the apa, under equity or under anything else. that's because there is a background principle that has existed for this entire country's history that that type of decision is -- >> the focus of their lawsuit is against the proclamation. >> i understand that. >> the broad scheme that they've -- that's adopted through the proclamation. >> that's true, your honor, but the doctrine of chancellor nonreviewability is not based on some sort of bureaucratic discretion. if you read the cases they're not saying the reason we're not going to engage in you zishl review this is an interstitial decision. the rationale of the decision, of all these decisions is that the decision to exclude aliens abroad is a fundamentally political decision of foreign policy that is committed to the political branches unless congress provides otherwise. i would commend your honor to the dc circuit's decision. if you read the rationale in that case. i think the answer is unambiguously yes. >> let me go back to 1182. i had one other question with respect to 1182-f

the top rate is under the top -- under the top 5%. >> under 5%? okay. one last question. again to highlight the double standard here, we're riding into black letter law, permanent reductions for multi-national corporations and having temporary provisions for working families isn't in the house bill because it really there's some symmetry with the senate bill. isn't the house bill the child tax credit expansions and the family credit temporary? >> the child tax credit expansion is permanent. >> in the house bill. >> in the house bill. the family credit that i described is for five years only in the house bill. >> thank you. thank you. >> representative nunez you're recognized. >> mr. barthold, let me go over the two bills and maybe you can help us eliminate the differences and you walked through them but i'm specifically interested at first in the senate bill that has a $15 million provision for definition for small business and $25 million in the house bill. can you quickly just walk us through those differences and the differences in the expensing provisions and possibly

compete under the. team name of. athletes from russia so as president we will just turn that page or were and we'll see. you need. at the closing ceremony of our team will be. participating under the russian flag. usual name and the we will not care back to this. bug said that the decision of the i.o.c. executive board was not political or politicized at the same time the russian olympic committee does not acknowledge that there was a state sponsored system of duping but still it has been suspended how can you comment on that well let's say. the way it was put but they didn't find documentary evidence so hard evidence that. specific officials in russia took those decisions. regarding the use of duping but nonetheless the. commission and the i you see do depart from the fact that there were violations we acknowledge that there were well yes there were violations we will be looking into it during the meeting of the russian nationalism became easy. involving the representatives of what organizations who were involved in

is that correct under 1182?>> if he is a reason that is detrimental to the national interest interest. you can approximate this is detrimental to the united states especially because they have more rights when they get here. that decision sufficient? >> not only is a sufficient but that's what the supreme court held in sale. in sale if immigrants have done to the shores they would have silo productions. >> they essentially said once they got there they had to show i.d.. >> no your honor. the key point in response to your question is that sales, they would have would have had asylum protections and precisely in order to prevent them from invoking their protections the present set up a blockade on 1182 in the supreme court said that would clearly a price of the mere fact that the president is using 1182 in a way that would arguably stop aliens from invoking rice that they might otherwise have is not improbable. >> getting to the reasoning of the proclamation i know the president -- illogical and its radical with l

under the obama administration we saw repeated attempts to bring theon internet under grear government control. finally, in 2015 at the explicit direction of president obama the fcc did, as he was told. it reclassified broadband internet access service as a title ii service subjecting broadband internet to owners, common carrier rules and opening the doorin to further regulatio. this includes price relation. not surprisingly, with heavier regulation came a decline in broadband investment. indeed we have seen private investment in broadband and structurers declined for the pat two years. this decline should not be mistaken as a sign that broadband structure is not needed. in fact, theth opposite is true. there are still 34 million americans lack accesss to broadband services at home. in statesto like my home state f south dakota encouraging broadband deployment continues to be critical to ensuring that rural areas have the same economic opportunity as their urban counterparts. the federal government should not be putting up barriers to broadband deployment. it should be removing them. c

under the obama administration we saw attempts to bring the internet under greater government control. in 2015 under the direction of president obama the fcc did at it was told the reclassified broadband access services a title to service, subjecting it to onerous rules and opening the door to further regulation, including price regulation. not surprisingly there came a decline in investment. we've seen private investment declined over the past two years. this should not be mistaken as a sign that broadband is not needed. the opposite is true. the 34 million americans who lack access at home. in states like south dakota it continues to be critical to ensuring rural areas have the same economic opportunity as their urban counterparts. the federal government should not put up barriers to deployment. it should remove them. cut person the sec should assure -- for investment regulation. prior to the 2015 actions to bring broadband under title ii and for more than a decade under the regulatory framework of title i, we saw unprecedented growth that revolutionized our daily lives help to stay

