. >> two was to do a quote/unquote bipartisan bill.is a compromise with major changes in what the republican other d orthodox. i think do a bill targeted largely at the middle class but not in the cards if you do that to get the support of the freedom caucus and a lot of conservatives. they are going with gorbachev bush did as a quote/unquote, bipartisanship tax bill and pick off more democrats in the senate to get to 60. i could see them getting to 55 today. 60 is still hard but you give special tax deals to a enough senators to get enough democrats you is say this is a bipartisan bill. even that is difficult because once you start negotiating with those democratic senators you have to make public accommodations to them that will alienate a lot of republicans. the biggest split to me right now, i don't think that is what paul ryan and mitchell mcconnell would want. i think that is what the president does. i think after last weekend in particular the president would prefer to have nancy pelosi and chuck schumer at a signing ceremony. t

in their society that terrifies them and provokes them to alienation and unappeasable indignation, unquote. so this is a persistent strain in my thinking and preoccupation, you know, why intellectuals made these remarkable political misjudgments. now, one difference between the political pilgrims and this book is that in this book i was not limiting myself to communist systems, but also included nazi germany and fascist italy and some of the authoritarian systems in the arab world as well as north north korea which received some admiration on the part of intellectuals. so i was very interested in, you know, how the admiration of stalin might be compared with the add admiration of hitler or mussolini. so that's one big difference. and the other was in this book i focused on leaders, on political leaders and dictators which i didn't want do in political pilgrims. and so the range was much wider because i was interested in the broader issues of the beliefs of intellectuals, and i came to the following not very original conclusion that intellectuals also displayed religious or quasi-religious

moderate group quote unquote with weaponry and they would know that for example an affiliated group would come and swallow them later on so in directv the providing something like. with highly sophisticated weaponry but not only that. one year ago just about one year ago the military american military or over american led coalition airplanes attacked for more than an hour the stronghold of the syrian army around there is or it's it was an artillery unit to preventing guys from completing the surrounding of the syrian army and it basically meant that the more isis could break the siege of course into two and isolate the airport from the city for about nine months before the syrian army could again liberated so they were trying apparently to attack by mistake as they declared the syrian army and they would know that once this position. would go then it would be very hard for the syrian army to repel a very good. attack and then the syrian army would disappear from their resort this of course didn't happen and now they are faced with the fact that the syrian army is determined along with rus

he said intellectual is outsider and seemlessly margin of society unquote. now, of course, this is the same advice it was a university professor at columbia and his books were required readings of numerous courses on the college campuses and it was endlessly on tfertion not a margin of figure but he had again this -- real intellectual -- still e believe or maintain but it was a time when intellectuals were major mall figures again also depends on what society we're talking about. so i thought that political misperception will justify some vision since i, obviously, i found that -- they locate suspending critical and act like the to believers. but again -- in the book pilgrims my major concern was the intellectuals overall perception of particular -- can i have my glass of water common assistance rather than leaders. now another similarity between the political pilgrim who can run better i have been intellectual and i've been interested in connections wean this personal and political attribute and experiences and needs political belief, and i'm still interest

the committee was informed when documents were produced and there is no issue here, unquote. however this issue could become even more serious if it turns out kushner famed to turn over any private communications about the ongoing investigation into russian election interference, and if, if, he was actively trying to hide any information. you may recall that kushner has come under scrutiny for not disclosing contact with 104 officials during the campaign. he was part of that june 2016 meeting in which he, donald trump jr., and paul manafort met with a lawyer who was said to have incriminated information on hillary clinton which we only know about by the way because of the "new york times." the senate intelligence committee would not offer cnn any official comment on this morning's letter which was labeled, committee-sensitive. how did we get it? well, you might remember last month when we told you and the british e-mail prankster who uses e-mails to impersonates and solicits information from other trump insiders by so doing so. prankster pretended to be jared kushner and enga

