boris johnson visits moscow for the first time as british foreign secretary and although relations are at a low point to try to lift the mood by attempting some russian. thank you very much said if you were generous to you your hospitality welcoming me. today specifically . and new research reveals the u.s. led operation to liberate the iraqi city of mosul from myself may have led to ten times more civilian deaths than was initially claimed. that we can hear a lot in international live from moscow studio with wanadoo today a roundup of the top stories of the last seven days and the latest news of today welcome to the program tensions over jerusalem again dominated the news this week on thursday one hundred twenty eight united nations member states issued a stern rebuke to the u.s. voting to reject trauma's recognition of the disputed city as israel's capital the condemnation came despite intense pressure and threats from american officials. when we make a decision about where to locate our embassy we don't expect those we've helped to target turns on so they'll be a vote criticizing ou

and also to come boris johnson visits russia for the first time as british foreign secretary and although relations are at a low point he thinks tried to break the ice by attempting a peace and russian. thank you very much to get your general steal your hospitality and welcoming me and my team today specifically. seven days to you watching the weekly hearings on thursday over which you know a lot from state defied president trump over the status of the divided city despite pressure. but. when we make a decision about where to locate our embassy we don't expect those we've helped to talk it's hands on thursday they'll be a vote criticizing our choice the u.s. will be taking names that. they take hundreds of millions of dollars and even billions of dollars at the border gets us where we're watching those approach let alone against the actual service. result in favor of the draft resolution resists. again. the united states will remember this day in which it was singled out for attack in the general assembly for the very act of exercising our right as a sovereign nation america will put our

johnson ends up being ranked fourth out of five. he says wait a minute, the law says -- and yet you demoted me -- this affects my honor. so he wrote a long letter about oh, my honor, and the desecration of my family. all this 19th century stuff. davis wrote back a dismissive note, and from then on, the two of them simply never were compatible. they were not partners. they were on the same side, but barely allies. davis might have been willing to tolerate johnston's peak, as long as he won battles. but now it seems to him, especially after the atlantic campaign, that he was unwilling even to fight one, much less to win one. johnson's explanations all sound like excuses, and they grew more labored every day. and all the while, johnston's explanations all grew more labored every day. and all the while, the used joe johnson as an instrument to do it. if he were a decent president, he would give the support to joseph e johnston that he deserves. this did not help much in terms of the relationship between the two men. and then johnston's

>>commissioner johnson: two years. >>vice president richards: two years. >> clerk: so basically changing the first clause to say up to two years? >>commissioner johnson: yes. >> okay, and is the second clause and third clause still remain the same. >>commissioner johnson: that one, too. >> so you want the same kind of language for first things and the second. >>vice president richards: is that amenable to the maker of the motion. >>commissioner moore: i would like mr. michael to come to the mic. i'm not sure if you were in the room earlier. we asked the previous architect if he felt that was in line with standard architectural and trade practices. i don't want to throw a wrench into the realization of this project, but i'm asking for your guidance in terms of where you know where you are in this project. >>vice president richards: so before we go on, do you understand what -- >>commissioner moore: he was in the room. i saw him. >> i think two years to get a site permit is a reasonable period of time, and that seems to

also to come boris johnson visits russia for the first time as the british foreign secretary and. are at a low point here at least try to break the ice by attempting a bit of russian. thank you very much to get you general should you want to travel to welcome meet me and my team today specifically. because i think you state. and pentagon has admitted the u.s. has conducted full scale military operations in yemen as the humanitarian crisis that works. so i welcome the latest developments in a look back at what's been happening over the last seven days to you watching the weekly here on. the u.s. was dealt a strong rebuke by members of the united nations on thursday over it you know that for recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital one hundred twenty eight states defied president trump over the status of the divided city despite pressure and threats from u.s. officials. they take hundreds of millions of dollars and even billions of dollars and then they vote against this what we're watching those votes let it go to get sets we'll save a lot. of those in favor of the draw brazil

