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count, trump has lied over 12,000 times or made misleading statements 12,000 times since taking office. but to this president, lying about him is the definition of treason, a capital crime. but him lying is fine. that s because one of the things that deficiency authoritarian leaders is that they have a completely proprietary vision of public office. they do not serve the people. they want the people to serve them. and holding power is about, you know, accumulating riches and more power and having people indebted to them. so of course being opposed, anything that threatens him personally is going to be treason and all of this language of war and violence gets adapted to him personally because he has to be the victim. so part of this is his victimization, and that s also consistent with authoritarian leaders, from mussolini to hitler and gadhafi, they always
trying to through the channels here manage expectations, kate, because many believe that aramco is so big it can respond quickly and get the supplies back on to the market. i don t think that s the case in this instance and i ve been covering the market since the 1990s. the invasion of kuwait, for example, it was a shock because there s so much oil that came off the market. the war, the invasion of iraq, even the overthrow of gadhafi, all major events in the market. don t hold a candle to this knocked out in a single day. that s what we are looking at today. and the scale is much bigger than the four events i m talking about. remarkable, important bit of perspective. thank you. coming up for us right now nearly 50,000 auto workers striking against general motors. this is the largest walkout against any u.s. business in over a decade. where things stand. we are on the ground. that s ahead. plus, democratic presidential candidates are
of iraq, the overflow of gadhafi, we have never seen a single day hit of this scale, george, of better than 5 million barrels a day. it does raise the question, as nic underlined there, they have spent billions of dollars trying to protect these very key facilities. it is the largest in the world. the oil field is the second largest. it is hard to put it in context as far as scale. we are looking at an old field 100 kilometers lodge. the fact that they could hit at this sort of level is quite shocking. getting a sense of the scale there. houthis claiming responsibility. the u.s. pointing the finger at iran. iran saying, hey, it wasn t us. nick paton walsh and john with a look at the markets. we ll keep in touch with you. let s put this in broader
collins and on his comments onoa tough guy and then totally threw him under the the former nation security adviser in there, too, made 16 months ago in the president s eyes through those negotiations with north korea about denuclearization into a mess. something the president brought up repeatedly in the oval office today. but we were set back very badly when john bolton talked about the libyan model, and he made a mistake. and as soon as he mentioned that the libyan model, what a disaster. take a look at what happened to gadhafi with the libya model, and he s using that to make a deal with north korea, and i don t blame kim jong-un for what he said after that, and he wanted nothing to do with john bolton. and that s not a question of being tough. that s a question of being not smart to say something like that.