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tv All In With Chris Hayes MSNBC January 13, 2017 8:00pm-9:01pm PST
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>> an american icon takes a stand against trump. >> when you see something that is not right, not fair, not just, off moral obligation to do something. >> tonight, the shock waves from john lewis and why democrats are fuming after another classified briefing with fbi director comey. plus, new questions about team trump's explanation for their phone calls to russia. >> the only conversation that general flynn had was one to wish him a merry christmas. why republicans are targeting the ethics office that will oversee trump. the house takes another step to dismantle obamacare without a replacement in sight. >> repeal and replace is going great. and racial bias, excessive force and reckless shootings. today's doj report on the chicago police department when "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. there is just one week to go
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until donald trump becomes the president of the united states. he has not even taken office yet and already trump is historically unpopular. his transition, arguably clouded by more serious scandals and controversy than all eight years of the obama administration combined. as questions mount about the circumstances of trump's election and his alleged ties to a foreign adversary. democrats appear to be reaching a breaking point. in an interview with chuck todd, georgia congressman, civil rights icon john lewis became the first to declare openly what i believe many lawmakers have until now only suggested. >> i don't see this president-elect as a legitimate president. >> you do not consider him a legitimate president? why is that? >> i think the russians participated in helping this man get elected and they helped destroy the candidacy of hillary clinton. i don't plan to attend the inauguration.
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it will be the first one that i miss since i've been in the congress. you cannot be at home with something that you feel that is wrong. >> that's going to send a big message to a lot of people in this country that you don't believe he's a legitimate president. >> i think there was a conspiracy on the part of the russians and others to help him get elected. that's not right. that's not fair. that's not an open democratic process. >> those are remarkable words given the moral authority and democratic witness that john lewis bore throughout his life. late today, the senate intelligence committee, of course, chaired by a republican, announced a bipartisan inquiry into the intelligence community's unanimous conclusion about russian's interference in the election including the criminal political hacking and the committee plans to interview senior officials of both the outgoing and incoming administrations, including the
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issuance of subpoenas if necessary to compel testimony. that's one of the shadows hanging over trump's transition to the presidency. until this week he rejected the findings of america's intelligence professionals choosing to pick an ugly fight with people he'll have to rely on as president. as early as this morning, the president-elect was still attacking the intelligence community while seeming to take russia at its word. he tweeted "totally made up facts by sleaze bag political operatives, both democrats and republicans, fake news. russia says nothing exists, probably released by the intelligence, even knowing there is no proof and never will be. my people will have a full report on hacking within 90 days. trump was referring to the unverified dossier summarized in classified briefings to both the president and the president-elect. the dossier includes allegations the russian government possesses compromising material about trump and that trump team and the russian government exchange information during the presidential campaign.
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there is no evidence the dossier was leaked by the intelligence community. it was floating around a number of places prior to being published. trump categorically denies the allegations contained in the dossier but director of national intelligence james clapper says the intelligence community hasn't made any judgment that the information in that document is reliable. then there's the controversy surrounding fbi director james comey and his decision to publicly disclose information about the bureau's probe of hillary clinton's e-mail server including the now infamous letter to congress 11 days before the election. there is mounting evidence the letter did significant damage to clinton's chances and the fbi's conduct is the subject of an investigation by the u.s. inspector general that comes amid multiple reports that at the same time the fbi was investigating clinton it was also investigating the trump campaign for ties to russia. those reports haven't been independently confirmed by nbc news. at a senate hearing this week, comey was asked if the fbi was
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examining potential ties between trump's team and the russian government. >> has the fbi investigated these reported relationships and, if so what are the agency's findings? >> thank you, senator. i would never comment on investigations, whether we have one or not, in an open forum like this. >> did you answer senator widen's question that there is an investigation under way as to connections between either of the political campaigns and the russians? >> i didn't say one way or another. especially in a public forum. we never confirm or deny a pending investigation. >> democrats' frustration with fbi director comey finally boiled over this morning after a classified house briefing on russia's alleged hacking. congressman tim wolz said "i was non-judgmental until the last 15 minutes. some of these things that are revealed, my confidence has been shook." congressman mark catanho, "i'm very angry."
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congressman ted lew tweeted "for members of congress who attended a classified intel briefing today, i reiterate my call that you demand donald trump tell the truth." reporters asked congresswoman maxine waters about what happened? >> reporter: congresswoman, can you tell us anything about the discussion? >> no, it's classified and we can't tell you anything. all i can tell you is the fbi director has no credibility. >> well, then. joining me now congressman tim walz, democrat from minnesota. do you share your colleague's assessment that the fbi director has no credibility? >> well, i have deep concerns, chris. i went in there listening and trying to find out. this is a serious attack on our democracy. that's at the heart of the story. we have a foreign power who attempted to undermine our most sacred institution of an election and i wanted to find out what was happening during that time. i have a lot of questions that
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needed to be answered and the handling first and foremost of what the russians did, how it influenced our election, we can find that out. that's critical. it doesn't matter if you're a donald trump supporter or not, you want to know that, what have they done? the bigger question is were they handled -- are they handling these investigations equally. are they doing according to their operating proceed your on when they talk about it and don't? my frustration came nothing classified about it when it became apparent they were not handled the same way and that's incredibly frustrating because not just because of the election and the election results, it undermines the american people's faith in the non-partisan nature of our critical intelligence and that's what came out in there. >> i want to be clear on this and obviously i'm respectful of the fact you're dealing with a classified briefing and would not want to talk about things but the source of the frustration is what you believe is a double standard or a poorly
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applied standard with respect to different campaigns and how possible investigations are discussed? >> yes. and i think that's a possibility until today that wasn't apparent to me. now it's going to -- >> so you learned that today. you felt like that was confirmed to you today that your fears about a double standard or a poorly applied one were confirmed? >> if they weren't confirmed i have serious doubts, my confidence was shook. i've been asking for a more in-depth investigation into this as my ranking members and elijah cummings has. we need to know that. but, yesterday, coming out of there i don't think what should have been simple answers were not answered in a simple manner. the danger of this, chris, is again of undermining the public's credibility in this. i know those who say well, you're just upset with the election. in my district, chris, hillary clinton got 38%. she was not going to win that in there whether the russians hacked it or not, but that's not the point. the point is that they are no doubt they were involved.
