And the purpose for this typically un cumbersome way of describing the position i think reflected the worry that the person that play the role of special rapporteur might exceed the inquiry into occupation and go more broadly into the relationship of israel and palestine and i think the Human Rights Council was trying to avoid that kind of free inquiry for under the limited inquiry it was a means of set up pretty when your freedom rather than expanding it. Yes curtailing it and also it preclude me from examining whether the palestinians were in some ways also violating human rights within the territory they administer. And i tried to change that way of thinking about the mandate but there was a strong pushback against that effort because who is a fear that if the men the description was changed the mandate itself might disappear your aunt you were at the time a prominent american scholar and International Law and yet as far as i know it was the United States on to the outgoing Bush Adm
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Asked trumps last days in office lame duck, raging bull. Thanks very much indeed for joining us. My guests here in the studio. Our susannah Foreign Correspondent for spiegel magazine, who says trump us, how to devastating impact on americas standing as a reliable Global Leader . The old america no longer exists. Also with us, eric from a freelance journalist who writes for the l. A. Times and says, trumps power is fading by the day, but his failure to ensure a smooth transition to biden has become a real threat to National Security. And a very warm welcome to too early for telling a child to a german iranian political scientist with the Afro Middle East Center in johannesburg. And ali argues that overt millet 3 adventurism against a great interest may prove too costly, even for donald trump. So covert operations likely. Thank you all 3 for being here today. 1st question. Eric Donald Trumps former National Security advisor. John bolton says the big question is how much damage trump can
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Could you go back into that environment today or what was the formula that allowed you to exist for three decades . Did you have a particular relationship with ted turner or just enlighten us a little bit for the developments. Its helpful that i joined cnn 1980 at the beginning. I was one of the founders of cnn, one of the fortunate ones who was there from the you know, i was present at the creation as they say, and it was a spectacular place to work as we built it because it was something unthought of before ted turner. The global cable newscast and he put it into action and institutionalized it. It was really truly remarkable. But it changed over time, as these things do. And we founded it in 1980. By 1984 ted was on the forbes most, you know, the wealthiest list and it been basically on the verge of bankruptcy just four years earlier when he founded it. So his position changed, so did ours, suddenly were in the white house pool, were growing, and over time his commitment, teds commi