Page 329 - Flaws News Today

A business. experience communism firsthand when you grew up in east germany until the wall came down so what was communism like when you lived in eastern europe you experienced all the flaws of communism communism means that you have no right to own property lets say you own land or a company or even a little tiny corner shop the government took it away from you and of you as a no no as a neighbor spoke up against against this redistribution you were called a counter-revolutionary and you could ...

Encouraged president trump to stay put. this as the drumbeat inside the administration has grown increasingly loud this weekend courageing the president to renege on the deal. mike pompeo sees major flaws in the deal. >> bill: he is moving quickly. gillian turner at the state department. thanks. >> sandra: hillary clinton finding a new scapegoat. she is now blaming her election loss on being too capitalistic ignoring the more socialist democratic party. >> bill: a new claim from inside the penta...

>> neil: you think roger ailes was afforded that? >> i think roger was drummed out of the business. in many ways, his legacy was erased. its as if roger never existed. i have found myself wishing whiskfully that he died a year earlier before this all broke. if he did, he would have a statue on mount rushmore. here he has endowed journalism schools and they have taken his name off. senior citizen centers. >> neil: you write about his brilliance and that. talked about the flaws and so many great p...

Has some rational basis. it also has some serious flaws. but trump-supporting members of congress are clearly kicking this up a notch by now floating the possibility of impeaching rod rosenstein and leaking their own draft on that matter to the press. it seems perfectly clear that if these trump-supporting republicans didnt try to pursue these articles of impeachment against rod rosenstein right now, they would not succeed in getting him impeached and removed, right? theyre not going to get a ma...

Deal had been the verification regime. if anything, this just makes it even more clear that you cant have a verification regime that gives the iranians weeks to clean up a site before you can go in there. >> jon: joining us israeli ambassador to the u.n., danny dannon. youve written a piece in the "wall street journal." you argue the nuclear deal has a lot of holes and ought to be renegotiated. the president of france, the chancellor of germany seem to disagree. how would you argue with them? >>...

To improve the deal. particularly, on verification. what prime minister netanyahu really demonstrated is that the iranians were lying about the extent of the nuclear program. we have known it for some time but now we know more about that. that means that you really have to have strict verification. this deal doesnt have strict verification. >> dana: that has been one of the plaus, of -- flaws, of course. let me move to north korea. you have been asked a lot about it. how do you respond to the cr...

It sells. >> it sells for you. >> he let me tell you, its a mixed blessing having to go after this stuff all the time. im living that reality. so is alisyn. but im tell you this. when you come on and you are upset about the comedian the way you are right now, thats your right and its fair. but you do not match that in any way when it comes to the president and his actions. i watched you in this interview say youre not sure what the president meant when he was clearing mocking the exact disabilit...

Enrich uranium, caught with weapons in their possession, working the black market to get those kinds of materiels. its based on a false premise, which is that the iranians only want civilian nuclear power. just coming back to inspections, thats a really important object lesson for north korea. one of the flaws in the iran nuclear deal, the iranian regime gets to determine what sites are open for inspection and what arent. they can deny access. a good deal with north korea would not allow for tha...

That is not an acceptable situation. >> dana: basically the question was does pulling out of the iran deal make the north koreans think that the united states isnt going to be solid in negotiations for its deal? and he said, no, the opposite is true. your thoughts? >> look, i think what it says to the north koreans is that we want a good deal. we want a better deal. we want one thats verifiable. also to get around to what netanyahu said in israel today, we want the north koreans and the iranians...

About it. >> shepard: those partners including united kingdom and germany who were just -- and france who were just here. they seem intent okay, we can work on other things. we have to make this deal stick. >> thats right. the basic bargain in the trump administration has been driving at, well stick with the deal, well stay in the jcpoa if you guys work with us to number 1 correct its flaws and thats flaws like some of those were talking about today and address irans activities more broadly in t...