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the reality is the oil is going to be produced based upon the sovereign nation of canada's long-term to dispute the myth that this oil is to be exported through the u.s. that is not the case. i personally signed contracts when i was president of shell to use canadian oil sands oil in refineries in texas. and so for people to perpetrate that myth is just an untruth. >> perhaps, john, the biggest concern is something that was underscored in this study that was released in canada saying that canada found toxins are likely seeping into groundwater from oil sands so how can we trust to the oil industry will keep it clean while doing business? >> there are always risks with hydro carbons but we have 200,000 miles of oil products pipelines in the country today, 25,000 of which reside on top of the owigalala aquifer. they work. they can break, they can be fixed, but they work. they create the economic prosperity and the transportation system that's the envy of the world in these united states and i think we need to provide that for future generations as well, 20, 30, 40 years into the future

i think the normal sequence is the mexico being a sovereign nation has the first prosecution. however, there's a history here. he escaped from a prison in 2001. there is corruption in that country. and i would ask that the mexicans consider extraditing him to the united states where he will be put in a super max prison under tight security where he cannot escape, and be brought to justice with a life imprisonment sentence. i think that would be the best course for not only mexico, but also the united states in ensuring that what happened in 2001 does not happen again. >> and what's the likelihood of that happening? and i can see why you would feel that way, he escaped from prison 13 years ago. what's the likelihood they would allow him to come up here in a super max prison? >> it depends on the pressure our state department and administration puts on the current administration to do this. you know, i think their preference would be to try him first in the united states. but the track record is not good with this individual. this is an exceptional case. this is the largest, big

at the time some of them knew that there was a plan to go after bin laden and a strike potential in a sovereign nation. internationally the europeans wanted a no-fly zone. the americans thought that was ineffectual. you have to get the gold corporate in counsel and in the arab league which have different politics within them. you had to get them bought in. they bought into the no-fly zone and they got turned around into an actual strike rather than a fly zone to take out gadhafi. all of that was done on the ground in various capitals by hillary clinton and basically she came back to president of bob and said look the coalition is here for this if you are willing to deal with it. >> guest: she put together this coalition so she had her stamp on it. >> host: lafayette indiana, republican caller. >> caller: good morning everyone. i am a republican but i love the clintons. [laughter] president clinton was in office the economy was great and i'm sure if hillary would be president it would be great again. >> host: . can i ask you why you think because it was great in your words under bill clinton why do you

woods conference which set up many of the institutions that rule the institutions and rules rather that determine how sovereign nations interact with one another economically now the phrase bretton woods has become shorthand for international monetary cooperation and you often hear pundits calling for a new bretton woods to hash out modern economic differences like liquidity and leverage ratios for international financial institutions but what exactly happened at the conference was a really a paradigm of cooperation dr ben steele the author of the battle of bretton woods argues in his book that the meeting was instead a way for the united states to neuter great britain and cement the importance of the u.s. dollar when the allies met in bretton woods new hampshire in july one thousand nine hundred forty four the second world war was still underway now i asked dr ben steele why the allies were in such a hurry to establish a new monetary system here's what he said. well there were two reasons in particular first and foremost f.d.r. was anxious to use this conference to send a political message to the enemy axis powers th

the present day. as a sovereign nation, the holy see cannot be compelled to hand over its original documents or any copies held by their embassies worldwide. the only hope for those representing victims of sexual abuse is to sue individual dioceses. that was how jeff anderson was able to subpoena crucial correspondence between monica's former archbishop cardinal dolan and cardinal hummes, prefect of the congregation for the clergy in rome. >> we have evidence that archbishop dolan got express permission from the vatican to move $57 million from diocesan funds into a "cemetery trust," and that permission was given by the vatican almost immediately. >> narrator: two key words in latin from cardinal hummes said it all: nihil obstat. "nothing stands in your way." with these two words, the vatican allowed the diocese to protect its millions from further legal claims of abuse victims. >> to me, it was designed to do one thing: to keep the archdiocese and the vatican from having to account for their crimes and complicity in them. no other real or legitimate reason. >> narrator: the church argued that the money w

you know, after two decades of independence, the idea that ukraine will rejoin russia is probably totally unrealistic. ukraine has become a sovereign nationoblem is that they don't have a leadership and an elite that has managed to knit the station together and define its state in a way that is satisfying to the large majority of ukrainians. but it seems to me one of the things ukrainians are united about, they don't want to go back and be part of russia. >> ambassador, for president obama, how might this be a difficult space for him when we talk about russia, relationship with the u.s. and the e.u. relationship with the u.s. and political demands that he faces from congress? >> well, it seems to me that his focus on getting the fighting stopped and get something political process under way in the right one. my own advice would be we better find a mediator or a group of people who can bring the sort of stature to ukraine to bring the opposition and the government to the stable. >> who would that be -- >> to get some kind of negotiation. >> well, my own candidate that no one seems to talk about osce. they're the chairman in the office, the

