borders soviet union helped build and to have options a second. thanks for talking to you professor at the national institute of languages and civilizations you know. saudi arabia suspended its dialogue with kantaras qatari media were accused of misreporting phone conversations between the emir of qatar and saudi arabia's defense minister donald trump urged the gulf states teen night against iran and expressed his willingness to act as mediator between doha and riyadh early though the u.s. president to lead counsel was a sponsor of terrorism if i can help mediate between cutter and in particular the u.a.e. and saudi arabia i would be willing to do so the nation of qatar unfortunately has historically been a funder of terrorism. at a very high level donald trump made those remarks in june when four countries in the region first diplomatic transport links with the gulf nation saudi arabia egypt bahrain and the u.a.e. all accuse capital of supporting terrorism the us has its largest air base in the middle east encounter around eleven thousand america

union the dissolution of the soviet dissolution of the soviet union in one thousand nine hundred two and the emergence of the us as a hyper power striking the world. so what we're left with in north korea and specifically is that russia and china but neither one of them are proponents real proponents of the regime in north korea their people and it's not a real communist not that russia and china are communist anymore no matter how much americans like to believe that they are they certainly don't want a nuclear arms race in their backyards east asia but japan south korea looking develop nuclear weapons they don't want to but they don't want north korea to collapse. unilaterally with u.s. military bases running up north korean peninsula and you know they're you know faster because they want to be organic dissolution of north korea and the united korea the u.s. will never allow that to happen on terms that would allow south korea to emerge with its own sense of geopolitics that might draw even a little bit closer to china and towards more historical tag unism with japan. but i see this

union the dissolution of the soviet dissolution of the soviet union in one thousand nine hundred two and the emergence of the us as a hyper power striking the world. so what we're left with in north korea and specifically is that russia and china but neither one of them are proponents real proponents of the regime in north korea their people and it's not a real communists not that russia and china are communist anymore no matter how much americans like to believe that they are they certainly don't want a nuclear arms race in their backyards east asia but japan south korea looking develop nuclear weapons they don't want to but they don't want north korea to collapse. unilaterally with u.s. military bases running up north korean peninsula and you know it's very faster because they want to be organic dissolution of north korea and the united korea the u.s. will never allow that to happen on terms that would allow south korea to emerge with its own sense of geopolitics that might draw even a little bit closer to china and towards more historical tag unism with japan. but i see this is a

union the dissolution of the soviet dissolution of the soviet union in one thousand nine hundred two and the emergence of the us as a hyper power striking the world. so what we're left with in north korea and specifically is that russia and china but neither one of them are proponents real proponents of the regime in north korea their people and it's not a real communists not that russia and china are communist anymore no matter how much americans like to believe that they are they certainly don't want a nuclear arms race in their backyards east asia but japan south korea looking develop nuclear weapons they don't want to but they don't want north korea to collapse. unilaterally with u.s. military bases running up north korean peninsula and you know they're you know faster because they want to and organic dissolution of north korea and the united korea the u.s. will never allow that to happen on terms that would allow south korea to emerge with its own sense of geopolitics that might draw even a little bit closer to china and towards more historical tag unism with japan. but i see th

border soviet union helped fall into house after the second war. now these pictures behind me from florida showing the first signs of the arrival of hurricane officials are warning of a large scale catastrophe that the storm has weakened somewhat it's now category three but it is expected to strengthen once again and it's already been one of the most powerful atlantic ocean hurricanes in recorded history as well as that it's been battering cuba which lies about four hundred kilometers south of miami and it has left there a trail of devastation in its wake. as the eye of the storm heads for the southern u.s. coast panic stricken citizens have started to flee the state on mass to maine interstate highways were clogged with thousands of vehicles gas stations have been running out of fuel traffic nightmare began on wednesday and it's only gotten worse . the florida governor is those people in his path to leave now the residents who've chosen to stay have been taking precautions to damage including boarding up their windows. donovan. through the morning

