anti-jewish hate crimes forced many jewish institutions across our country to undertake costly security measures to protect people at prayer and kids at school. for a generation, jews attending synagogue services into dropping children off at school, have accepted the necessity of having guards, often armed, security cameras and other paraphernalia. annual fbi stats prove it is not paranoia. hughes, unfortunately, every year are the number one target of religious-based hate crimes. i would add that african-americans, unfortunately, every year, are the number one continuing target of race-based hate crime. a man came down to los angeles with a plan to attack our museum of tolerance. he ended up using a softer target, a jewish summer day camp. children as young as six years old were shot. he murdered a filipino american postal service employee. two years later, 9/11 changed our world forever. one of the reasons we are here today. against this backdrop, earlier this year, there were over 120 bomb threats made against jewish community centers across our country. these threats of vogue painf

threatening civil aviation security because launches are undertaking with no notification. there is but one party that has punished and with that is the kid regime in north korea -- kim regime in north korea. they are responsible for these and they alone can solve these tensions. >> i think mr. tillerson for mr.state -- i thank tillerson for a statement. i shall make concluding remarks in my capacity as the minister of the foreign affairs of japan. has devoted itself to create a country respecting human rights and abiding by the ine of law and support piece the asia-pacific region. walked as aan has peaceloving nation will not change in the future and contribute to the peace and prosperity of the world more than ever before. in our meeting today, we have condemned in the strongest term that acts of provocation by north korea in violation of relevant u.n. resolutions. we months again made it clear -- we once again made it clear the international community will never accept a nuclear armed north korea. i call on member states to implement the relevant security council resolut

a review of dozens they are now undertaking a review of d oze ns of they are now undertaking a reviewcases which speaks for itself in terms of the seriousness. but what about the other forces because clearly these problems will surely be experienced by other forces as well. of course but the metropolitan police are under especially intense pressure. the number of cases that they are investigating has doubled in recent yea rs investigating has doubled in recent years and that applies immense pressure. and also london has a transient population with high levels of immigration which means many cases need several translators and translations of evidence on social media which makes it difficult. but there are serious burdens across the cps and police across the country in dealing with these cases. perhaps not as acute as london but nonetheless it puts people under a managed strain. best —— immense strain. so you need the best of resources dedicated to them. very good to talk to you and thank you. the european union's chief brexit negotiator michel barnier says the transition period being s

to undertake a study we assembled the congress researchers from rand us and rand's affiliate in europe, and as already introduced with me today, fran burwell who took a lead in the political analysis of the study and howard is our resident expert on foreign direct investment. funding for this report was provided by donors and independent research and development provisions of contracts with the department of defense funded research centers. in addition a grant from the iconic foundation supported work on game theory in relationship to brexit as well as outreach and dissemination activities we are undertaking. what we produced is a new piece of analysis but look at the economic impacts of brexit under different scenarios for the uk, the eu and the us. it not only provides a thorough economic analysis that uses the game theory insights to explain the strategy they are choosing. through economic impact scenarios and game period analysis our study, the significance of the decision reached by the eu last week to move to phase 2 in negotiations with the uk. the discussion of the union's futu

we have the capacity to carry through, and a history of carrying through on the projects that we undertaked that we need to be convinced in order to say ok, sorry. which sometimes we do. sorry, we were wrong. or, doing a good job. so it does not bother me anymore. david: so how do you see the economy right now? are you worried? paul: i am very concerned about where we are in terms of the financial system, the american economy, the global economy. after nine years of what i consider to be a distorted set of policies completely oriented towards what i regard as monetary extremism, combined with what i consider to be the growth suppressive fiscal policies, regulatory, tax, so i think it has created a distorted recovery that has been partially responsible for this augmentation, this exacerbation of inequality that has caused -- in combination of that, and the incomplete recovery has caused this middle-class stress and edginess around the world which has led to some political fringe parties and fringe thoughts, populism. so after nine years of this artificial levitation on the part of financial

other provisions that larry had said we could change party rules and we could go to legislators undertake litigation as the testimony that we received from the new york state official the new york state party of new york said to them we want the democratic primaries to include nonaligned voters they would do that automatically without any legislation whatsoever in new york and if i could speak more broadly about the amendment that the gallup research from 2016 in generations 42% of all voters are nonaligned voters, democrats are only 29% of voters and if you break down of course if you go deeper with independence many of them align with one party or the other and 60% of that percentage points of that 42% are in fact democratically aligned voters so if you look at that total number of democrats and democratic aligned voters which comes about 45% fully one third of those are democratically aligned independence so when we close primaries we are looking out a third of the democratic base and this is particularly troublesome for young people where over 50% of young people are choosing to regis