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there's no doubt we have more to learn on that. but how we as members of congress and how the american public found out about that versus the e-mail situation does not seem to me to be consistent and i think that's real trouble and that's not in a defense of hillary clinton's use of e-mail which is i said all along needed to be looked at. >> so let me ask you this. given everything you've told me i wonder how you -- whether you share the assessment of your colleague john lewis who said today on the record chuck todd is that he did not feel this president is legitimate. do you agree? do you think this president is not legitimate? >> no, i don't agree at this time and john lewis is an icon, i respect him greatly. he is shook on this, too. i would say i need to see more. i respect that next friday when we have an inauguration we will have -- president trump will be my president and as i said yesterday when he makes a good decision like his v.a. appointment of dr. shulkin i'll praise him on that. when he's not i'll work on trying to find common ground but
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at stake here is there's more to be learned and we can't be stonewalled on this and my fear is that the person who tells me with that information and i make my judgments on, i have a deep concern about now and that's why that was so damaging to me. since i've been up here over the last decade, this was the most troubling to me in terms of what i had been led and the expectations and how that turned out and that's why we need more information. >> congressman tim walz, thank you. >> thanks, chris. i'm joined by congresswoman barbara lee, democrat from california. my understanding is like john lewis you are not going to the inauguration. i wonder, do you agree with congressman lewis? do you view this president as "not legitimate"? >> chris, let me first of all say i believe in the peaceful transfer of power and the office of the presidency. but when you look at the flawed process and russian interference in our election and when you look at what has taken place in terms of our democratic ideals,
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our processes, i have to applaud congressman john lewis because once john lewis says they are flawed or illegitimate, the elections were illegitimate or this is an illegitimate president, people have to pause and think about this because congress lewis is a moral leader, a civil and human rights icon and he did not make that decision lightly. i think the facts need to be laid out. we have a bipartisan commission, legislation led to really set up a commission to investigate this so when you look at what has taken place i have to say john lewis is right on target in terms of how this president-elect was elected and the interference and what took place as a result of these elections. even the fbi in terms of their bias and how they conducted these investigations, what was made public, what was not made public. people can decide for themselves but there are so many problems
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with what took place until once again congressman john lewis needs to be applauded. >> were you in that briefing today, congresswoman? >> yes, i was. >> did you share the -- it was sort of a fascinating scene afterwards. democrat after democrat coming out saying in very strong words how frustrated angered, how many questions they have. was that your feeling coming out of that as well? >> chris, i was angry. i wasn't frustrated because the facts leading up to today were very clear to me but when you'd -- are in a classified briefing of course we can't disclose what we learned but my reaction was one of anger, i was very -- i would say upset with the fact that the american people need to have the facts made public.
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we need some transparency and we need this investigation so the public will know exactly what took place. >> so you feel there are important -- there are important things for the public to know that they can not or do not know at this moment? >> i think it's important for an investigation to be conducted that is public and, of course, there are going to be some issues that will be classified that cannot be disclosed but i think for the most part we need the bipartisan commission which the house is -- i think all democrats are on the legislation. we need that so the public will know exactly what took place and make their own decisions about the outcome of this election. >> all right, congresswoman barbara lee, thanks for joining me, appreciate it. up next, the trump transition is now admitting to nbc news that michael flynn spoke to russia's ambassador on the day the obama administration sanctioned russia for interfering in our election. the latest that have two-minute break. americans - 83% try to eat healthy. yet up 90% fall short in getting key nutrients from food alone. let's do more. add one a day 50+
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donald trump, his inner circle and the russian government came this post from david ignatius from the "washington post" which seemed to be a remarkable revelation. according to a senior u.s. official, trump's pick for national security advisor, michael flynn, phoned the russian ambassador several times december 29, that would be the same day the obama administration announced the expulsion of 35 russian officials as well as other measures in retaliation for the hacking during the election. that report was followed up today by another from the associated press again citing contact on that day, the 29th, again sourced to a single senior official who may or may not have been the same person, we don't know. on a routine call with reporters this morning, transition spokesperson sean spicer offered a simple explanation. >> christmas day general flynn reached out to the ambassador and sent him a text and it said, you know, "i want to wish you and -- merry christmas and a happy new year." the ambassador texted him back wishing him a merry christmas as well and thensubsequently on the 28th of december texted him and said "i'd like to give you a call, may i?"
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he took the call on the 29th and the call centered around the logistics of setting up a call with the president of russia and the elect after he was sworn in. >> this all seems completely innocent, above board. but there was something a bit peculiar i noticed about spicer's account. you note he cited two dates when flynn supposedly had contact, december 25 christmas day and december 28 but the white house announced new sanctions in response to russia's election interference, december 29. that's the day that was alleged in the column. did flynn talk that day or not? this morning team trump told the "post's" david ignatius the only happened on the 25th and 28th the latter to off condolences for a plane crash. but then in afternoon nbc news producer vaughan hilliard caught up with spicer and he admitted there was a phone call on the 29th.
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>> reporter: on the 29th, the same day the u.s. expelled russian democrats and then a day later vladimir putin said he wouldn't push out american diplomats in russia. did general flynn have any conversations to indicate to the russian ambassador that the u.s. trump administration would either ease or roll back sanctions? >> the only conversation general flynn had was, one, to wish him merry christmas, two, to express his sympathies for the loss of life during the plane crash and to commit to establishing a call after the inauguration between the two leaders. >> obviously that choir plane crash was tragic and we know the trump team loves to say merry christmas but how many times can you call and text the same russian ambassador? joining me now msnbc terrorism analyst malcolm nantz and matt taibbi author of the book "insane clown president." let me start with you matt and
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then go to you, malcolm. here's an example of the kind of thing we're dealing with. the facts are unclear and in dispute, they seem to move back and forth. there is at one level a totally innocent explanation. there's some business that has to happen between an incoming transition and the russian ambassador but then there's some weird documents around it. and you wrote this piece yesterday saying some line about how we going to get something more important than what we're flying through right now? >> there are two completely different narratives. there's one where basically the russians let's just say -- i mean the people that i talked to have a high degree of confidence they were involved with the hacking of the dnc e-mails and passing it on to wikileaks as well but there's a version where they do that and trump is basically the idiotic moronic beneficiary and wasn't involved in a conspiracy with the russians. we don't have any hard evidence that there's more than that.