was following johnson's meeting with his russian counterpart. well we hadn't seen a u.k. foreign secretary in moscow for five years and i can tell you that i hadn't seen such a remarkable press conference at the foreign ministry villa behind me for a long time there were many jokes many ways to poke each other not necessarily in a bad way after listing all the essential topics that are usual for such talks ranging from north korea to ukraine and russia and the theories that it meddled and the votes all around the world and the u.k. as well came up once before just to remind you the foreign secretary boris johnson said that he hadn't seen any evidence of russian interference he even used the words not a sausage well mr johnson seems to have changed his mind today he said that he hadn't seen any evidence of successful attempts to interfere and i asked boris johnson to elaborate on that a little bit there was last on the free abundant evidence of. russian interference in the elections in. germany. from. america but as i say there is new evidence of any successful russian int

>>commissioner johnson: okay. -- revocation. >>commissioner johnson: okay. i think that's clear to me. number 2, there's -- even today, we can't constrain a future commission on what they will or will not do, but i do think that we need to be specific in changing the wording here to actually schedule the hearing, 'cause this said is not scheduled unless the project sponsor does not reapply for authorization of their entitlement, which i'm assuming they would. they would put in their application saying whatever the case is happening, so i say that the hearing should happen regardless and if everything's going swimmingly, then it either gets continued or taken off the calendar or there's a no vote at the hearing. >> i think in terms of the may mayor's directive, this is one thing that this commission should be scheduling on every single project, is scheduling a hearing two years out, instead of having it float for two years and come back for renewal. i think that's an incredible powerful change that we could make. commissioner moore. >>commissioner moore: i th

things johnson says it will bring positive results but only with time. you can see maybe some glimmer of hope on the horizon just in terms of the sort of growing report that the seem to be at that meeting between boris johnson and sergei lavrov but i also think that the thing that is anything positive that's going to come out of that meeting seriously positive will only emerge in time i think boris johnson is going to come back to london he's going to say you know i really put it to the russians i didn't give an inch. and then it will be with time that we'll see maybe they'll use another maybe we'll have a reciprocal visit and maybe just maybe things will start to unfreeze but then you know i'm an optimist and we're coming up to new year so here's hoping. coming up before the deposed president is telling another way in off the problem depends parties gain a majority in catalonia and weekly continues after this break. with manufactured. public wealth. when the ruling classes reject. the roots to. welcome back to the weekly pro independence parties in the

boris johnson visits moscow for the first time as british foreign secretary and although relations are at a low point he tries to lift the mood by attempting some russian. thank you very much said if you were generous to you. today specifically. and new research reveals the u.s. led operation to liberate the iraqi city of mosul from i saw may have led to ten times more civilian deaths than was initially claimed. you watching weekly here a lot international live from moscow studio with me material today is all round up of the top stories over the last week and the latest news of the day welcome to the program tensions over jerusalem again dominated the news this week on thursday twenty eight united nations member states issued a stern rebuke to the u.s. voting to reject recognition of the disputed city as israel's capital the condemnation came despite intense pressure and threats from american officials. when we make a decision about where to locate our embassy we don't expect those we've helped to target us on thursday they'll be a vote criticizing our choice the us will be taking name

top headlines boris johnson visits russia for the first time as british foreign secretary and although relations are at a low point at least try to break the ice something a bit of russian thank you very much to get you general so you. can meet me in my teeth today. and new research reveals the u.s. led operation to liberate the iraqi city of mosul from may have led to ten times more civilian deaths was initially claimed. even from oscar watching our teams and the life with me. you're very welcome on the program. well tension over jerusalem again dominated the news this week on thursday the u.s. was strongly rebuked by members of the united nations over its unilateral recognition of the city as israel's capital one hundred twenty eight states rejected president starts on the divided city that's the spot pressure and threats from u.s. officials. when we make a decision about where to locate our embassy we don't expect those we've helped to target turns on thursday they'll be a vote criticizing our choice the us will be taking names. they take hundreds of millions of dollars and even bil