this was a brilliant insight mr of the top of insight and when the soviet union dissolved and america lost its long term cold war enemy the narrative or the big story that. our politicians had lived inside for generations went away and we've entered a state of kind of. a kind of. wilderness and our political leaders are still wandering around trying to figure out what the big story is now and they don't have one trump represents a representation of a different story a story of peace and prosperity and the the establishment republicans haven't really wrap their head around this yet i'm sorry to say and democrats they love using this let's collusion between russians and team trump to undermine the president's lead legitimacy meanwhile republicans use russia to look strong and counter opposition pressure as russia just being gives as a bargaining chip here you know russia is is being portrayed as an imaginary hobgoblin remember mr arbiter of i will deprive you of your and then the our secret weapon. the political establishment feels that they need an enemy and they are painting russia as

insight mr overtops insight and when the soviet union dissolved and america lost its long term cold war enemy the narrative or the big story that. our politicians had lived inside for generations went away and leave entered a state of kind of. a kind of. wilderness and our political leaders are still wandering around trying to figure out what the big story is now and they don't have one trump represents a representation of a different story a story of peace and prosperity and the the establishment republicans haven't really wrap their head around this yet i'm sorry to say. and democrats they love using this let's collusion between russians and team trump to undermine the president's lead legitimacy meanwhile republicans use russia to look strong and counter opposition pressure as russia just being gives as a bargaining chip here you know russia is is being portrayed as an imaginary hobgoblin remember mr arbiter of i will deprive you of your and then the our secret weapon. the political establishment feels that they need an enemy and they are painting russia as an enemy which is of c

this was a brilliant insight mr of the top of insight and when the soviet union dissolved and america lost its long term cold war enemy the narrative or the big story that. our politicians had lived inside for generations went away and we've entered a state of kind of. a kind of. wilderness and our political leaders are still wandering around trying to figure out what the big story is now and they don't have one trump represents a representation of a different story a story of peace and prosperity and the the establishment republicans haven't really wrap their head around this yet i'm sorry to say and democrats they love using this let's collusion between russians and team trump to undermine the president's lead legitimacy meanwhile republicans use russia to look strong and counter opposition pressure as russia just being gives as a bargaining chip here you know russia is is being portrayed as an imaginary hobgoblin remember mr arbiter of i will deprive you of your enemy or secret weapon. the political establishment feels that they need an enemy and they are painting russia as an enem

this was a brilliant insight mr of the top of insight and when the soviet union dissolved and america lost its long term cold war enemy the narrative or the big story that. our politicians have lived inside for generations went away and leave entered a state of kind of. a kind of. wilderness and our political leaders are still wandering around trying to figure out what the big story is now and they don't have one trump represents a representation of a different story a story of peace and prosperity and the the establishment republicans haven't really wrap their head around this yet i'm sorry to say and democrats they love using this let's collusion between russians and team trump to undermine the president's lead legitimacy meanwhile republicans use russia to look strong and counter opposition pressure as russia just being gives as a bargaining chip here you know russia is is being portrayed as an imaginary hobgoblin remember mr arbiter of i will deprive you of your and then the our secret weapon. the political establishment feels that they need an enemy and they are painting russia a

border soviet union helped poland to house ushered second. ok can see behind me now live pictures coming from florida we're showing you this because these are the first signs of the arrival there of hurricane you can see the gust building officials are warning of a large scale catastrophe in the offing the storm has weakened somewhat to a category three but it is expected to strengthen once again so every day one of the most powerful and take ocean hurricanes in recorded history has been also battering cuba which lies around four hundred kilometers south of miami and has left a trail of devastation in its white. heads towards the southern u.s. sky. panic stricken citizens have begun to flee. too many state highways were clogged with thousands of vehicles and gas stations have been running out of fuel the traffic nightmare. and it is being getting steadily worse. the florida governor's warned people in the leave. residents you've chosen to stay are taking precautions to try and avoid the damaged includes boarding up their windows. donovan has