, man work arounds or quote, unquote, audit trail reconstruction work. highly paid auditors scrambled around searching for missing records. these procedures work on small jobs, but the point is they are an inefficient substitute for modern accounting system. now, i talked about small jobs. contrary wise, on big jobs, this approach is a nonstarter. yet that's exactly where mr. norquist intends to go. the toughest, the unaudittable. the army, the navy, the marine corps, the air force, and the rest of the defense department. this is where auditing hits the wall. over 200 starts without a successful finish. if these audits begin before the accounting house is in order, the norquist plan may be swallowed up by the swamp. the destructive power of the deal breakers was hammered home by the most important audit so far, the marine corps audit. their impact was exposed in a first-rate report issued by the government accountability office. i spoke at length about that report on the marines on august 4, 2015. today i will touch on it just briefly. this background is

hillary told us last night that we would see more quote-unquote explosions.were concerned about the chemicals being put into the air and the fumes coming out yesterday and there is much, much more it today. back to texas in a moment. and we'll have more on taxes as we continue. we have been wondering about the future plans for the president's point man on tax reform. we are talking about gary cohn. >> the gossip is you are only staying in this administration to get tax cuts done. is that accurate? is that accurate? connell: mr. cohn's answer toy. mr. varney's question. after the break. oh no. schwab, again? index investing for that low? that's three times less than fidelity... ...and four times less than vanguard. what's next, no minimums? ...no minimums. schwab has lowered the cost of investing again. introducing the lowest cost index funds in the industry with no minimums. i bet they're calling about the schwab news. schwab. a modern approach to wealth management. connell: back to the breaking news in crosby, texas. we have been showing you this fire and th

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that i cannot imagine why anyone would trust such an ideological partisan to enter into a quote, unquote finite agreement. >> right. lou: which he claims. >> look, i think we all agree, the border, the wall is so central to the president's appeal and to his election that you take the wall out of all of this. lou: is it symbolic with the base or a manifest promise by this president perceived as such by the base? >> i think to the base it's a manifest promise, to everybody else it's symbolic. to the base it matters more than anything else. >> i would argue more than symbolic. i would argue it is something we need to secure the border. the border we have -- lou: the remarkable thing here, this president not only in terms of illegal immigration but addressing that border because it is where most of the majority of marijuana, methamphetamines, cocaine and heroin, it's where the drugs, the majority come into this country. and he is the only candidate of what was it 17 of them? and then in the general election, to deal with the issues of what drugs are doing to this country. illegal drugs and l

the fundamental purpose of this quote, unquote, protest was to raise issue about police brutality, and if we are going to talk about those things, you have to remove the wedged issues about protesting the flag, which is not about that, and that's where the conversation has gone to, and i think the expectation is the president is part of the process. but the president is not the only way. there have been other moments in time throughout the history of our country where we faced many, many troubling situations, and sometimes the president was not looking back historically on the right side of those issues. but the country together move forward without. i think this is another one of those instances where the expectation can no longer be on the president to bring the country together, to unite the country. look, at the end of the day, john, i think we really have to begin to listen to each other. if i am an african-american and there's somebody from rural ohio and they are talking to me about the opioid crisis, i may not be able to immediately identify with the situation but does that mea

quote, if he thoughts of little rocket man, they won't be around much longer, unquote. today the rogue regime also threatened to shoot down u.s. planes even if they are not over u.n. air space. barbara joins me now. >> they said war absurd but pentagon is sending warning of their own. >> they are, jake, escalating rhetoric on both sides and real possibility of miscalculation either by the united states or north korea about each other's intentions. this is the absolute worry at this time. the north koreans making all of these statements, in fact after the u.s. flew jets off the korean peninsula but in international air space. and the pentagon responding on that point. the spokesman saying, and i quote, that operation, the fly by of aircraft, that operation was conducted in international air space over international waters, so we have the right to fly, sail, and operate where legally permissible around the globe. make no mistake, the u.s. military pushing back very hard against the notion that it was doing anything against international law. really putting on the table th

