Supply. Question is how quickly they could get full capacity back. We are hearing from people they are seeing less optimistic, this could take weeks if not months. The second biggest question i feel is important for your show, this is a country that has the thirdbiggest military budget. It has a u. S. Built missileDefense System. Happenedow this attack and was able to infiltrate Saudi Security measures. Is how otheron producers might react. They are not in any big rush to up production. The saudis have reserved not just in the kingdom and japan. We are talking about the fact that this narrative, saudi arabia, and its partners need to cut the defendant prices. The market has been so focused on the trade war and china. Are going toy comply. When you have a situation like this you can expect these countries not to comply with air out but. That remains to be seen. There have been no calls for any sort of emergency meeting. Opec is in dialogue with the saudis and they are going to be monito
The best minds that we have today in washington dc and in the country on indo pacific affairs. Without further ado let me introduce assistant secretary shriver. [applause] mr. Schriver thank you, victor. Thank you csi s. It is always good to return here and be here but particularly when speaking of these because csi s has done so much quality on the Alliance Relationships with south korea and japan and the trilateral relationship as well. Hosting me and providing this venue and giving us the opportunity to have this discussion. This eventaware that takes place against the backdrop of rising tensions between japan and south korea. Today i would like to do a few things. Talk about the progress that we trilateraln our Security Partnerships and talk about the future possibilities and what we can accomplish to regain a spirit of trilateral cooperation. We need to be frank about the downsides and the risk should tensions continue or escalate. Start by talking about the importance and the res
Purchases if you buy rifles there or magazine fit and 22. 00 in caliber you have to do a multiple sale for those 2. But since President Trumps election gun owners think tighter regulation is a thing of the post its been very very slow i love donald trump. I love donald trump but now that trump was on everybodys happy that guns are not going to go away and i dont want to buying anything so. We want to hear the traffic is sullied and the Law Enforcement officer has put us in touch with the Mexican Police informant this man used to work for the gulf cartel can you describe to me how the cartels operating the weapons trafficking from the u. S. Into mexico it was almost. What about the Mexican Security forces do they make a big effort to stop all of it. And u. S. Security simply has a different concern as american Border Forces are more focused on drugs coming in then weapons going out traffickers have adopted their business model. Official data about trafficking is hard to come by but some
Secretary for affairs. This is 45 minutes. Defense cooperation from the United States japan and south korea. Our speaker this morning is randall shcriver. He is the assistant secretary of defense for indo pacific since early security affairs. He previously served in various u. S. Administrations as the Deputy Assistant secretary of state for east asia and Pacific Affairs and prior to his civilian service he was an activeduty Naval Intelligence officer including a deployment in support of Operation Desert Storm and desert shield. He has won numerous military and civilian awards. He is an old friend and one of the best minds that we have today in washington, d. C. And in the country, on indo Pacific Affairs. Without further ado, let me introduce assistant secretary shriver. [applause] thank you, victor. And thank you, csis. It is always good to return here and be here, but particularly, when speaking of these subjects, because csis has done so much quality work on the Alliance Relationsh
Cruise liners to wave goodbye . The United Nations has called for an independent investigation into an air strike that killed at least 44 people in a Detention Centre near the libyan capital. The top un official there calls it a possible war crime, but the security council, meeting in new york, failed to issue any formal condemnation. Libyan officials blame forces loyal to the warlord, general haftar. He blames local militia. Thousands of african migrants trying to reach europe are being held in libya, in the midst of a civil war. Quentin sommerville reports. They came to libya in search of an escape, but were killed before they could flee its shores. More than 100 migrants, mostly africans, were corralled inside the Detention Centre in east tripoli. They had nowhere to run to when it took a direct hit. Dozens were killed, many more injured. They had fled their countries war, persecution, and poverty, with few possessions. In the rubble, they looked for any scraps that survived. People