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a rebel group in western myanmar says it has captured a strategic town near the indian borderfrom the ruling military. the arakan army, part of the rebel coalition, said it had taken the town in chin state —— one of myanmar�*s main routes to india. bbc south east asia correspondent jonathan head gave this analysis. you'll make them me military is so overstretched by fighting going on right across the country, and in the east, the opposite area to this, where it has been losing territory on the chinese border for two or three months. now the arakan army, one of the best equipped of the ethnic groups, have nowjoined together with the main opposition, with the goal, they say, of overthrowing the military regime. it has lots attacked and taken a significant slice of territory, cutting off one of the main routes to india and giving itself an important logistics base. we will have to see how much further the
make the new york classic is the own owner of the legendary liebman's deli which first opened its doors in 1953. will: bev -- we've been talking to you about what is pastrami, what part of the cow does it come from, the cut. we're all fascinated. tell us that and then let's make a sandwich. >> sure. so we start out with a naval cut of -- navel cut of beef, we do salt, sugar -- will: sits for a week? >> yeah, about a week to do that. once we bull -- pull that out, we do our dry rub are. after that we cook it, do a little bit of a smoke, and then we steam for a bunch of hours, and and after that we're ready to pretty much slice. rachel: that's a lot of stuff. >> yeah. it's a labor of love. rick: so your at least a -- you're at least a week in. >> totally.
of republican iowa caucus-goers. that is a difference from polls earlier in the cycle that had governor desantis in second place here in iowa. but all of this to say, we don't know what the turnout is going to look like. it was negative 20 when i woke up this morning. i barely got here because my car got stuck in a snow bank. some of the roads are still impossible and so that is the big wild card as we approach monday. victor and amara. >> i'm so glad you found a way to be indoors toer this. thank you so much. correspondent and anchor of inside politics sunday manu raju is with us. turnout is a big factor in the iowa caucus. how much of iowa, is undecided right now and are voters minds mostly made up? >> there is a slice that has not made up their mind according to
on things that are relevant as opposed to things that are not. >> let's do an exercise. >> sure. >> i'm dead serious. i'm donald trump. ask me a question about the 2020 election. >> first, great hair. >> thank you. >> hair has gotten better than i've seen in the past. >> you know, i thinned it out a little bit. i stopped with the orange hair spray. >> yeah. i guess i could ask some version of this question. how are you going to handle the chaos that comes along with your approach to governance and also with some of the policies that you've promised? the muslim ban, so-called, which caused so much chaos and had to go to the courts last time, you want to reinstate that and make it stronger, which, arguably, means making it unconstitutional. that's what happened last time. does the public that supports you, the slice of the public that supports you, do they get a policy that they like, or do they just get chaos? >> what they want is they want order. what you provide and what you left-wing media dupes provide
instead of offering opposition to trump, they're offering websites. that kind of small fall. in watching the trump town hall tonight, because we kind of split up, if i can speak about the reporting assignments. we split up what we were watching. >> i'm sorry. we >> know, now america knows. >> it was all short straws. >> watching that i have bad news and good news but also more bad news. the bad news is as joy said, we are seeing the unvarnished, under oath, in court reality of how you build towards an autocratic regime. whatever you thought the first tune-wise it is measurably on evidence looking worse if there's a second trump term, and we saw that the courtroom yesterday. the slice of good news on the perspective of pr or lies would be, even donald trump didn't
late last night, three key endorsements. a well-known constitutional fire brand representative steve hold switched from desantis to vivek yesterday. representative jeff shipley switched -- stepped in to endorse two nights ago and late last night state senator sandy salmon. by caucus night he will have done 99 iowa counties twice. what is your take on where he is in the race as well? the president didn't mention him in that fold with chris christie. >> my take is that the man is incredibly articulate, nimble. fast on his feet and been in decline since the first debate when i burst onto the scene. he was too much, too far, too much that all his opponents are corrupt and that appeals to a small slice but not certainly a big enough slice to win. my take on him he has a great future in politics and he is so
they'll probably take some of that modal road. there are not going to adopt either what sauer said or that jack smith team said and instead implement something more like a qualified immunity. and i think that the supreme court will also probably take that and kind of slice it up as to your actions taken by president should have immunity attached to them, but certain actions should not. >> on that front, i want to listen to what one of trump's attorneys, john sauer, argue today. >> could george w. bush be prosecuted for obstruction of official president for allegedly giving false information to congress, to induce that nation to go to war under those prices? could president obama be charged with murder for allegedly approving drone strikes to top it so doesn't abroad? >> both of those examples are actions that were pretty clearly part of bush and a
either what sour said or what the jack smith team said. and instead implement something like a qualified immunity. i think the supreme court will also probably take that and kind of slice it up as to certain actions they think a president should have immunity a touchdown, and certain action should not. >> reporter: on that front, i would like you to listen to what one of trump's attorneys, mr. sauer, argued in court today. could george w. bush be prosecuted for obstruction of an official proceeding for allegedly giving false information to congress, to induce a nation to go to iraq at war under false pretenses? could president obama be potentially charged with murder for allegedly authorizing drone strikes targeting u.s. citizens located abroad? >> reporter: both of those examples are actions that were pretty clearly part of bush and obama's presidential duties. isn't that a bit of a red herring here in this argument? well, i think what he's doing there to a certain degree is countering jack smith's argument that there is no immunity at all four of former president. and so those types of things that he listed that should have immunity attached to them, if you accept jackson its argument,
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