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Individuals for interfering in the 2016 election. the media dont like to remind you of that, of course, that doesnt fit their narrative. and of course, he closedtt the russian consulate in seattle. and, as i alluded to earlier, he expelled russian diplomats and suspected spies, 60 of them. so if trump is putins poodle, he has a really odd way of showing it. as walter russell mead wrote in "american interest" last year,r, if he was really a russian mole, he would be doing things like the followin...

We just quick lly underscore th defense spending as a percent of gdp is one measure but there are other ways to look at how our nato allies contribute. >> exactly. take a country like greece which does spend more than 2% of its gdp on defense but its 40% less than it used to be because it had a huge economic crisis and much of its defense spending goes to dealing with turkey and to pensions. thats not a real contribution to the overall level of defense spending in nato. in contrast to norway, wh...

Money not with goods but with money alone this was the start of the financial industry of today. credit cards and current accounts accelerated financial transactions. former public responsibilities were privatized pensions are a case in point the private sector is better at everything than the state so they said need billions came into play. in the one nine hundred eighty s. margaret thatcher deregulated the banks in london bill clinton did the same. later on wall street chancellor gerhard schro...

Money not with goods but with money alone this was the start of the financial industry of today. credit cards and current accounts accelerated financial transactions. form a public responsibility as well privatized pensions are a case in point the private sector is better at everything than the state so they said need billions came into play. in the one nine hundred eighty s. margaret thatcher deregulated the banks in london bill clinton did the same later on wall street chancellor gerhard schro...

Money not with goods but with money alone this was the start of the financial industry of today. credit cards and current accounts accelerated financial transactions. form a public responsibility as well privatized pensions are a case in point the private sector is better at everything than the state so they said need billions came into play. in the one nine hundred eighty s. margaret thatcher deregulated the banks in london bill clinton did the same. later on wall street chancellor gerhard schr...

Finances the annual growth. and shes not alone russia has an aging population and too few people paying into its pension pot the retirement system needs an overhaul. the government wants to modernize the country but needs to invest more in health and education as communication choices can seem a little inevitably a doctor to announce the retirement reform at the start of the world cup hoping perhaps that the football tournament would distract people from its intentions these two. its a puzzle it...

Money not with goods but with money alone this was the start of the financial industry of today. credit cards and current account accelerated financial transactions. former public responsibilities were privatized pensions are a case in point the private sector is better at everything than the state so they said need billions came into play. in the one nine hundred eighty s. margaret thatcher deregulated the banks in london bill clinton did the same. later on wall street chancellor gerhard schroe...

States. all. states shown in green. if you live in one of those states your rights basically dont change. but 13 states have either constitutional or legislative bans. those are the ones shown in red. in those states you could stand to lose protections and rights that come with the legal marriage. missouri, highlighted in yellow here, does allow same-sex marriages through judicial order, but before 2015, only st. louis irked marriage licenses to same-sex couples. now, if you live in one of the s...

There has been some nerves in the u.s. stock market, down 100 points on this monday morning. its a holiday week but there is concern playing out in the marketplace but surely not panic. that being said, concerns about escalation. thats certainly warranted with justin trudeau saying he and his officials have vowed further action if the white house follows through with these threatened duties on their trade. so how far does this go and how painful will it get, congressman? >> look, anybody that ha...

Their ballots in what has become the biggest election in mexicos history. william la jeunesse is covering that live in city. william. >> rappel coming-out analysts say this is the biggest election ever. it is not an overstatement. officials expect a big turnout for the former mayor. he is a left-wing nationalist. he represents a political earthquake here in rejection to the two main candidates. josé antonio meade and ricardo knight of the national action party urging is a strong runner ups with...