we will maintain the pressure campaign and we undertake efforts to increase the effectiveness of the pressure campaign, through a combination of the sanctions regime, full implementation and compliance of the sanction regime, as well as unilateral actions on the part of many countries to send the message to north korea through diplomatic steps as well as economic steps that we do not accept the pathway you are on. we hope this pressure campaign will cause a north korea to alter its course, re-examine whether this truly is going to -- morea more secure security for the regime, and whether it is possible for them to even sustain an economy if they continue on the path they are on. we will continue diplomatic efforts. those options remain open until other things may foreclose the diplomatic options. with that, i will stop their come i think we can take a couple of questions. >> thank you, secretary tillerson. we have heard a lot from you about north korea. i would like to ask you about myanmar. aware, two journalists have been arrested and whereabouts are unknown. what is the u.s. gover

is he not only undertaking that which he has been charged to do very systematically. >> well, i think like i say i do respect his public service and the great things he's done for our country. i don't understand why this thing has gotten off to such a partisan foot. he picked a team that has given 12 times as much money to democrats as republicans so it's hardly a balanced team. it's just inevitable that sooner or later some things will come out of those people who were so highly partisan. a lot of them worked for hillary clinton. one of them worked for hillary clinton and eric holder. >> we'll have to leave it there congressman francis rooney, for your time. >> thank you, richard. >>> he's out of sight but not out of minding. new revelations about the continuing influence of a conservative fire brand. >>> a new report suggests the relationship between steve bannon, jared kushner and ivanka trump devolved into name calling, each blaming the other for leaks. ivanka called bannon a liar. despite this, bannon still has a line to the president. let's bring back sarah and bob. quickly to t

, and the undertakers assume the debt from plymouth colony in exchange for all of the for trading rights. so this group of nine men absorbs and finally these nine men negotiated with their investors that still manage to hold on. it took 25 years. by this time, england also was in the throes of civil war and from 1620 - 1645 was not an easy time in england. a lot of these men needed their money back into the make it and view descendents had held on to the original investment. >> given the current political climate and the administration, where do you think capitalism will evolve from where it is now. >> that's an interesting question productively the fact that these rust belt states like michigan, wisconsin, ohio ended up being the swing states where you would not have predicted that they were going to go to trump or even become red, especially michigan, i can honestly tell you there's something in the air, and i especially think that the argument for protectionism, that something you wouldn't have expected to see in republican dogma, but free-trade is very much a big question as to what

shall use all means encouraging -- including encouraging legislation, changing party rules and undertaking litigation to require that states permit nonlined voters, also known as independent or no-party preference voters, to participate in a democratic presidential nominating primary. with respect to any state that does not permit nonaligned voters to participate in its democratic presidential nominating primary, the rules of the party shall be amended to impose an appropriate penalty, which could include a reduction on the number of pledge delegates to the democratic national convention to which the state would otherwise be titled or potential adjustments to state party support. state parties that are able to demonstrate that all proveable positive steps, including litigation, as determined by the rules and bylaws committee have been undertaken to require the participation of nonalign voters but were not successful in those efforts shall not be penalized. that language tracks the language that's already in there, again, with respect to those states whose party change deadlines and voter r

and these undertakers assumed the debt from plymouth colony in exchange for all of the first trading rights and so these group of nine men of solved click plymouth colony of the debt and finally used by men negotiated with investigators-- investors and it took 25 years and by this time england also was in the throes of civil war, so 1620 to 6045 was not an easy time in england either and a lot of the many needed their money back and didn't make it and a few descendents had still held on to the original investment. be keeping our current climate and current administration, how do you think capitalism will evolve from where it is now? where do you see it changing? >> interesting question. obviously the fact these rust belt states like michigan, wisconsin, ohio ended up being the swing states for you would not have predicted they would go to trump or even become red especially michigan. obviously it tells you there is something in the air and especially i think that the ban an argument for protectionism is something you would not have expected to see in republican dogma, but free trade

