u. s. made a mistake and b u. s. might, might need to find a way out that would be suitable for them to result that you prayed issue, but then he added some of the that's at some point in the future. uh, these relations will be restored, but it's not up to us for them. it's the problem, it's the americans problem. we have done what, how far we have done so many just joseph goodwill. i quoting the president that shift is putting in some ways we're out of goodwill. i mean, at this point, you know, should liberally do. now, from them with see their own very different gestures involving one hand and one thing guess, and response to our gestures of goodwill. and how's it also says getting the solar because that's a minister level fruit in there to see if we live. so in the see that came with the system, what's the city now? could anybody who would be, what would we say uh, would be the repercussions of the euro might done to the ordinary citizens of ukraine's is well with here we have a suit that this is those who lived through

u. s. might push back up. i mean, i did a financing might involve, let's say golf nations, let's say the united states that say all the parts of the world without the guarantee down the road of palestinian statehood. that's something that many of those potential partners is rails maybe looking towards would not be happy with our . all right. type in amounts live for us. they haven't occupied histories and been i'm thank you. at least 2 people have been killed by is ready forces in janine and the outside westbank. it happened when a car was attacked in a drunk strikes. 15, others were wounded, including children, is ready. troops have cut up almost nike rage across the outside of westbank. since the war began on october, so to speak of a u. k. his house of commons, lindsay oil, has again apologized for allowing a controversial vote on an amendment by the labor party on guns that the scottish national party says they speak as decision preventative votes on it's 65 motion with some of these now want him to resign

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u. k. court. and what might be his last chance to stop extradition to the u. s. lawyers for the 52 year old say that he is on? well, his legal team is trying to persuade judges there to grant a new appeal hearing, as long as you is wanted by us, prosecutors who intend to put him on trial and spying charges, his wife fears that he could die if he ends up being extradited outside the high court in london, a heartfelt message from us on his wife to supporters gathered to press for his release. so we don't know what, what, what, what to expect. but you are here because the world is watching the 2 day hearing to become a sondors final battle in the u. k. just the system. but his lawyer say he was to one well to attend the 52 year old has been fighting for more than a decade to avoid being sent to the us, where he could face life in prison, if convicted on spying charges. and if the appeal fails, his backers, fee or his life could be at stake. if julian's uh, expedited to the united states, he will die. he will not receive a fair trial. sanchez already spent about a 3

what might be his last chance to stop extradition to the u. s. lawyers, so the 52 year old, one judges at the high course in london to allow an appeal against the extradition order was issued by the british. i'm secretary in $2022.00 is wanted by us, prosecutors who intend to put him on trial on spying charges. he did not pay it in a court in person on tuesday, due to illness. i would cite the high court in london a heartfelt to message from a son to his wife to supporters gathered to press for his release. so we don't know what, what, what, what to expect but you are here because the world is watching the to day hearing could become a sondra is the final battle in the u. k. just the system. but his lawyer say he was to on, well to attend the 52 year old has been fighting for more than a decade to avoid being sent to the us where he could face life in prison if convicted on spying charges. sanchez, being a wanted man since 2010. after his whistle blowing for him, we can leaks published classified us army materials supplied by an intelligence ana

might join them against the united states. and we're seeing this in iraq right now. run rock and syria said the u. s. strikes or a violation of sovereignty and could further the stabilize the region and fuel the conflict exactly what you're referring to. talk to us a little bit more about that. what's your take? well, it might take us and then the united states will need to determine its policy towards middle east. and obviously we have seen declining power projection and capabilities buys the united states. and we have also seen that not a lot of countries wanted to support the united states competing in the middle east . so it remains to be seen whether the united states count excerpts, enough pressure on israel to reach a specific settlement on the israel to gauze or conflict. then i think that move these a cold print in were the 2 endings. this and a military solution alone will not deters those groups. as i said previously, military analysts were a number on many things as always thank you for having me. after the us strikes the european union's foreign policy chief, joseph beretta called on al

