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for our country mobilizing for that war was this conundrum of where all the workers would live, who worked in these newly built and newly retooled production plants? in an already crowded city like detroit, for example, the government of 1941, realized that theyre gonna have to quickly add hundreds of thousands of units of housing in order to bring in hundreds and thousands of new workers to staff these defense production facilities that were being retooled from civilian detroit, or in...

uniforms, everything. the government opened defense production facilities all over the country. factories, they either retooled the existing ones, or they built new ones. and in some places, there were particularly large defense production facilities, either a large number for retooled plants, or a bunch of new ones that were built. one of the things that emerged quickly as a bottleneck for our country mobilizing for that war was this conundrum of where all the workers would live, who ...

had he not been stopped. tell us what we know so far about his motivation? >> well, obviously from what all of the evidence that weve gathered so far, the motivation at this stage appears to be pure hatred. pure racial hatred. now there happens to be a penal law in the state of new york that is entitled a domestic act of terrorism motivated by hate. that particular crime right now is a crime that im focusing on. ive already got him charged mika with the highest murder charge in the sta...

>> well, clearly, all 30 members had to agree to nato membership, first to invite, them and then to ratify the treaty changes. that means, in the u.s. senate for example, 57 votes are necessary for a treaty change. i, think all the indications are that the republicans are going to support nato enlargement, i think we will see that this week with the vote on the ukraine assistance package, which demonstrates that the republican party is prepared to do what is necessary, at least large numbers of ...

Threaten their security. >> briefly, i dont want to make too much of this, but are you concerned? do you think its realistic or proven to worry about the prospect that nato countries wont unanimously agree to this, that a country like turkey, or that even the republican party within the united states senate might balk and say no to sweden and/or finland joining up? >> well, clearly, all 30 members have to agree to nato membership, both to invite them and to ratify the treaty changes, so that mea...

Relationship at times with nato. they bought russian anti-air missiles, the s-400 which is a big problem for the alliance. and i think what the turks are doing is what many countries do is what is the price they could exact to go along. in the end turkey is going to be part of the consensus that invites these countries into nato and will ratify the treaty changes. i have no doubt about that whatsoever. >> so mr. ambassador, lets take a quick trip back to just a few years ago. we actually had a c...

Will changes be implemented? so, with the united states pushing this really hard, we are looking at legislation in some cases, certainly in the us congress, this year. that means we would see this in place by 2023 at the latest. that might sound quite far away but that is pretty dramatically quick in terms of international tax rules, and because it is a coalition of the willing, it doesnt rely on treaty changes, so it really can happen that quick. i think the business model for ireland or luxemb...

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