the defense secretary and kerry were very unsure of getting involved with libya. some knew there was a plan to go after bin laden so another strike in a sovereign nation. the europeans wanted a no-fly zo zone. you have to get the arab countries on board and the arab league has different politics within them. they were brought into a no-fly zone and then it got turned around into an actual strike rather than enforcing a no-fly zone and all of the that diplomacy was gone done on the ground in the various capitals by the president. and then she came back to the president and said the c coallition is here. >> let's here from a republican caller >> i am a republican. i support rand paul. but i love the clintons >> go figure. >> when president clinton was in office, the economy was great. and i am sure if hilary clinton was president again, she would be great again. good >> but terry, can i ask you why you think because it was great under bill clinton, why you assume it would be great for hilary clinton? >> she forgave her husband and his good input would help her. >> so you think she is a toopher? >> yes. >> sir, let's leave it there. that is a great example

the united states. and afghanistan is a sovereign nation today because of the united states. don't forget that, mr. karzai. >> you know, there's no doubt that the u.s. paid a huge, huge price not only the thousands killed, tens of thousands who've come home from afghanistan injured with long-term disabilities, but hundreds of billions of dollars over these 13 years spent in afghanistan. and they still want to stay there, a lot of u.s. officials say the u.s. should still remain in afghanistan even after all troops are supposed to be out by the end of this year, maybe 10,000 remaining. and they also want to provide billions and billions of dollars to afghanistan to build roads and bridges, infrastructures, schools, hospitals. a lot of the officials, members of congress, are saying maybe the u.s. should spend that money here in the united states rather than in afghanistan. and there will be outrage as a result of what the afghan government did today. >> well, that's right, wolf. and remember, it's not only u.s. troops. these thugs that are being released also killed afghan national army as well as pol

the united nations. we talked about the major obstacles as they seek further international recognition. >> we are a sovereign fhigs -- nation. we have been recognised but some major nations. we can get membership in different international organization, in imf, world bank, european bank and other european and global organizations. we started last year a negotiation process with the european union. we hope in the middle of 2014 we'll be able to sign the agreement. whatever we did. >> looking at kosovo today. how much credit do you think the forep intervention has for kosovo's success. i think what is happening in 1990, in intervention in bosnia. it was a right step. we'll talk about how to stop the genocide in kosovo and bosnia. at the same time it was the only way to provide for the region of both countries, securities, ability and predict ability. in that sense, "don't go to the cosmetics counter without me" in 2014, it shows that international interventions are necessary in different geographic and cultural context. below that we wouldn't live for the peace in kosovo and the region. that's the most sexist

yanukovych step down after his decision not to sign a trade deal with the european union but instead of letting a sovereign nation take care of its own affairs ukraine appears to becoming a proxy battleground for both western and russian interests in fact just today obama spoke out against the violence in ukraine saying that the u.s. holds you came group kristine's government quote primarily responsible for ensuring that they are handling protesters peacefully and there will be consequences if people step over the line wow big talk from a man who oversaw his own government's brutal crackdown on the occupy wall street movement so in order to get a more accurate picture of what's really happening in ukraine earlier i spoke with our. correspondent alexia cesky who's on the ground in kiev i started by asking him to give us a timeline of the events that as a lead to this brutal violence. first of all it seemed like a compromise was reached between the opposition and the protesters and the authorities here in kiev when the authorities agreed to release all those detained in the two months of protests and the opposition

the u.s. is looking for ways to meddle into a sovereign nations internal affairs this lead conversation should confirm that suspicion look there's a revolution going on in ukraine right now and the outcome should be the will of the people not the u.s. europe russia or any other foreign state actor so good luck to the state department at the damage control on this one it's about that time to break the set. it was a. very hard to take. i never had sex with her right there. i. am. really pleased to it'll it'll eat a. little to. the us. yesterday i spoke with pulitzer prize winning journalist chris hedges about the notion of crisis cults in the collapse of complex societies but we also discuss the nature of the economic machine that's responsible for this collapse this system is fueled by profit and although its nature is so blatantly unsustainable humanity appears bound to it the insatiable greed that drives the gears of the machine has never been more evident than today with global inequality at a record high it's a topic i was able to explore with hedges more in depth. talk about that new oxfam

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security ofy, the .arget and neiman marcus the threat is domestic but also international. there are threats to our sovereign nation. the private sector in alabama have really come together to try and respond to this. auburn university leads a consortium. get work in concert to ongoing outreach as well as guidance with respect to ciber. this online. the houses gaveling in. we expect a debate on th early . live to the house floor here on c-span. compassionate and merciful god, we give you thanks for giving us another day. bless the members of this people's house. give them strength, fortitude and patience. fill their hearts with charity, their minds with understanding, their wills with courage to do the right thing for all of