and right under the eyes of security officials. august first twenty fifteen nearly a year and a half before the attack the alleged head of a group recruiting ayers find his in germany abu alaa left the city of hilda's haim where he was based and traveled to the berlin mosque where salafist preacher was known to all far tears in his videos he hid his face from the camera. his conspiratorial so-called islam seminar was observed by state security participants laid aside their cellphones to avoid eavesdropping and met in the basement. a short time later and as i am rejoined this circle at the time he was under occasional observation by the police and as here by domestic intelligence. amery became a conduit between the mosque and leaders of abu one last terrorist network. investigators in north rhine-westphalia later wrote that abu were larger had an exclusive relationship to. six months before the attack abu alaa allegedly blessed amery during a thirty minute private audience and may have authorized the attack they discussed . so it ap

is that correct under 1182-f? >> if he has a reason why it is detrimental to the national interest. >> he says it is detrimental to the united states because they have more rights when they come here. >> not only is that sufficient but that is what the supreme court held in sale. the issue was if the immigrant had gotten to the shores they would have had asylum protections. >> it essentially said that once they got there they had to show they had a right to be here. isn't that correct? >> no, your honor. i think the key point responsive to your question is that if the immigrants had gotten here they would have had asylum protections. precisely in order to prevent them from invoking those protections the president set up a blockade. the supreme court said that was clearly authorized so the mere fact that the president is using 1182-f in a way that would stop aliens from invoking rights they might otherwise have is not a problem. >> just getting to the reasoning of the proclamation. i know the president doesn't have

and under the olympics like. the olympic anslem will be played in the several. russian figure skating coach tatyana. broken down in tears when she learned of the decision. slovenia which still because they see it there are no words you know i don't want to cry i want to scream it's sad that we won't be at the games as a team but the russian flags will be flying it's devastating that there will be no tears of joy as you hear your national anthem but nobody is prohibited from singing the anthem i think that if there are victories and if there are athletes who want to participate and when i think we'll hear them singing. that was just by. our correspondent honest a situation it is now in the us and she has briefed us on the decisions made concerning the russian olympic team. it's been a very difficult day here obviously with so many eyes from around russia watching the announcement that would come from this room here in la sound where the international olympic committee executive board made a final decision on the future of russia when it comes to these next winter

they will compete with the uniform bearing this name and under the olympic flag. the olympic anthem will be played in. a russian figure skating cage tatiana task has reacted to the decision saying it's the worst possible. stukas they say there are no words you know i don't want to cry i want to scream the facts are astley's have been allowed to compete as neutrals but have to call themselves olympic athletes from russia i think this is the worst outcome so. joining us live now is unnecessary to who is in lausanne for us to see the russian flag and the anthem banned from the games can you take us through what was said. well no deal or no team russia this time around of course a decision that is seen as quite unfortunate to see the least by not just all of the russian athletes who are looking forward to participating in the coming of winter olympic games just to take place in over two months from now but also the millions of pounds who are expected to be tuning in to support their team certainly something that's been seen as extremely upsetting for all of those peop

families won't find affordable healthcare they have been used o under chip available under the exchanges. host: the only option they have a state provider or something else? is right.t host: when it comes to then imeliness of what you are doing, what do you expect as far as congress is concerned, if concern were to pass legislation this weekend and funding, are states automatically out of the residual s there effect of having deadline past so far? guest: there is a little bit of effect, the real problem will come if we don't or some way zation of addressing the funding month.alls this i think macpac made a recommendation to congress in year to f this reauthorize the program. i think at that time, i would told you that there was a take hit congress would action in the summer to avoid the situation we are now seeing. would sees thought we the action taken before the program expires in september and then we got to see action before we start seeing actual short falls. what is going to happen, a have not yet es done the kind of things you would expect a state to do when going to shut down a p

