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equipment. and c, they had lines that were energized, creating a fire to the extent that they should have followed appropriate protocol in removing the evidence. that would be another line of parallel between what has happened in previous cases. they should know that in previous cases, you know, in california and around the country, this would be evidence that is necessary to review for any sort of official investigation or civil case. >> i think some people look at this and they say, wait, how did it even get to this point where the electric company was the one on scene removing stuff? why was this not secured? but as "the post" points out, maui county doesn't have an authority like calfire in california where you have authorities coming in and securing the scene. does that need to change for hawaii? >> well, that's a very large policy question. whether or not they're going to,

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Fox Report With Jon Scott

bring the battery supply chain home. the chinese just for export control requirements on which are used in things like telecommunications and batt batteries. so what is the policy question with this and explicitly thought the linkage they have dealing characteristics there certainly no plan to make us less dependent on china for more critical things like pharmaceuticals prickett run 90% of ants and medics from china and a huge amount of generic drugs. many of which are necessary for life for many americans have active pharmaceutical ingredients that come only from china. there is no real plan here. >> too that point you argue have a dangerous dependence on china, what should the united states do about it? >> we should follow what donald trump's u.s. trade has recommended which is not complete delink it okay if we bite cheap t-shirts to jump from china but since it important for our lives anything dealing with

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CNN Primetime

seems to be this officer was particularly excited, because he jumped back from the beginning, never gave him a chance to talk or try to surrender. just beat him up. tossed him out. it wasn't a battle. it was a situation where he was tossing around. he was beating him up. he was on his back he was choking him. the kid was trying to protect himself. then he tried to get away. >> you talked about him trying to get away, mr. burris, can you quickly tell me the people who are bringing this suit against? >> i obviously we're going to sue the security officer himself, the security company, his employer, and we're gonna sue walgreens as well because they're the ones who hired him. they're the ones that put together this policy of having a gun which is kind of shocking to have guns on a security guard and in a retail place like this. you might have guns in security places and banks. to me that is a policy question made. and then i understand i gather

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CNN Primetime

you talked about him trying to get away. mr. john burris, you talked -- can you quickly tell me the people who you are bringing the suit against? >> we are going to see the security officer himself, the security company, his employer. and we are going to see walgreens as well because they are the ones who hired him. they are the ones that -- policy of having guns, which is kind of shocking, to have guns on a security guard and a retail place like this. you don't have guns in security places in the banks. so, to me, that is a policy question that was made. and then i understand, i get it, there's been policy changes over a period of time. and the officers there may not be clear about what their responsibilities and where they properly trained -- where they give the authority that if you don't respond, you kill them? and you shoot them? without the policy? if so, that's a wrong headed policy and one that should not be accepted. and i'm not going to accept. we are going to fight this all the way through. >> mr. john burris, thank you so much for taking the time to go through this case with us.

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The Story With Martha MacCallum

that was being diligent trying to get information for the american people every morning. he'd e-mail me. these are the topics i'm interested in. that's ordinary. it's unordinary to have the cards scripted out for the president. i was at upper press. they said sometimes we'd have to fight to find out who the correspondent was from a various networks. some networks were coy who they were sending to the briefing room. certainly never detailed questions. i can count on my hand the times somebody would have a policy question. a reporter denies this happen. she went to karine jean-pierre and said i'm interested. karine jean-pierre likely wrote out a sample question that tracked it. that's where maybe the confusion was. >> one of the question this brings up is should the president be just easier about being able to handle the back

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Fareed Zakaria GPS

i think they weren't aiming at this one or that one or this group or that group, they were aiming at all of the depositors with the eye to the systemic risk for the entire system. so the dragnet picks up everybody when you do it. but it opens up to what you're asking, what i think, is really the policy question of guaranteeing deposits and that is something that will have to be worked through. we have a $250,000 cap with the government guarantee, how sensible is that? the word that gets tossed around, the expression that gets tossed around is moral hazard. if you protect these depositors, they and other depositors in the future won't be so careful where they leave their money and if they're not so careful, this situation is likely to reoccur. and the implication, the suggestion is that people should do their homework and do research on which are solvent

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Fareed Zakaria GPS

the systemic risk to the entire system so the dragnet picks up everybody when you do it, but it opens up the -- what you're asking, what i think, is really the policy question of guaranteeing deposits and that's something that will have to be worked through. we have a $250,000 cap on what the government will guarantee. how sensible is that? the words that get tossed around is moral hazard and that is if you protect these depositors they and other depositors in the future won't be so careful where they leave their money and if they're not so careful this situation is likely to recur, and the implication, and the suggestion is that people should do their homework and do research on which are solving institutions. i won't deny that an institution capable of leaving $500 million in a single depository in a single bank probably have the

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