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Special responsibility for maintaining international security. its vital and we mentioned this during the negotiations, its crucial that we fine tune the stability and global security and nonproliferation of weapons of mass destruction. we submitted our american colleagues a note with a number of specific suggestions. we believe it necessary to work together to interact on the desired agenda, military and technical cooperation. this includes the strategic offensive arms limitation treaty. its a ...

The implementation of your idea has a political tinge to it, or is this a practical one? because there will be a gap formed in the supply and demand mechanism, and first its the consuming countries who will fall into this gap. and the second question. before the meeting with president putin you called him an adversary, a rival, and yet, you expressed hope that you will be able to bring this relationship to a new level. did you manage to do this? >> well, actually, i called him a competitor, and ...

Thomas jefferson didnt like it that he got subpoenaed. that was just to produce documents, but he obeyed. im sure richard nixon didnt enjoy the fact that he was getting a subpoena for the famous and now infamous white house tapes, but he obeyed and thats the rule of law in our country. neil: but it was the threat of subpoena from your office, not the implementation of one, that ultimately got bill clinton to talk to you, right? >> no, we actually subpoenaed him, but then we negotiated the withdr...

3,000, nearly 3,000 young children, many toddlers, infants in fact, not reunited with their parents despite a court order that they be reunited. only four of the 102 children under 5 that were supposed to be were reunited by tuesdays deadline. how do you justify this policy without there being an apparent way to keep track of the children and their parents and reunite them as hhs and homeland said they could? >> i dont know how this policy got initiated. im not quite sure whats meant by zero tol...

>> were talking about $10 billion in payments in the risk adjustment program. what the program does, tries to level off the cost for all insurers. insurers that have more healthy people, they channel and funnel money to other insurers that have to cover more sick. so basically its like pooling a risk so the aca could keep its promise that for first-time enrollees, whether youre sick or healthy, you dont pay higher premiums. the trump administration says this is not about politics. its about a ne...

Sanctions will remain in place until final fully-verified denuclearization as agreed to by chairman kim occurs. multiple u.n. security council resolutions unanimously passed require all nations to fully enforce those sanctions. our three countries will continue to be vocal in reminding each country of its obligations to do so. and so while we are encouraged by the progress of these talks, progress alone does not justify the relaxation of the existing sanctions regime. there is also no change to ...

Some details on those commitments and continue the momentum towards implementation of what the two leaders promised each other and the world. back with ambassador locke. a subtle fill in some details because god knows the details were lacking in that statement that came out of singapore. how big is the challenge there now? north korea really hasnt given up anything at this point. >> well, theres a huge challenge facing the united states. obviously we want to build on the momentum of singapore in...

His party faces elections later this year in a state that is the main entry point into germany for migrants travelling north would be that if the malls and the deal covers measures denying entry right on the border but also a faster implementation of the dublin regulation within germany you know that. it covers everything that interior minister would want to. be months if those votes suit a new government is the ridged of that more on this now were joined by our political correspondent max kushn...

Technology from them they have been stealing from us for years and years and years and years. steve: what is going on now with the imposition of these tariffs as of midnight last night, this is still part of the negotiation it? >> is part of the negotiation. here are all the tariffs that went on last night, 818 lines of products right there. lets see how great the world trade system has worked in 197, chinas share of global g.d.p. less than 2%. right now its 15%. hours is 27%, its 24%. as we dri...

Top 1% of earners like him provide cash handouts to the lowest earners. >> the idea that everybody deserves cash to figure what they want to do with their lives is a fundamental social contract with the future. we have to have a tax credit that is a monthly amount of $500 for anybody that makes less than $50,000 that would create an income floor of around $6,000 per adult, below which no one could fall. >> except for the part where they would. hughes adds that this wont discourage people working...