invited will participate be it individual or team competitions under the name. from russia with the acronym. our met her and from our war words destroyed we now are the evidence that convinced the i.o.c. to make the take this decision again was basically found in urine samples indeed the urine samples which russian athletes who had been doping they were switched with urine samples from the same same athletes that they had given up several weeks before when they were so to speak clean and this was not only a sort of one time thing at the sochi olympics in two thousand and fourteen but apparently this was part of a highly orchestrated state sponsored doping program involve not only the russian olympic committee but the russian sports ministry the russian you know special police so this was something that was being directed from very high levels and the evidence for this really came out last year after the mclaren report and that happened basically too soon before the summer olympics for the i.o.c. to be comfortable to put sort of blanket ban in place so they decid

that is so corrosive to the whole idea of equal justice underred th --under the law. if. no ordinary citizen believes that when they look at the cast of characters involved in this to include exhibit a, hillary clinton. lou: i want to turn quickly to today's events. let's talk about first deutsch bank and reports from a number of news organizations that the special counsel had subpoenaed the financial records of the president of the united states at doimp bank. >> it remains unclear the specifics of the details of that. but if that is -- assuming that's true, but for the sake of argument, if the president in his private capacity as a businessman was running his business or getting financial back or business debt from deutsche bank, that's a high recommendation. what it says is the germans were willing to back order hold debt on various real estate projects and that's a high commendation for business. the german deutsche bank is not going to throw their money around recklessly. if it's a fishing expedition on the part of mr. mueller with respect to the president's private

by 2019, americans who make under $30,000 a year will be financially worse under this plan. by 2021, americans earning $40,000 a year will be worse off. and by 2027, anyone earning less than $75,000 a year will get hit. now, i'll admit they found some pretty clever ways to pull off this con job. first they end the state and local tax deduction and force millions of hardworking middle-class families in states like new jersey to pay taxes twice on the same money. these families aren't high rollers. in fact, 83% of new jerseyians who claim the state and local tax deduction make under $200,000 a year. as a matter of fact nearly half of them make under $100,000 a year. ending the state and local tax deduction is like one giant hit job on middle-class families in states like new jersey. my constituents can't afford to subsidize the country anymore than they already do. and speaking about some of these comments, earlier this evening, my colleague, the junior senator from pennsylvania, said on the floor that the state and local tax deduction is a subsidy to states like new york and

james comey testified under oath today. i think it may be important whether it be through the fbi investigation or through some intermediary that the president -- testify under oath. >> thank you. >>> and i'm joining by joy reid and dan rather host of the big interview. mr. rajjer, let me start with you for some perspective here. what struck me today and we just heard chris murphy casually refer to the president as a liar. and it just struck me today that you just -- not that often that that word is used so sharply, so confidently in this setting. and you have a better context for that. is that an accurate assessment on my part. >> it is an accurate assessment on your part and saying this is a historic day. because never in our history have we had a sitting president directly accused by a head -- a former head of the fbi of being a liar. it is a very harsh word. i don't think it has ever been applied, even during the worst of the nixon years, where he said at one point, i'm not a crook. now trump is at the point where he ha

you don't say that under procedural -- you say held under submission. to me, that could mean -- i don't know what it means. and i will just suggest that you say, held in blank committee. >> thank you for the feedback, commissioner kopp. we can try to evolve this so the terms are simple and understandable to the layperson and we'll strive to do that at the next report. >> one more question. lastly, what will happen with this whistle-blower ordinance that mr. monet shaw commented on and has written on a 2-page analysis. will we have that on our calendar? >> we're hoping to hatch the meet-and-confer process in january and then it will go back to the board for them to introduce and act on. we'll keep the commission informed and if it needs to come back here -- >> so we have to wait for the board of supervisors? >> at this point, it was sent to them and pending with them, so we'd like to get it back and enacted into law. >> to your knowledge, has this commission taken action on a proposed ordinance that requires meeting and conferring with unions? >> the iss

and under the olympic flame. the olympic and swim will be played he said really. a russian figure skating coach touched you know. broke down in tears when she learned of the decision. slovenia which still because they see there are no words you know i don't want to cry i want to scream it's sad that we won't be at the games as a team but the russian flags will be flying it's devastating that there will be no tears of joy as you hear your national anthem but nobody is prohibited from singing the anthem i think that if there are victories and if there are athletes who want to participate and when i think we'll hear them singing. that was. our correspondent an associate churkin a is now in a loss and she filled us in on the decisions taken concerning the russian olympic team. it's been a very difficult day here obviously with so many eyes from around russia watching the announcement that would come from this room here in los down where the international olympic committee executive board made a final decision on the future of russia when it comes to these next winter

