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Abdulmutallab was talking again after a five week silence, the paper says these statements are inconsistent with previous claims by the white house that no intelligence was lost on christmas day. >> fbi interrogators believe they got value valuable intelligence and were able to get all that they could out of him. >> all that they could? >> yes. >> in response to brennan, republicans john boehner and pete hoekstra said asking tough questions is a core responsibility of congress. as for brennan he...

That is whats happening here. i think everybody needs to chill. we dont want this country to look like gaza. we dont want factions attacking each other in the streets. i cant even believe im seeing this. this is right outside of where we are broadcasting right now. it makes me sick. >> juan: kennedy, we were also seeing this happen inside israel. again, its disturbing. i dont know if everyone realizes it, but 20% of the israeli population are arabs. for the first time, you have widespread output...

Phil rucker, sarah huckabee sanders was asked if she knew this was happening and she said no. >> look, its a question of whether there were plans, intentions for mcgahn to eventually leave at some point this fall after the midterm elections or after kavanagh. that was sort of the widely assumed and widely discussed inside the presidents orbit. thats different than an actual departure announcement that the president tweeted. clearly the president decided to do that tweet on his own. he wanted to ...

Important artists of the centuries and that commission was its a because a figure because you feel good in two thousand and seven so norman rosenthal devoted the royal academy his biggest ever retrospective to georg boston its that months archivist really shocked us as a whole i dont mean hes as important as picasso but you can talk about him in the same breath as because of this and think of him on this level is could. knock him if he didnt come as a few to me to mean this little as i dont rega...

Environment. you think what the united states is doing, in addition to being unpredictable, which might sometimes work, is proving that it is unreliable. because the united states needs to participate in many international agreements. its a big power, a major power. and obviously it engages in international negotiations, becomes party to international agreements, either through bilateral accords or through multilateral accords or through security council resolutions. this is not a bilateral agre...

>> i am literally speechless. im not speechless from the fact of learning the information. im speechless that we needed this. and im not trying to -- the reporting, which was excellent. needed to be done. but is this really surprising? they are who we thought they were. this accords with everything else we knew about donald trump. everything else we knew about steve bannon. i think theres a group of people who have tried to willfully delude themselves about the nature and want to have really thi...

Chevron, shell and exxon. you have china and russia all on the same page when it comes to global warming, which was the underlying premise of these accords. if you read in the beginning of the accord documents, its about their mutual recognition of everybody except syria and us that global warming, greenhouse gases have to be addressed. what does it mean that none of the advisers so close to the president on this decision will even acknowledge having talked to him about whether or not he believe...

Be achieved. as you know, this is a very high legal hurdle in order to bring such charges against an individual. so i would not suggest to you that all of that evidence is in place, but i think the longer time goes by, its possible that the case will be made and there are certain individuals who are working to make that case. >> translator: well, as far as im concerned, id just like to say that we do not consider that we are miles apart on many questions on the agenda. syria and ukraine in our i...

Our friends accountable to the agreements they make. our failure to do this over the recent decades has diminished our standing and encouraged back actors around the world to break their word. we cannot afford to ignore violations of international accords as we have done with iran. we cannot continue to accept empty promises like the ones china has made to press north korea to reform only to shy away from enforcement. looking the other way when trust is broken only encourages more bad behavior a...

Things first. dont go to the extremes. we all know human activity has an impact on the environment and hence on climate. but its not the top priority of the united states. we have less than 4% of the population of the world even live in our country and we dont control the other 96%. if we want to talk about the real issues its china and its india and its mexico and others. >> sure. >> that are polluting the environment. its not the united states of america. >> but what about the treaties? the pa...