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following general sam houston to maneuver his army into position at the battle of san joe seine tow. texas became a sovereign nation and an independent republic. for nine years the republic of texas thrived, as i said, as a separate nation. then in 1845 it agreed to join the united states as the 28th state. many of the texas pay trouts who fought in the revolution went on to serve in the united states congress, and i'm honored to hold the seat originally held by then-general sam houston, but later president of the republic and united states senator for texas. more broadly, i'm honored to have the opportunity to serve 26 million americans that call texas home because of the sacrifices made by these brave patriots 178 years ago. may we always remember the alamo and may god continue to bless texas and these united states. madam president, i'd like to change subjects and spend the rest of my time on a separate topic about which many americans are greatly concerned, and i'm one of them. it's been more than nine months since we first found out that the i.r.s. was deliberately targeting certain political organizations for

the paramilitaries are clearly russian, and coming out of their base, of a sovereign nation whose territory clear. the crimea became part of ukraine -- eastern ukraine is next. we're going to have to look at sanctions, have to have some german involvement in this is a well. leadership of the europeans. >> do you thinkbm:ip%óñr they wt involved? they'veline almost hands off on this, even more so than we have. >> i hope that they will. the cold war. >> john kerry said it's not another rocky iv. >> i thought it was -- the president's statement, this is not the chess match or the cold war. maybe it's not to the president and john kerry but it is to vladimir putin. he wants to rebuild the russian empire. that's why he pressures the baltic stakes and meddling in mullkova and troops are in georgia and he views ukraine as the crown jewel of that. there's an old loin about russia with ukraine is an empire, without it, it's a country. it's a vital part of his scenario for russia's role in the world, and we have to be vigorous in our response, and i think we can be, but first we got to realize who we'

mention a career in business, i'm keenly aware of the positive impact trade and investment can have on a company, state or relations between sovereign nations. the transatlantic trade and investment partnership that the united states and european union are currently negotiating has the potential to become the largest trade and investment deal ever negotiated. covering fully 47% of global gdp. along with the united states' efforts to promote trade with many countries across asia and latin america, through the trans-pacific partnership, tpp, ttip represents the most ambitious american trade agenda in at least a generation, if not ever. moreover, trade liberalization represents one of the very few bipartisan goals and policy priorities that are left here in washington. for those of you who are interested in actually getting things done. despite the overwhelming economic benefits on the table here at the council, we like to think of ttip as far more than a traditional free trade agreement. indeed, these negotiations mark a singular strategic opportunity to revitalize the transatlantic relationship broadly, providing a powerful economic counterp

trade representative, i am keenly aware of the positive impact trade and investment can have on a company, state, or relations between sovereign nationse transatlantic trade partnership that the united states and european union are currently negotiating has the potential to become the largest trade and investment deal ever negotiated. it could cover 47% of global gdp. along with u.s. efforts to promote trade to as many countries as possible across thisand latin america, represents the most ambitious american trade agenda in at least a generation. if ever. liberalization represents bipartisan goals that are left your washington. for those of you are interested in getting things done. the overwhelming economic benefits on the table, here the council, we would like to think of ttip as more than just the traditional trade agreement. we have an opportunity to revitalize the transatlantic relationship and provide a powerful economic counterpart to the greatest military alliance the world has ever known. by revitalizing the world hostile largest economies, pe we can the u.s., demonstrate that a system based on strong protections, labor and e

the threat is domestic but also international. there are threats to our sovereign nation. the private sector in alabama have really come together to try and respond to this. auburn university leads a consortium. they work in concert to get ongoing outreach as well as guidance with respect to ciber. you can watch this online. >> my question is how a juicy see cyber ranking as an overall threat today? >> i think there is a reason director clapper talked about it first. it is the place where all of our lives are. our secrets, our control systems, our social lives, it is the weight bad people and bad groups come out us. the notion of borders is an anachronism in your talking about a photon. >> how is the government interacting with other private sector and education to come up with some solutions? likewise, do you think the failure of congress to come together and pass a bill with respect to ciber has -- how that has affected our preparedness. >> we have got much better working to deal with the threat. we have gotten better working with the private sector, including education i