that all made sense under the constitution. the problem was john jay was just a private citizen at that point, no longer secretary of foreign affairs because the statute that created him was no longer valid. they did not seem terribly bothered by this. in fact, john jay sort of functioned as a quasi-secretary of foreign affairs for one year under the constitution. he did this from the beginning of 1790 until thomas jefferson came back from france and agreed to serve for secretary of foreign affairs and the senate consented to the nomination and president washington appointed him. so, we have this sort of irregular preacher, john jay, serving as secretary of foreign affairs under washington's direction, even though there was no statute authorizing as much. that is the story of john jay. i will return to it. i will now turn to john marshall. in the early days, under the constitution, john marshall was a distinguished virginia lawyer who favor the constitution and -- favored the constitution and eventually served in the first cong

he didn't consolidate under 65. with the merits of the case, he did make a full record and all that stuff. >> judge, your honor, there is more than an adequate record to support this order. you can reach the statutory issues on which we didn't prevail, and i think there is an adequate record to do that and the supreme court did direct escort and the ninth circuit to reach a decision so i think that's what the court should do respectfully. the second recent -- >> before you get to the second reason, you begin by saying this continues the practice of a proxy by nationality been read this is different in the sense that on the space of it, proclamation, all 200 plus nations went down to the similar result with respect to these other prior executive orders. why doesn't that make a difference in the sense that it not begin as a proxy by nationality bay on. >> your honor, i think the government conceded now that we should not be surprised that we ended up with five of the six countries that were beyond our once again been

and what would have happened if he hadn't escaped from under the bridge. i'd be dead today. the men have started singing love songs again for a liner that's a good sign the withdrawal process is extremely difficult of all of them and laila takes in only around a quarter of them manage it and stay clean her dream is to have a proper clinic with experienced doctors so she can rescue many more drug addicts from the hell beneath the bridge. we now hear to china where more and more people have a smartphone computer or tablet and internet use is surging. more than half the population is now online an estimated seven hundred fifty five million people china is world leader in economists with sales this year of four hundred fifty two billion euros about censorship limits online access and leading global players are not always welcome chinese firms dominate the chinese web. there is we chat by do the main search engine the counterpart of google you're going to do china's you tube rain rain which is like facebook and countless other services for local providers the chinese market offer

says clean athletes can compete under a neutral flag but russia could still boycott the games and for fear that plates from competing opinion in the country is divided some feel their athletes should only compete under a russian flag. you can secure more i think there will be very few athletes who will be great to compete under unusual but if someone does i would tell them to go after the money and find sponsors themselves we would not support you. understandably though many athletes a came to compete in pyongyang whatever the conditions. are going anthem have been taken away from us but we still have our honor and our conscience and each of us has a dream to go there and nobody will take away our desires to perform for our country i hope we will you know it's around the situation and come out stronger. on the sports teams we're going to need the kremlin is considering its response but some russian officials are already looking to draw a line under the whole doping scandal. on the closing day of the olympic games the olympic committees looking dorothy will be reinstated on. that it's

we don't want to throw anyone under the bus. lou: y there them under the bus are you kidding?inority leader calling for the -- >> i did not finish the phrase. you when evidence is clear, as it is. it is overwhelming, this is the deal. i'm just want to go to trigger piece, no one has to worry about that. lou: we're not going to go back. >> we're growing through roof. lou: that is right. if i didn't, i would be screaming about this. but, i think i have confidence in the conference, confidence that you will have the principle and conviction to put together incentives and penalties for corporate america repatriated capital is -- what about the slush funds? how quickly are you getting rid of them? >> asap, ron desantos, there are several bills, i am on all of them. i ran three years ago again the swamp, this is the swamp, we have a spinning bill after tax. that is why we're not giving huge tax cuts of a reaganesque stale to folks back home, only worrisome piece, we do not want to delay corporate rates for a year, that is importance -- important. lou: real issue is congressman. get

they will compete with the uniform bearing this name and under the olympic flag.he olympic anthem will be played in any ceremony. no official of the russian ministry of sport will be accredited for the olympic winter gamesjohn will be accredited for the olympic winter games john chiang 2018. will be accredited for the olympic winter gamesjohn chiang 2018. the then minister of sport batelli .co and his then deputy minister will be excluded from any participation in all future 0lympic excluded from any participation in all future olympic games. the former ceo of the organising committee in sochi 2014 will be withdrawn from the coordination commission in 2022. the president of the russian 0lympic committee is suspended as an ioc member given that his membership is linked to his position as president of the russian 0lympic linked to his position as president of the russian olympic committee. the ioc reserves the right to take measures against and sanction other individuals implicated in this system. the russian 0lympic committee will reimburse the costs incurred by th