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for example, you could have at&t deciding to provide,, quote-unquote,, free data for customers streaming h.b.o. causing more customers to subscribe to that service over competitors, necessary to create new and innovative content p. that's the kind of thing that happens if you don't have real net neutrality. it even holds true for telehealth providers. telehealth depends on reliable and fast and low-cost internet coverage to transmit critical health information, especially in rural and remote areas. for example, remote monitoring of blood glucose levels in diabetes patients. net neutrality prevents the internet service providers from viewing this lifesaving service as a cash cow, charging rural hospitals and community health centers a premium fee to deliver critical and timely health care services. not long ago, mr. president, the federal communications commission adopted a strong, legal framework that would make sure that a federal communications commission had the tools to protect the open internet. and the reality was that then the federal communications commission -- and a gentleman n

politicians are quick to point out that merkel is extremely good at quote unquote stealing topics from her from her opponents one of the ones that came just a couple months ago was she was that germany's gay marriage that that the german parliament voted on gay marriage and that was that was a an ask you did issue for many many years. and therefore was able to call that to vote and sort of perhaps steal a little bit of the funder that the ascii was hoping to to maybe cash in them during this election and also though the party has moved just simply towards the center perhaps through their wits work with merkel and and a lot of people they don't recognize the party that they'd grown up with they don't recognize the party that defined their cities. write some very canny politicking from on the american rebecca thanks very much for reporting for us from s.p.d. central and. well during her final days campaigning up in style zones chancellor merkel should her usually stateswoman like image to get down on her knees she joined a street rally in support of life saving c.p.r. techniques she led

i actually recognised him, as he was one of the quote—unquote "flight attendants" on the plane. the wrong place at the wrong time, and that he was sorry for the inconvenience. i wasn't inconvenienced, i was kidnapped. i was held against my will, in a country i didn't choose to go to. it was an astonishing situation. together with prince sultan, around 18 foreign nationals had been kidnapped and taken to saudi arabia. they had had their phones and passports confiscated, and were held by the saudi military. there has been no news of prince sultan since these events. his lawyer told the swiss prosecutor what had happened. he hoped something might finally be done about sultan's earlier complaint. as far as i know, he has done nothing to seek to get access to prince sultan in saudi arabia, or any of the people against whom prince sultan complained for the 2003 abduction. instead, the swiss lawyer said he intended to suspend the prosecution, because prince sultan was not available. my understanding in swiss law is you have 15 years to complete a prosecution, 15 years from thatjune dat

they want to talk about the american flag and those quote/unquote spoiled athletes who won't stand up for the national anthem. after taking to twitter yet again this morning in response to another demonstration last night, the president was asked if the nfl controversy, about which he's tweeted two dozen times, is distracting about more pressing concerns. >> you're so occupied with the nfl instead of dealing with puerto rico. why isn't that a fair assessment? >> well, i wasn't preoccupied with the nfl. i was ashamed of what was taking place because to me that was a very important moment. i don't think you can disrespect our country, our flag, our national anthem. many people have died. many, many people. many people are so horribly injured. i was at walter reed hospital recently and i saw so many great young people and their missing legs and their missing arms and they've been so badly injured and they were fighting for our country. they were fighting for our flag. they were fighting for our national anthem. and for people to disrespect that by kneeling during the playing of our natio

because we continue to talk about it as a quote-unquote wedge issue, we can't ever get past it. donald trump has been a racist. he was the person that pioneered the racist birther movement. he came to political prominence by questioning the first african-american president of the united states. the republican party knew exactly who he was and embraced him anyway. >> simone, i actually do agree and i think my party does share some blame here. >> all the blame, they elected him. >> when donald trump ran as a president, i wrote several articles on him, including one that ultimately got me fired. i had many concerns about his candidacy. i hoped when he became president things would change. those things did not change. the republican saw in their own eyes serious flaws within this person. but because they opted for quote-unquote political gains, which they thought would be expedient, which we have not seen. and for whatever reason, they don't say anything. this is bigger than party. this is not republican, democrat, not black, not white. this is about this country. if people don't be