it might just re focus the u. s. worst 8 on a different target. of course for us it would be nice if it wasn't real sure anymore. yeah, well if you just pascal, you just got it right. it's all about the worst state, isn't it tom? because, i mean, if you want to get it instead of focusing on rush it, let's focus on china. that still means, you know, the weapons manufacturers when that's what it gets out and gets down to, okay. but the problem is with, with, with, with focusing on russia is a, could end up in the 3rd world war. okay. i mean, this is one of the things i've explained to people that, you know, over and over again is that, you know, if it's f, ghana span or panama or libya and it doesn't threaten to blow up the world will focusing on rush. it could com. i know i agreed and who i am folks don't get me wrong when i say that the election is important and that i'm sanguine about the uh, the possibility of an anti war sentiment breaking out in washington. it's indicative of, of a potential time and a potential shift in focus over time. but w

called stretching time, but again, you probably don't wanna watch it because it might just change the way inside the . the u. s. claim fits promoting fees by hitting haws assets, invest halls, rain down on a t 5 targets in iraq and syria. a box out who wants to move about chief threatened to infinity in the region. the red crescent says one of its wall cause has been killed along with 3 civilians and is raining chatting up at the southern cost and the city upon unit. also i had the anger boiled in argentine on has police clash with protesters outside condiment. i .

and as you 30 jets, but instead actually made a deal with the s b u and maneuvered and hijacked the a might 8 russian jets, a helicopter, excuse me, and force it to land and heart club. and now this happened on august 9th of last year. he reportedly was offered, we're not sure if he received it or not, about half a $1000000.00 to make these ads. now, according to the head of defense intelligence of the ministry of defense of ukraine, carroll boot, and off, most members of the crew who did refused as render to ukraine, were killed and they had no idea that their colleague was planning this. now, during the press conference in kiev as well, a cruise went off proudly stated that he not only had hijacked the helicopter, but had officially transported it from point a to point b. and then later on he moved his bay. now as far as what his colleagues said about him, one of his colleagues said he was a man who committed rush, adds that he had not wanted to go to war and only wanted to be involved in peaceful missions. and he had a psychologically, a very weak mind and his colleagues wasn't sure how

to solve this situation with the use of force without resorting to a different might have been political solution. the u. s, which has been trying to de escalate tension, says it has been assured by as well that it wanted to follow a diplomatic pass. is way the officials have acknowledged that a war with hezbollah would be far more costly than the one in gaza. but reports from washington suggest there is concern without the political settlement. there could be a military operation in the coming months in, in november during a temporary truce in gaza between as well and how much there was a week of comb across the 11 on israel border new ceasefire. and garza is now being discussed. hezbollah has said it would adhere to any truths that is reached on condition that is well stops firing as well. an agreement involving security guarantees will then have to be negotiated. and while there has been tough rhetoric on both sides, months of steadily rising tensions have largely been kept in check for the time being many say the situation is far from an uncontrollable escalation. but there is a risk center there, whic

to solve this situation with the use of force without resorting to a different might have been political solution. the u. s, which has been trying to de escalate tension, says it has been assured by as well that it wanted to follow a diplomatic pass. is way the officials have acknowledged that a war with hezbollah would be far more costly than the one in gaza. but reports from washington suggest there is concern without the political supplement, there could be a military operation in the coming months. in november, during a temporary truce in garza between israel and thomas, there was a week of comb across the 11 on israel border. a new ceasefire in garza is now being discussed. hezbollah has said it was adhered to, any truth that is reached on condition. that is well stops firing as well. an agreement involving security guarantees will then have to be negotiated. and while there has been tough rhetoric on both sides months of steadily rising tensions have largest, they've been kept in check for the time being many say the situation is far from an uncontrollable escalation. but there is a risk center there

what�*s your assessment of how significant this u—turn might change in tone, whatever we want to call, it feels different this time, doesn't it? it does and as they shadow foreign _ doesn't it? it does and as they shadow foreign secretary - doesn't it? it does and as they. shadow foreign secretary david doesn't it? it does and as they - shadow foreign secretary david lammy was saying, situation has changed so undoubtedly the that has played on labour mind. also domestic considerations, many labour mps were under pressure from some activists in their party and also areas where the large muslim communities for example, labour mps were under pressure to back and cease—fire which they hadn�*t previously done. keir starmer, the party leader had said the fighting had to ended but had not previously called for a cease—fire, so to some extent they may be trying to take on that pressure from below. also, the argue that some of uk allies are calling for something similar, including that some of uk allies are calling forsomething similar, including new zealand and australia, but in addition to t

