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And with dignity then this is not going to happen and that has to be ensured through dialogue between not only bangladesh and me and mine but also through an international process that. pulls up what is needed. what mohammad mossad executive director of the relief agency brac. well a rough and russian journalist is in hospital after being stabbed in the neck by an intruder at work tania is deputy editor of echo moscow one of russias few remaining outlets for independent journalism echo employees...

Of new ways to improve. i lot of saying from jeff bezos, he said its always day one. i love that saying. that is oinnovative culture tha we aspire to achieve. when it is always day one, there is always that great excitement, can the do attitude. and everything is as from scratch. there is nothing to inhibit you to try something. so id love that. >> this weeks your biz selfie comes from michael bloch who owns popcorn charlies. the product comes in a variety of flavors and sells into retail outlet...

Slippery slope and has her own series as to what happens in that ambush. listen. >> the government of chad drove this hard bargaining and when after exxon hard and the ceo of exxon or most of the time was rex tillerson and maybe that -- they just blanket ban people from chad. on friday of last week the government of chad announced they had completed the withdrawal of all chadian troops from the neighboring country that year where for years they have been fighting isis militants. right after that...

Theres such little visibility. theres a lot of reporting but very little illumination into whats going on or what stage were at in the mueller investigation. a lot of stories you see on nbc and other outlets, its just coming out now. from the mueller side of things a very tightly held investigation. the president has been feeling guilty like personally about the legal fees that have been racking up for some of the staff that dont have huge amount of money themselves. >> jonathan, youre at the wh...

Country. its not the white house. its over at msnbc. hard news journalist at respective outlets reporting there is a pay for play deal with the clintons and the russians, and you have hillarys running mate teed up to ask about that. you dont even ask about it, you try to divert? come on. bill was in moscow. bill has taken half a million dollars. shes signing off on deals. everyones getting rich. no one cares. i get certain shows are soft on trump. i get certain shows are hard on trump. they are ...

Producers are only talking to brian. so i dont know whats happening. brian: im getting all kinds of mixed signals. different outlets talking about the president and the way he handled this. >> just put this into a long list of strange, bizarre interactions that the president has on a daily basis. i mean, we could find 10 or 11 or 12 yesterday of public record. >> were talking about how he is incompetent, but how about insensitive? >> i dont think he has any compassion in him, you know. i really ...

>> herman: jpmorgan doesnt represent the risk. large multinational corporations dont represent, they are the job creators credit is how they are framing this message that it is a tax cut for the rich and that is simply wrong. businesses take cash and expand their businesses create jobs. >> lisa: the good news is they can bypass the obstructionism from the left by using the reconciliation process, allowing them to get this done on a party line basis which is the president giving a policy speech t...

Drone strikes may, according to the u.s., provide a tactical advantage but a lot of people are saying it is simply not worth what it is doing in terms of blow back and the negative effect of u.s. foreign policy over generations. >> ashley generations. >> we know foreign leader and diplomats pay close attention to what the president tweets and what he says. how much is isis paying attention to the presidents rhetoric when it comes to them and how does that affect their calculation, if at all? >> ...

Bunch of brothels walking the street legally regulated by the government. and everybody has kind of accepted this quid pro quo situation and it somehow works. >> you were shaking your head about something. >> i agree, about the feeling of security, i think that is priceless. you know, i will do what i have to do to be able to afford to live here, ill work hard, ill tolerate, and even its not that bad when it comes to me voicing certain things which maybe the government doesnt agree with, i feel ...

Well that in all of her years washington post, vanity fair, lots of different time magazines she had never had one successfully kill a piece. that is true. in this case it was a level of intimidation and fear. you could also think about how all of the first amendment attorneys that work for these outlets, they most often have one obligation which is to protect a company against risk and also -- publishing is not a vibrant industry right now. you have to also look at the companies that -- or the ...