they feel they have quote, unquote been through this before. you want to say to them tonight? >> anyone within the sound of my voice that's in a mandatory evacuation zone, absolutely needs to get out. you do still have a few more hours. you have this evening that you can evacuate. get to higher ground. go west. go to an emergency hurricane shelter that are open and available. it's absolutely essential that you not leave yourself vulnerable in the path of devastating storm surge where there are no personnel available to help you if you remain in path of that storm. it's critical. >> congresswoman, thank you for joining us. a busy time for you and your con sti stitch wents. >> we're going to keep tracking this storm. up next, we're going to turn back to some other stories that would have been the top story tonight. breaking out in congress today, the resolution of one set of hurricane relief. democrats winning part of that fight. rifts deeping between the trump white house and republicans in congress and new reports on russia. rethink what's poss

supposed to send her, to a country she doesn't know or remember with language she may not even speak, unquote? it is true that according to a survey, the average daca recipient was six and a half when they were brought to this country illegally. they might not know another language or another country. >> well, it's interesting that president obama said that given he's the one that put this in place and he's the one that said he didn't have the authority to do it. so, really, we're back to where we're supposed to be. the founders intended our congress to make those decisions, so that goes through an elective process. it's on congress now to deal with this and i'm hopeful they'll deal with it in a responsible, effective and in a way that benefits america. >> what do you think immigration officials in this country should do with the nearly 800,000 dreamers who thus far have been allowed to stay on this two-year renewal basis as long as they meet appropriate qualifications, don't have any felony convictions, et cetera? >> look, my job is to enforce the constitution, defend our constitution. it is

he had a line in a speech where he fired reince priebus where he made was a quote/unquote joke, whereice officers to be not so nice with suspects. he said things like this during the campaign in a similar venue. when you are the president, it's different when you're leading millions of law enforcement officers across the country, that can send a real signal across the country. you saw a lot of pushback including people from the d.o.j. saying this is not how we treat police. this is coming after a nationwide debate about police tactics. he has shown an inability to talk about this in a cohesive and sensitive way. >> the fact he did this in alabama, to an overwhelmingly white audience, talking about those people, our anthem, calling them sons of bitches. is that okay? if you want to start -- you sort of praised him for bringing this issue. the issue is racial inequality, that's the issue these players are trying to bring to the fore. do you see any racial component in where he did this, how he did it and the language he used? >> you know, i'm sitting here, thinking about how to say this

of this jcp omp a will positively contribute toll regional and international peace and security, unquote. that was one of the expectations. iran is clearly in default of these expectations of the jcpoa in their efforts to prop up the regime and engage in malicious activities including cyber activity and developing ballistic missiles and all of this is in defiance of council resolution 3321, thrpby threatening the security of those in the region as well as those in the united states itself. so we have to consider the totality of iran's activities nd not let our view be defined by the nuclear agreement. it continues to be under review. with respect to the horrors that we are witnessing and occurring in burma, i think it is a defining moment in many ways for this new imaging democracy, although it is a power-sharing arrangement, we understand that. so we appreciate the difficult and complex situation that she finds herself in. and i think it is important that the global community speak out in support of what we all know the expectation is towards the treatment of people regardless of their

could this be trouble if could this one of those quote, unquote, trap games for the birds?ld be. but the thing for the eagles, you established a run game this week. next week, continue. you're against the 28th-ranked run defense this week in the new york giants. next week, against the 26th-ranked run defense. give up it 128 yards per game. i think the eagles started something good this week and have to continue it next week. if they do that, they'll be well on the way to the victory. >> sitting here with you, if i take away one thing, it's to run the football. >> all running backs want to run the football. hand the ball off to the running back. >> he's brian westbrook, i'm ducis rodgers. for jeff skversky, jamie apody, brian and myself, see you back here next week. once again, the eagles beat the giants 27-24 on the last second field goal. have a good night. ♪ today, we spend a whole lot of time like this. so at citizens bank, we've created banking tools that fit how you're living today. from advanced atms... to online banking... to our award winning mobile app. and if you