boris johnson has visited moscow for the first time as the u.k. foreign secretary the trip comes while relations between the two countries are historical like. it was following johnson's meeting with his russian counterpart. well we hadn't seen a u.k. foreign secretary in moscow for five years and i can tell you that i hadn't seen such a remarkable press conference at the foreign ministry villa behind me for a long time there were many jokes many ways to poke each other not necessarily in a bad way after listing all the essential topics that are usual for such talks ranging from north korea to ukraine and russia and the theories that it meddled and the votes all around the world and the u.k. as well came up once before just to remind you the foreign secretary boris johnson said that he hadn't seen any evidence of russian interference he even used the words not a sausage well mr johnson seems to have changed his mind today he said that he hadn't seen any evidence of successful attempts to interfere and i asked boris johnson to elaborate on that a l

also the week has gone boris johnson visited russia for the first time as british foreign secretary although relations are at a low point he at least try to break the ice by attempting a little bit of russian thank you very much so good fuel general studio your hospitality and welcoming me in my team today specific bolshoi. and pro independence parties gain a majority of seats in the capital and regional parliament prompting the spanish government to call now for dialogue. why they're welcome for me kevin know when you're watching the weekly one hour to international law back to what's been happening in the headlines over the last seven days and tension over jerusalem again dominated the news this week big time on thursday the u.s. was strongly rebuked by members of the united nations over its unilateral recognition of the city as israel's capital in the end one hundred twenty eight states rejected president trump stands on the divided city despite pressure and threats from u.s. officials. when we make a decision about where to locate our embassy we don't expect things we've helped to target

like johnson and gove. the real world faster than people like johnson and govelj the real world faster than people like johnson and gove. i guess you we re like johnson and gove. i guess you were both remainers? correct. but a lot of tories were remainers, and thatis lot of tories were remainers, and that is not the point. as david davis says, the point is to get the best dealfor britain. davis says, the point is to get the best deal for britain. if we want to look after northern ireland and if we wa nt look after northern ireland and if we want to treat northern ireland as a full and equal part of the uk, you can't have different rules for them and us. the only way of having a frictionless border seems to me to stay in some kind of customs union, probably the one we are currently in. david davis is saying that we have to have regulatory alignment. the eu wants a level playing field. you can't have countries who are supposed to be trading freely with you suddenly cheating and having different regulations. t

or as johnson has visited moscow for the first time is the u. case foreign secretary the trip comes while relations between the two countries are historic low art easily be trying to was following johnson's meeting with his russian counterpart. well we hadn't seen a u.k. foreign secretary in moscow for five years and i can tell you that i hadn't seen such a remarkable press conference at the foreign ministry villa behind me for a long time there were many jokes many ways to poke each other not necessarily in a bad way after listing all the essential topics that are usual for such talks ranging from north korea to ukraine russia and the theories that it meddled and the votes all around the world and the u.k. as well came up once before just to remind you the foreign secretary boris johnson said that he hadn't seen any evidence of russian interference he even used the words not a sausage well mr johnson seems to have changed his mind today he said that he hadn't seen any evidence of successful attempts to interfere and i asked boris johnson to ela

johnson has visited moscow for the first time as the u.k. foreign secretary the trip comes while relations between the two countries are at an historic low artie's ill or trying to was following johnson's meeting with his russian counterpart. well we hadn't seen a u.k. foreign secretary in moscow for five years and i can tell you that i hadn't seen such a remarkable press conference at the foreign ministry villa behind me for a long time there were many jokes many ways to poke each other not necessarily in a bad way after listing all the essential topics that are usual for such talks ranging from north korea to ukraine russia and the theories that it meddled and the votes all around the world and the u.k. as well came up once before just to remind you the foreign secretary boris johnson said that he hadn't seen any evidence of russian interference he even used the words not a sausage well mr johnson seems to have changed his mind today he said that he hadn't seen any evidence of successful attempts to interfere and i asked boris johnson to e

