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dole and speeches from president john kennedy and ronald reagan. at noon, fashion experts on first ladies fashion choices. tom brokaw on his more than 50 years of reporting on world events. that is this christmas day on the c-span networks. for a complete schedule, go to c-span.org. minister david cameron taking questions of the house of commons. after that, the european parliament discusses the u.s. senate report on cia interrogation techniques. then farewell speeches for retiring senator mary landrieu. in the final question time of the year, david cameron answered questions from members on the economy, climate change policy, and relations with russia. he also condemned the attacks in australia and pakistan. this is about 35 minutes. questions to the prime minister. minister? i am sure the whole house will join me in condemning the outrages that shocked the world in recent days. the siege of the cafe in sydney was accompanied by harry was typical of that great nati ....
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pronouncement that the gcc countries would be more aligned associated with juror done and morocco, fellow monarchyiesmonarchies. so this is not completely new in reaching out to those two countries, but reaching out to sudan is in part, because sudan is a neighbor of egypt and has its own armed forces. but in an effort to broaden the diversity of the coalition. mr. sharp. i would say that it s certainly not new, as john points out. but we are at a moment. one of the interesting strategic things to think about in terms of this conflict in yemen and really what s been going on since the so-called arab spring began in 2011 is this concept of regional integration albeit military or economic something that s been talked about for decades. right? if you look at just from the economic side, saudi arabia, kuwait, the uae are financially supporting countries that fiscally can t do it themselves anymore, whether it s egypt jordan, be certainly yemen needs the assistance. all of ....
this year s show. is the holy grail of tv. monday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the communicators on c-span2. up next, prime minister david cameron taking questions from members of the house of commons. then we will show you a recent news conference with chinese premier li keqiang. later, a look at workplace discrimination. focus of a recent hearing on the commission of civil rights. during question time at the house of commons there was an exchange between prime minister david cameron and ed miliband about changes made to the u.k. health service. the prime minister took several questions on the state of the economy. mr. speaker: questions to the prime minister. prime minister cameron: this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others. in addition to my duties in this house i shall have further such meetings later today. ian murray: the chancellor said in his first budget, when we say that we are all in this together, we mean it. when the prime mini ....
am going to do. i think the controls we are talking about, not just on benefits, that on the undercutting of wages, people reading rock into the people being brought into the country i think they will help bring the migration down. if you are saying to me if it would be better for the country to join the european union mr. paxman: i have not mentioned the european union. you are making up the questions yourself. mr. miliband: i believe we can n bring in controls on migration. mr. paxman: is there any natural limit to the population of this country? mr. miliband: i will not get pulled into a speculation about numbers. the limits are expressed in the decisions you take year by year, and i have explained decisions i will make. mr. paxman: as it seems do you now competitors there s no figure that you are willing to share with the public mr. miliband: i will not pluck a figure out in the air. mr. paxman: but you have thought about it? mr. miliband: we need to have contro ....