strategy for how to attract and retain talent and advertise to their customers that they are quote, unquote a good company. >> reporter: there's got to be a business case for wanting to keep the same people other than just being a nice place to work. >> absolutely. no question that in today's retail world, in which fewer people are out and about shopping, um, places have to be a destination. so yeah, of course it's a business case for bringing in more customers because they increasingly have that connection with who we are and who serves them. >> reporter: not everyone is happy with the company's wages and benefits. thousands have signed a petition online started by a barista complaining about understaffing and low morale. >> cane get a grande ice coffee? >> reporter: but count shannon amongst the happiest of starbucks baristas. ibf gave them -- >> two little babies, two little heartbeats. >> reporter: -- but two. >> that was anna werner reporting. >>> this just in. some new information. independent experts are blaming poor construction and faulty management for the oroville spillway collap

he wasn't happy with the quote, unquote, sloppy quarterback play. manning said the coach ditched out the criticism because he knows he can take it. >>> the zero and two giants visit on sunday. with odell beckham junior who returned from an injury. defensive coordinator jim schwartz expects the best >> we have to expect him to be 100%. if we expect anything less, we're in a wrong business, he obviously was well enough they played him for 33 plays i think it was. he's another week away from that. another week ahead of his rehab and things like that. so we have to be ready for 13 and we'll have to be ready for him being the same guy we remember from last year. >>> last month, chris long. inspired by that, the charlottesville native is funding two seven-year scholarships, donatings his first six game paychecks from the season, about $375,000, he and his wife watched people fill their streets with hatred and big tree so they decided to fight back in the community. >>> now, it's time for this. time to vote for the friday football frenzy game of the week.

he doesn't, quote unquote, go back on his word. but it's dangerous and let me tell you-y because under the guise of being, quote unquote, not politically correct, it's very dangerous to sweep white supremacy under that umbrella. because white supremacy has literally killed people in this country. heather heyer died at the hands of white supremacists. this isn't just about being politically correct. this is about the lives of millions of people in this country. and no one is trying to defend antifa, but these are two separate things that the president continues to conflate. >> i want to get your response to that. it struck me in his comments today when he said a lot of people are saying. i mean, you know, that maybe trump had a point. i haven't heard a lot of people say that. maybe fox news. >> yeah. he's gotten a lot more people to pay attention to antifa. that is true. and let me just talk as a very crass political operator here. he is missing a home run opportunity to send the message violence is bad. period. kkk is really bad. r

would warrant a military attack on north korea as people are sort of wantonly talking about quote unquote military options for dealing with this let me i don't think that's necessarily helpful forgive me for interrupting you but let me ask you about that very point we've heard the white house national security advisor saying the u.s. is approaching the limit of what diplomacy can accomplish how great is the possibility that the u.s. could attempt to take some sort of you know you know lateral action on north korea or really does it depend on what the u.n. and the security council is able to put into place and it's kind of not irrelevant but to to one side what the u.s. and the white house is saying about military action. yeah i mean i think the u.s. is trying to say different things on one hand sanctions were just begun increased sanctions which should take some time to have effect on the other hand we don't want this pattern to continue for years so i mean it's not it's a dangerous situation that if it continues would only get more dangerous and so i think that's why you are hearing diff