is undertaking to reverse that classification to ease back some of those rules. it's got a lot of people concerned. would your industry be willing to offer any sort of hard commitment to upholding some of the principles that people are really worried could be roded? john atlanta: sure. well, the important point is we need to take a step back from that fear. we live in a very contentious environment and very contentious political moment. the fact is that america's broadband providers, u.s. telecom members, have made an ironclad commitment to maintain net neutrality protections for their customers. no blocking, no throttling, transparency. those commitments existed before the imposition of title ii and net neutrality protections and the commitments to them are going to exist after the reclassification back to title i so this debate isn't about net neutrality. it's about whether our companies are very clear about maintaining their commitments to protect the principles of net neutrality and to advance those principles. is debate is -- really about whether we want as

imaginenot anticipate, any major undertaking like this that does not require technical corrections in the future. and because some of these policy changes are game changing for america, no longer taxing you hear and taxing you abroad, allowing companies to bring their earnings to be reinvested back in our communities and manufacturing plants and research at a zero tax rate, all these are changes so i into spain work to continue on tax reform. in the international area. i am convinced and members are as well we can do more to improve this tax code. -- butpeful democrats they are defending the status quo, i hope they rethink that and work with us to improve the code. thank you. >> thank you. >>: wilhelm is a tax reporter with political joining us with details on the final version of the tax reform bill. the week ahead in congress looking pretty packed. some gop senators announced they .re behind the tax reform bill tell us what has been happening with this legislation. >> there is a little bit of last-minute drama today

cannotady: so, i anticipate -- i cannot imagine any major undertaking like this that does not require technical corrections in the future. and because some of these policy changes really are game changing no america, for example, longer taxing you here and taxing you abroad, allowing companies to bring their earnings to be reinvested back in our communities and manufacturing plants and research at a zero tax rate, all these are changes so i into -- anticipate work to continue on tax reform. in the international area, for example. i am still convinced and members are as well we can do more to improve this tax code. i am always hopeful democrats -- who are always saying they support tax reform, but they are defending the status quo, i hope they rethink that and work with us to improve the code. thank you. >> thank you. announcer: colin wilhelm is a tax reporter with "politi

and the undertaking that is the tpp undertaking is one of all these parties as the contracting parties and it's also open to accession by other parties -- i think that would be the pattern. i would -- obviously, there -- were three years of serious negotiations about a t-tip in the last administration and with europe. it faltered on a number of grounds. most important of which was the investment -- so-called investor state dispute settlement. isds, which was very unpopular in europe. the president -- president trump -- has criticized similar aspects to the nafta agreement. and so, if there were to be discussion of a trilateral or a tpp for the atlantic or you might even call it t-tip 2.0, i would think it would not have investor state dispute settlement, which i never thought really was an integral part of the t-tip itself because we have a trillion dollars in transatlantic foreign direct investment without such an agreement. and even if it were a mildly positive thing, it wouldn't be that big a deal. but, elimination of tariffs and consolidation of border controls and so forth across

brady: i can't imagine any major undertaking like this that doesn't require technical corrections in the future. because some of these policy changes really are game changing for america -- for example, no longer taxing you here and abroad, allowing companies to bring their earnings to be reinvested back in our communities and manufacturing plants and research at a zero percent tax rate, all of these are major changes -- i consider work to continue on tax reform in the international area, for example, but i am still convinced we can do even more to improve this tax code. i am hopeful democrats, who have always said they are for tax reform, but today are defending the status quo, i hope they rethink that and work with us to improve the code. thank you. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] placecer: that took earlier this afternoon around 5:45 p.m. eastern. the house is back on monday. the members plan to vote on the bill on tuesda

anticipate, cannot i cannot imagine any major undertaking like this that does not require technical corrections in the future. and because some of these policy changes are really game-changing for america. for example, no longer taxing you here and abroad, and allowing companies to bring their earnings to be reinvested back in our communities and manually -- communities and manufacturing plants and research at a zero tax rate, all these are changes so i into spain work to continue on tax reform. in the international area. i am convinced and members are as well we can do more to improve this tax code. i am hopeful democrats -- but they are defending the status quo, i hope they rethink that and work with us to improve the code. thank you. >> thank you. >> president trump talked about his support of a tactical earlier in the week meeting with house and senate concretes at the white house. he discussed the progress in congress and said the bill is vital to the american people. trump: thank you very much. we appreciate it. i will be speaking at 3:00 today , a little bit more what is happening with t

