, thes we rancor and the anger and angst with respect to the saturday night massacre. the old system actually did work. it's working again with bob mueller. hopefully we will understand it. the second thing i want to say, i will be brief. in contrast to their traditions life hasuntry, our been an experience. the life of the law has not been logic, experience. we the people have our external experience. opinion,ssent to the upholding the constitutionality of the independent counsel provisions, presently justice scalia said, this statute is acrid with the smell of impeachment. that was very effective rhetoric. it was also quite prophetic. rootedphecy was actually in the text of t

the attorney general says he would wish... the public interest. it is not the duty of thejob the public interest. it is not the duty of the job of any government minister to decide that. the house has decided what it wishes to do and it is not for a government minister to unilaterally override that. i give way to the honourable gentleman. he isa gentleman. he is a patriot and i know he therefore understands national security and national interests. would he agree with me however that quite probably within the legal advice that the attorney general gave to the government would have been an analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of the irish government ‘s position agassi agree that in fall would actually hand to the irish government an advantage in any subsequent negotiation? —— and does he agree? i am tended to say, i think the massive advantage to other governments is handed over in this withdrawal agreement, in terms of future leveraged over the negotiations. the attorney general went on record yesterday as saying that ther

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the 51st quartermaster general. mmanding general expeditionary and officer of the commanding general united states army material command. please welcome major general fogg. [applause] >> as you can tell, she has persistence. that has absolutely been necessary as she has move forward with this effort. i want to talk about that in a second. i would like to welcome again the trade-off commanding general, general counseling and mrs. townsend, sir, thank you we are honored to have you. lieutenant general, welcome home. we have had you hear quite a bit. thank you ma'am, that's right, i expected that. so many other distinguished guests that i know has been established. i look in the audience and i don't want to name names but i would mess it up. i will continue. i will take this up front. as a career which is sticks officer, i have led and been led by great women in ceo's, warrant officers and officers. i stand here in great part because of outstanding leaders like brigadier general retired pritchett. i could go on. and on.

the attorney general is appointed by the president. nnedy would hardly be independent if jack kennedy was in trouble, and same with truman and so many attorney general's. so with that recognition, it is just critically important that when a special prosecutor or special counsel is named, that person can be insulated sufficiently from political pressures to give the american people confidence that that person can do the job that is required to investigate the high if necessary president, vice president, other senior officials. that is what the american people deserve to have and what the act was designed to ensure. one quickey: footnotes -- that was achieved, interestingly enough, the regulations under which we under ski was appointed -- leon dorsey was appointed. this was passed nonetheless by agencies including the department of justice and others bound by their own regulations, until such time as they repealed them. bob work fashion very good legal advisers around him, but this professor of constitutional law as well as and i trust, o

and what's with the attorney general giving the legal advice. we haven't been told-- i'll take discussion in a moment. the point i'm trying to make, the attorney general must be aware of these points of law and so, and hasn't elicited, not for the national and public interest, but for party political reasons and therefore is in contempt of this house. >> i'm going to-- the honorable gentleman giving way. he makes serious allegations in what he just said. does he not recognize the importance of legal professional privilege, and the privilege that attaches between a lawyer and an advisor and their clients? >> well, of course i do. and the point is that this house is entitled to the full legal advice. the government is hiding the cloak of oh, the national interest, oh, security, this is nothing to do with it what i'm illustrating to do with these legal arguments, there are alternative views that need to be fully discussed so we can make the right decision on the withdrawal agreement in full knowledge of the fact and what we've had is a doctored ver

commissioners, i am the general manager. i'm the director of admin and finance for the recreation and parks department. the office released them budget instructions and outlook for the upcoming fiscal year. briefly, not much has changed. there is still a structural deficit. the mayor's office is still projecting budget deficits in the next five years. cost pressures continue along the salary and fringe benefit and pension increases. labour negotiations, 28 new mo use will be sent set by june 30 th of the coming year. they are not in that group. there are currently affairs of a recession, as well as state and federal budget legislative changes that could affect revenues coming to the city. the mayor has set her priorities , building more affordable and low income housing, reducing homelessness, providing behavioural health services and cleaning up our streets and making them safer, creating equitable opportunities for everyone in making -- and making government more accountable. specific instructions to our department and othe

