He doesnt get to do that. Okay. Now his own dhs secretary, jay johns Johns Johnson stated it to enforce a duly enacted constitutional law thats beyond simple prosecutorial discretion. I think that the a least three of our witnesses believe the president has crossed that line. Could you be more specific and let me start with mr. Dupree. Thank you. I think secretary johnson is correct when he says there is a line. I think in this case the president not only crossed the line but that line is far, far, far in the distance. Thats kind of like the line he drew on syria. Right . I think that is an apt analogy. Thank you. I dont know that the constitution requires a certain number of people beyond which he could not grant deferred action to. I dont think the constitution speaks to that degree my time is limited. Im just going to quote very quickly from the opinion quoted by members of this committee and some of the witnesses and that is the cheney opinion. This is the part thats conveniently i
That. I can certainly do a better job of explaining how we make decisions. I agree. I think so many people have so much information or distractions, the idea role of the media is not one that interest people. I think we are much more interested in the topic than anyone else. By and large the best thing we can do is do our job and youre asleep and well. I do think there is a humbling that occurred over the past 15 years as the industry has done much less well. So i do share the view that if we can be more transparent, that is helpful and consistent with who we want to be as an organization. Like we wrap up, i would for each of you, the journalist out there, to give a sense of how you tried to inspire the people that work with your theeagues to mind for difficult story and why it is important. Left to right,om please. I would say i have done the last a lot of work at reuters to encourage more excitement about the bigger and more investigative stories. As a news agency you can be tempted
[ applause ] and mr. Clegg the first question comes from darren metcalfe, please. Darren metcalfe. Nick. Hi, darren. How are you . Your promise on Student Loans has destroyed your reputation. Why would we ever believe anything else you say . [ applause ] nice easy way to start. Look, firstly, i got it wrong. I said sorry. Musically, no less. When you make a mistake in politics just as in life in politics just as in life sometimes you cant do exactly what you want. I was absolutely between a rock and a hard place five years ago on that particular policy. Secondly, i hope you can at least give me credit for the many, many other things that i have actually put into practice, whether its taking lots of people on low pay out of paying any income tax. The biggest expansion of apprenticeships this countrys ever seen. The biggest reform of our Pension System in a generation. More money into schools to help with the education of disadvantaged children. More childcare. Shared parental leave. Hea
Conflict, and Climate Change at the global conference in beverly hills, california. This is just over an hour. Good morning, everybody. Thank you for coming and joining what is going to be a really interesting panel on global risk of which there is unfortunately a surplus in the world today. We will cover as much as we can in the hour we have. Starting on my end is former commander of nato with a 2004 candidate for president and now chairman of the investment bank. Next on my left is senator lindsay grahm. Republican from south carolina. Member of the argument Services Committee along others. And senator gram last i checked you said there was a 91 chance you would seek the republican nomination for president. 92 . We will see if that number goes up during the panel. Tony blare, former Prime Minister of Great Britain and to his right is state minister for Foreign Affairs for japan, a member of Japans Parliament representing the liberal democratic party. Thank you for joining us. Mr. Bla
These six men. Its taken so long for them to be charged. Theres no question what happened. Host im sorry, maybe you can call in again, we can get your comments again. Going to move on to virginia, independents line. Caller thank you for taking my call. Im from virginia where, you know the American Dream was born here. Jamestown in 1619, you had your first africans get here to this country, became the greatest nation on the planet in terms of talking about the ideal of democrat sifment and independence for all. It hasnt happened. And here in virginia, we have a place called fort monroe where that happened almost 400 years ago. And what were doing there is helping people understand how our founding past impacts who we are today. So we codified slavery in the constitution and now in 1865, supposedly it was ended with the adoption of the 13th amendment. But here we are in the 21st century, still fighting the ills of how this country was founded. What we are hoping we can do is help people