pashakokis, both cnbc contributors. i start with jared bernstein. good to see you. hello, michelle. yesterday, president obama touts this change by treasuries as a great thing, citing understandably one of the great things about america is its rule of law, but apparently missing the irony that by changing the rules in the middle of the game he has undermined the rule of law. how on earth can this be justified? laws change all the time when there is a problem. i think the government this is not a law. this is just a regulatory change that has gone around congress. these are new rules on the books that have to be followed. if people don t follow it, they will be in violation and there will be actions. i think the important point here is that there are two very significant problems afoot. one is tax avoidance by industries who just moved their tax mailbox, not the operations, over to foreign markets in order to avoid the tax bill, and the other is a group of a smal
medical marijuana. i heard something in that area about it endo cannabinoid system that is unique to mammals and therefore we have some kind of receptors. is that on anybody s, how are we doing on that apartment against propaganda? guest: they always have receptors in our break for every issue their something new and exciting. i think the timeframe is accelerating. we are doing two things. i don t want to take up too much time but with converting some cancers into chronic diseases, the best example is we took care of patients with this disease and they were uniformly fatal. now they can take a pill and they live a perfectly normal life span. the pills after well don t work. the pharmaceutical industry has developed five follow-up bills that they were. so those patients are living really perfectly normal lives taking a pill everyday like a vitamin. they still have the disease but that conversion to chronic disease. i think some of the therapies studies are working simply.
the butcher s trail about the international war hunt for balkan criminals. he recently spoke at a bookstore in washington. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] sydney okay we are ready to begin. good evening time bradley graham co-owner of politics and prose along with my wife on behalf of the entire staff thank you for coming. a few quick of ministry of notes now would be a good time to turn off your cell phones or anything that might go deep. when you get to the q&a part of the session if you have a question please make your way to this microphone here because as you can see we are filming both for our youtube channel and also for c-span booktv so we would like to be able to hear your questions and also if you use the microphone others in the store can hear the question as well. at the end before you come up to get your book signed our staff would appreciate it if you fold up chairs that you are sitting in and leaned them against something that looks like i
disaster, mourners gather in the french alps. i m brent goff. welcome to the show. the butcher of bosnia, guilty of genocide. rather than car of itch radovan karadzic has been convicted of genocide. his lawyer says that his client plans to appeal the convictions. reporter: they have waited more than 20 years for this day. many people here lost loved ones in the bosnian atrocities. the chamber hereby sentences you, radovan karadzic, to a single sentence of 40 years in prison. reporter: some were disappointed by the verdict. this survivor went to see the maximum sentence life. they just cast everything we went through into the wind. reporter: the chief prosecutor suggested radovan karadzic would never walk free. personally, a 40-year sentence for a 70-year accused, i think it is not very different from a life sentence. reporter: the u.n. tribunal convicted the bosnian serb leader of 10 of the charges. in july 1990 five, bosnian serbs rounded up and executed about 8000
with the intercept jeremy scahill and matthew cole on on major new expose investigating blackwater founder erik prince for possible money laundering, ties to chinese intelligence, and we will also on theo matthew cole investigation that turned over a photo of bin laden s body. all of that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. former bosnian serb leader radovan karadzic has been convicted of genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity by a united nations tribunal. he is the highest level figure prosecuted by the tribunal for crimes committed during the 1992-1995 bosnian war, which left more than 100,000 dead and dead. karadzic was convicted of genocide for the 1995 srebrenica massacre, in which 8,000 bosnian muslims were killed during a campaign to kill quote every able-bodied male in the town. he was also convicted of crimes associated with the four-year siege of sarajevo. on thursday, tribunal judge o-gon kwon re