u. s. is checking reports about what has happened, but we already know what, what this might mean for efforts toward a cease fire as well. there is obviously concerned that this might impact those and negotiation, these mediation efforts that are going on uh between indirectly between the homos and israel, mediated by katara in egypt, and also the us. and we've been hearing a do you as president dubai? and he said that address is still trying to determine what actually happened exactly in this incident. but he was also asked whether this was whether he thinks it would impact those negotiations where there was some cautious optimism that, you know, there might be some kind of breakthrough depending on what sources you believe. and he said, you know, that a know, it will probably come to k to come to take those negotiations. now of course, what we are looking at is on the one hand of course uh theres hoping is route. that is where the hostages that are still being held and garza would be released and such a hosted steel. an exchange for posting in prison is that would be also potentially longer

called stretching time, but again, it's not, we don't want to watch it because it might just change the way inside the, the u. s. claim fits promoting fees by hitting hot assets and invest hall's rain down on a t 5 targets in iraq and syria. a box out who wants to move about chief threatens facilitate in the region. the red crescent says one of its wall cause has been killed along with 3 civilians and is raining shutting up in the southern boston city upon unit. also i had the anger boiled in argentine on has police class with protesters outside parliament as a sweet thing was to build 5 to countries. new president says it's passed the on. yeah. what around this is not to international funds to keep me company as we look at the big stories of the day so far. well, we all starting with the latest from the mid lease, because the us says that it has struck at least $85.00 iran link targets in both syria under rock, in response to a drone attack that killed 3 of it saw this man. moscow says p. s, right to lead to the death of civilians and military personnel. although it didn't specify exact numbers, the pentagon h

the show which he likes found the julian assault and she has launched what might be his last chance to stop extradition to the u. s. lawyers for the 52 year old, one judges at the high schools in london to allow an appeal against the extradition order issued by the british home secretary in 2022. now sanchez wanted by us prosecutors who intend to put him on trial on spying charges. he did not appear in court in person on tuesday, due to illness outside the high court in london, a heartfelt message from a son to his wife to supporters gathered to press for his release. we don't know what, what, what, what to expect but you are here because the world is watching the to day hearing could become a sondra is the final battle in the u. k. justice system. but his lawyer say he was to on, well to attend the 52 year old has been fighting for more than a decade to avoid being sent to the us where he could face life in prison if convicted on spying charges. sanchez, being a wanted man since 2010. after his whistle blowing for him, we see leaks published classified us army materials supplied by an intelligence on the list or

what might be his last chance to stop extradition to the u . s. lawyers for the 52 year old, one judges at the high schools in london to allow an appeal against the extradition order issued by the british home secretary in 2022. now sanchez wanted by us prosecutors who intend to put him on trial on spying charges. he did not appear in court in person on tuesday, due to illness. i had signed the high court in london a heartfelt a message from a son to his wife to supporters gathered to press for his release. so we don't know what was appeal sales. his backers fear his lives, could be at stake. state many of his supporters believe he's being targeted for exposing serious criminal acts by us. that's hard. he's on the military. he is not the 180 present. campaigners pressing for his release of war in this case could signal a larger threat. he would be the 1st publishers trying under the last to be an option in this way. and that is why it is so dangerous. we've seen that law being used against whistle blower, but never before against a publisher like

to solve this situation with the use of force without resorting to a different might have been political solution. the u. s, which has been trying to de escalate tension, says it has been assured by as well that it wanted to follow a diplomatic pass. is way the officials have acknowledged that a war with hezbollah would be far more costly than the one in gaza. but reports from washington suggest there is concern without the political supplement, there could be a military operation in the coming months in, in november during a temporary truce in gaza between israel and thomas. there was a week of comb across the 11 on israel border, a new ceasefire and garza is now being discussed. has the has said it was adhered to any truths that is reached on condition that is well stops firing as well. an agreement involving security guarantees will then have to be negotiated. and while there has been tough rhetoric on both sides, months of steadily rising tensions have largely been kept in check for the time being many say the situation is far from an uncontrollable escalation. but there is a risk center there, which i

u. s. is twice against those locations of violation of iraq's sovereignty and undermining iraq's efforts and the might, the, a drag iraq and the region to unwanted the kansas with consequences. this is the statement by iraq's at autumn. it forces both and men, but meanwhile, minutes the commanders of but a ottoman to groups and eat on a line with groups. these are part of this that make resistance, have also a posted that addiction of these a, the strikes and threatening to escalate to the member. this is a, this is an escalation, as, as you know, that this comes only a few days after the stomach resistance as well as brigades, i know, said that they are spending all their attacks against us and coalition forces admitted to the facilities in iraq and the city of photo and video to the attack that killed the us. soldiers on a sunday. and let's just talk about the actual whereabouts of what we understand why these attacks, particularly happened as the rockies of saying on bad territory. though the usa is very clear in saying that they hit targets on syrian territory. the like is security forces, both wi