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>> the thing of which there's the most evidence is the first order thing that they hacked it for whatever reason to sow discontent because they like trump, they hated hillary clinton. >> they want to sow division in the united states which all great power countries do. we do it. this would be an extraordinary episode but certainly there's no evidence that i've seen that there's this other element where it's a manchurian candidate, there's a plot and that would be an order of magnitude much larger. >> and malcolm, i believe you are a -- you worked obviously in the intelligence community for years, you wrote a book about russia's involvement in this election and you are a believer
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largely but what is the evidence there is aside we have this dossier but we can't verify any of it? >> i like to say this because matt's a great journalist and i love his work but matt is a journalist, i'm an intelligence officer. i look at things differently. there is no such thing as coincidence in my world. coincidence takes a lot of planning. everything that happened with regards to that hack took place in an organized bubble that indicated there was a very large information warfare management cell being run by russian intelligence. all of the leaks came out precisely to support everything
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donald trump said within 24 to 48 hours he talks about pennsylvania, every pennsylvania dossier comes out. he talks about florida, every florida dossier comes out. when that wasn't flowing fast enough, d.c. leaks came out. all of this was on the basis of the systematic release of intelligence and that's what intelligence agencies do. >> here's the issue to me, malcolm. i hear you and i've talked to intelligence people who keep saying the same things which that you have not been trained, you are not seeing the puzzle pieces fit together the way we have and i respect that. but the standard -- part of the problem we're dealing with is standards of different. so standard of public domain to say to someone, you know, matt, that this person is a foreign agent essentially or colluding, that is a very heavy thing to sate about a person, particularly the incoming president of the united states. what should the journalistic standards be? >> right now all we can say is there are people who believe that. that's what we can report is that there are people in the intelligence community who have -- apparently have indications that lead them to believe that but we haven't seen anything that allows us to say unequivocally that x and y happened last year. all we can say is there are analyses that show that they were probably behind the hack. >> so the question, malcolm, to you becomes can you imagine a world in which an unclassified version of evidence could be produced through a bipartisan investigation of some kind that could be entered into the public record that could make some determination that meets a standards for amateurs? for citizens? for democratic citizens in a nation who want to know what the
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heck is going on? >> sure. so long as we're not talking about the original hacking of the dnc. that evidence is unkwif kabl, on the internet, a company called crowdstrike did the analysis and saw the data being stolen. the question is about these links possibly with the trump team, the trump administration, that data i think you're probably never going to see the cia's report which was parallel written, published on the same day i published and came out with the same conclusions. you're not going to see that. after next week you'll never see that. but our allied nations -- >> this is the super bowl of intelligence crises. >> part of the problem is that it seems to me if this sort of attrition through leak -- the you think the leaks we are getting are coming from the
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intelligence community? >> no, i don't think a lot of them are coming from the intelligence community. especially with regards to that dossier that dossier had been out there for months. i spoke to david corn. but you have to understand, my book came out four months ago and it was unclassified. it didn't have anything to do with it. so the media takes longer to catch up because you have the two rule verification and things like that and information the just leaking out now about what we can see sort of nefarious, may have parameters leading towards sinister and questionable enough to demand investigation to determine if any of these people have links to moscow. >> the only thing i feel definitive about is there has to be an official commission in which things are systematically declassified, investigated and presented in some fashion we don't make democratic determinations and immediate determinations based on leaks and counterleaks. malcolm nantz and matt taibbi, thank you. coming up, as the ethical concerns pile up around trump and his cabinet nominees, how are the republicans responding? that story coming up. h.
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one of the very first things house republicans did when they came to work last week was to vote to gut the independent ethics office that polices their conduct. it seemed like a weird foot to get off on for a party that won the election with a promise from the nominee to drain the swamp. after a public uproar, the house gop beat a tactical retreat and promised to revisit the matter later in the term. it turns out it was just getting started. despite warnings from ethics watchdogs, despite past practice, republicans scheduled senate hearings for donald trump's cabinet picks even though several were yet to complete the background checks and ethics clearances that are customarily required. then there's trump's pick to head the department of health and human services, representative tom price who the "wall street journal" reports traded more than $300,000 in shares of health-related companies over the past four years while sponsoring and advocating legislation that could potentially affect those company stocks. today came reports that price got a sweetheart deal from a foreign biotech firm that could earn him a million dollars.
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trump, meanwhile, held a press conference on wednesday where he defied calls by bipartisan ethics watchdogs to divest or place his assets in a blind trust saying instead he would hand his business over to his sons, a relatively meaningless step that he nonetheless presented as a benevolent gesture. >> i could actually run my business. i could actually run my business and run government at the same time. i don't like the way that looks but i would be able to do that if i wanted to. >> trump's stance did not it is well with the director of the office of government ethics, walter shaub, and now republicans are responding to shaub's objections with a no so vailed threat, not against the president-elect, rather against the ethics watchdog trying to ensure he doesn't violate the constitution. jason chaffetz and the gop's ethical bullying on ethics next. a. companies in the country. after expanding our fiber network coast to coast.
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>> i wish circumstances were different and i didn't feel the need to make public remarks today. you don't hear about ethics when things are going well. you've been hearing a lot about ethics lately. >> walter shaub, director of u.s. government ethics delivered a speech decrying the steps donald trump has taken -- or not taken, he got a letter from gop representative jason chaffetz chair of the house oversight and government reform chairman who earlier this week vowed to continue his investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails. now chaffetz's letter was not a show of support to a fellow ethics watchdog, it was instead a threat.
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chaffetz accusing shaub of blurring the line between public relations and official ethics guidance hinting he may investigate shaub for speaking out about trump's conflict of interest. chaffetz, who demanded shaub appear for a closed-door interview cited a tweet storm from november in which shaub told trump oge is delighted you've decided to divest your businesses, right decision. trump has done nothing of the sort but he's apparently done enough for chaffetz. >> it seems to me donald trump is bending over backwards to do everything he can but he has to abide by the law and he's exempt from most of these conflicts of interest so i thought it was very premature of the office of government ethics to be in the spin room saying hey, i hate this. >> democrats including chuck schumer responded to chaffetz' letter with outright. "mr. chaffetz's attempt to bully mr. shaub out of doing his job are absolutely despicable." joining me now, senator jeff merckly from oregon, do you share chuck schumer's assessment? >> this is a crazy situation.