>> commissioner johnson: okay. i'm going to make a motion to continue to some date in february , and while we look at what date, i would ask that when you go into closed session with the city attorney, which i hope that will also happen before then, that you specifically ask about demolitions of sou demolitions of sound structures, and if you could make changes to the planning code or the health code, to -- what changes could you make to be able to make that finding, because i think that that's sort of a key to some things that we want to see around here, and again, this is stuff we can't makeup as we go along. this has been a challenge to our planning code and general plan all along. it's too i go have vague, and chickens are coming home to roost. >> commissioner johnson, if you expect the commissioners to actually schedule a closed session prior to reconsidering this matter, i would suggest a date in march, so how about march 22nd? >> president hillis: second. commissioner richards? >> vice president richards: th

boris johnson has visited moscow for the first time as the u.k. foreign secretary trip comes while relations between the two countries are at an historic low darting trying to was following johnson's meeting with his russian counterpart. well we hadn't seen a u.k. foreign secretary in moscow for five years and i can tell you that i hadn't seen such a remarkable press conference at the foreign ministry villa behind me for a long time there were many jokes many ways to poke each other not necessarily in a bad way after listing all the essential topics that are usual for such talks ranging from north korea to ukraine russia and the theories that it meddled with us and the votes all around the world and the u.k. as well came up once before just to remind you the foreign secretary boris johnson said that he hadn't seen any evidence of russian interference he even used the words not a sausage well mr johnson seems to have changed his mind today he said that he hadn't seen any evidence of successful attempts to interfere and i asked boris johnson to elab

also news this week boris johnson visited russia for the first time as british foreign secretary and the relations are at a low point he at least tried to break the ice by attempting a bit of russian thank you very much surrogate fuel general studio your hospitality and welcoming me and my team today specifically bolshoi. and the pentagon has admitted the u.s. has conducted full scale military operations in yemen as the humanitarian crisis there worsens. i will welcome for me kevin when you're watching the weekly or an r t i look back at what's been happening in the headlines over the last seven days at jerusalem's still been dominating the news of course on thursday the u.s. was dealt a strong rebuke by members of the united nations over its unilateral recognition of the city as israel's capital in the end under twenty eight states defied president trump over the status of the divided city despite pressure and threats from u.s. officials. when we make a decision about. our embassy we don't expect to target tense on thursday that they'll be of that. criticizing our choice the u.s. wi

the way the joe johnson puts it, it's tradition. we are so johnson puts it, it's tradition. we are so used to the idea that a university course is three years, that people have not thought about trying to do it in two. obviously, doing it in two means a lot more ha rd doing it in two means a lot more hard work, it does cost 20% more a year to go hard work, it does cost 20% more a yearto go and hard work, it does cost 20% more a year to go and do, but it does seem sensible if you could make it kind of fashionable, it is something that could work. and employers would be happy as well. it does come in the wa ke happy as well. it does come in the wake of the national audit office report which says so many degrees, so many poor quality degrees, have left many graduates with very low earning potential. 11 people who did not go to university. i nearly went to the sunday times early but i will go there now. this is civil partnerships to go straight, this is effectively mooted for a while? exactly, it's a campaign that heterosexual couples have been campaigning for, to bring them in

things johnson says it will bring positive results but only with time. you can see maybe some glimmer of hope on the horizon just in terms of the sort of growing report that the seem to be at that meeting between boris johnson and sergei lavrov but i also think that anything that is anything positive that's going to come out of that meeting seriously positive will only emerge in time i think boris johnson is going to come back to london he's going to say you know i really put it to the russians i didn't give an inch. and then be with time that we'll see maybe those lease another visit maybe we'll have a reciprocal visit and maybe just maybe things will start to unfreeze but then you know i'm an optimist and we're coming up to new year so here's hoping. coming up the deposed president is hailing another win off the pro independence parties gain a majority in catalonia the weekly continues after the break. russian athletes taking. pics remains controversial. south korea and more important. to figure. out bridge to come in you. in the four. welcome back to

