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Bellkin. lets begin first with the doj and their legal brief to the supreme court. heres what they said amongst other things. dhs correctly and responsible econ cloudey concluded that da. >> it is within the dhs purview to render a decision like that and the doj can say they take the position that that position is a lawful one. cases were brought in three federal district courts in new york, san francisco and washington, d.c. and they deemed that this action by the administration was arbitrary a...

Speaking about? did she get that wasnt received in previous administrations? because the great get was for corporate america. >> right. she is talking about commitments, particularly to hire women at kormcorporations. geps the again, these are pieces of paper you mpged the tax cut. that help to good the economy in economy but it hasnt provided a durable growth pattern for the u.s. economy and it has left us back in the land of trillion dollar deficits. >> all right, john harwood, thank you so mu...

That no republicans join in, thats just the way it is. but if republicans wont do their duty, thats just the way it is. >> so, gene, it seems to me to one way to take the argument of your column is the rot goes all the way down. its not just donald trump, it goes all the way down. the question i have for you is given that that may be the case, on one reading of your piece, and it follows from that that the republicans, given their tribal commitments, partisan commitments, will act in bad faith a...

This point to debate. >> right, right. i think he is -- kent is unambiguous there in his statement. really saying, look, as far as he was concerned, and its corroborated by others, this is what the president wanted. and absent the president of ukraine going out and making these commitments that aid was not going to flow. and these are career officials. they dont take political stances. that policy of the administration was to provide that aid to ukraine and they are saying, what is the problem h...

Reversible what does this really need me explain a bit china is the largest emitter of c o 2 emissions world wide relying on coal as their prime energy source at the same time china just agreed to to reduce their order to from just from 2030 on from then on not emitting more it. so furthermore china has just status as a developing country within the paris agreement this means that their commitments are even less binding than the commitments off industrial countries so this agreement this. statem...

A sense among the american public that of course germans would want to unite and that allowed us to play a role with nato with the changes in dealing with the soviet union with the sort of c.f.c. process what i described is in a sense a moving circus of sort of different aspects that had to be changed on the international side to allow germany to unite from the perspective of today was german unification handled well was it too much take over and not enough. i really dont think there was an opti...

C.s.e. process what i described is in a sense of a moving circus of sort of different aspects that had to be changed on the international side to allow germany to unite from the perspective of today was german unification handled well was it too much takeover and not enough. i really dont think there was an option and you know one also has to keep in mind germany had 40 years west germany had 4 years of international commitments if youd started to create a new germany all of a sudden you would h...

Obviously but will current commitments be enough to save the planet well levon 1000 scientists have endorsed research says the world is facing a climate emergency and they say broader action is needed to avert disaster the research highlights 6 areas in need of urgent attention they are energy scientists recommend higher taxes on carbon a reduction in fossil fuel use and a focus on renewable energy secondly the scientists say shortlived pollutants such as methane and small must be reduced also t...

United states out of states out of piracy agreement is a big political loss definitely just to give one example back then when the agreement was signed china and india just agreed in large parts to make commitments because the us united states were also taken action so now that is definitely a loss a gap sorry. but as we see this agreement being announced as irreversible we see that there are attempts and there is an effort to keep this agreement alive and coming to a question if they you and ch...

Its status as a developing country which is why the commitments china is making a not binding at all so far even less than the commitments of industrial countries and china also doesnt have to make any payments to the global climate fund which were set up by the paris agreement so signing a declaration if they do so calling the paras agreement irreversible would be another step to bind china further into the paris agreement which the u. by the way is trying for years already also with a lot of m...