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first the house tries to get rid of the office on day one then they attack the independent office of government ethics charged with making sure the conflicts of interests are eliminated for the president and people who are nominated for cabinet posts. boy the president himself held a press conference to say how much he was doing and it turned out his plan was as phony as his photo problems. he had these folders piled up saying "these are the contracts i'm going to divest" but they wouldn't let the reporters look at them because they had blank paper in them and the plan was to put his sons in control of the business. does not eliminate the conflicts of interest. >> here's my question at a brass tacks level. the office of government ethics is an independent body. a fixed i believe five year term, the head of that walter shaub. what does the senate or congress do when day one donald trump fires him? >> he can't fire him on day one
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because of it being a five-year term but i must say it will be very very disturbing for a president to put someone in that office who isn't a professional committed to enforcing ethics laws and will make -- certainly make a lot of noise about it and consider where whether there's some kind of legislation we can pass that puts boundaries in place to back it up. >> what do you make of -- congressman chaffetz has carved out a role for himself in the house, the oversight committee. the idea behind the oversight commit see the a deep constitutional idea, the tension between article one and article two branches of the united states government that congress over sees the executive. do you feel that he is -- does he sound faith to feel that role as he talks about what's going on now? >> the best way to get the house republicans to attack something is put the label "ethics" on it. so it's not really -- it's oversight to try to destroyer sight. it's really unfortunate that they're not taking ethics
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seriously and it's happening on the senate side where they're trying to ram through nominees without getting the standard ethics report that mitch mcconnell himself demanded for president obama's nominees in 2009. >> are you confident all of those ethics clearances will happen before -- i know some of the hearings have been postponed. it did seem that was a mini battle the democrats in some senses won in so far as a bunch of those hearings have been postponed? >> it seems like we've made some progress but i wouldn't declare victory yet because the challenge, for example, with devos is a vast challenge and she hasn't even submitted the paperwork yet. is the leadership going to say well she hasn't submitted the paperwork and we don't have the fantastically wealthy family, huge amounts of holdings and would have to go through a process -- she would have to go through a process that's insisted upon by law in a way donald trump wouldn't which is that she won't have any option, right, to pass over the family business to her kids or something, she has to divest and
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put in the a blind trust? >> this is -- that is the standard absolutely and by the way this should be the standard for the president and it's -- when we are pushing him to divest, we're doing him a big favor because when you own a lot of property it's very easy to be in violation of the constitution's emolument clause because all someone has to do is give you a sweetheart deal and there's thousands of deals his corporation is doing and you're in violation. >> senator jeff merkley, thank you for your time. >> you're welcome. still ahead, growing questions about republican plans to gut obamacare as repealed a vances in the house. plus, a quick check in on rudy giuliani is tonight's thing 1 thing 2 and that starts right after this break. thing 1 tonight, former new
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he was trump's number two, it seemed. he was everywhere, the rallies, wearing the hats, speaking super super emphatically at the republican national convention, ev vociferously defending trump after release of that infamous "access hollywood" tape in which trump boasted of sexual assault. giuliani and trump were bosom buddies from way back and trump's surprise win, giuliani was well positioned. the only question was which top cabinet post was he going to get? >> the choice for secretary of state in a trump administration is down to rudy giuliani and john bolton. >> john would be a very good choice. >> is there anybody better? >> maybe me, i don't know. [ laughter ] >> he was reported to be a top candidate for secretary of state until he got passed over claiming he took his own name out of contention, then attorney general. there's probably that knows the justice department better than me, giuliani said at the time. but he didn't get that job, either. the former mayor receded back
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into whatever he was doing before he jumped on the trump bandwagon but now rudy giuliani has been given a job -- kind of -- in the trump administration. what's he going to do? well, i'd tell you to check out his web site for a hint during the break but that's part of the problem. thing 2 in 60 seconds. does psoriasis ever get in the way of a touching moment? if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, you can embrace the chance of completely clear skin with taltz. taltz is proven to give you a chance at completely clear skin. with taltz, up to 90% of patients had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. in fact, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. do not use if you are allergic to taltz. before starting you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you are being treated for an infection or have symptoms. or if you have received a vaccine or plan to. inflammatory bowel disease can happen with taltz. including worsening of symptoms.
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the department of justice has concluded that there is reasonable cause to believe that the chicago police department engages in a pattern or practice of use of excess iave forcin violation the fourth amendment to the constitution. >> u.s. attorney general loretta lynch this morning with a report from the department of justice on the chicago police department. the findings are simply put
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horrifying. they gave some examples. a man had been found walking down a residential street with a friend when officers drove up, shined a light on him and ordered him to freeze because he had been fidgeting with his waistband. the man ran. the officers fired 45 rounds, including 28 rifle rounds, several rounds struck the man, killing him. officers found no gun on the man, however officers reported recovering a handgun nearly one block away. the gun recovered in the vicinity was determined to be fully loaded an inoperable and forensic testing determined there was no gunshot residue on the man's hands. chicago's independent police review authority, or ipra, which we have talked about on the show before, found the actions of the officers justified. this was not uncommon according to the report. in many of these cases, ipra generally accepted the officers' versions of events which were later undercut by video evidence. another one, in one case officers justified using force by claiming a woman attacked them but in the video officers can be seen aggressively grabbing the woman, throwing her to the ground and surrounding her.
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after she's handcuffed, one officer tells another to "tase her ten effing times." officers call her an animal, threaten to kill her and her family and scream "i'll put you in a u.p.s. box and send you back toer the "f" you came from." officers can then be seen discovering a recording device and discussing whether they can take it. those officers didn't face any discipline until after the woman came forward with the surveillance video. justice department investigation also found routinely abusive behavior within the cpd, especially towards black and latino residents of chicago's most challenged neighborhoods. one officer said he referred co-workers and supervisors refer to black individuals as monkeys, animals, savages and pieces of excrement. it's a 13-month investigation by the u.s. department of justice, 160 pages long in which the federal government corroborates what people and reporters, frankly, in the most marginalized neighborhoods of
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chicago have been saying for years. and now, because of that report, the city of chicago has promised to reform the police department. we'll see how that goes. but all this comes because this justice department under this president has aggressively pushed for reform and investigated city departments. the man donald trump wants to put in charge of the justice department has a very different take. jeff sessions has criticized government lawsuits that force police reforms. so the question before us now is whether the next report into the next department like chicago ever even happen? why pause a spontaneous moment? cialis for daily use treats ed and the urinary symptoms of bph. tell your doctor about your medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas® for pulmonary hypertension, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have a sudden decrease or loss of hearing or vision, or an allergic reaction, stop taking cialis and get medical help right away.
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over the past 24 hours, house speaker paul ryan has been working around the clock to repeal the affordable care act as soon as possible. he led a successful vote, mostly on party lines, on the first step toward repealing the health care law through the budget process. he defended republican plans for repealing the aca to a man whose life was saved by the law. >> i was a republican and i worked for the reagan and bush campaigns. at 49 i was given six weeks to live with a very curable type of cancer. thanks to the affordable care act, i'm standing here today alive. why would you repeal the affordable care act without a replacement? >> i would encourage you to go to our web site and take a look at our plan. >> ryan went on to talk about a number of policy ideas from high-risk pools to greater reliance on health savings accounts but if you took him up to go to the house speaker web site and looked at their plan, you'd find four bullet points promising to reduce cost, shore up medicare with a link to a pdf which restates the same abstract and vague promises.