how do we insert influence while still respecting the fact that this is a sovereign nation trying to out its own future he? >> precisely that outsiders have been playing chess. when the you made its move last year, that triggered a resentment and divisions. today he says be careful. i've the same time, a german in the new york times says germany must lead to get ukraine all the way into europe. back to my book about early winter, rick atkinson about moving from normandy to berlin. almost 100 pages on the basque -- backside. most people think to you all to. the first observation was the amount of alcohol consumed out of record level. take us away from the myths and stereotypes we get wrong. what is the thing we need to readjust in our thinking about the ukraine. >> ukraine was a battlefield for centuries. armies and tanks and coppery divisions marching back and forth. i think those things are over. any no attorney intervention, forget about it. this is beyond what he did in georgia at the beijing olympics. if there was the idea that anyone is coming to the rescue, forget it. >> i want

the is doing that. he is saying afghanistan is a sovereign nation to for his part he is trying to express that, and if you the recent history, not too distant history in afghanistan. the leader when soviets withdrew, who had been supported by the soviets, it's recorded the taliban hunted him down, castrated him and hanged him. so president karzai may be hedging his bets. >> maybe next time we go over there we'll read a history book. it as recuring them. >> does seem to be. and it's frustrating. it's something that it was a consideration when the prison was handed over, and when the decision was made we were concerned that prisoners would be released, and american forces are saying that we're finding them returning to the battlefield, and these are people who will probably continue to be a problem for news the future. >> good to see you. thank you. >>> i'm sure you heard about comcastic. this huge merger could faked what tv we watch and how much to pay. comcastic bought time warner cable. less choice. what does this mean for monthly bills in jerri willis is next. what would you do?" ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a wr

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the u.s. state department uses a horde of international grant receivers and local political organizations try to consciously and directly control sovereign nations and overthrow regimes they don't like and this phone call is legit that is the same level of undeniable evidence that snowden brought to the table to be fair during the cold war i could kind of see the justification to meddle in other countries so the soviets would create world communism but now who is the great enemy that justifies a korean regime change there is no such anime a fascist opinion. please . i'm abby martin and this is breaking on the set so last week marked the end of the nato three chicago terrorism trial involving three men and undercover police officers posing as activists at the at the two thousand and twelve nato summit and a mixed verdict the men were found not guilty of the terrorism charges but guilty for possessing an incendiary device and inciting mob action incendiary device charge carries a sentence of up to thirty years so while we should celebrate the fact that the jury did not uphold the trumped up terrorism charges the fact that these men are still facin

cost to the east the story right the ukraine does not choose between europe and russia ukraine used ukraine that independent sovereign. anytime you can have with the nation was most neighbors eu and russia. and what you propose. last november. he was not an the team or ukraine. he was signing the kind of a partnership agreement which was a trade and investment back. it was an awesome more in tune asked moses to ut against ukraine because russia. you're the author of the eu was not a contradiction wheezing ukraine's to working with russia. so i think it's the it's the rise of the presentation that the offering the train back to it to a country such as ukraine independent country again i was too gentle a small school. it speaks to rewrite the story. all right we have of you are telling us to debate is biased or ignoring the russian point of view dimitri of touch with me let me ask you to respond to what almost all soldiers said we have go ahead the dimitri i don't know what the thing add cumin oregano. what if i let it go. playing with the link the fighting the subject line. the light deep in the league. but the thing i love it. we would love to live. he g

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the u.s. state department uses a horde of international grant receivers and local political organizations to try to consciously and directly control sovereign nations and overthrow regimes they don't like and this phone call is legit that is the same level of undeniable evidence that snowden brought to the table to be fair during the cold war i could kind of see the justification to meddle in other countries so the soviets would create world communism but now who is the enemy that justifies a ukrainian regime change there is no such anime but that's just my opinion. welcome to the kaiser report imax kaiser you know what fukushima first began melting down to go through sawdust and diapers into the disaster hole amazingly it didn't work in america when the deepwater horizon oil platform exploded b.p. tried plugging that disaster hole with a golf balls and rubber scrap alas that also didn't work now in the u.k. welly wearing david cameron is out in the drowning tory heartland throwing sandbags soldiers and cash potently into the flood waters but dave all the sticker balls in sheffield going to stop the rising tide that is sinking all boats into your b

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it came at the invitation of the government of south sudan as a sovereign nation is their prerogative. i'm particularly interest from a u.s. government standpoint. does the u.s. see a conflict of interest between uganda acting as a e gad mediator and within the current conflict i think that could be a useful effort. >> thank you. in the blue. >> thank you. i'm henry from the center of national private institute one of the core institute for the national endowment for typically. -- democracy. where exists specific tints for the citizen private sector as opposed to the large government private -- government owned economy. in the transition process. what change need to occur so the voice is representative and strong and then are there reasons to be held off? >> okay. thank you. finally on the backside of the front row here. >> thank you very much. [inaudible] i work for the [inaudible] doing research on south sudan. my question focus on the reconciliation and justice process that is now one of the topics being discussed here. and my question several emphasized being a key tension andon g