also to come boris johnson visits russia for the first time as british foreign secretary and although relations are it's a low point he at least tried to break the ice by attempting a piece of russian thank you very much sir if you were generous to do your hospitality and welcoming me in my t.v. today specifically. the pentagon has admitted the u.s. has conducted full scale military operations in yemen as the humanitarian crisis there worsens. hello there welcome the latest developments and i look back at what's been happening over the last seven days to you watching the weekly here on r.t. international. now the u.s. was dealt a strong rebuke by members of the united nations on thursday over its unilateral recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital one hundred twenty eight states defied president trump over the status of the divided city despite pressure and threats from u.s. officials. that. when we make a decision about where to locate our embassy we don't expect those we've helped to talk it says on thursday they'll be a vote criticizing our choice the u.s. will be taking names

also become boris johnson visits russia for the first time as british foreign secretary relations are at a low point here at least try to break the ice by attempting a bit of russian. thank you very much said if you are generous to you your hospitality and welcoming me and my team today specifically. on the pentagon has admitted the u.s. has conducted full scale military operations in yemen as the humanitarian crisis there worsens. day here in moscow are you watching the weekly here in r.t. our look back at what's been happening over the last seven days now jerusalem is still dominating the news and on thursday the u.s. was dealt a strong rebuke by members of the united nations over it you know that for recognition of the city as israel's capital one hundred twenty eight states defied president trump over the status of the divided city despite pressure and threats from u.s. officials. when we make a decision about where to locate our embassy we don't expect those we've helped to target turns on thursday they'll be a vote criticizing our choice the us will be taking names. they take hu

boris johnson visits russia for the first time as british foreign secretary and the relations are a low point at least to try to break the ice by attempting a little bit of russian thank you very much so if you generous to you your hospitality in welcoming me in my team today specifically. that's our program dependence parties gain a majority of seats in the castle and regional parliament that's prompted the spanish government to call for dialogue. from. hawkins were you while you're very welcome here with us this christmas eve. well there's tension over jerusalem again dominating the news this week on thursday the us was strongly rebuked by members of the un over its unilateral recognition of the city as israel's capital one hundred twenty eight states rejected president trump starts on a divided city despite pressure and threats from u.s. officials. when we make a decision about where to locate our embassy we don't expect those we've helped to target turns on thursday they'll be a vote criticizing our choice the u.s. will be taking names. they take hundreds of millions of dollars and

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or as johnson has visited moscow for the first time as the u.k. foreign secretary the trip comes while relations between the two countries are at an historic low on the set of a trunk was following johnson's meeting with his russian counterpart. well we hadn't seen a u.k. foreign secretary in moscow for five years and i can tell you that i hadn't seen such a remarkable press conference at the foreign ministry villa behind me for a long time there were many jokes many ways to poke each other not necessarily in a bad way after listing all the essential topics that are usual for such talks ranging from north korea to ukraine russia and the theories that it meddled and the votes all around the world and the u.k. as well came up once before just to remind you the foreign secretary boris johnson said that he hadn't seen any evidence of russian interference he even used the words not a sausage well mr johnson seems to have changed his mind today he said that he hadn't seen any evidence of successful attempts to interfere and i asked boris johnson to elab

