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have to reveal that number, am i correct? >> yeah, you know, it's been fighting with them in bankruptcy court for 20 months and we're blessed that the bankruptcy judge and the u.s. trustee came in along with cbs to support the position that this is an issue of national importance and a public safety concern. they shouldn't get to hide the fact that they're using the police as a taxpayer funded repo service and putting good-paying customers in jail. even when hertz knows that the information in their polices reports are false. they do not correct the misinformation causing individuals like julian to languish in jail because they don't want to admit they made a mistake. asking the new ceo this isn't the world-class experience that hertz is expecting. let's bridge the division and resolve this issue before
we're not? >> part of the problem is since the end of the cold war, i think too many of us have really internalized the notion that the americans have no real peer and we can act at will and if something bad happens in the world, we can fix it because that's our nature. we're doers. we're not bystanders even though, you know, i mean, in the case of syria, i was arguing for an intervention to stop the bloodshed in syria, you know, 400 deaths ago, 400,000 deaths ago and yet, people said that one we don't feel strongly about. in this case, i think, you know, people have just replaced ukraine with sort of generic country and that we can just do this and they're not thinking through that, you know, this isn't the world -- the world isn't that new, that this is a different -- this is different than syria. this is different than them and
>> no. the troops he met with in poland routinely interact with ukrainians. >> dana: joining us now former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. kurt volker. >> the fact that we're training ukrainians is a good thing. we're in this to support ukraine and help them survive against russia and we should own that. there are no u.s. troops in ukraine going into ukraine or fighting alongside ukraine. that has been the position. i don't think that these remarks really undercut what is a fundamentally sound decision and i think in this case it is a question of getting the communications right. we should own the fact we support ukraine. >> bill: why not own the comment about putin wanting to go? isn't the world thinking the same thing? >> absolutely. i was in europe this week and in prague where they heard the
come from the the entire world dismissed the lab leak theory as a conspiracy which tells you there is even something deeper. that is the control that the communist chinese party has over group think across the globe. many people, too many people, no matter where you are from are told what to think by the all powerful chinese dollar and chinese communist party behind that dollar. ainsley: one source says the chinese will lie either way. i don't think we will ever know. nikki haley said that last week. she said it's been too long. how are we going to go in this lab. first of all, probably won't let us in if we did press them to let us in. what are we going to find? it's been cleaned up? lawrence: interesting thing, ainsley, there is no curiosity on the issue. it is very clear that this should be a world issue. why isn't the world united on the issue of holding them accountable? they are not. the world is not.
a pet. that's right made of knitted polyester as off exactly from the size i'd say it's supposed to be for a dog. made in china but they're different sizes this one is apparently for medium sized dog. do the dog coats have leather parts as well in that case they'd be charged at a lower rate. but that puts and put on hundred percent polyester so at the moment that means a twelve percent import tax and if these were saddles that would only be two point seven percent. they have no idea what's behind that difference it's a decision taken in the e.u. level all they do is check the contents of containers. of the seven i've been working here for a long time and working you feel like germany isn't the world's top exporter but that most of the stuff is coming from china the chinese make pretty much everything . for me. the
trump. so there's that. but also this bill is just at a certain -- we're at a point in history where your big bills are your lowest common denominator messes. you ought to be doing the smaller, less complex ones. >> it appears that the president doesn't care about the contents of this bill and wants point on the board. when that calendar turns to 2018, president trump doesn't want to look back and say i don't have a single legislative achievement. in the two big fights, repealing and replaces obamacare and tax reform, i've lost. >> exactly. and they've known that for month s. they have to get some points on the board. they have to get something passed. tax reform is not something that trump's base was evangelical about. this isn't the wall. it isn't immigration. if this isn't the world's
the front pages of the state tax returns we had that were sent to the "new york times" and the "new york daily news" last fall may have come from donald. donald has a long history of leaking material about himself when he thinks it's in his interests. >> do we have reason to believe that those documents you just described there were leaked by him or is it just a possibility? >> it's a possibility and it could have been leaked by someone at his direction. but with donald, you never know. donald creates his own reality and he says things that aren't true, he says things and denies he said them. he lives in this world that isn't the world where you and i live of verifiable facts so, yes, i think i have to include that in the list of possibilities where it came from. >> when you look at this document, when you look at these numbers, obviously we don't have the supporting schedules and the sort of appendices you get in big tax returns. do these numbers seem right to you? the white house statement to us is reiterating the $150 million income number and the $38 million paid number. those numbers seem right to you?
the very sleazy girl-on-girl pictures of the first lady in the "new york post" may have come from donald. the front pages of the state tax returns we had that were sent to the "new york times" and the "new york daily news" last fall may have come from donald. donald has a long history of leaking material about himself when he thinks it's in his interests. >> do we have reason to believe that those documents you just described there were leaked by him or is it just a possibility? >> it's a possibility and it could have been leaked by someone at his direction. but with donald, you never know. donald creates his own reality and he says things that aren't true, he says things and denies he said them. he lives in this world that isn't the world where you and i live of verifiable facts so, yes, i think i have to include that in the list of possibilities where it came from. >> when you look at this document, when you look at these numbers, obviously we don't have the supporting schedules and the sort of appendices you get in big tax returns.
and he says things that aren't true, he says things and denies he said them. he lives in this world that isn't the world where you and i live of verifiable facts so, yes, i think i have to include that in the list of possibilities where it came from. >> when you look at this document, when you look at these numbers, obviously we don't have the supporting schedules and the sort of appendices you get in big tax returns. do these numbers seem right to you? the white house statement to us is reiterating the $150 million income number and the $38 million paid number. those numbers seem right to you? >> yes. and they fit the things we know from other public records about how donald does business. for example, the dividends he gets are primarily not what are called qualified dividends that suggest they come from not big companies like exxonmobil but privately held enterprises. they show almost no tax-exempt
>> yeah. i mean we have seen, you know, hours and hours of footage in making the documentary, and there are many, many journalists that have done the same. the content that is coming out both from aleppo and from all over syria is myriad and much of it from the white helmets. it's certainly true that the world needs to respond. the world has not done enough as yet to protect civilians, and in particular children, and certainly in this stage now when aleppo is almost fallen, the geneva convention, more than ever must be used specifically workers must be protected. >> so orlando why isn't the world helping more? >> you know, it's -- it's really difficult. i can't speak for the international community but in terms of the general public around the world, i think part of the probably is an apathy. the syria conflict is so