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after seven years of obamacare, more than 60 attempts to repeal it, thousands of campaign run against it across the country, that is the cutting edge of the republican alternative right now -- four bullet points. so what are the millions of people who've gained coverage thanks to the affordable care act supposed to do while they watch this unfold? joining me now, former director of communications of outreach for hillary clinton jess macintosh and the author of "overcoming obamacare, three approaches to reversing the government takeover of health care." phil, i want to start with you. obviously there are plans out there. lamar alexander talked about a plan, tom price who has been nominated for hhs but it's somewhat striking to me that all this time they didn't -- they knew this was coming. the fact there's not a plan
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saying, no, this is what we're going to do, not only that it was absent from the campaign. if you go back to '08, you can say obamacare you don't like it, you don't like the principles, but it was intensely litigated. you had a good sense of what the contours were going to be. i have no idea. >> the problem always has been not that there aren't any republican plans, there have been many, paul ryan himself when he wasn't in leadership released one, tom price had one, there's a number of different plans but republicans have never been able to agree on a single one and now that's coming back to haunt them. >> there's also the problem, it strikes me, jess, that not only do they not agree in congress, donald trump has made a lot of promises, he's talked about out-of-pocket costs. he wrote a book calling for single payer. do you think they can square the promises they've made? >> i don't think they'll be able to do that. i think the republicans in the house and senate have made repealing obamacare a huge part of their agenda for years now. donald trump is new to this game. he doesn't the issue.
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he clearly doesn't understand the koun tours and what will be the controversial pieces of it and he seems to have no interest in working with the congressional republicans that will have to do the heavy lifting here. i hope they remember we started president obama's presidency by picking up this health care fight. it was not easy. the president spent enormous political capital getting this done because he believed not just in a set of principles but in how to do it and he worked with senate democrats to get it done. >> part of the reason it wasn't easy, easy, philip, is people don't like the status quo bias. people didn't like it then, they don't like it now, but i think a lot of people do like it that have gotten care. but change is scary. you've written about the fact republicans are not being particularly honest about what their principles are which is yes some people are going to lose their coverage. >> absolutely. one argument i've made is that republicans should avoid the
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same mistake as president obama. when he was selling the health care law as you said one of the problems was this status quo bias. people were worried about how it would disrupt their health insurance so he over and over again repeated the infamous talking point about if you like your plan you can keep it and you're not going to lose your das even though you know that -- and any intellectually honest liberal health care expert at the time would say look, if you're making major changes to the health care system it will disrupt some people's care. some people will lose coverage and he could have made the argument but ultimately the overall system will be better but he made these big promises and when the obvious happened and people lost their coverage and doctor networks got narrowed on all these changes disrupted a lot of people it was a huge
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problem for him and that's one of the big reasons why republicans have been able to capitalize and i'd argue now control the congress and perhaps the presidency as a result of obamacare. and these broken promises. now republicans are also, i think, boxing themselves in the corner by making a lot of contradictory promises that won't actually bear out and i think that they should just be more honest and defend, which i think is a defensible position, repealing obamacare and replacing it with a market-based system. >> that gentleman that spoke to paul ryan last night, it strikes me -- he's a particular cancer and he was a former republican whatever but there's millions of people that are going to kind of discover they're in the cross hairs who may not have been activated for this fight before the election but may get activated afterwards. >> for sure. we're starting with only 18% wanting to repeal obamacare. you don't get to 18% with republican unity by any stretch of the imagination.
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there are a number of people, we've seen it all over the internet as they've picked up this fight, people saying well, i'm on the aca, repeal obamacare, that's terrible, many i health care will be fine. they don't realize the aca and obamacare and whether that's the media's fault, the president's fault, whoever's fault, these people will know real fast that the obamacare is the aca and that's how they get their coverage. so if we're starting at a number this low, republicans are not offering people anything. they are simply saying repeal as if there is a mandate to repeal, as if people see repeal as something being done for them. >> there's a repeal to change. >> as opposed to being done to
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them. obama made it through this because he was offering more health care to people. i don't know what trump or the congressional republicans are going to be offering. >> very good point. philip klein, jess mcintosh, thank you for your time. before we go, one last special segment. both my kids are here and we have a house rule, they get to request any animal video they want when they're here. for my daughter, there's the black panther. that's cute. and for david the tiger hanging out with her through cubs at the san diego zoo. that's "all in" for this evening. now rachel maddow. good evening, rachel. >> have we taken a wholesale >> have we taken a wholesale family turn toward big cats? >> apparently we have. we go through different factions but that's what's in right now. >> i'm in a zebra face right now. i'm not your child but i'm saying if i come to you -- >> you have a show every night. you can put a zebra on any time you want, rachel maddow. >> by the time i get to e-block i might be there. thank you, my friend. thank you. thanks for joining us at this hour. big show tonight. we have presidential historian michael beschloss here. we have a repeat against who was here a few days ago that we got a huge response to when we had him on here on this show just last week, we have brought him back tonight, he'll be joining us from texas. there's also a lot of news breaking on very big stories into the evening tonight so this is onef
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Rumours have swept the country that the former Light Blues boss is on the brink of being sacked but he hit back during his news conference
PEDRO CAIXINHA has come under fire in Mexico - after branding the country a global fake news hotspot.
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It has taken the minds of an "out of the box" Racetrack Promotor and a new Series Director with almost 17 years with Sprints on Dirt who has been under the direction of 8 different Series Directors to finally shake up this Series but we have put our heads together and come up with some ideas that we think will do just that!
Some of the most important changes SOD has made since last season are we have done away with the tires that have kept a lot of drivers from racing with us, overhauled our rulebook to conform with the other sprint car series, brought our purse up to $2000.00 to win and raised tow money to $125.00. Yes we are still a BEYOND LIMITS SERIES. There are no engine limits and no weight limits making this series one-of-a-kind! Running with one of the oldest wing sprint car series just got easier, more cost effective and more exciting. We've also made some other changes that we will be announcing at a later date. That's what I call a new attitude.
As far as our crew, we have Dave Muzzillo as the SOD Series Co-Owner who will be present at all but a couple of the races this year, Pat Holzinger as Series Director basically running the show the same as last season, Walter (Buddha) Buchs as Race Director returning for his second season directing the racing surface from the tower, Curtis Wolfinger as Tech and Pit Steward returning for his second season, Tim Beebe returning as Flagman whom we all know and love, Julie Beebe returning as backup Scorer and all around go to Gal and this year we are happy to introduce Sue Schwark as our Media Director. Sue will be keeping the fans up to date and can be found on Facebook or at email@example.com.
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What's Hot
Strong VRM: GIGABYTE did very well this round with VRMs, and in this case we have a full 12 phases of 50A DrMOS. The VRM is more than enough to overclock and unleash the full potential of the 9900K.