might lead to an escalation. so whether the strikes will be able to weaken or change anything, remains questionable. really curious about your thoughts on this, the u. s. has made it clear fridays strikes were only the beginning, but washington's also made it clear that it doesn't want a full scale, direct conflict with iran. we're talking about a fine line here. oh, absolutely. because these strikes are taking place in rack and in syria. and we have to recall in the past few years, iran has been mending ties. was a lot of middle eastern countries, including the u. e, including saudi arabia. so the run is not as isolated anymore, and these countries might join them against the united states and receive this in iraq right now. run rock and serious at the us strikes or a violation of sovereignty and could further destabilize the region and fuel the conflict. exactly. what you're referring to, talk to us a little bit more about that, what's your take? it might take us and then the united states will need to determine its policy towards middle east. and obviously we have seen declining power projection and capabilities buys the united states. and we have

might hear from them any minute now. however, the west has, of course, have been telegraphing that it would respond to these attacks that killed 3 service members. 3 u. s. service members on drone, 22 on tower 22, sorry, on a jordan's north eastern border. and it's thought that because those attacks have been telegraphed in advance, many commanders of those earring and back proxy groups and of the, of the reading and revolutionary guard have been pulled out of those potential targets sites and or have gone into hiding. now it remains to be seen now what the response of these, on these proxy groups or of iran itself will be to these attacks if confirmed and that will determine the shape of the rest of the campaign in these days to come. so what is being said about where has been hit that they, that the targets themselves and the date, whether or not they have been casualties. we have heard reports of 666 casualties, although once again cannot confirm these reports yet feel nothing has been officially cited from the white house or the pentagon. the targets are thought to be mainly in syria, and it is also thought that taught targets will probably also be

might just change the way you the we see. and you can hear explosions in the background. time ours or, or some ukrainian web u. s. weapon, the craniums of god. 155 artillery that the us loves, defend. look at all these bullet holes and shrapnel. well they have reinforced the building was sandbags, which is to shield it from artillery rounds criminal explosions, bullets grenades. so it is turned a civilian city. and a currency change into a war zone where they are afraid of bombings and artillery rounds. and judging by last night's music in the sky, it's still going on. so it just occurred to me what americans would do if their banks had sandbag surrounding them. what would americans do if their children were afraid to walk to school less the high more missile fall in the middle of their play grounding? killed them. but a man, what would americans do if they had a similar situation going on in oklahoma? that's happening. and then that's so the target, the military target that was so important for the ukrainians to strike was the city library. a city library containing books knowledge was done. of course, those ar

u. s. has been encouraging of, of saudi arabia, normalizing ties of israel. might that trip have yielded anything that might change? nothing. yahoo stones. is there anything in it for him from that? but believe it or not and started. yeah, i'm probably our viewers on the world and i've been watching and i understand that for america, palestinian life doesn't really mean much there. there's a kind of racist imperialism on the part of united states that we haven't seen for a long time. perhaps seems to be no more, or perhaps a rockwell but you really care about is right. and then as far as getting towards the understand that the best way to to secure the future is by normalization of a solid. so, but even though not that's not the other, this is actually the, the main concern or the united states at this point in time. the, by the end destruction believes that, that you could secure normalization. so the idea and this read that should be the best strategic incentive necessary in order to get any is ready to progress. just have to agree to some form of i agreement ove

u. s. a rejection of the o jury and draft for spot proposals that might bring that in to the fighting him the ground pump. thomas city is, in fact, has a great sentiments. now frustration has b as they have been seeing that old domestic efforts have been shut down by israel as close as the late according to the permission to continue that atrocities on their genocides. i see on the ground the site gauze has been button and continued to unfolding all the old parts of the territory. i'm the wrong site. the people within this rejection will be also much more a, a living under i'm human conditions. just have to be people in the number of parts of dogs. i would be predictable suspension of a delivery by the room full program to the mother and part of the territory. it seems that it's going to be much more difficult days for palestinians in the north to experience this specifically that negotiation to so going on in egypt before reaching, cuz he's filed to now there was no any kind of serious effect through in terms of these assets. as palestinians here are really hoping that they might reach to an