for example, you could have at&t deciding to provide,, quote-unquote,, free data for customers streaming h.b.o. causing more customers to subscribe to that service over competitors, necessary to create new and innovative content p. that's the kind of thing that happens if you don't have real net neutrality. it even holds true for telehealth providers. telehealth depends on reliable and fast and low-cost internet coverage to transmit critical health information, especially in rural and remote areas. for example, remote monitoring of blood glucose levels in diabetes patients. net neutrality prevents the internet service providers from viewing this lifesaving service as a cash cow, charging rural hospitals and community health centers a premium fee to deliver critical and timely health care services. not long ago, mr. president, the federal communications commission adopted a strong, legal framework that would make sure that a federal communications commission had the tools to protect the open internet. and the reality was that then the federal communications commission -- and a gentleman n

quote/unquote. senator mccain, one of the three votes that sunk the effort in july. he criticized the closed-doing policy then, that. mccain a no. rand paul, already said, he's a no. republicans can only afford to lose one more vote. that means all eyes are now on senators lisa murkowski and susan collins, who also voted no back in july. "late show" host jimmy coming made emotional bills about removing a bill that removes pre-existing conditions. thank you, senator mccain for being a hero again and again and now again. senator collins suggested he's leaning towards opposing the bill but hasn't come out as a no. she said she wants to see the cbo score. last i heard the cbo may not be able to get a full score of this bill before the date mitch mcconnell wants it voted on. >> that's right, ali. we might see something smaller from the cbo. we've had examples of thosetur . and the proposal, not that it's headed for the dust but know with collins leaning no, pressure on murkowski, john mccain stepped out and took the brunt of this, and if this doesn't open the floodgates a

it's given them an excuse to turn the negative rhetoric into violence, unquote. her comments followed violent attacks in san bernardino and in paris. to my knowledge, no punitive action was taken against ms. omar and she continued to serve as the associate vice president for the middle east and africa center at usip. i wrote the institute a letter in that regard inquiring as to her status and if there would be punitive measures taken to this obvious partisan and vicious attack on the republican party and the candidate that was then leading and of course i didn't hear back until, oh, i don't know, two days ago when we saw that there was an amendment to defund the u.s. institute of peace. again, mr. chairman, to add this place spent $35 million including telling the american people what they should think

trish: the left wants to paint owl quote, unquote, high earners as so-called wealthy and paint them like that. >> trish, can i just say, you're absolutely right, however, we have to get a deal done and so, i think sometimes in this case, it's a good example. we have to prioritize, i think corporate and middle class taxes are going to have a take a priority if that what it takes. >> spending, you have to cut tax spending along the way, you can't continue in perpetuity to be in deficit. >> that's the elephant in the room for republicans. the deficit. republicans have been deficit hawks during the obama time, right? and now the question is, with the hurricanes that trish was talking about at the top of the segment, are you willing to say, wait a second, as americans, we have a responsibility to help each other in moments of emergency and it's going to impact the way we do tax reform? i think the connection isn't there. i'm so pleased we're discussing this morning because i think a lot of people would like to look away. >> i think that this president in particular, one, doesn't have quite th

he wasn't happy with the quote, unquote, sloppy quarterback play. manning said the coach ditched out the criticism because he knows he can take it. >>> the zero and two giants visit on sunday. with odell beckham junior who returned from an injury. defensive coordinator jim schwartz expects the best >> we have to expect him to be 100%. if we expect anything less, we're in a wrong business, he obviously was well enough they played him for 33 plays i think it was. he's another week away from that. another week ahead of his rehab and things like that. so we have to be ready for 13 and we'll have to be ready for him being the same guy we remember from last year. >>> last month, chris long. inspired by that, the charlottesville native is funding two seven-year scholarships, donatings his first six game paychecks from the season, about $375,000, he and his wife watched people fill their streets with hatred and big tree so they decided to fight back in the community. >>> now, it's time for this. time to vote for the friday football frenzy game of the week.