bars johnson visits moscow for the first time as british foreign secretary and although relations are at a long low point he tries to lift the mood by attempting some russian. thank you very much generous to. the g. . eight. and new research reveals the u.s. led operation to liberate the iraqi city of mosul from i saw may have led to ten times more civilian deaths than was initially claimed to. be watching the weekly here on r.t. international live from our moscow studio with me in india a tutor so round up of the top stories over the last seven days and the latest news of the day welcome to the program tensions over jerusalem again dominated the news this week on thursday twenty eight united nations member states issued a stern rebuke to the u.s. voting to reject trump's recognition of the disputed city as israel's capital the condemnation came despite intense pressure and threats from american officials. when we make a decision about where to locate our embassy we don't expect those we've helped to target us on thursday they'll be a vote criticizing our choice the us will be taking

seen any evidence of russian interference he even used the words not a sausage well mr johnson seems to have changed his mind today he said that he hadn't seen any evidence of successful attempts to interfere and i asked boris johnson to elaborate on that a little bit there was a mass on the free abundant evidence of russian interference in the elections in. germany. from. america but as i say there is new evidence of any successful russian interference. in the u.k. other highlights of the press conference included boris johnson speaking russian a few times saying that he has committed to fall in response to another question by me the u.k. foreign secretary confirmed that once he was in tehran a couple of weeks ago he visited the russian embassy secretly to see the venue of the famous tehran conference during the second world war he was also asked about moscow travel advice that he received from one of the british m.p.'s which included warnings about drinking challenge game. and honey traps many other things so the question was about trust and the question was about whether he had en

hours johnson visits moscow for the first time as british foreign secretary i don't know relations are at a low point trying to lift the mood by attempting some russian. thank you very much general should you. keep a. new research reveals the u.s. led operation to liberate the iraqi city of mosul for myself may have led to ten times more civilian deaths than was initially claimed. you watching the weekly here on r.t. international live from moscow studio with me in a day or two to sound round up of the top stories of the last seven days and the latest news of the day welcome to the program tensions over jerusalem again dominated the news this week on thursday one hundred twenty eight united nations member states issued a stern rebuke to the u.s. voting to reject trump's recognition of the disputed city as israel's capital the condemnation came despite intense pressure and threats from american officials. when we make a decision about where to locate our embassy we don't expect those we've helped to target us on thursday they'll be a vote criticizing our choice the us will be taking nam

was following johnson's meeting with his russian counterpart. well we hadn't seen a u.k. foreign secretary in moscow for five years and i can tell you that i hadn't seen such a remarkable press conference at the foreign ministry villa behind me for a long time there were many jokes many ways to poke each other not necessarily in a bad way after listing all the essential topics that are usual for such talks ranging from north korea to ukraine and russia and the theories that it meddled with us and the votes all around the world and the u.k. as well came up with once before just to remind you the foreign secretary boris johnson said that he hadn't seen any evidence of russian interference even used the words not a sausage well mr johnson seems to have changed his mind today he said that he hadn't seen any evidence of successful attempts to interfere and i asked boris johnson to elaborate on that a little bit there was last on the free abundant evidence of. russian interference in the elections in. germany. from. america but as i say there is new evidence of any successful r

boris johnson was in moscow on friday for his first visit in his role as britain's foreign secretary that the trip comes with relations between the two countries at historic low you need to tranq was following boris johnson's meeting with his russian counterpart. well we hadn't seen a u.k. foreign secretary in moscow for five years and i can tell you that i hadn't seen such a remarkable press conference at the foreign ministry villa behind me for a long time there were many jokes many ways to poke each other not necessarily in a bad way after listing all the essential topics that are usual for such talks ranging from north korea to ukraine russia and the theories that it meddled with us and the votes all around the world and the u.k. as well came up once before just to remind you the foreign secretary boris johnson said that he hadn't seen any evidence of russian interference he even used the words not a sausage well mr johnson seems to have changed his mind today he said that he hadn't seen any evidence of successful attempts to interfere and i asked boris johnson to elaborate on th