u. s. case against hassan. she is meant to show a journalist around the world that expose and washington's grimes will have grave consequences you might have seen. and this is the most important case for free. press enter your journalism. assign just main message and main motivation was to stop the wars by exposing the true motivations and multi use of the invading powers . and after world war 2, most of the invading powers were from the west and word b, the united states or the u. k. against need be against syria against the dark again . so i've got a son in different regions of the words and this was terrifying projects for the united states because for the 1st time the public can see the to a multi is up. they pull additions, a waging these destructive wars and spreading may hammer around the words, and couldn't get spreading democracy and spreading human rights, etc. therefore, if a scientist expedited to the united states, which by the way plaza to poison him to assassinate him, he is likely to survive the american dungeons. in my opinion. this means also the joyless around the world will be seated with the following message from

u. t is continued support. just as bill tasa with water and gas off today, but there was political danger here worried that many of its own and peace might vote with the s and p as they had in a similar debate in november, hence its own amendment in the 1st time endorsing an immediate cease fire, but with caveat some it must 5 assess and safety if the file saw or does the same song. that's why we all clear it's rel panel. the expect to, to cease fighting is to mass continues with violence is right. these have the rights to the assurance of the heart of the sub both type of cannot happen again. but the very fact that late they had been allowed out of a tricky situation. infuriated the routing conservatives pulls out of the process entirely. the government will play no further talks in the decision this house takes on today's proceed. i would like to stress that the government's position on is random golf. that remains on chains. a number of conservative and s and p. m. p . 's been built out, labels amendment was eventually passed and to show show speaker returned to his chest the 1st time since opening the debate, i felt i was doing the right thing and t

u. t is continued support, just as the last it was was a gas off today, but there was political danger hit worried that many of its own and peace might vote with the s and p as they had in a similar debate in november, hence its own amendment. is the 1st time endorsing an immediate cease fire, but we've come yet, so it must 5 assessment c, b, it's uh, filed or does this install? yeah. that's why we all clear. it's real problems. we expect you to see spicy is to mass continues with violets. it's right, these have the rights to the assurance of the heart of the sub what type of kind of what happened again. but the very fact delay that had been allowed out of a tricky situation inferior to hit the ruling conservatives and pulls out of the process entirely. the government will play no further talks in the decision this house takes on today's proceed. i would like to stress that the government's position on is random golf. that remains on chains. a number of conservative and s and p. m. p. 's been built out for labels, amendment was eventually passed at a show, shot speaker returned to his chair for the 1st time since opening the debate, i felt always do

might be with you by tuesday. the quote to you by visit cuts on on counseling, the cold, the u. s. economy is booming. so why is it new was indian been all the rich conference farmers across europe have been processing. we take a look at the grievance. last, north korea left the default on ashes to shore off it's economy counting, the cost on algebra activities designed to help young mines come to terms with children with very different experiences, but all suffering. some degree of trauma, gung, could children such as 12 year old carrillo struggled to talk about their experiences? we would take it into buses. he tells us to russia where we stayed for a bit over a month. ukraine estimates about 20000 children have been full simply relocated to russia despite repeated efforts and international mediation. only about 400 children have been with us. for now, the focus is on reclaiming ukrainian. children helping them recover the the, you're watching out just the time to recap on headlines, protest isn't sending all opposing the suspends of presidential elections, of fighting with police in the capital dot

u. s. president joe biden back in june of 2021 did issue his own warning to the russian president vladimir putin. and about what might happen if anything were to happen to alexi and a valet. in fact, he said at a press conference in geneva, and he made it very clear, he said that there would be devastating consequences for russia should, alexia the valley died in custody. so we are waiting the statement from the russian president, but in the, in or rather the us president. but in the interim we have also have a on camera statement from the secretary state and t blinking. here's what he had to say. a good afternoon. we've uh, for the reports from russia, of election, of all the stuff in prison for more than a decade. russian government. persecuted poison, and imprison alexis development. and now reports at his desk. first and foremost of these reports are accurate. our hearts go out to his wife and to his family. beyond his desk and a russian christian and the fixation and fear of one man only underscores the weakness and rock at the heart. the system that put in his bills for us is responsible for this. and it is cer