that was the last month under george w. bush. he had to bring us out of a big hole and now we donald trump came in he inherited an economy that was maybe 4-5 years with over 100,000 jobs every single month. so you have got, you have got to admit that. as far as regulations, we do disagree on that and there are so many to talk about. i will mention one. getting rid of the regulation that barack obama put in to limit the amount of greenhouse al was something to the benefit of all americans, not just the planet, and reversing that, i would not say that that is good news for this country. host: if you look at 2017, what was the biggest significant development do you think the democrats and for the republicans? bill: i want to echo something that al franken, senator al franken, soon-to-be former senator al franken said -- host: do you think he should have resigned? bill: no. i do not think he should have. this is a long discussion, but look, i think it is so important, this me too movement, is so important is so importantt women are f

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the apa, under the equity or under anything else.hat is because of an background principle that that type of decision is against the proclamation. judge ronald m. gould: the broad scheme that is adopted through the proclamation. >> yes but it is not based on bureaucratic discretion. they are not saying that, the reason they are not going to that ain judicial review low-level bureaucrat is deciding. therationale the is that decision to exclude aliens is a fundamental political decision. if you read the rationale of why it shouldask not be imposed on the president, the answer is unambiguously, yes. judge gould: if you go to the text of the statute, and connote ant the period should be indefinite period of time. >> i think that is not right for at least a couple number of reasons. judge gould: an indefinite if you go to the statute, it would be detrimental to the united states, he made by proclamation for such period as he shall deem necessary. ist to me suggests there some limitation within the statute itself, a duration to the statute

it did not happen under ronald reagan, it did not happen under george w. bush, most economists tell you that it will not happen under donald trump. and steve mnuchin both say we are going to see 4% cmp for next year. official report says that the tax bill will be 2/10 of 1% of growth. contradict the people from goldman sachs who are in the administration. in most people will not see the of 2019.ntil april ivanka trump yesterday on "fox and friends" said all, this is going to be great because people who pay taxes in 2018 will know how much money they say. no they will not. scully: it is not retroactive. press: no. in trump has not signed it, and he will not until january. the people who do see any slight increase right now in take-home pay, it will be miniscule, steve, and they know it will disappear into or four years, while the corporate tax cuts are permanent. scully: republicans exult as tax bill is delivered. joined by the president. look at this photograph and these pictures. what is your reaction? press: on that point. ien i see that reaction, think

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this is just under one hour. >> all right. hello, everybody. i guess we'll get started. good morning. welcome to the national press club and welcome to everybody is watching online on our website and on c-span. my name is chris, underreported of the "los angeles times," and i'm a new member of press club. i'm happy to be here hosting today's headlines newsmaker with california attorney general xavier becerra. many washington are familiar with them. he served 12 terms as a congressman from los angeles begins a member of the ways and means committee and the highest-ranking latino in congress. up until a few weeks ago i was based on a sacramento bureau sought more familiar with his recent work in california. governor jerry brown appointed him as attorney general last year after his predecessor was elected to use senate. his political future is a constant source of conversation in california. next use his run for first full term as attorney general, a position that is been a stepping stone to lead our office. he's navigating so the most important issues in the state and the

but they will run under the name olympic athletes from russia so effectively competing under a neutralom russia so effectively competing under a neutralflag. that is their decision in the last few seconds from the ioc. they will compete with a uniform says the statement bearing the same, olympic athlete from russia and there will run under the olympic flag. and the olympic anthem will be played at any ceremony and not the russian national anthem. in addition just going through the details now, the minister of sport from russia, and also the deputy prime minister, someone very close also the deputy prime minister, someone very close to vladimir putin, he and his deputy have been excluded from any participation in all future olympic games. and that is quite the punishment, quite the sanction. for a man who of course is alleged to have been at the centre of russia and its dublin operations, allegations that it was state organised and further evidence of his participation being brought forward over the last few weeks. so we will go through this in some detail. —— doping operations. so russ