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i think one of the most important things is that you can never generalize, and the duty of historians i think, is to emphasize that. you cannot generalize. for example, you know, you're also looking for moments of compassion as well, if you like, to show that there are moments of hope as well. because war brings out sometimes the best in people as well as bringing out the worst. i remember with the stalingrad book, i mean, looking at a plate of food for years after, and it still occasionally hits me, you think what that would have meant to 12, a dozen people, you know, at the time. it's very hard to distance yourself in that way. when it came to the berlin book and especially working with luba, my wonderful russian colleague, she was often in tears at the material we would come across in the archives, especially about the mass rapes. i would find it would -- the important thing is you've got to keep your mind absolutely clear to make sure you get stuff done from the archive material, get it done accurately. but it'll hit you a couple of nights later or whatever it might be. and if i d

the judge to the general in court today. it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 in washington where the judge delayed michael flynn's sentencing after asking prosecutors if they could have charged him with treason. the white house responding at their first on-camera briefing in three weeks. plus, the trump foundation is shutting down in disgrace. prosecutors say the president used the charity as a checkbook. the trump organization calling the claims misleading and inaccurate. our reporting begins now. our reporting begins with a shocking court hearing today. the federal judge exscoriating michael flynn. he spoke to him saying all along, you were an unregistered agent of a foreign country while serving as the national security adviser to the united states. arguably, that undermines everything this flag over here stands for. arguably, you sold your country out. the judge making clear, michael flynn might indeed be locked up and asking the defense repeatedly if they're sure they want to proceed with the sentencing. eventually the def

third, the general contractor ken gwon is not a rogue contractor. he has never been cited for exceeding the scope of permits in his 15 plus years of working in san francisco. fourth, the 2014 plans approved by the planning department and d.b.i. called for removal of the vast majority of the existing structure and a small portion of the work exceeded the scope in the approved plans for life safety reasons. fifth, the general contractor who is also a licensed structural engineer made judgments giving field conditions to remove structure elements he felt posed life safety hazards. dangers that cause injury or death to construction workers. the general contractor submitted affidavit describing what he encountered and i would be happy to answer questions of the element that's were in danger of collapse and why he had to act without shutting down the job. we wish the sequence of events in the field could be been different even though the end result of removing structure elements would have been exactly the same. unfortunately, the decision by the general c

bar to the attorney general position. , the top democrat in the senate today said that he should pick a nominee, this new memo is qualifying on substantive grounds because of the arguments made here. do you agree? >> i totally agree. he's making the argument that essentially you can't investigate any president for obstruction of justice, that no president can conduct obstruction of justice as long as what he does for the obstruction of justice are legal acts like firing comey or firing the special prosecutor by nixon, it doesn't matter. as long as it's a legal act he can't be guilty of obstruction of justice which is a nonsensical argument and takes it off the table. if you'd had that argument richard nixon would be fine. he can't be the one who will decide whether mueller is allowed to prosecute for justice. he can't be the one to allowed to decide whether mueller's report is given to the public or congress because he's totally prejudiced. but again anybody that the president will appoint at this point i assume will be ap

the german reserve division would show up some stopgap that. general foch, the supreme allied commander, needs the strategic reserve force tied up or defeated. either way needs them out of the way and the americans are given the job of doing that. the plan is, kick off the attack on 26 september 1918, behave franco american attack. one of the alarmest attacks, 1.2 million americans. backed up and supported and fighting alongside of hundred thousand french meche in the meuse argonne region. there's a rail net turk, only a few out of germany and that is the lifeline for their german army. this lifeline from strauss burg and where the star is the french town of meuse and if we e sever of then that it well cut the germans off and i works. awe reserve divisions fight the americans. they're there to stop us. can't give up geographicky for time. it's almost an echelon attack but not quiet. the americans first, the british and french, the belgium, french and british and then the french attack so overwhelms the german defenses, the strategic reserves are out of