might level of desert media is, is uh we're going to try to secure so useful deal between them. awesome is right, this week the u. s. president suggested an agreement was imminent, but him, us downplayed his optimism, saying it had yet to receive a proposal. the us side department, how we that remains hurtful to our goal is to achieve a deal to reach a humanitarian pause and the release of hostages as soon as possible. certainly we'd welcome getting one by this weekend. so what i can say about the overall progress is that we made significant progress towards an agreement last week. when we had officials of united states government in gauging in the region, we continue to pursue further progress this week. american officials across the government continue to be engaged on this question. we are trying to push this deal over the finish line. we do think it's possible really unlikely called methods and spoke to the best them name the head of political and international relations for him. us, he says washington's words and actions contradictory. this is the cuz i want to be really optimistic. they have to end this the s

u. t is continues to support gifts as bill tasa with wall and gas off today. but there was political danger, hit worried that many of its own and peace might vote with the s and p as they had in a similar debate in november. hence its own amendment is that the 1st time inducing an immediate cease fire, but with caveat, so it must by the substitute b, it's uh, filed the same song. yeah, that's why we all clear it's rel panel. the expect to, to see spicing is to mass continues with violence is right. these have the rights to the assurance of the heart of the sub. what type of kind won't happen again. but the very fact of labor had been allowed out of a tricky situation. infuriated the ruling conservatives pulls out of the process entirely. the government will play no part in the decision this house takes on today's proceed. i would like to stress that the government's position on is random golf, that remains on chains. a number of conservative and s and p m p 's been worked out labels and well, that's and i'll return to the hague. whereas reason reporting it stay for the public hearings and the ones trump course into the legal consequences of israel's occupatio

might under that phone. but i, my, the it was the spark that triggered an explosion on a co, which was forced into russian eggs. and in august 2015, i started at the u. s. department of state as european energy security advisor. i took over the job about a year after russia legally invaded eastern ukraine, the don das region and purportedly taxed crimea. the idea at the time was north spring to have been shelves, right? the idea that you would still build up this dependence on russian energy was thought of is, is crazy. but less than a year later, north string to was back in, in the ghost of pollutants pipeline was once again haunting during the contract for the construction of north stream 2 was signed in september 2015, which they go kind of take is you, i don't see any strategic trap there, i mean, the current situation is very much defined by the more with the train, which is bad, really bad for me that actually has to be justified. but i think it's an exaggeration to say that we've fallen into a strategic trap here to find the guns. but so shortly before the annexation of crimea, miller visited berlin once again, he blamed to ukraine. does not oka

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u. t is continued support just as deals this it was, well, i guess i'll come to late, but there was political danger here worried that many of its own and peace might vote with the s and p as they had in a similar debate in november. hence its own amendment for the 1st time, inducing an immediate cease fire, but with caveat some it must 5 assess and safety. it's uh, filed or does it say strong? yeah. that's why we all clear it's rel panel. the expect to, to see spicing is to mass continues with violence is right, these have the rights to the should or it's the heart of the service. but the type of cannot happen again. but the very fact delay that had been allowed out of a tricky situation. infuriated the ruling conservatives pulls out of the process entirely. the government will play no further talks in the decision this house takes on today's proceed. i would like to stress that the government's position on is ran, and gall set remains on chains. a number of conservative and s and p and he's been worked out. labels amendment was eventually passed at a show shop speaker returned to his chair for the 1st time since opening the debate . i felt i was doing the right

u to delay reader might lk little od not prepositions, nouns, a diinion. maybe that is how it works. thoughts. mr. murray: i would start with the idea that the meaning of officer in the 1780's is the same meaning today which is a peon that holds any office. in certain contexts,t appears that is refein to a narrower class of officers. justice rsh: is says all. mr. murray: we know there are classes of officers like the president pro tem we don't get commissions from the president. justice gorsuch: that is best because -- that is because the constitution says elsewhere. mr. murray: -- getting the commission from the constitution itself rather than appointment. peleho get commissions fro the president are not commsied by the president. if you read the clause, the commissions clause is talking out the president's power if one needs a commission, the president grants it. it is important to bring us ck to section three. justice gorsuch: a dtition between office and officer. you agree the constitution does make that distinction, particar with respect to the speaker pro tem? mr. murray: the constitution makes that distinction alet in section three, y ficer of the united states is a