or be known as al qaeda all to crush the soviet union we taught bin ladin and associates how to run it disintegration of war campaign against the superpower and yet we still wonder how al qaeda and its many competitors have managed to stay afloat perhaps it's things like five hundred. dollars the u.s. spent in bosnia between one thousand nine hundred two and one thousand and five training and equipping rebels or the sixty four million dollars training georgian rebels from two thousand and one to two thousand and four or may be need be it was more than half a billion dollars the u.s. spent training and arming rebels in syria who have ties to numerous al qaeda affiliates you know we all want justice sixteen years ago we did and as we brushed the asked for ash from our faces and looked around at the machine gun toting soldiers who had appeared out of nowhere we realized that the justice we had been promised was little more than an excuse to continue participating in costly regime change were perpetrated in part by the very terrorist organizations that murdered two thousand nine hundred

government used bin laden and supported his endeavors against the soviet union in afghanistan they called him a warrior they helped him build the organization that would lead or be known as al qaeda all to crush the soviet union we taught bin ladin and associates how to run it disintegration of war campaign against the superpower and yet we still wonder how al qaeda and its many competitors have managed to stay afloat perhaps it's things like five hundred million dollars the u.s. spent in bosnia between one thousand nine hundred two in one thousand nine hundred five training and equipping rebels or the sixty four million dollars training georgian rebels from two thousand and one to two thousand and four or maybe need be it was more than half a billion dollars the u.s. spent training and arming rebels in syria who have ties to numerous al qaeda affiliates you know we all want justice sixteen years ago we did and as we brush the asked for ash from our faces and looked around at the machine gun toting soldiers who had appeared out of nowhere we realized that the justice we had been promised

or be known as al qaeda all to crush the soviet union we taught bin ladin and associates how to run it disintegration of war campaign against a superpower and yet we still wonder how al qaeda and its many competitors have managed to stay afloat perhaps it's things like five hundred. dollars the u.s. spent in bosnia between one thousand nine hundred two and one thousand and five training and equipping rebels or the sixty four million dollars training georgian rebels from two thousand and one to two thousand and four or may be need be it was more than half a billion dollars the u.s. spent training and arming rebels in syria who have ties to numerous al qaeda affiliates you know we all want justice sixteen years ago we did and as we brushed the asked for ash from our faces and looked around at the machine gun toting soldiers who had appeared out of nowhere we realized that the justice we had been promised was little more than an excuse to continue participating in costly regime change were perpetrated in part by the very terrorist organizations that murdered two thousand nine hundred s

government used bin laden and supported his endeavors against the soviet union in afghanistan they called him a warrior they helped him build the organization that would lead or be known as al qaeda all to crush the soviet union we taught bin ladin and associates how to run it disintegration of war campaign against a superpower and yet we still wonder how al qaeda and its many competitors have managed to stay afloat perhaps it's things like five hundred million dollars the u.s. spent in bosnia between one thousand nine hundred two and one thousand and five training and equipping rebels or the sixty four million dollars training georgian rebels from two thousand and one to two thousand and four or maybe need be it was more than half a billion dollars the u.s. spent training and arming rebels in syria who have ties to numerous al qaeda affiliates you know we all wanted justice sixteen years ago we did and as we brush the asked for ash from our faces and looked around at the machine gun toting soldiers who had appeared out of nowhere we realized that the justice we had been promised was litt

government used bin laden and supported his endeavors against the soviet union in afghanistan they called him a warrior they helped him build the organization that would lead or be known as al qaeda all to crush the soviet union we taught bin ladin and associates how to run it disintegration of war campaign against a superpower and yet we still wonder how al qaeda and its many competitors have managed to stay afloat perhaps it's things like five hundred million dollars the u.s. spent in bosnia between one thousand nine hundred two and one thousand and five training and equipping rebels or the sixty four million dollars training georgian rebels from two thousand and one to two thousand and four or maybe need be it was more than half a billion dollars the u.s. spent training and arming rebels in syria who have ties to numerous al qaeda affiliates you know we all want justice sixteen years ago we did and as we brush the asked for ash from our faces and looked around at the machine gun toting soldiers who had appeared out of nowhere we realized that the. the justice we have been promised was