sponsored motion condemning hamas fails to get enough support at the u.n. general assembly. and course in the middle of a conflict between russia and ukraine one family makes a loss for. the takesh intelligence chief has briefed some u.s. senators on its investigation into the matter of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi there is growing pressure on the white house to hold the saudi crown prince responsible for the killing of a group of democratic and republican senators have met behind closed doors to discuss ways to punish riyadh she had written the reports from washington d.c. . turkish sources say her comfy dumby turkish intelligence chief was in washington for a prescheduled meetings with his cia counterpart gina hospital on a range of issues including syria as cia director hospital has been leading the u.s. investigation into the crucial g murder after she briefed some senators earlier this week they said they were certain that the killing could not have happened without saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman's involvement there's not a smoking gun there's a smoking cell

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is your thoughts on the opinion issued by the advocate general, the european court of justice's advocate the uk could withdraw itself from brexit effectively. it does provide a route for those trying to plot another path, because if mrs may‘s deal goes down, whatever you wa nt to may‘s deal goes down, whatever you want to do, whether you want a second referendum, you want norway and canada, you will need time and the one way to get time is to extend article 50. the brexit years will see no way we're leaving, the end of march, we will not extend article 50, but for the people's vote brigade, that gives them more space to try and engineer a referendum, so it does create a greater opening for those who want to try and put another course to mrs may. from when iam another course to mrs may. from when i am sitting at all comes down to numbers now. how big is the defeat which mrs me is heading towards? if it is some say, maybe 100 or so then ican it is some say, maybe 100 or so then i can see how she survived, i can see that, if however team may manage to crack the numbers down to 20 or 3010 in

can you say a word about the general model in his performance during the battle? >> he was very effective. he made a phenomenal mistake. they felt he would have used him to defeat and he was one of the first of generals to get away but he refused even then all of the others were desperate. they shouldn't have been allowed to go ahead. there is no way to that is one of the reasons why the operation should have never been allowed to go forward. but i think he handled the battle extremely well in includg the logistics side with the trucks coming from the factories and no question the way that they were bringing in the things all across germany to the dutch border but they made one mista mistake. >> right here in the front. >> thank you for this and all of your work. we all othe all of the history d war ii. what have you found in your curvier is the most effective way of transmitting enthusiasm for the lessons of world war ii and these charismatic leaders you've mentione mentioned were t effective ways of transmitting those lessons to the current generation help get t

the money will actually come back to the general fund once we filled the reserve. that was a precaution understanding that any formula and trying to understand how much the program costs cannot be exact. partially because enrollment goes up and down every year and two because it's a new program. if there's concern the dollar amount is too high, know it will come back to the general fund. after the audit, the board will have visibility with the two-thirds majority to adjust out up and down if major policies or programs pass at the state or federal level. finally, on the scholarship issue, the topic makes me uncomfortable too. free city was never intended to be a lifestyle program. a last dollar program is every other scholarship must be fully expended before our program kicks in. that wasn't the intention. we know the last dollar scholarship programs always hurt the lowest income students. i can barely understand my own pension and health care. i have staff that haven't even signed up because they were so busy working and these are folks with means. how can we expec

to quiz the attorney general. llow at the institute for government. she is here with me now. to begin with we will discuss the attorney general's advice and the suggestion he is under no obligation, as labour and others would have wanted, for him to release the full advice he gave to the prime minister relating to her brexit deal. is that an obligation that holds water? the obligation not to release, constitutionally, it is part of the advice the government gets on the range of issues on all sorts of different issues so parliament are trying to set a new president, we sought with the iraq war the battle over what the attorney general's advice had been in the run—up to that so those previous ground in this apartment, they are trying to assert their right to get information about brexit. but it is not an absolute privilege and on november the 13th a private motion was put forward which required the government as a result of parliament voting for this to give full details concerning the brexit deal and that would requ

you know as you know if you look at the first. generation identity is not a political party but a feeder for one of the largest policies in france. the legal defense. fund the family if you're going to because they're going to suffer from the clintons i mean if you do you know if you're fortunate man just those who need. to use it for the office should be good enough for us all who it was on the hill to be what you are the stories that we're going to fund. he tells his interviewer the g.i.'s keep policy is what they call re migration. and that's what i want a sensible ability to really i love when the us was like well six. and it doesn't look anything it's all bill on the up with a lot of pain relief. it's just the from us ross a failure there about the for his hockey bit of this is a. new an x. whole feel nice and east of about the face of a twenty one year old victorian if you want to walk up welcome his agreement to. the movement has published details of which we migration policy. program to send non european families to their ancestral h