Thunderbolt 3: The Thunderbolt 3 controller here is based off Intel's Titan Ridge, and supports two Thunderbolt 3 type-C outputs with low power consumption. GIGABYTE also went a step ahead and added in the ability to use Thunderbolt 3 on the motherboard even if you are using one of Intel's unreleased CPUs without iGPUs. The ability to do that also allow you to plug into a GPU that supports DP 1.4, as the iGPU only supports 1.2, so you can take advantage of the 8K support from the new generation controller.
Flexibility of x4 Slot: GIGABYTE added in a unique feature ability, where you can choose where the bandwidth for the bottom x16 (x4 electrical) slot can come from (between CPU and PCH). We saw two types of quick switches used for the bandwidth of the slot. So why would GIGABYTE do this? Simple, if you want to run three GPUs, it's best to do it with CPU connected lanes, but if you want to run a x4 capture card instead, then it's best to be attached to the PCH so GPU bandwidth isn't reduced to x8 on the first slot. The ability also allows CPU attached dual NVMe PCI-E AIC RAID.
What's Not
No POST: On any non-mini-ITX motherboard I like to see a POST code display, but this motherboard doesn't have one.
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The Z390 Designare has many secrets hidden under the hood. It has a 3:1 MUX feeding two quick switches providing the ability to choose where the bottom x4 comes from. That allows for easier configurations, and it seems also helps with AIC CPU RAID. On top of that, to take full advantage of the Titan Ridge Thunderbolt 3 controller, GIGABYTE adds in an external DP input, so you aren't limited to version 1.2 the iGPU supports and instead can take advantage of DP 1.4.
The motherboard is designed for content creators, and has a healthy serving of USB 3.0 and USB 3.1. GIGABYTE went above and beyond on the VRM, especially compared to competitor overclocking motherboards, and we didn't have issues clocking the CPU. Although the lack of a POST code bothered us, we would still highly recommend this motherboard to content creators.
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Bitcoin gobbling Iceland power supplies
Iceland is facing an "exponential" increase Bitcoin mining that is devouring the resources of power, a spokesman for the power company in iceland, HS Orka has said.
This year, the electricity use in Bitcoin mining data centers is probably superior to that of all of Iceland's households, according to Johann snorri Sigurbergsson.
He said that many of the potential clients were willing to get in on the act.
"If all these projects become reality, we will not have enough energy to do it," he told the BBC.
Mr Sigurbergsson calculations were first reported by the Associated Press.
Iceland has a small population of around 340,000 people.
But in the last few years have seen a marked increase in the number of new data centers, often built by companies that want to tout green credentials. Almost 100% of the energy in Iceland comes from renewable sources.
Bitcoin mining refers to the work done by the computers connected to the global network Bitcoin.
These computers solve complex mathematical problems – a process that in turn validates the transactions between the users of the crypto-currency.
Computers that perform this validation work receive small Bitcoin rewards for their problems, which is a lucrative exercise, especially when done on a large scale.'Exponential growth'
"What we are seeing now is… you can almost call it exponential growth, I think, in the [energy] consumption of data centres", said the Lord Sigurbergsson.
He added that he expects Bitcoin mining operations are used around 840 gigawatt hours of electricity for the supply of data center equipment and cooling systems, for example.
It is estimated that the county households, in contrast, use around 700 gigawatt hours each year.
"I don't see it stopping quite yet," added Mr Sigurbergsson, referring to data center projects.
"I'm getting a lot of calls, visits by potential investors or companies that want to build data centers in Iceland."
He also said that there are many proposals for data centres that would not be possible for the supply of all of them.
He added that his firm was more interested in dealing with companies that were willing to commit to long-term contracts a couple of years or more.
If Iceland took the proposal of projects of mining of Bitcoin, simply would not be enough electricity to supply all of them", he added.
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The crypto-currency of the mining industry in Iceland recently received a boost thanks to the launch of this moonlite Project of a large data center, where multiple crypto-currencies, including Bitcoin, will be mined.
It is scheduled to open by the end of this year and will have an initial capacity of 15 megawatts, although this is expected to increase in the future.
Some have questioned how beneficial the increase of the crypto-currency mining will be that of Iceland.
Smari McCarthy, a member of the Icelandic parliament for the Pirate Party, wrote on twitter: "Cryptocurrency mining requires almost no staff, very little capital investment, and most of them do not stop taxes.
"The value of Iceland… is virtually zero."
He also clarified earlier reports that quoted him saying that he was interested in the tax Bitcoin mining companies.
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Previously it has been reported that the electricity demand of the world of the total mining operations of Bitcoin now you can exceed the use of energy of the Republic of Ireland, despite the fact that this calculation may not be completely accurate.
But as crypto-currencies gain popularity, mining operations certainly continue to use more and more resources – recent analysis of energy use in europe in 2017 by the campaign group sandbag, said that Bitcoin mining was contributing to the additional energy demand in the technology sector.


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Teaching English in South Korea; Many people aspire to get paid to travel the world, or at least have the experience of living and working in a foreign country for a period of their lives. Teaching English overseas is a great opportunity to cross both points off your travel bucket list and South Korea is without a shadow of a doubt one of the best places to teach English abroad.
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- 1 Why Teach English in South Korea?
- 2 The Advantages of Teaching English in South Korea
- 3 Teaching in South Korea Eligibility Requirements
- 4 Do I Have to Be a Native English Speaker ?
- 5 British English or American English?
- 6 Do I Need Experience?
- 7 Do I Need a TEFL?
- 8 Is it Difficult to Secure a Job in Korea?
- 9 Hagwons or Public Schools?
- 10 The Pros of Working at a Korean Hagwon
- 11 The Cons of Working at a Korean Hagwon
- 12 The Pros of Working at a Korean Public School
- 13 The Cons of Working at a Korean Public School
- 14 When to Apply to Teach English in Korea
- 15 Where to Find Teaching Jobs in South Korea
- 16 Finding Jobs in South Korea
- 17 Useful Online Resources
- 18 A Note About Korean Recruitment Agencies
- 19 Teaching English in South Korea: The Job Interview
- 20 Accepting Your Job Offer
- 21 Contact the Previous Teacher
- 22 Final Considerations
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Why Teach English in South Korea?
I personally fell in love with South Korea after travelling there on vacation – so much so that I decided to quit my corporate job and move to Seoul to teach English. The other side to this was that I wanted to do something that enabled me to work less hours so that I could concentrate on my writing and become a Digital Nomad – something which I have since achieved.