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can't anticipate -- i can't imagine any major undertaking like this that doesn't require technical corrections in the future, and because some of these policy changes are game changing for america -- for example, no longer taxing you hear and taxing you abroad, allowing companies to bring their earnings to be reinvested in our communities and manufacturing plants and research at a zero tax rate -- all of these are major changes. i anticipate work to continue on also, i am still convinced, and members are as well, that we can do more to improve this tax code. democrats have said they are for tax reform but are defending the status quo. i hope they rethink that and work with us to improve the code. thank you. house ways and means committee chair kevin brady wrapping up a briefing with reporters on today's filing of the house-senate negotiations on tax reform. both the house and senate will debate and vote on the measure next week. the house, voting on tuesday, the bill possibly reaching bysident trump's desk christmas. if you would like to read that conference report, visit our website, www.c-sp

>> i cannot anticipate, imagine any major undertaking like this that does not require technical corrections in the future. and because some of these policy changes are game changing for america, no longer taxing you hear and taxing you abroad, allowing companies to bring their earnings to be reinvested back in our communities and manufacturing plants and research at a zero tax rate, all these are changes so i into spain work to continue on tax reform. in the international area. i am convinced and members are as well we can do more to improve this tax code. i am hopeful democrats -- but they are defending the status quo, i hope they rethink that and work with us to improve the code. thank you. >> kevin mccarthy has announced the house will vote on the bill on tuesday. the tax reform bill is now available online. tofind that, go c-span.org/congress and watch the debate vote live tuesday on c-span. next, live, your calls and comments on "washington journal." and then president trump, chuck schumer, and nancy pelosi. followed by the joint conference committee meeting on the tax bill. speeches,

again just in my closing i wanted to thank you both for the effort you undertake every single day.will yield the back, mr. chairman. >> the time of the gentleman has expired and there's been an interest in a second round of questioning of witnesses are willing to take that responsible on. we appreciate your testimony today, and again appreciate your service in the interest of our national security and using every economic level we can to deter our adversaries. i do want to follow up on some of the questions regarding russia as we discussed earlier i had an opportunity earlier this year to travel to eastern europe and visit with some of our nato allies. we went to germany and poland, lithuania, estonia and montenegro. the newest member of nato. and i can tell you that our allies and the foreign leaders in these countries were very consistent in the message they deliver to us. and that message was in addition to russia's illicit annexation of crimea and the pros and conflict in ukraine, that there is a whole range of malign activities at the russians are engaged in to destabilize our

libya, it is not new. horrific treatment of the others does not deter them from travelling. will undertakey. into the island of puerto rico. part of a century. to cope with their first christmas since the hurricane hit. jenny and jose are celebrating the best way they can. without electricity this christmas will be hard. after the hurricane we have no light. decorations. and we like to celebrate everything. in the south—western city of yauco. they are staging a massive christmas occasion to lift spirits. the motto is, as bad as things are, you must still have hope. of people who think it's over and don't have a vision. we want to let them know we are blessed. this was the immediate aftermath of hurricane maria. a trail of devastation, dozens of lives lost. and hundreds are living in shelters. with theirfamilies and with hope for the future. of taking drugs. and the whole incident was filmed on his body—camera. andrew plant has the story. a police officer in florida putting on protective gloves. inside. and needles, and is about to search the vehicle. but the driver has other ideas. it's go

and —— the government undertakes and —— the government undertakes impact assessment on the fundamentalre taking of the country, your have dogged the garment has not taken any impact assessment that all. the first thing to say, mrchairman, assessment that all. the first thing to say, mr chairman, is when the sectorial analysis, they were done to understand the effect of various options. what the outcome will be. you do not need to do an impact assessment, for more impact assessment, for more impact assessment to understand that if there is a regulatory hurdle between producers and the market, they all have an impact, they will have an effect. why he has got into hot water over this is because the idea that there might be 58 impact assessment seemed to come from him in the first place in previous television interviews over the summer, but i suspect it will provide ammunition for the government's critics to argue that not nearly enough thinking and preparation and detail has gone into the planning of our departure from the planning of our departure from the eu. mr davies is saying we are

it's one the nypd is used to undertaking.ner says that preparations for this year's event began as the last of the confetti was being swept up after last year's celebration. we're told there will be an increased police presence this year due in part to the two recent terror attacks right here in new york. this entire area will be sealed off to traffic starting early in the day, and the 12 access point that is will be used to access this area will be manned by teams with heavy weapons, dogs, there will also be sanitation trucks and see meacement blocks. there is no credible threat but everyone should remain vigil lent. we could see up to 2 million people out here celebrating on sunday night. although that number could be diminished slightly by the fact this is set to be the coldest new year's eve in 55 years. bundle up and take precautions if you're planning out to celebrate. >>> freezing out there. the entertainment world mourning the loss of actress rose marie. ♪ >> rose marie was best known for her role as salary rogely rog

