we are not too close to china. if any accusation we should be level against that we are too close to indonesia in the sense not only geography but diplomatically, politically, culturally, economically, the other one, we should be as being too close to australia. and we have at navy unit for the past ten years, maybe engineers, in some ways it is good, i don t mind navy engineers, in some ways it is good, i don t mind when they say we are too close to china, because that way the australians and americans keep paying attention stop certainly you have been quoted as saying that you want this area to maintain an equal distance from all major powers.
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grounds could he object? well, he kind of painted his lawyers into a bit of a box with that, with that public utterance of i don t mind, turn it all over, because what the lawyers have to argue is that he has a privacy concern, he is a private citizen now as a former president and he has a privacy concern as any citizen would. the problem for his lawyers, mr. trump said this was a persecution, this was a conspiracy by the government. and so heightened it, the government wasn t out there talking about the execution of the search warrant, mr. trump was. so he himself put him in the position of, you know, sort of saying hey, privacy, that is out of window, i m going on the offensive here. his tweet last night about that makes it even more so the case. but that is not to say that the lawyers can t come in today and argue that we can t control our client but this is the legal standard and he has a privacy
i wanted to tell the stories of people who have been through difficult times and through struggles. as somebody who is from iraq and who has family there and actually, i agree with my two colleagues there. as women, we can end up in situations where we are able to tell those human stories incredibly effectively. i remember a colleague, many years ago, saying to me that doing refugee stories are doing stories refugee stories from refugee camps, those are the soft stories. and others are the hard stories. they referred to, specifically they said, oh, i don t mind, you people with less experience doing the soft stories. they are not soft stories. these are hard, painful, harrowing stories that need to be told. and as journalists, a lot of the reasons why we do this is that we can tell those stories. and the way that that has