government used bin laden and supported his endeavors against the soviet union in afghanistan they called him a warrior they helped him build the organization that would lead or be known as al qaeda all to crush the soviet union we taught bin ladin and associates how to run it disintegration of war campaign against a superpower and yet we still wonder how al qaeda and its many competitors have managed to stay afloat perhaps it's things like five hundred million dollars the u.s. spent in bosnia between one thousand nine hundred two and one thousand and five training and equipping rebels or the sixty four million dollars training georgian rebels from two thousand and one to two thousand and four or maybe need be it was more than half a billion dollars the u.s. spent training and arming rebels in syria who have ties to numerous al qaeda affiliates you know we all want justice sixteen years ago we did and as we brush the ass for ash from our faces and looked around at the machine gun toting soldiers who had appeared out of nowhere we realized that the justice we had been promised was little m

union to facilitate a civilized divorce rather than any lasting union of the former soviet republics i wonder if. could be the danger at least for the iraqi government in this idea confederation i agree entirely with you that that is the predominant use of confidence in recent times and that indeed could be a way of achieving a civilized divorce between iraq and kurdistan but on the other hand if people fulfill their obligations in a convent aeration it is shared interests keep them together confederations can survive the confederation of switzerland the confederation of canada are very old what keeps calling federations together is a shared military or defensive alliance and it's quite possible that with good will kurdistan and iraq can agree that they need to keep a common military alliance against the resurgence of isis and to avoid. i thought of their countries being deeply penetrated by their surrounding neighbors i heard you say that iraq is this sole surviving success story from the us led intervention and success was primarily due to the kurds rejecting ad both american and b

union to facilitate a civilized divorce rather than any lasting union four of the former soviet republics i wonder if. could be the danger at least for the iraqi government in this idea confederation i agree entirely with you that that is the predominant use . in recent times and that indeed could be a way of achieving the civilized divorce between iraq and kurdistan but on the other hand if people fulfill their obligations in a confederate shared interests keep them together confederations can survive the confederation of switzerland the confederation of canada are very old what keeps calling federations together is a shared military or defensive alliance and it's quite possible that with good will kurdistan and the right kind agree that they need to keep a common military alliance against the resurgence of isis and to avoid either of their countries being deeply penetrated by their surrounding neighbors i heard you say that iraq's kurdistan is this sole surviving success story from the us led intervention and success was primarily due to the kurds rejecting ad both american and british

hopefully no one the the fact is we're no longer in a bipolar world we no longer have the soviet union on one side the united states on the other for many years for decades what kept nuclear war from happening was the mad doctrine mutually assured destruction you were to your point exactly they figured no one's going to be insane enough to start a nuclear war because we will be annihilated moments later but with the politicization of new nuclear weapons and of course terrorists seeking nuclear capability all bets are off we have come close dozens of times in accidental nuclear incidents i think we've just gotten lucky thus far. the time has come where nuclear weapons are no longer keeping us safe that that old paradigm of mad no longer applies and that's what global zero i'm also on the board of the ploughshares fund that's what we're trying to do ratchet back. our nuclear arsenal across the board not unilaterally this is not something that's going to happen on tuesday but it can happen over time these weapons have to become absolutely taboo because of the destruction we are little hum

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union but even during the cold war when the sino soviet dispute was at its high point d p r k managed to retain its own independence that's when they also articulated and amplified their own policy of to shea in other words self reliance they have no forand soldiers on their soil telling them what to do of course there are thirty thousand plus u.s. soldiers in south korea and north korea is a nuclear power now it doesn't need to be a crisis i mean india is a nuclear power pakistan's a nuclear power israel's a nuclear power all five members of the security council who are engaging in sanctions against d p r k some with different positions of course the us being the most bellicose they're all nuclear powers at one time the united states said of the soviet union had nuclear weapons the sky would fall and they must have preemptive nuclear war that was a doctrine same with quote red china in the one nine hundred fifty s. and yet over time the united states acclimated to the reality and thus began a process of normalized relations even even with its targeted enemies the countries that didn'