shall use all means including, encouraging legislation, changing party rules and undertaking litigation to require that states permit not aligned voters, also known as independent or no party preference voters to participate in a presidential nominating primary. with respect to any state that does not permit voters to participate in its nominating primary, the rules of the party shall be amended to impose an appropriate penalty. state parties that are able to demonstrate that all provable positive steps including litigation as included by the laws and bylaws committee, were not successful and those efforts shall not be penalized. that language tracks the language that's already in there again with respect to those states whose party changed deadlines and voter registration deadlines are not currently aligned. if i can just -- >> this is -- i was going to go in order, it's fine. this is number five, action item number five, if you can just indicate what -- let's consider what's here now, five. and let's consider this 5a, your amendment. you're adding another section it might be useful if

the british voters who decided to undertake this your honory. but through this study we seek to provide independent, impartial, evidence-based insights on what will be, without any doubt, one of the biggest moments for the u.k. and europe after the end of world war ii. our goal is to understand the economic consequences of brexit. to undertake this study, we assembled a team of researchers from rand u.s. and rand's affiliate in europe, rand europe. as already introduced with me today, fran and howard, fran took a lead in the political analysis of this study and howard is our resident expert on foreign direct investment. funding for this report was provided by donors and the independent research and development provisions of rand's contracts with the department of defense-funded research centers. in addition, a grant from the foundation supported the work on game theory in relationship to brexit. as well as some of the outreach and dissemination activities we're undertaking. what we've produced is a new piece of analysis that looks at the economi

gentle suggesting $400 million projects on the list. >> yeah. >> the plaza is probably expensive undertaking. there has been considerable amount of community engagement and this speaks to thinking through how we're going to develop the next bond and at what next size, because there will have to be by definition, winners and losers here, because we're not going to be able to fit everything into the scope of the bond. we're aware of the condition of the plaza and it is on the list. >> commissioner bonilla: at least it's in the running here. i mean, going to be -- i mean it's going to be considered? >> yes, it is it definitely is. >> commissioner bonilla: because the position it's in is untenable. >> yes, it is definitely on the list. >> president buell: commissioner mcdonnell. >> commissioner mcdonnell: i don't want to eat lunch, i want to sit and talk all day. another thank you, helpful to look back and learn and go forward and then just wanted to say, wish you well. >> thank you. >> >> commissioner mcdonnell: go and have a beautiful baby that plays in our parks. >> any public comment on this

the myanmar of thirty's for the sake of both getting some sort of deal in being able to sort of undertake diplomatic effort but at the very same time to protect the catholic community of me and mario who would be left of course completely unprotected it must be understood that the term is actually a term that is seen with great suspicion by most people in myanmar not only by the government and i think that it is sort of in the repertoire in the domestic repertoire of this vatican to avoid their recall from tensions in the public eye and choose a path of negotiation that actually has brought them very good results in several other crises like cuba or syria. what exactly does that term mean well the term is how muslims mostly in the north of myanmar denominate their own people and. is rejected by myanmar buddhists by and large in favor of muslims from the north or east i mean in this sense i mean they understand this community to be as initially illegal immigrants into myanmar so they use. the name itself is although it's a cost that he's very close to the hearts of many progressives in eur

because it's usually associated with girls or vice versa or and depicts a man trying and failing to undertake simple parental or household tasks are always the ad break you later to make sure that advertising doesn't mislead or offend. a key argument behind the new rules is that gender stereotypes in commercials can influence the way children grew up however so far the regulations have only been on a more specific set of guidelines has yet to be drawn up or very happy to say to discuss this story i'm not joined by tony go finder of mothers against radical islam and shari'a and also british comedian and political activist kate small earth with you're both very welcome to the program totally can we begin with you. are these rules necessary some will save you are that in terms of the examples of for children maybe it is time for more girls to be scientists and engineers and t.v. ads are seen by millions of people and if it goes a little way towards maybe giving girls a chance to think about other opportunities maybe it is not a bad idea. goes all scientists are kind of don't get how people can s

