a primary focus for those discussions we have a tough so today so let s go and dive right a. big stimulus this week as the g.o.p. rolled out their new one trillion dollar coronavirus relief package bill on monday senate majority leader mitch mcconnell unveiled that plan dubbed the heels are. we manage senate republicans ministration have been consulting over the last few weeks to come up with a realistic proposal. with what we think is an appropriate amount of additional debt to be good to the economy at this time. we think it is about a trillion dollars. and we ve allocated it in a way that we think makes the most. for the country at this particular time. already there s a split between senate republicans on the bill but next come to go sheesh and what the democrats this is ahead of some looming deadlines all senate minority leader chuck schumer called the relief package totally inadequate perhaps the most controversial is the unemployment a that runs out on friday and unemp
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going to discuss that with our very own rick sanchez all right it s time to boot i . first up a new twist in the main one joe case she is the wall way executive that has been holed up in canada at the request of the u.s. where she s going through a highly publicized legal battle her defense is now seeking access to canadian spy service documents claiming that there has been a cover up and that the u.s. misled canada working up to her arrest here s our alex mileage with the story. it s been the basis of the defense s argument from the beginning why way executive man one joe was arrested in canada due to political not legal reasons and she should be released here s china s government spokesperson saying when we ve been on the media anyone without prejudice can clearly see that the case of the main one jew is a serious political incident for china once again urges canada had to take seriously china so and doesn t in concern proceed from the merits of the matter in its own intere
contact. welcomed on cantor today we discuss the book pain the land with its author. i look at my old interviews like the transcript and you see that often of interrupted people and when you re talking with the a dinny elder you really just let them talk you might ask a question and they might start talking about something and you think this doesn t really relate to my question. but they will get around to answering your question so in a way it was like a real lesson in patience in learning that there are other ways to listen in other ways to sort of. deal with with someone than just sort of consciously interjecting and sort of corralling them into the speech you need to go. in the fall of 9095 i joined a convoy of french u.n. peacekeepers traveling from the besieged city of sarajevo in bosnia to the besieged city of garage in the convoy i met another journalist. who drew book one comics i knew a little about the world of comics but i knew something about the world of journal
and i m kerry sayers. and i m your host, bill kurtis. it s our look at president clinton through the decades. the presidency is the highest office in the land. and over the course of our history, the men who held that post have each impacted and shaped this country. in 1992, the youngest man since jfk, 46 year old william jefferson clinton, then jfk, 46 year old william jefferson clinton, then governor elected our forty-second president of the united states. today on through the decades we take a look at the presidency and legacy of bill clinton. he was charismatic, intelligent and approachable but his eight years in office would be plagued by personal scandal but that didn t prevent him from leaving office with the highest approval rating of an outgoing president since world war ii. we begin, where it all begins for every president. with an election. by november, 1992, the reagan revolution of the 1980s had run out of steam. reagan s successor, president george bush, was s