that is one part of the speech the rest is the speculative speech about the fed may be quote/unquote misjudging the strength of the labor market as well as potentially misjudging the forces acting on inflatioin. she says current sustained is undesirable, 2% goal miss could undermine the fed's credibility over time. there is a risk she says inflation expectations are not well anchored and some signs expectations quote/unquote may have slipped possible also the economy could sustain a hire employment and output levels. so what i think the if i had compafe chair is shaying is the policy as we understand it, the gradual increase in rates and tightening of policy is on track, but she's open to the possibility given more data, more he research that something is amiss here with the fed's understanding of the inflation dynamic. and if the fed can be persuade that had they have the inflation story wrong, ultimately the fed chair would change the policy track as it is understood now by the market >> all right steve, thanks so much. stocks for the most part holding steady yield on the 10 year a

by the european court of justice doesn't bring any new quality political position or my groom and unquote as a migrants has not changed at all the migrant quota system was introduced back in twenty fifteen at the height of the migrant crisis under the scheme all member states are required to take in a share of greece and italy strategy in iraq and the first stop refugees fleeing through north africa were hungry rejected the program taking in zero out of its quota of thirteen hundred refugees in poland took a similar stance and then slovakia received around a dozen migrants out of more than eight hundred allocated there a lecture on european studies tell disagreeing is putting its own survival at risk by imposing these rules on member states. actually the people who are preaching about solidarity in europe. cohesion in europe are actually undermining the unity of europe by forcing states to do things they don't like they don't want to have which they see as interference in their serenity so i think that in disc ace the more our pressure will be put on rebellion states like hungary slovakia

radionic where to get these ideas where is he getting his information we have a quote ridiculous unquote president well now it turns out that perhaps donald trump wasn't losing his mind after all especially when you take into account that paul man a fourth has a residence at trump tower now the c.n.n. report about the f.b.i. spying on manna for it could of course be wrong but if it isn't it suggests that lawmakers from both parties and leaders of the intelligence community misled the public i have not seen any evidence that this is occurred intelligence committee has not seen evidence of this is occurred what the president charged president obama with wiretapping him it's not true there was no such wiretap to be mounted against the president the president worked at the time or as a candidate or against his campaign they can't talk about wiretapping or trump scandals but up throwing russia in there somewhere the c.n.n. report suggests that data collected from spying on paul man afore it shows that he encouraged russia to help out with trump's campaign the spokeswoman for russia's ministry

namely botswana, namibia, and zimbabwe put incredible pressure on cites paparties to reopen a quote/unquotelimited ivory trade, allowing stockpile sales from stockpiles in those three african governments to one approved trading partner, japan. thornton: : that tradede from te southehern african couountries o japapan started d to lead toto n increase in poaching again.. narrator: in a controversial move in 2008, cites authorized a second sale of stockpiled ivory to japan and china. once china became involved, poaching skyrocketed. thornton: the allowing sale by cites of legal ivory to japan anand china, all the evidence shows s that was a catastrophic blunder. narrator: ivory in african government stockpiles is confiscateted, or comes from culled or naturally deceased elephants. its sasale is legal, but legal ivory creates a stream of commerce in which illicit ivory, or ivory from poached elephahants conceals itself. the loophole in cites was that it only banned international ivory trade, not domestic trade or trade within a country's borders. thornton: what happens is that the smugglers can

but as europe also at the same moment began to quote-unquote discover the americas and to decide that the wealth in those americas to a certain extent lay in agricultural pursuits and the desire or the need for labor was very keen, and so at the same time that you europeans were trading for ivory and gold they began to also trade for people who could now be used in these colonial sites, where the agrarian economy was being developed and very laneyear intensive crops such as sugar, coffee, later tobacco, and then of course very much later, cotton. were introduced and became bases for trade between the americas, africa, and europe, then more? and more africans who were part of the trade were pushed into the trade. >> was. >> host: was there slavery in europe. >> guest: there was slavery everybody. we think that feudal societies in europe that were similar to slave societies. of course there were slaves in eastern europe. the word slave comes from the word slav because so many slaves in the part of the world at the time and one of the thing doings about the slave trade it does encourage