russia inherited a huge chemical weapons stockpile from the soviet union experts claim this arsenal couldn't everyone on a number of times over the days in historical events the last agent from russia's chemical weapons arsenal will be destroyed or this video shows the last unit of russia's chemical i'm going ition being wife died an obligation moscow signed up to back in one thousand nine hundred three the document was signed by almost two hundred countries but president putin has complained it seems only russia is meeting its deadline saying the us failed all its on three occasions due to financial reasons. historically russia was one of the largest holders of chemical weapons and the us remains one unfortunately the us is not observing the deadline for disposing of its chemical weapons they have pushed the date back three times citing a lack of funding this frankly sounds strange russia launched its disposal program in nineteen ninety six a year before the us ratified their obligations to remove its chemical weapons however washington agreed to the straw to be agents by april twenty twelv

challenge the united states as had done the former soviet union. trump is now on board for that it's now a bipartisan consensus here it's more open amongst republicans but democrats are on board they sort of hide it a little bit with talk of regime change in the name of democratic advance but that's more cover than substance you see the democratic support many democrats voted for the iraq war democrats and obama and hillary clinton were responsible for regime change in libya you saw most recently when american warships fired missiles into syria immediately the democrats came on board and cheered this this goes quite there's a history in american political history it's called the doctrine of american exceptionalism and that's really where you find this doctrine itself all right let me let me let me go to let me use to close here ok let me let me go to let me go to michael in genetic change i mean let me go to michael in washington to get his take on what go my question and what you just said there michael what happened in during the campaign we hear

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influence but even after the collapse of the soviet union in one thousand nine hundred one the us has continued its electoral misconduct in fact since two thousand the us has attempted to sway elections in ukraine kenya lebanon afghanistan and more and while the united states the sanction in russia over election meddling the united states has never been sanctioned itself for similar behavior so governor why in the world is it ok for the united states to do this interference but not for anybody else. that's what our government is built of our. do is i say not as i do now i remember they told us when this whole russian thing started which i'll tell you i don't believe it. where's the proof they talk about these are the same people that took us to war in iraq and told us there were weapons of mass destruction and ties to al qaeda untrue lie took us to war this is the same intelligence that gave us the gulf of tonkin incident in vietnam now that's been proven a lie now people are expecting me to believe this after i've been lied to by my government on things of war that have really put us

influence but even after the collapse of the soviet union in one thousand nine hundred one the us has continued its electoral misconduct in fact since two thousand the us has attempted to sway elections in ukraine kenya lebanon afghanistan and more and while the united states the sanction in russia over election meddling the united states has never been sanctioned itself for similar behavior so governor why in the world is it ok for the united states to do this interference but not for anybody else. that's what our government is built of our hyde park or city do or not as i do now i remember they told us when this whole russian thing started which i'll tell you i don't believe it. where's the proof they talk about these are the same people that took us to war in iraq and told us there were weapons of mass destruction and ties to al qaeda untrue lie took us to war this is the same intelligence that gave us the gulf of tonkin incident in vietnam now that's been proven a lie now people are expecting me to believe this after i've been lied to by my government on things of war that have re

union ok so the soviet embassy was evacuated and right even though it still care diplomatic buildings still had the plots of community at that you know the it was raided by the german security services this was the last time something like that to the kid that was my question and i don't like this right now this happens when there is an impending spate of war given the president's addict or just gave us it's embarrassing because the united states is violating the vienna conventions and they're breaking the laws diplomatically in diplomatic circles with the united states is doing by going in there and seizing property and searching it and having the f.b.i. crawl through air conditioned ducks and looking around for stuff is going to our viewers here that alex is talking about article twenty two from the bin vienna convention on diplomatic relations so i mean likely that it's embarrassing for the united states to exhibit behavior like this but it also shows i think that trump is out of the equation when it comes to russia although russia collusion fake news all the posturing against russ

hopefully no one the the fact is we're no longer in a bipolar world we no longer have the soviet union on one side the united states on the other for many years for decades what kept nuclear war from happening was the mad doctrine mutually assured destruction you were to your point exactly they figured no one's going to be insane enough to start a nuclear war because we will be annihilated moments later. but with the politicization of new nuclear weapons and of course terrorists seeking nuclear capability all bets are off we have come close dozens of times in accidental nuclear incidents i think we've just gotten lucky thus far. the time has come where nuclear weapons are no longer keeping us safe that that old paradigm of mad no longer applies and that's what global zero i'm also on the board of the ploughshares fund that's what we're trying to do ratchet back. our nuclear arsenal across the board not unilaterally this is not something that's going to happen on tuesday but it can happen over time these weapons have to become absolutely taboo because the destruction we are little human

