another high profile incident in the build-up to a game attracting scrutiny. are there any other big matchups that you are watching this week? yeah. i don t know, that meet that high drama. from footballing perspectives germany and spain going head to head in a massively important game. spain a few moments ago have taken the lead. an important goal. germany can t be eliminated on this day sunday but if that is indeed two straight defeats they are on the brink of elimination. b belgium beaten by monrocco.
lost all of its territory. is that so its goal? lost all of its territory. is that so it s goal? it is still its goal. you know so it s goal? it is still its goal. you know they so it s goal? it is still its goal. you know they are so it s goal? it is still its goal. you know they are still- so it s goal? it is still its goal. | you know they are still around. so it s goal? it is still its goal. - you know they are still around. this is perhaps in northeast syria certainly the highest profile incident that they ve managed to orchestrate in quite a while. they are also very active in the disputed part of iraq, the parts dispute between iraq and kurdistan. you really get a bit of security vacuum they are because there are two separate sets of forces with up the day before this prison attack in northeast syria there was an attack in iraq where 11 members of an army unit were killed in an islamic state attack. they are still there, still doing, as you say nothing on the scale we saw
three incidents, three public universities in i. one high profile incident at each university. it made us realize we had to do something for our students. todd: are you worried that in some way the left will co-opt this for their own purposes? that is the thing about free speech. it protects both sides, left, right, everybody. that is part of free-speech. that is possible but it protects everybody. todd: as a society how did we get here? good question. we ve seen it on our universities where students, mostly conservatives are being may be stifled, not being allowed to say what they want to say. how we got there i don t know. that is a bigger societal problem but what we are trying to do in iowa is make sure
of allegations of misconduct. take a look at this. i don t have the ability to just fire people at will in the government. my understanding is you cannot do that. everybody else can be fired. why can t you fire people that work for snu. under the civil service laws, i can t intervene in the disciplinary process. chairman, is that true? can t these people be fired and can t you if that is true can t you do something about it? what you can inject yourself into is revoking the security clearances. as we heard testimony if you don t have a security clearance, you can work at the secret service or work at the dea. i m not buying it. remember after there was a high profile incident down in colombia, they did fire a number of secret service agents and later fired dea agents. when they were caught again, they hadn t done that. they literally had given these people between 2 and 14 days
look at this. i don t have the ability to just fire people the will in the government. my understanding is you cannot do that. everyone else can be fired, why can t you fire people that work for you? under the civil service laws i cannot intervene in the disciplinary process. mr. chairman; that true? can t these people be fired? can t you to that is true can you do something about it? what you can do and what you can inject yourself into is revoking the people s security clearance. as we heard testimony if you do not have a security clear answer, you cannot work at secret service or work at the d.e.a. i am not buying it. republican after a high profile incident down in colombia, they did fire a number of the secret service agents. they later fired some d.e.a. agents. when they were caught ben, they had literally given the people between 2-14 days paid lean.