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Daniel hoffman, and can i ask you about that point that jennifer just made which is, there are many isis prisoners that are being held by the kurds, but if the herds have to lead to protect themselves what happens to those prisoners? >> thats a great concern. they are roughly estimated may be 70,000 prisoners, may be 10,000 of whom are those hardened fighters. president trump was in a tough spot because europe and other countries wouldnt take them back, they prefer they be tried where they commi...

Politicians in berlin to make their voices heard in brussels and avoid a hard break which could cost german businesses billions bricks it will change aspects of germanys export trade it will not be more complicated but also cost up to nine billion euros more year according to expect estimates the extra costs will be due to terrorists registration procedures and waiting times at borders and german industry representatives can still be reached between the e.u. and great britain. were calling on bo...

A good four percent in value on one side probably because the deal is off and those hundred seventeen billion dollars but on the other side also it is really the big question what will it mean for doing business in china in the future yes court in new york thank you. well at a european parliament debate on tuesday e.u. officials urged the u.k. government to speed up brakes of negotiations with just one year to go until britain is to exit the block prime minister theresa may has mainly been repea...

And avoid a holiday breaks it which would cost german businesses billions of euros. brix it will change aspects of germanys export trade it will not only be more complicated but also cost up to nine billion euros more per year according to experts estimates the extra costs will be due to terrorists registration procedures and waiting times of borders and german industry representatives hyper deal can still be reached between the e.u. and great britain. just talked a few were calling on both side...

Least a cease-fire. >> sean: what do you make of european countries and qatar now recognizing this rebel organized group as libyas legitimate government? especially in europe they have oil interests there. if the so-called reason for natos involvement was humanitarian, it does make some people suspect. >> geraldo: well, i think the people have every reason to be suspect. italy is an interesting case. italy was the colonial master of libya for almost half a century until italy was defeated in 194...

Least a cease-fire. >> sean: what do you make of european countries and qatar now recognizing this rebel organized group as libyas legitimate government? especially in europe they have oil interests there. if the so-called reason for natos involvement was humanitarian, it does make some people suspect. >> geraldo: well, i think the people have every reason to be suspect. italy is an interesting case. italy was the colonial master of libya for almost half a century until italy was defeated in 194...

That wish list urging politicians in berlin to make their voices heard in brussels and avoid a hard to brics it which would cost german businesses billions of europes. brix it will change aspects of germanys export trade it will not only be more complicated but also cost up to nine billion euros more per year according to experts estimates the extra costs will be due to terrorists registration procedures and waiting times of boarders and german industry representatives hyper deal can still be re...