challenge the united states as had done the former soviet union. trump is now on board for that it's now a bipartisan consensus here it's more open amongst republicans but democrats are on board they sort of hide it a little bit with talk of regime change in the name of democratic advance but that's more cover than substance you see the democratic support many democrats voted for the iraq war democrats and obama and hillary clinton were responsible for regime change in libya you saw most recently when american warships fired missiles into syria immediately the democrats came on board and cheered this this goes quite there's a history in american political history it's called the doctrine of american exceptionalism and that's really where you find this doctrine itself all right let me let me let me go to let me use to close here ok let me let me go to let me go to michael in genetic change i mean let me go to michael in washington need to get his take on what my question and what you just said there michael what happened in during the campaign we he

union ok so the soviet embassy was evacuated and right even though it still can't deploy much of their buildings to look at the amount of community it takes to it's you know the it was raided by the german security services this was the last time something like that to the kid that was my question and i don't like this right now this happens when there is an impending state of war given the president addict who just gave us it's embarrassing because the united states is violating the vienna conventions and they're breaking the laws diplomatically in diplomatic circles with the united states is doing by going in there and seizing property and searching it and having the f.b.i. crawl through air conditioned ducks and looking around for stuff is going to our viewers here that alex is talking about article twenty two. vienna convention on diplomatic relations so i mean likely that it's embarrassing for the united states to exhibit behavior like this but it also shows i think that trump is out of the equation when it comes to russia although russia collusion fake news all the posturing agai

union but even during the cold war when the sino soviet dispute was at its high point d p r k managed to retain its own independence that's when they also articulated and amplified their own policy of joosh a in other words self reliance they have no forand soldiers on their soil telling them what to do of course there are thirty thousand plus u.s. soldiers in south korea and north korea is a nuclear power now it doesn't need to be a crisis i mean india is a nuclear power pakistan's a nuclear power israel is a nuclear power all five members of the security council who are engaging in sanctions against d p r k some with different positions of course the us being the most bellicose they're all nuclear powers at one time the united states said of the soviet union had nuclear weapons the sky would fall and they must have preemptive nuclear war that was a doctrine same with quote red china in the one nine hundred fifty s. and yet over time the united states acclimated to the reality and thus began a process of normalized relations even even with its targeted enemies the countries that didn

union but even during the cold war when the sino soviet dispute was at its high point d p r k managed to retain its own independence that's when they also articulated and amplified their own policy of joosh a in other words self reliance they have no forand soldiers on their soil telling them what to do of course there are thirty thousand plus u.s. soldiers in south korea but north korea is a nuclear power now it doesn't need to be a crisis i mean india is a nuclear power pakistan's a nuclear power israel's a nuclear power all five members of the security council who are engaging in sanctions against d p r k some with different positions of course the us being the most bellicose they're all nuclear powers at one time the united states said of the soviet union had nuclear weapons the sky would fall and they must have preemptive nuclear war that was a doctrine same with quote red china in the one nine hundred fifty s. and yet over time the united states acclimated to the reality and thus began a process of normalized relations even even with its targeted enemies the countries that didn'

union but even during the cold war when the sino soviet dispute was at its high point d p r k managed to retain its own independence that's when they also articulated and amplified their own policy of joosh a in other words self reliance they have no forand soldiers on their soil telling them what to do of course there are thirty thousand plus u.s. soldiers in south korea and north korea is a nuclear power now it doesn't need to be a crisis i mean india is a nuclear power pakistan's a nuclear power israel's a nuclear power all five members of the security council who are engaging in sanctions against d p r k some with different positions of course the us being the most bellicose they're all nuclear powers at one time the united states said of the soviet union had nuclear weapons the sky would fall and they must have preemptive nuclear war that was a doctrine same with quote red china in the one nine hundred fifty s. and yet over time the united states acclimated to the reality and thus began a process of normalized relations even even with its targeted enemies the countries that didn'

