Thanks clarke and the Aspen Institute have having me back. Lucky to have the Homeland Security jeh johnson. Not going through his bio. You have it in your pamphlet. The two things that struck me as the most interesting preparing for this. It is difficult to know where to start in an interview with the secretary. He has Legal Council at the pentagon was involved in the most important issues that the Obama Administration inherited from the Bush Administration and many of you know he was responsible for helping resend dont ask dont tell he was the last legal word on every drone strike outside of the main seeders of war at the pentagon, he was in charge of the fraught issue of figuring out how to shutdown guantanamo bay, and the list goes on and on. With that background, it does make you realize why you were the guy for dhs which is another institution with a lot of problems when you inherited it. I want to ask you given that background you went from the pentagon and offense on the war on
That would be a substitute for nuclear testing. They have not allowed us to go there. In the agreement, it says very little except there will be a separate arrangement tween the iaea and iran on park in. There is a lot of negotiation left to discuss. The iran issues may shift a bit in a good direction. As you all know what we think of those capabilities and intentions, at least on a softer human side of covering iran, there are now at least some relationships. We have now been able to establish some kind of human contact with at least some of the key players in iran. We are not getting anywhere close to the leader and we dont really know what happens in the inner sanctions in iran but at least now there are channels that will be aggressive relief after so many decades where we were following iran remotely and new we could follow large movements of military forces but we really felt very handicap at not knowing enough of the internal politics. We all know this agreement was negotiated b
Droughts, and longer wildfire season, all disasters that are becoming more frequent, expensive, and dangerous. Families experience it too. Asthma rates have more than doubled and as temperatures warm, smog gets worse, and those americans will be at greater risk of landing in the hospital. Climate change is not a problem for another generation, not anymore. That is why my administration will release the final version of americas clean power plan, the most important step we have ever taken to combat Climate Change. Until now, there have been no federal limits to the amount of pollution power plants can dump into the air. We limit the amount of toxic chemicals like mercury and sulfur and arsenic in our air and water, and are better off. Existing power plants can still dump unlimited amounts of harmful Carbon Pollution into the air we breathe. For the sake of our kids health and safety of all americans, that is about to change. We have been working with states and Power Companies to make s
National captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. Visit ncicap. Org] [captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2015] things are winding down here at the press club. If you missed any of the discussion of discussion with the chancellor at unc, you can find it online at cspan. Org. The herald newspaper today reporting that Senate Majority leader Mitch Mcconnell thinks the senate could pass along stalled Cyber Security bill before leaving for august recess, but that it will take cooperation. Could see a procedural vote to move forward on that measure tomorrow. Party lunchesin right now. You can catch the White House Briefing on cspan2. And of course, the senate with a gavel back in. More live coverage is coming up in about one hour, talking about the future of afghanistan with general John Campbell, the general of Operation Resolute support starting at 3 00 eastern time. Throughout the month we are looking back at the cities we visited this
Cars and people lined up for blocks, aaound parking was nonexistent for any. Renee says at one point, she was concerned for her safety. Again, i thought i was going to run over somebody. Chair. She says as soon as the doors shut down last night, they way. The first thing this morning, pushing for a change. We should have a primary. We have too many people, particularly urban areas in the front range for a caucus to be manageable. Reporter everyone we spoke to echoing the need for a primary election in colorado. Tossing out a caucus. Saying this he say to make sure everyone has a say and a vote. Lawmakers are putting in a bill. That way more people dont drive off the minute they get mark boyle, denver 7. Overall, the front runners on both sides won big across the map on super tuesday. Here in colorado, democratic candidate Bernie Sanders won, but Hillary Clinton took seven states. On the republican side, donald trump also won seven states. Both now have commanding leads and delegates. T