as well came up with them once before just to remind you the foreign secretary boris johnson said that he hadn't seen any evidence of russian interference even used the words not a sausage well mr johnson seems to have changed his mind today he said that he hadn't seen any evidence of successful attempts to interfere and i asked boris johnson to elaborate on that a little bit there was last on the free abundant evidence of. russian interference in the elections in. germany. from. america but as i say there is new evidence of any successful russian interference. in the u.k. other highlights of the press conference included boris johnson speaking russian a few times saying that he has committed to fall in response to another question by me the u.k. foreign secretary confirmed that once he was in tehran a couple weeks ago he visited the russian embassy secretly to see the venue of the famous tehran conference during the second world war he was also asked about moscow travel advice that he received from one of the british m.p.'s which included warnings about drinking challenge game. and ho

thinks johnson's visit will bring positive results but this could take some time. and you can see maybe some glimmer of hope on the horizon just in terms of the sort of growing report that there seem to be at that meeting between boris johnson and sergei lavrov but i also think that anything that is anything positive that's going to come out of that meeting seriously positive will only emerge in time i think boris johnson is going to come back to london he's going to say you know i really put it to the russians i didn't give an inch. and then be with time that we'll see maybe those least another visit maybe we'll have a reciprocal visit and maybe just maybe things will start to unfreeze but then you know i'm an optimist and we're coming up to new year so here's hoping. coming up the deposed former president. of the. majority. more after the break. everybody i'm stephen. proud american under george bush and. this is my buddy. financial guru just a little bit different. with all the drama happening in our country. every day americans. to bridge the gap this is the gr

seen any evidence of russian interference even used the words not a sausage well mr johnson seems to have changed his mind today he said that he hadn't seen any evidence of successful attempts to interfere and i asked boris johnson to elaborate on that a little bit there was last on the free abundant evidence of. russian interference in the elections in. germany. from. america but as i say there is new evidence of any successful russian interference. in the u.k. other highlights of the press conference included boris johnson speaking russian a few times saying that he has committed to fall in response to another question by me the u.k. foreign secretary confirmed that once he was in tehran a couple of weeks ago he visited the russian embassy secretly to see the venue of the famous tehran conference during the second world war he was also asked about moscow travel advice that he received from one of the british m.p.'s which included warnings about drinking challenge game. and honey traps many other things so the question was about trust and the question was about whether he had encoun

johnson's visit now will bring all the results but only with time. you can see maybe some glimmer of hope on the horizon just in terms of the sort of growing report that there seem to be at that meeting between boris johnson and sergei lavrov but i also think that the thing that is anything positive that's going to come out of that meeting seriously positive will only emerge in time i think boris johnson is going to come back to london he's going to say you know i really put it to the russians i didn't give an inch. and then be with time that we'll see another maybe we'll have a reciprocal visit and maybe just maybe things will start to unfreeze but then you know i'm an optimist and we're coming up to new year so here's hoping. coming up the deposed former catholic president is having another way enough to proceed to pad his party's going to majority in council on those big news in the week we'll tell you what about it when our weekly continues after this break. is a civilization just a tiny bit more advanced than we are that they can already pick up

and so maybe johnson wasn't crucial. but in terms of the relationship in office, very fraught, as you say. >> fascinating. yes, sir? >> we began with all of john f. kennedy's words. and arguably, one of the reasons he is in our hearts is that he did speak these phenomenal words, which are very, very memorable. and one of the contrasts, certainly, with barack obama, is it's very hard to remember lots and lots of phrases from barack obama. so i ask you, how much of the great legacy of kennedy and the positive glow is really ted sorensen and the other speech writers who were behind those masterful words? >> it's a really good question. sorenson is crucial. there's no question about it. you know, the -- think about this image. 1957. he's already running for president. it's not announced, but the politicos know. and what it is, i think he gave 140 speeches all over the country in 1957. and very often, it's two people flying into some small place, speaking before an audience of 12, and it's john f. kennedy, ted sorensen. and s