challenge the united states as had done the former soviet union trump is now on board for that it's now a bipartisan consensus here it's more open amongst republicans but democrats are on board they sort of hide it a little bit with talk of regime change in the name of democratic advance but that's more cover than substance you see the democratic support many democrats voted for the iraq war democrats and obama and hillary clinton were responsible for regime change in libya you saw most recently when american warships fired missiles into syria immediately the democrats came on board and cheered this this goes quite there's a history in american political history it's called the doctrine of american exceptionalism and that's really where you find this doctrine all right itself all right let me let me let me go to let me use to close here ok let me let me go to let me go to michael in genetic change i mean let me go to michael in washington to get his take on what go my question and what you just said there michael what happened in during the campaign we heard very many different thin

influence but even after the collapse of the soviet union in one thousand nine hundred one. the u.s. has continued its electoral misconduct in fact since two thousand the us has attempted to sway elections in ukraine kenya lebanon afghanistan and more and while the united states the sanction in russia over election meddling the united states has never been sanctioned itself for similar behavior so governor why in the world is it ok for the united states to do this interference but not for anybody else. that's what our government is built of our hyde park or city do or not as i do now i remember they told us when this whole russian thing started which i'll tell you i don't believe it. where's the proof they talk about these are the same people that took us to war in iraq and told us there were weapons of mass destruction and ties to al qaeda untrue lie took us to war this is the same intelligence that gave us the gulf of tonkin incident in vietnam now that's been proven a lie now people are expecting me to believe this after i've been lied to by my government on things of war

union his name was under a ski so. when he participated in trials and it was usually just a day or two not more than that he would say the best evidence is if. a person pleads guilty. and guilty plea and americans went through.

the kurdistan democratic party was supported both by israel and by the soviet union in its struggle with the government in baghdad there's a significant population in israel of kurds who have their origins in the kurdistan region of iraq and israel of course welcomes the prospect of another democratic ally and of course they are they regard their primary regional enemy to be iran so anything that we can zoom range an influence will be positively accepted by israel now israel has long subscribed to a policy of creating facts on the ground in the occupied territories and when i listen to the kurdish president. speak it often strikes me how often he employs kind of fed accompli our argumentation is that just a coincidence any of you i did the curry is indeed boring some of these really tactics i think this is a false analogy and i've never heard president barzani use the phrase creating facts on the ground what happened with regard to the disputed territories is that the federal iraqi army fled from these areas when isis assaulted the zones in two thousand and fourteen these areas were then

shirts that they were turning out well they made reference to the nazi invasion of the soviet union during world war two now r.t. reached out to fee for a statement on this for has a zero tolerance approach to discrimination and has mechanisms in place to ensure that the atmosphere in the stadiums is one of celebration and respect with such symbols and messages are considered discriminatory and will not be tolerated inside the stadiums but ahead of the world cup there's been a lot of talk about fun safety fun security but most of the talk particularly here in europe is focused on. homegrown hooligans those that may be in russia with a lot less focus falling on those that perhaps may be planning to travel to russia for the tournament but we can tell you that since that story broke about the online store selling you think the highly controversial t. shirts have now disappeared from that site but going to take a quick break will be back in two minutes. manufacture consent to public wealth. when the closest project. we can all middle of the room. again that whole most ninety thousand range of

shirts that they were turning out well they made reference to the nazi invasion of the soviet union during world war two now r.t. reached out to fee for a statement on this fever has a zero tolerance approach to discrimination and has mechanisms in place to ensure that the atmosphere in the stadiums is one of celebration and respect i do this with such symbols and messages are considered discriminatory and will not be tolerated inside the stadiums but ahead of the world cup there's been a lot of talk about fun safety fun security but most of that talk particularly here in europe has focused on homegrown hooligans those that may be in russia with a lot less focus falling on those that perhaps may be planning to travel to russia for the tournament. since the story about the online stores selling no see inspired clothing broke the highly controversial t. shirts have disappeared from the site. let's see it for me for now more in thirty minutes time remember you can always catch up on breaking news on the twitter page. here's what people have been saying about rejected in the us is it just full