People are inspired to move to Korea for a variety of different reasons – the Hallyu wave is bigger than ever and it is no secret that South Korea is where lovers of K-POP, K-Drama and anything else K-related want to be. Whatever your personal reasons for wanting to teach English in South Korea, the decision to do so certainly comes with plenty of benefits.
The Advantages of Teaching English in South Korea
There are more than a handful of benefits to be enjoyed when teaching English in South Korea…
- Competitive Pay
- A Way to Save and Pay Off Student Debts
- Low Entry Requirements
- The Opportunity to Travel
- A chance to fully live and immerse yourself in a completely unique culture
That all sounds pretty sweet, right? It is, although there are some small caveats to the above and prerequisites for being considered for a teaching job in South Korea.
Teaching in South Korea Eligibility Requirements
- A Bachelor's degree in any discipline
- A Valid Passport
- A TEFL Qualification (Optional but preferred by some schools)
- A Criminal Record Check with a squeaky clean record.
- A Spotless Health Check (Conducted on arrival in Korea)
You do not need any prior teaching experience to teach English in Korea. It certainly helps when it comes to securing a job, however it is by no means essential.
A Bachelor's degree is an essential minimum requirement for teaching English in Korea. If you don't have one, here is a list of alternative countries where you can teach English overseas without a degree.
Do I Have to Be a Native English Speaker ?
To teach English at a public school in Korea you must be a native English speaker (unfortunately if you are from a country where English is not the first language you will not be permitted to teach English even if you are fluent and more eloquent than queen Liz herself). Hagwons are a little more flexible, however whether you want to go down that route or not is another matter entirely (more on that shortly).
British English or American English?
It is also worth noting that accents do come into play somewhat when you apply for jobs in South Korea. Most Koreans grow up hearing English spoken in American accents and so many schools prefer to hire American/Canadian teachers as opposed to people from other countries. I was turned down a few times before securing my position in Korea because of my British accent. Don't be dismayed if it happens though. When I lived in Korea, I actually found the breadth of accents and backgrounds that my fellow ESL Teachers had to be incredibly diverse and as such, if one school doesn't prefer your accent, another certainly will.
Do I Need Experience?
Experience is not necessary for moving to Korea to teach English however it will certainly help you to stand out from the crowd of other applicants and negotiate a better pay rate. More than that, it will give you a chance to establish whether you actually like teaching and being around children, and whether you genuinely want to commit to spending a year of your life teaching English in Korea.
Many people are drawn to Korea because of the high pay and the chance to travel around Asia but the actual teaching aspect is something of an afterthought. Think hard because you are dealing with people's education and you will have to work just as hard in Korea as you would back at home.
Do I Need a TEFL?
Just like prior teaching experience isn't essential before moving to Korea to teach English, neither is a TEFL, however both certainly help. It is likely that you will have very little to no training when you touch down in Korea and your school will pretty much expect you to hit the ground running. I have a 140 hour TEFL qualification and it certainly came in useful. A TEFL qualification breaks down the English language and helps you to understand it from the perspective of a foreign speaker, as well as teaching you useful tips and tricks on lesson planning and classroom management.
I recommend taking your TEFL with ITTT. There are so many TEFL course out there and it can be difficult to identify the reputable ones from the sketchy. I personally did my course through ITTT and they are a globally renowned name in the TEFL industry. When you mention the company that you got your TEFL through when speaking with schools and recruiters, they will instantly recognise and know it to be a qualification worth its salt.
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Is it Difficult to Secure a Job in Korea?
People are often saying that the demand for English Teachers in Korea is declining but in my opinion, it is as high as it has ever been. When I was going through the process of interviewing for jobs in Korea, I was offered multiple and had my pick. Provided that you prepare a strong application and demonstrate a genuine interest in teaching and Korean culture then you should not have any problems.
Hagwons or Public Schools?
When searching for a job in South Korea you have the option of going down the route of working at a Hagwon (A privately managed academy) or a Public School (government funded and managed).
Both options require slightly different approaches to the submission process and both have different pros and cons. It is important to do your research and consider all of your options thoroughly before making a decision.
I worked at a Hagwon and had a terrible experience. However I know many people working in hagwons around Seoul and wider Korea that have been incredibly happy and stayed at their schools for years so it really does depend on the particular school in question.
The Pros of Working at a Korean Hagwon
Hagwons get a bad rep, however there are some advantages to teaching English in South Korea through a Hagwon which could make them the most suitable option for you.
- Smaller class sizes
- Easier to build a relationship with students
- There will be more than one foreign teacher in the school
- Higher pay
- More flexibility over where you work
- You can teach Elementary, Secondary or High School
- Students already have a good grasp of the English language (not always)
- Recruitment isn't seasonal, you can apply at any time.
The Cons of Working at a Korean Hagwon
The main disadvantage of working at a Korean Hagwon is the fact that they are not managed or regulated by the Korean government. They are independently owned "for profit" organisations. It's a sad truth that many of these organisations care more about their profits each month than they do about the learning and development of their students. New hagwons are constantly popping up all over the place and have a reputation for treating teachers badly, conducting illegal practices, or just randomly closing down. Things to be aware of are:
- Shady Hagwons
- No Korean Co-Teacher in Classes
- Less Vacation Time (I only had 5 days off)
- Longer Teaching Hours
- Antisocial Hours (Most Hagwons Work Shifts of 2pm-10pm)
For every wonderful hagwon in South Korea, I would say that there are six more dodgy ones. That isn't to say that you shouldn't go down the hagwon route, but simply that you need to do a lot of research before committing to a hagwon.
If you find yourself in a situation where you are dealing with a shady hagwon that is making illegal deductions from your pay, not giving you health insurance or trying to fire you in the 11th month to avoid paying severance pay then the Korean legal system is not geared up well towards foreigners and you will find yourself having a long and arduous battle in a country that is not your own. You should also check the Korean black list and make sure that the hagwon that you are considering is not listed on there.
The Pros of Working at a Korean Public School
The biggest advantage of working at a Korean public school is that attaining a role here is organised by EPIK and the Korean government which gives you more assurance that you and your future in Korea are in safe hands.
Other benefits of teaching English in South Korea through a public school include:
- More vacation days (20 days plus)
- Assurance that your employer isn't shady.
- Better hours
- You have a Korean Co-worker to help you in the classroom.
- You are provided a settlement allowance when moving to Korea
The Cons of Working at a Korean Public School
- Larger class sizes – Class sizes of 30 and upwards are pretty much the norm.
- Little opportunity to build relationships with your students
- Little freedom to choose where you want to be based
- Most contracts are in rural locations
- You can only teach Elementary students.
