its form of will lead to justice the country has begun hearings on decades of alleged abuses on the xpress and. let us know your thoughts on finding truth and reconciliation in the gambia you can send us the chat live via you tube or twitter. and on your birthday and your in its. truth and reconciliation it's what people in the gambia hope to achieve through a two year process of hearings into the alleged human rights abuses that occurred during the twenty two year rule of ex-president. between nine hundred ninety four and twenty six allegedly oversaw gross human rights violations including which hans . enforced disappearances and sexual violence many atrocities are said to have been committed by his own power military hit squad was also known as an eccentric leader who subject to gambians to face treatments for aids in twenty sixteen he refused to concede defeat in a presidential election and the since been living in exile in equitorial guinea so in this episode we're discussing what the truth reconciliation and reparations commission could achieve in the gambia and how the country has ch

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of is a very common way xpressing education opportunities in terms of choice. the women, how they talked about inequality. students in baltimore, students n the county shouldn't have a worse education than my kids in other ery county or places. inequality, inequity coming up hat kept and coming up. they were expressing the same hing the governor was expressing, using a different term. we asked the governor, would you be comfortable saying inequality? yeah, that is basically what i'm willingness to adapt, willingness to listen and to meet peep where he will they of language. that was important. i think i will stop for now. back to you. betsy, you run the women in institute at american university and you recently on women anda poll the 2018 election and going forward. us a little about the findings. delighted to le, be here. thank you for your support at women of politics institute, we campus and you on students love to talk to you, as well. polling that ur electing more women to office a priority among republican women. showed poll we did republican women were o

xpress ceo. torsten slok of deutsche bank, also thank you so much.t will he say about the data? markets on the move. selloff.pike, bonds this is bloomberg. alix: fed chair powell is going to appear with an interview with janet yellen and ben bernanke later this morning. michael mckee is in atlanta, joining us for a preview. we get these blowout jobs numbers and the isn, that was very difficult to digest for the markets. what does powell have to say? the pressure is off of him after this jobs report. he will say the fed is data dependent. if you look at the data today, you wouldn't say it is time to cut rates. he's going to be able to say the fed will watch very carefully what is going on, and we are not on a preset course, but it doesn't look like he has to do a rescue mission for the markets anymore, which is interesting because we saw robert kaplan yesterday doing that, and this morning with somewhat dovish comments. it appears powell is a little bit off the hook now. tox: you will also talk later on, whether kaplan was sounding dovish. what about

the form of will lead to justice the country has begun hearings on decades of alleged abuses on the xpress and. let us know your thoughts on finding truth and reconciliation in the gambia you can send us the chat live via you tube or twitter. and on your. truth and reconciliation it's what people in the gambia hope to achieve through a two year process of hearings into the alleged human rights abuses that occurred during the twenty two year rule of ex-president. between nine hundred ninety four and twenty six allegedly oversaw gross human rights violations including witch hunts. in force disappearances and sexual violence many atrocities are said to have been committed by his own power military hit squad was also known as an eccentric leader subject to gambians to face treatments for aids twenty sixteen he refused to concede defeat in a presidential election and the since been living in exile in guinea so in this episode we discuss what a truth reconciliation and reparations commission could achieve in the gambia and how the country has changed under new leadership with us to discuss. gamb