shirts that they were turning out well they made reference to the nazi invasion of the soviet union during world war two now r.t. reached out to fee for a statement on this for has a zero tolerance approach to discrimination and has mechanisms in place to ensure that the atmosphere in the stadiums is one of celebration and respect i do this with such symbols and messages are considered discriminatory and will not be tolerated inside the stadiums but ahead of the world cup there's been a lot of talk about fun safety fun security but most of the talk particularly here in europe is focused on homegrown hooligans those that may be in russia with a lot less focus falling on those that perhaps may be planning to travel to russia for the tournament but just an update on the story since we started talking really about the online store selling the nazi inspired clothing the highly controversial t. shirts and disappeared from the site. the founder of the red crescent humanitarian organization in yemen has died after being unable to get the medical treatment he desperately needed was a result of saud

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border soviet union helped build into a house ushered second. more than six million people have been forced to flee their homes in florida as hurricane irma makes a landfall the edge of the storm is now battering the state's coastline has left a trail of devastation across the caribbean. but. as the eye of the storm heads for florida highways have been jammed with vehicles and gas stations are running out of fuel the florida governor has urged everyone in irma's path to flee but many people in miami are unwilling or unable to leave and are boarding up their windows to limit the damage nicholas sanchez o'donovan is in the city for through the morning we see anybody on the ferry. building a boarded up forty thousand sandbags and i say it's going to be here we may. be a lot. of the comforts of when. police went out to prepare. for it to. fit it almost right at the top of the field. down. and put them away so they took a. pretty. big the building around the construction site definitely the fact that. the devastated current not only for the city but

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it wouldn't regional and russia inherited a huge chemical weapons stockpile from the soviet union experts claim this arsenal could annihilate everyone on a number of times over today's an historical event the last agent from russia's chemical weapons arsenal will be destroyed this video does show the last unit of russia's chemical ammunition being wiped out an obligation in moscow signed up to back in one thousand nine hundred ninety three the document was signed by almost two hundred countries but president putin complained it seems only russia is meeting its deadline stating that the us failed on its promise on three occasions due to what was said to be financial reasons. historically russia was one of the largest holders of chemical weapons and the us remains one unfortunately the u.s. is not observing the deadline for disposing of its chemical weapons they have pushed the date back three times citing a lack of funding this frankly sounds strange russia launched its disposal program in one thousand nine hundred sixty eight before the us ratified their obligations to remove chemical wea

shirts that they were turning out well they made reference to the nazi invasion of the soviet union during world war two now r.t. reached out to fee for a statement on this for has a zero tolerance approach to discrimination and has mechanisms in place to ensure that the atmosphere in the stadiums is one of celebration and respect i do this with such symbols and messages are considered discriminatory and will not be tolerated inside the stadiums but ahead of the world cup there's been a lot of talk about fun safety fun security but most of the talk particularly here in europe is focused on homegrown hooligans those that may be in russia with a lot less focus falling on those that perhaps may be planning to travel to russia for the tournament of just the notes since the story about the online store selling nazi inspired clothing broke the. highly controversial t. shirts have disappeared from the side. the founder of the red crescent humanitarian organization in yemen has died after being unable to get the medical treatment he desperately needed as a result of saudi arabia's blockade of his

shirts that they were turning out well they made reference to the nazi invasion of the soviet union during world war two now r.t. reached out a fee for a statement on this fever has a zero tolerance approach to discrimination and has mechanisms in place to ensure that the atmosphere in the stadiums is one of celebration and respect ideas with such symbols and messages are considered discriminatory and will not be tolerated inside the stadiums but ahead of the world cup there's been a lot of talk about fun safety fun security but most of the talk particularly here in europe is focused on homegrown hooligans those that may be in russia with a lot less focus falling on those that perhaps may be planning to travel to russia for the tournament well since the story about the online store selling not seen spied clothing broke it has actually stop selling the highly controversial t. shirts for. a while with just three weeks to go before germany's federal election chancellor merkel looks as strong as ever according to the latest poll she got the better of her main rival martin shelton a live t.v. d