- You will be the only foreign teacher at your school
When to Apply to Teach English in Korea
The best time to apply to teach English in South Korea depends largely on which teaching route you have decided to go down. Hagwons hire pretty much all year round whereas there is a seasonal recruitment process in place for public schools.
At Korean public schools you can either start in February or September each year. If you wish to start in February, your application must be submitted by the 1st October, and if you wish to start teaching in September, your application must be submitted by the 1st April. The sooner you can apply, the better as you will have more options available. This is particularly important if you are hoping to land a job in Seoul or close to Seoul.
Where to Find Teaching Jobs in South Korea
It can be overwhelming trying to establish the best route to take for finding teaching jobs in South Korea since there are a seemingly infinite number of resources, recruitment agencies and hiring companies out there. What follows below is a comprehensive guide and run through of the most reputable and reliable recruitment agencies and government bodies to help you decipher which route is the best for you.
Finding Jobs in South Korea
There were historically three routes that you could go down for finding public school jobs in South Korea – GEPIK, EPIK and SMOE however 2018 has seen GEPIK and EPIK merge.
I know you're thinking, what the hell do these weird synonyms even mean? So more on the various routes for finding English teaching jobs in South Korea below.
GEPIK (Gyeonggi English Program in Korea) was a program that placed English Teachers in schools in Gyeonggi province (aka Seoul and its surroundings) whereas EPIK (English program in Korea) covered the remainder of the country. These two programs have now merged under the EPIK umbrella. You can read more about this program and submit EPIK applications via the EPIK website here. If you live in a really rural part of Korea, you are entitled to an extra 100,000 won per month.
The most sought-after public school teaching positions in South Korea fall under SMOE (The Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education). This program is slightly more competitive and so preference usually goes to those English Teachers who have prior experience. The pay runs higher for SMOE positions though this is mostly to compensate for the higher costs of living in the Korean cities where they are situated.
Recruitment Agencies
Outside of applying for English teaching jobs directly through government bodies, there are a number of recruitment agencies that can assist you in securing teaching jobs in Korea. I have outlined some of the most reputable below:
- Reach to Teach
- Say Kimchi Recruiting
- Ask Now ETO
- Korvia
- Aclipse
Facebook Groups
Believe it or not, there are many facebook groups dedicated to teaching English in South Korea and people from schools and recruitment agencies frequently post about openings within these groups. Some to check out are:
- Expat Women in Korea
- Korea Teaching Job
- Teaching Jobs in Korea
- Teaching JOBS Korea
Useful Online Resources
In addition to the resources outlined above, there are several useful websites that you can use when searching for a teaching job in South Korea. These websites often post teaching vacancies, however they are also useful forums for discussing queries and concerns for existing and previous teachers in South Korea.
- Dave's ESL Cafe
- Waygook
A Note About Korean Recruitment Agencies
If you are searching for English teaching jobs in Korea and liaising with Korean recruitment agencies that work in conjunction with hagwons then be mindful and wary here also. Agencies receive commission when they place native teachers in schools and will often do whatever it takes to get that – i.e. if there is a role in Paju or Suwon but your heart is set on Seoul, they will tell you that there are no jobs in Seoul right now, or they will try and twist your arm into accepting a contract that you're uncertain of by persuading you that you are lucky to have it because you're underqualified, too old, yada yada yada. This is common sense really, but be mindful.
Teaching English in South Korea: The Job Interview
When you are being considered for a teaching job in South Korea, you will be asked to participate in a Skype interview from your home country. If you are applying to work in a public school, this interview will be conducted with someone from the government program/recruitment agency who will then place you in a school that they believe is a good fit. If you are applying for a position at a hagwon you will speak directly with someone from the school.
Expect to be asked competency style questions about your background, your education and work experience and how you would cope with a variety of hypothetical situations while teaching English in Korea. Example questions may include:
- Tell us a little bit about your professional background
- Why do you want to move to South Korea?
- What do you know about Korean culture?
- Why do you think you would be a good English Teacher?
Some of the questions may also be more specific in order to help the school get an idea of how you are likely to handle different teaching situations. For example:
- How would you manage a classroom where the students have different abilities?
- How would you deal with a student who was struggling?
- How would you handle a naughty child that is misbehaving in the classroom?
- What would you do to bring a shy student out of their shell?
Try to draw up a list of possible questions that you may be asked during the interview and draft out potential responses so you are not panicking or thinking on the spot during your interview.
At the end of the interview, you will be given the opportunity to ask some questions also. Make sure that you use this opportunity to learn more about the school where you may be teaching and show that you are genuinely interested in working there.
Accepting Your Job Offer
Congratulations! You've secured a teaching position and you are off to the land of morning calm.
Before you sign on the dotted line, make sure that you check through your contract with a fine tooth comb. As standard, Teachers in South Korea receive the below as part of their contracts:
- Round trip airfare to Korea
- A furnished apartment close to the school
- A Pension
- Healthcare
- Severance Pay Upon Completion of Contract
If any of these things are missing, don't sign the contract. Even if they are there, quadruple check everything.
Make sure that there are no obscure clauses or penalties tied into the contract and make sure that you are aware of your rights in certain situations. For example, how much notice do you need to give in the event that you have to leave Korea? If you are uncertain about any aspect of your contract, I recommend posting it into the forums detailed above (Dave's ESL Cafe, Waegook or Reddit) and asking for advice from the people on there. Some members of these forums have lived in Korea for years and years and so they know what a good teaching contract looks like.
Contact the Previous Teacher
Ask for the contact details of the previous teacher at the Hagwon during the interview. You may have the opportunity to speak to a current teacher however they are very unlikely to give you a clear picture of the situation at the school when their Korean employer is sitting in the room with them, especially if they are overworked and desperate for another foreign teacher to come in.
If the school refuses to provide details of the last teacher, this should set off alarm bells. I mistakenly accepted a contract in South Korea without speaking to the previous teacher, only to discover that she had done a midnight run because of illegal conditions with her contract.
Final Considerations
When you have a job offer from a Korean school under your belt, there is some more paperwork that needs to be sorted in order to obtain an E2 visa. This process is lengthy and varies from country to country so I won't go into too much detail here. Provided that you can provide all of the documents outlined at the beginning of this article (an apostilled copy of your Bachelor's degree and an apostilled criminal record check), you should not encounter any problems. Your health check will be conducted upon arrival in Korea. Your school/recruiter will be on hand to assist you with any questions you may have about the E2 visa process.
I hope you find this guide to finding a job teaching English in South Korea useful. If you have any questions or concerns about teaching in Korea then please don't hesitate to reach out to me. Alternatively, if you are currently teaching English in Korea and have any additional suggestions then please let me know.
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