something about the coming. generation identity has already been tarnished by its links to the lost on me. look i'll mail you the yorktown nicholas good you know fill the void let. me tell you it's the way to go but i do what's different here. ya go for a lot of stuff to me when you get. the last colony then but he used to attend the citadel is you know i'm mute we filmed him after a court appearance. it's. muties awaiting trial for his alleged role in a man's death the body was found in the lille river commute was also a member of the now disbanded near nazi group even a little more yeah go ahead. colby corey would you go pick or coach this because you just saw. says she gets to put. in episode one of generation hates remy follies takes part in a race attack. for her. blog. for felice their activities of the last call me go beyond football hooliganism. but this. was actually true. but you know all she knew. it was struck with you. following me to rest pictures emerged of him with the citadel regular. on match days tell he

there was president for all of this. -- the great general staff of the prussian army and the great general staff of the german army -- they had a reputation of learning the history's -- learning the lessons of history. and they were fixated on napoleon during this period, much more than the french were. get that napoleon never really understood and never really had a strategy to win his wars, either. which is a good reason he lost. he never understood that winning a day of battle is not enough. campaign,o win the then you have to win the year, then you have to win the decade. victory must usher in political prominence. napoleon thought his personal .alent was enough he always looked to the next battle. or at most, the next campaign. he never understood the role of attrition in spain and was .utfought by russia in 1812 again in germany and inside france. was not the moment of napoleon's decisive feet. was anti-climax. refused to accept that their defeat in battle meant defeat in the war. they came at them over and over again, wearing campaigns and attrition. it was part of a coalition of de

the way we think about in general it has new components. his is what a lot of the national security division. part of that role as well as the others is to ensure the legal requirements are being met so think of that as a box of what can be done and is it consistent with law and regulation but then i also think about compliance in terms of government. is it consistent with our principles and with who we are, does it follow that policy preferences of those who were duly elected and accountable to the peopl people, and that of tk is in the category we should, and i think the most effective oversight mechanisms that i've seen in operation involve all three branches of government and therefore have a legitimacy that is attached and that touch on both. it's over many years with the intelligence committee across thacross-the-board to the cia. there is an effort to get it right. they ask themselves is this something that we should do but for the policymakers to be asking those questions. it's the lawyers in the intelligence community's they have pr

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there's the dni general counsel. there's an nsc lawyers group, so a small group of lawyers from the national security agency who get together regularly to ensure that the policy steps of the united states to include those at the agencies -- the intelligence community agencies are undertaking are legal. there's the office of legal counsel at the department of justice, which is the nation's lawyer. and ultimately there's the attorney general himself or herself. so a lot of lawyers. secondly, there are inspector generals at the different intelligence agencies. and there's an inspector general at the dni. and some of those inspector generals are statutory, special responsibility to congress. third, there are executive branch oversight bodies. there is the president intelligence advisory board. there is the intelligence oversight board. and there's the privacy and civil liberties oversight board. then there's ad hoc commissions as well, such as the one that i served on for president obama after the snowden disclosures on t

sanders: he is talking about the general revenue. >> so you will tax it? ms. sanders: we are talking about additional revenue that would have not existed without the president getting a new deal. >> have you done the math? ms. sanders: there have been a number of things we have looked at which we know will have additional revenue coming in. we think there will be more than that that comes in. >> it was announced that the president's charity is being dissolved, does the president or anybody in his family have reaction to how this was handled? ms. sanders: that is not something we can comment on. >> real quick on something else, whether the president has given any indication to turkey that he would be willing to extradite the cleric who left? ms. sanders: he said we would take a look at it, nothing beyond that at this point. nothing at all about the process, just that he would look into it. >> you have said things do not have to do with the president, he is giving his opinion, he has a right to give his opinion, but does he not have a broader right, i mean he has