police attack a massive funeral procession in bolivia where violence over the country s political transition has turned deadly. israel s attorney general has charged prime minister benjamin netanyahu with corruption it stems from 3 separate cases in which netanyahu is accused of bribery fraud and breach of trust or a force that reports now from western. there s never been anything like it in israeli politics on the day the grinding stalemate over forming a new government and to the new unprecedented phase the attorney general was ready with his own historical 1st. today i informed the representative of the prime minister mr benjamin netanyahu about my decision to try him under an inch and a little clues 3 charges a day in which the attorney general decided to serve an indictment against a seated prime minister the serious crimes of corrupt governance is a heavy and sad day for the israeli public and for me personally from an hour later a shocked looking benjamin netanyahu beg
concludes 3 charges a day in which the attorney general decided to serve an indictment against a seated prime minister the serious crimes of corrupt governance is a heavy and sad day for the israeli public and for me personally. and i later shocked looking benjamin netanyahu began his battle to stay in office while indicted. tonight we are witnessing an attempted coup against the prime minister using false accusation and a systematically tainted and vice investigation. investigations began in december 26th seen into 3 separate cases case $1000.00 involves gifts including cigars and champagne worth more than $200000.00 received and often demanded by netanyahu and his wife sarah from billionaires. and james packer the charge and breach of trust the same charges apply in case 2000 in which newspaper magnate on moser s is alleged to have offered favorable coverage in return for his hampering the activities of a rival but it was case $4000.00 involving show the main stakeholder in
obama, since obama has been in office. as a committee there are particular things. i think that of course the administration gave an adequate support in different times ofti the past two or three years but maybe just put it in contextfo uncomfortable for us and not what we were advocating for with the state department and others in thest united states. but this wasn t fortunately a moment where lives were at stake and as would be seen by the rest of the world as a top issue for american foreign policy or given all the other things going on. so i agree with you that the sort of language they use on several occasions was unhelpful, didn t go as far as we would have liked. w i am not sure whether it ranged alongside some of the things we discussing today for the foreign policy issue betweev them. one of the things with the two countries working side-by-side with iraq inquiry by this committee and the housing inquiry and currently it taken something like four years. we are begi
perfect, identical rebel. replica. they want to know that they respect first and foremost that elected official. he or she has a course of principles they wanted to stick with. secondly, to my larger point, they want to know even if they to people whatn no problem voting for me even though they do not share my belief on that particular issue because that effect that the things i focus in on even on the fiscal issues in my state and that is what they feel they hired me to do. i use example outside of politics. bei were hiring somebody to the chief executive of a company i had and i said he or she was exceptional chief executive of a smaller company, here are the two things i want him to focus on. development and sales. if itnot bother me would but i would get over it if they were a vikings are bears fan and i could get over it. as long as they got they do not focus on that. voters who are different on things like gay marriage and abortion do not really need to worry that
and the disabled and the chronic conditions, we have got to do more than just keep them covered, we have got to cover and then at th to the cost curv. david blumenthal at commonwealth has done a famous job explaining this. this is what the states are doing that i think it s is reay exciting news. i m going to do another session on this. reforming the delivery system and reforming the way that we pay for care in this country. we have to treat health care just like a bunch of economic and the words paying for value that is with medicaid is focused on these days i will stop there and look for questions at the end. thank you. that is a great start this discussion and now we are going to turn over to daniel skyler who is the director of exchange technology and a former director of the technology for utah health insurance exchange which has been in business as long as anybody. his colleagues have been helping a number of states prepare for the implementation, especially the excha