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Now, who would you say has more leverage inside venezuela? the sitting president nicolas maduro or the self-declared opposition leader juan guaido offering honesty and heart? >> well its definitely a standoff. maduro has all the power behind him but guaido has legitimacy internally by being freely elected as both deputy in his congress and as head of his congress and now international legitimacy with the popular support. so its sort of, you know, guns versus people in a sense. but i think its st...

Legitimacy as the financial screws continue to turn as countries like the united states and england and others find ways to restrict venezuelas revenues, if they are able to find those ways. that has to affect the military. again, its its own rank and file. as that grows increasingly desperate in terms of their living situation, that makes it difficult for them to carry out any orders to repress the people or any other orders from the government. >> to that point, the venezuelan economy has been...

Why the opposition is in secret talks with military and government officials object ousting him. both the men seek the military support. lets talk about the power struggle playing out in venezuela with jennifer. she is at georgia state joining us. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> given where things stand right now, who would you say has more leverage inside venezuela, the sitting president, maduro, who is demanding loyalty or the self-declared opposition leader, juan guaido who is off...

Marker president trump puts down at this point? he has agreed to stuff on this deal, then he yanks it. who knows what to think until. thats why he lost so much leverage. he may have to agree to something and call it a wall, call it a day and move on. >> or call it peaches, as they said in the past. >> ryan, quickly. >> still threatening to use an emergency declaration. if he does that, absent a deal, that will be challenged in the courts and the courts will have the last word on that. >> its not...

Thats what we get from paul manafort and roger stone and potentially has something to do with what potential leverage russia had over donald trump and his campaign. thats what we got from the morning no new york times report a few weeks ago which was about an investigation being opened up into whether donald trump was acting as an agent of russia when he fired james comey, although, as i say, we dont quite know what it is in the middle of the puzzle. but with every indictment and every new piece...

More desperate it makes it difficult for them to carry out any orders to repress the people or any other orders from the government. >> to that point, the venezuelan economy, look, it has been in a state of crisis for some time now. and now reacting to outside pressures from various nations, these nations are picking a side, right? so you have russia and china on one side for instance backing maduro. you have the united states, the eu, and many latin-american countries supporting guaido. again t...

The uk side of things. i think its a different story in brussels. george? >> anna stewart, thank you. the presidential stand off in venezuela is intensifying. both leaders there want the support of the military. the question here, who has the most leverage? we discuss the power struggle ahead for you. the philippines, hunting down the suspects after a deadly bombing. what we are learning about the bombing at a cathedral on sunday as newsroom pushes on. do you want ready to wear clothing with...

Dismissing the suggestion he offered protection for d.r.e.a.m.ers in exchange for border wall funding. he told the "journal" that is a separate subject at a separate time. but senate republicans are not in the mood for more. >> i dont think shutdowns are good leverage. it is a lesson ive certainly learned in my time here. there have been two shutdowns since the time ive been there and the aggressor in neither one was the winner. >> shutdowns are never a good policy, they are never to be used as ...

A separate subject at a separate time. but senate republicans are not in the mood for more. >> i dont think shutdowns are good leverage. it is a lesson ive certainly learned in my time here. there has been two shutdowns since the time ive been there and the aggressor in neither one was at winner. >> shutdowns are never a good policy, they are never to be used as a means to achieve any kind of goal. i think what will happen is that the efforts to continue to build physical barriers, which have go...

But it shouldnt just look like. the people here should have the air quality they have been entitled to since twenty ten in terms of nitrogen dioxide from a diesel emissions it states. the current legal levels for nitrogen dioxide emissions were introduced in two thousand and ten the court cases purely about upholding those limits you can read is using these regulations as leverage to banish older diesels from urban centers the gals in kitchen court decides in favor of environmental action german...