about the iom for what i can tell you is that regardless of multilateral fora we are constantly undertaking robust bilateral dialogue with other countries that face the same problems that share the same values as us and that is especially true when it comes to the persons related to the foreign terrorist fighter phenomenon. constantly having conversations with those in the middle east that can be transit countries for the movement of persons, legitimate refugees who need our assistance but also terrorists who might seek to exploit our hospitality. were working with those dialoguing of the sources including in north africa and were in conversation with countries that could be the targets of attack melted by foreign fighters and try to exploit flows and elsewhere around the world. i would caution that the united states, whatever united states engagement is in multilateral institutions there are other constitution conversations taking place to address these matters of global concern. >> i understand that but would either of you care to offer a defense for why the united states should not be pa

british voters who decided to undertake this journey through the study we seek to provide independent and impartial evidence-based without any doubt one of the biggest moments of the uk in europe after the end of world war ii. our goal is to understand the economic consequences of brexit. to undertake this study we assembled a team of economists and researchers from rand us and rams affiliate in europe, rand europe and as already introduced our fran and howard. fran took the lead in the political analysis as the study and howard is our resident expert on foreign direct investment. funding for the report was provided by donors in independent research and development provisions of brand contracts with the department of defense funded research centers. in addition to grants from the iconic foundation supported the work on game theory in relation to brexit, as well as the outreach and dissemination activities were undertaken. what we produce is a new passive and honest looks at the economic under different trade scenarios for the uk, the eu and also for the us. this not only provides a th

campaign groups that have been opposed to some of the actions that these big corporate firms have been undertakingte is pretended to be activists sympathetic to the cause of the campaigners, helping to organise and attending demonstrations, including on one occasion dressing up as a pirate with a cutlass and an eye patch as part of a protest! these are extraordinary length that these organisations are going to to sort of infiltrate and find out what it is that people who are opposed to the goods are kind of worried about. it shows you the level of concern that there is around the kind of protest that we have seen surrounding these big, multinational corporations. we know it made people really angry, the story quite recently about police forces infiltrating undercover green groups. there was one case in particular where a police officer out of relationships with other activists, was leading a real double life. the question is, you know, it does stay in the story that the activity is much more widespread than people would have expected. the question is, how long have these undercover operations been

that is giving governments more confidence to undertake fiscal stimulus.so not seeing any aggressive tightening out of the u.s. fed, so that is important for the gcc currencies because rates are rising across this region. that will have an impact on economies. this region is going to benefit from higher oil prices, fiscal stimulus, stronger global growth momentum, stronger global trade. 2018 is shaping up to be a much better year than the past. yousef: that sounds very positive. we put up a chart for our clients to get perspective on what has been going on with u.s. equities. weekly changes in u.s. stocks. it tells the story of 2017, doesn't it? luciano, in terms of global asset management, you told us you were bullish on india, quite positive on russia. what will be your key risks, the ones to avoid? would the u.s. be one of them? look at those valuations. >> i think the description that paul gave of the global economy was positive. i would say was quite exhaustive, too. i would say continuing growth in the united states is a key ingredient. it makes sens

an action but they're not allowed to undertake an action for a corrupt purpose. somebody might be allowed to award a federal contract to someone. if they do it in exchange for money, that's bike ribery, that crime. no one is saying that president trump doesn't have the right to express conditions on certain cases. the question is whether or not he crossed that legal line just like any other american citizen. they're asserting that the president is above the law and cannot commit crimes. we know that's not true. >> you point out the legal questions are complicated. the white house, ty cobb, the lawyer there, has said, look, this is expected to wrap up very soon, early in the new year. do you see that happening, or do you see this sort of dragging on for a while? >> right, so we've seen this line coming out of the white house, potentially they're even telling president trump, setting this expectation. all evidence is to the contrary. we don't know, special counsel mueller has had surprises in the past, maybe he's ready to sort of exonerate the president, maybe in t

why did you undertake this building? outside, it has nine different kinds of bricks.torical building, and we us whereeled with the fact, should we take all the over, whichand start really was impossible with the had to tion rules that do with the building but maybe we could take a few down. we started that. you know what?, this is who we are. look at it. it's been here a hundred years. it's composed of different color and today, all eras, it's as strong as it ever was a hundred years ago, and i wow, what a tribute to the bible on what we're trying here. we have all these different faith traditions that have been us, and we hope this building will have that ind of impact for generations to come, just like the old brick uilding itself did for so many years. and so when people ask why now, your objective with this? it's rather simple. museum to help our guests understand and ppreciate the role of the bible. not only in america, but globally, and that's it. it's to engage people in that bible so they, too, can enjoy nd understand better what this amazing book has done. ag

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