now the mail. janet decker wood bridge: the debate questions were meant to cause division among the republican contenders. it. average of about 23 million tuned in nina, biggest ratings cnn has ever had. they can thank donald trump for much of that no doubt. the fox debate, by the way, beat cnn by about 1 million viewers on average. not my job, dave. my mandate is to watch all powerful people in this country and make sure they don t hurt you. we re not consultants here. you may have noticed that the europe didn t exactly step up when bush cheney were running things, nate.
but the fire will be out soon. it s not out soon and the people are fleeing. it s amazing ow arrogant the united states is when dictating energy and climate policy to the world. we are the climate police but when it comes to terror it s not our fight anymore. who fills the world s policemen? can we at least help create a police force? long term, with what you re talking about with these refugees. there will be a percentage of men that will make it into the respective countries and there will be a price to pay and it all stems from inaction because it wasn t our fight. europe didn t pick up the slack. i think one of the things that we re looking at now is that russia is actually trying to solve the problem. they were supposed to get rid of the chemical weapons which is assad is still using against his people and working with the
don t have the money. right the yermgermans don t want to be paid back until 2023. the germans in large part have driven and a debate to be had about whether the austerity plan has been single handedly not single handedly. the overwhelming issue for greeks in long-term recovery. is there not? so every single day the greek government to this day spends more money than it brings in in tax revenue. but it can t borrow on the international markets like say for example the united states does. so they must get the money from somewhere. and if the germans and other countries in europe didn t give it to them all the austerity measures they have had to do cut salaries cut pensions they would have been cut even more. thousands and thousands and thousands of more people would have been out of work.
plane s pilot took off auto pilot and crashed it into the ground killing 33 people. all of this raising the question who needs to be protected more the pilots or the passengers? randi kaye cnn, new york. all these years later, still so chilling to hear mohammed ata in the plane. back with richard quest and bruce, a former flight instructor and focus on aviation systems development. richard, as we saw in randi s report there s often a strong place to make safety changes in the wake of a crash and do it quick lu quickly, but sometimes do they go too far? they have unintended consequences wolf. some changes can be made quickly and probably should have been there in the first place. two people in the cockpit. we know the history of why europe didn t have them. low cost carrier said to me
protected more, the pilots or the passengers? randi kaye, cnn, new york. good report and all of these years later, it is so chilling to hear the voice of mohammed atta in the plane. back with richard quest and bruce, a former flight instructor and focus on aviation systems development. richard, as we saw in randi s report, there s often a strong place to make safety changes in the wake of a crash and do it quickly, but sometimes do they go too far? they have unintended consequences, wolf. some changes can be made quickly and probably should have been there in the first place. two people in the cockpit. we know the history of why europe didn t have them. and the low-cost carrier of the