under pressure like never before.t's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. >> lou: disgraced congressman john conyers will leave congress but wants to keep it in the family. michigan senator said he will resign after the thing with nancy pelosi called him an icon. he's endorsing his son for special election. seven women experienced conyers behaving in a haufl manner. the latest accuser said he was i guess inappropriately touching here during church. the republican national committee is backing roy moore in the alabama september race. these are complicated. so far even though they returned to the support of judge moore it is modest when you add up the money. the rnc is only giving judge moore 50,000 and provi

to franzen donald trump came under fire for retreating her anti muslim post last month so far terms page a still up and running the white supremacist magazine american renaissance and its editor were also booted off along with the american nazi party space age where a system discriminatory accounts like these surely have to be shut down but the problem is so far the punishments don't seem to be being doled out with an even hand something clearly shown by the number of users who recently posted scores of death threats and promises of violence to the federal communications commission chief over his campaign to scrap net neutrality in the us this user employed both racist terms and call for violence but the account is still active another tweet laying out a desire to kill pie is still readily available and it goes on from there active account school or fine and inciting violence even his wife and children were named and attacked and the past pie himself is called twitter out as one of the problems with an open internet company usually goes where you can. do your find serve it uses. both tho

they will compete with a uniform bearing this name and under the olympic flag. the olympic anthem will be played in any of several. russian a figure skating coach tatiana tells us of broke down in tears when she learned of the decision slovenia which still because they say there are no words you know i don't want to cry i want to scream it's sad that we won't be at the games as a team that the russian flags will be flying it's devastating that there will be no tears of joy as you hear your national anthem but nobody is prohibited from singing the anthem i think that if there are victories and if there are athletes who want to participate in when i think we'll hear them singing. which is very. well our correspondent and situ sorry was in the year in the city of less than in switzerland at the i.o.c. headquarters when the decision was made today brief is now on exactly what was said . it's been a very difficult day here obviously with so many eyes from around russia watching the announcement that would come from this room here in la sound where the international o

with a one under par 71. who recently won the european tour‘s raced to divide. a six under par round of 66, leading by one shot. cricket now, and an absolute horror show for the west indies on the first day of the first test against new zealand at the basin reserve in wellington. abe wohling masterclass from neil wagner, who has obliterated the windies batting lineup. —— a bowling masterclass. he was on 64 29 at one point. this is despite a solid opening stand between craig retweet and cairo and power. it is currently 118 49. spare a thought for sunil ambrose, the west indies batsman making his test debut earlier, out in the first ball when he knocked the bails off his own stumps. now, some news from down under, where final preparations for saturday's second ashes test are under way. the hosts lead the series after a crushing ten wicket win in the first test in brisbane. for england, the ongoing saga surrounding ben stokes rumbles on and threatens to overs ha d ow rumbles on and threatens to overshadow this t

they will compete with a uniform bearing the sneak and under the olympic flame. the olympic swim will be played in he said really. russian figure skating coach tatiana harassed over broke down in tears when she learned of the decision slovenia which still because they see there are no words you know i don't want to cry i want to scream is it sad that we won't be at the games as a team that the russian flags will be flying it's devastating that there will be no tears of joy as you hear your national anthem but nobody is prohibited from singing the anthem i think that if there are a victory and if there are athletes who want to participate and when i think we'll hear them singing. that was just by. our correspondent on us to see a trickle is now in the us and she filled us in on the decisions taken concerning the russian olympic team. it's been a very difficult day here obviously with so many eyes from around russia watching the announcement that would come from this room here in los down where the international olympic committee executive board made a final decisi

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i think so that they have to compete under this so-called neutral flag is going to be pretty you know appearance at the olympics it's going to kind of stick out like a sore thumb. and yeah i mean i think frankly would be hard for me in the same situation to be you know they're basically. you know going to wear you know like. the symbol for the nathaniel hawthorne's book write the scarlet letter on them. you know i just think it's it's not appropriate. ok dan that we're going to leave it there always good to see that was a human and labor rights lawyer thank you. thank you mind and the international olympic committee has banned russia from the twenty eighteen winter games accusing it of running a state sponsored doping program individual athlete to mclean will be permitted to compete as neutrals but only under strict conditions will be given the title athlete from russia their country's flag and will be banned to. the russian figure skating coach tatiana has reacted to the decision she says it is the worst possible. because there are no words you know i don't want to cry i want to scre