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At the launch of the <em>Fuel Poverty</em> report, co-author Professor Ian Sinha said he had “no doubt” that children would die this winter as a result.
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You tired of winning yet? the workers at harley davidson who will be losing their jobs thanks to the trump tariffs don't call that winning. and of course the president himself doesn't know what winning is in international trade. here he is speaking tonight in south carolina, which unbeknownst to him as the world's largest bmw plant. >> we're winning. we're winning now, like we haven't won before. we're winning on trade. we're winning on trade. >> joining our discussion now, austan goolsbee, currently professor of economics at the university of chicago. when i was studying economics in college,...
Accepted that help, bob mueller's taking a position today he views that as a crime. >> let's bring in joyce vance, former u.s. attorney, currently professor at the university of alabama law school. joyce, what jumps out at you? >> the biggest question that i have after reading through this indictment is what the source of this information is because it appears that mueller has very detailed information about how this russian troll farm for lack of a better term, worked. so you have to wonder, did he have someone on the inside there, did it come from e-mails? he got information from facebook du...
Need to be when petitioning the court? second, who are the judges? their identities are kept secret. what do we know about who is making crucial decisions to say the least? and third, given the secrecy surrounding the court, what accountability is there if like carter page or donald trump for that matter you feel you've been treated unfairly? to help answer questions, currently professor at ucla school of law, and back with us msnbc contributor chuck rosenburg. great to have you both with us. chuck, let's tackle the first question, if i may. there is a claim there was the okay to surveil carte...