boris johnson visits russia for the first time as a british foreign secretary talking trade election meddling and even attempting some russian companies just give me a pass for the for the run. because it is nice today i guess that's the at this the. world of sports is stunned after a limb pick gymnastics champion mckayla maroney claims she was paid to keep quiet about years of child abuse by a u.s. team doctor. a very warm welcome you watching r.t. international with me niki aaron great to have you with us this hour our top story is ready soldiers reportedly killed two palestinians and injured around sixty others as another wave of protests flared on friday then rest comes a response to donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel paula slayer who's in the west bank for us and gaza based journalist tend kookery report on the turmoil. the situation here is extremely wasn't so. great because i've been running down the road now and. as i made their way to the right. in see them off my last time a foreign look someone a said in firing tear gas and everybody's

things such as his food potentially being spiked some kind of influence to not let boris johnson get enough sleep things like honey traps why beautiful kremlin agents as well as maybe his phones being hacked or bugged he's also been worn. to stay away from any drinking games and has been letting boris johnson to be weary of being alone in an elevator and making faces so that this doesn't get used against him in the future but that said boris johnson has made it clear by sort of repeating his mantra of beware but engage that he does plan to have serious talks when it comes to the situation in syria and specifically collaborating with russia to defeat isis terrorism so certainly lots to look ahead for when it comes to this visit later in the week. three people have been killed and almost thirty injured after a car bomb attack in the southwest of afghanistan twelve of the wounded were soldiers and one of those killed was a security officer according to local officials now the group has yet to claim responsibility early on monday islamic state claimed responsibility for an attack on an a

many to ask she thinks johnson's visit will bring positive results but only with a bit of time. you can see maybe some glimmer of hope on the horizon just in terms of the sort of growing report that the seem to be at that meeting between boris johnson and sergei lavrov but i also think that the thing that is anything positive that's going to come out of that seriously will only emerge in time i think boris johnson is going to come back to london he's going to say you know i really put it to the russians i didn't give an inch. and then be with time that we'll see another visit maybe we'll have a reciprocal visit. maybe just maybe things will start to unfreeze but then you know i'm an optimist and we're coming up to new year so here's hoping. indeed coming up reporting on a rack of research that says the liberation of mosul killed more civilians than previously admitted the weekly here at international continues with me kevin zero in right after this break. as a civilization just a tiny bit more advanced than we are that they can already pick up jerry springer or any other sit com

boris johnson has visited moscow for the first time as the u.k. foreign secretary the trip comes during a period of strained relations if a train car was following johnson's meeting with his russian counterpart. well we hadn't seen a u.k. foreign secretary in moscow for five years and i can tell you that i hadn't seen such a remarkable press conference at the foreign ministry villa behind me for a long time there were many jokes many ways to poke each other not necessarily in a bad way after listing all the essential topics that are usual for such talks ranging from north korea to ukraine russia and the theories that it meddled and the votes all around the world and the u.k. as well came up once before just to remind you the foreign secretary boris johnson said that he hadn't seen any evidence of russian interference he even used the words not a sausage well mr johnson seems to have changed his mind today he said that he hadn't seen any evidence of successful attempts to interfere and i asked boris johnson to elaborate on that a little bit there w

boris johnson visits russia for the first time as british foreign secretary talking trade election meddling and even attempting to russia. that is just give me leave for the book because it is nice too there you go i guess that's the if is the . world of sports is turned off the olympic gymnastics champion mckayla maroney claims that she was paid to keep quiet about years of child abuse by a u.s. team doctor. a very warm welcome you watching our team international with mina karen great to have you with us this hour our top story israeli soldiers reportedly killed two palestinians and injured around sixty others as another wave of protests flat on friday the on the west comes in response to donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel paula slayer who's in the west bank for a sound gaza based journalist hinde cruger a report on the turmoil. the situation has an extremely was no. kind of grace because i've been running down the road now and. it's all just made their way to the right in see them off my last time a cardinal someone aged in firing a gas and everybody's

as well came up with once before just to remind you the foreign secretary boris johnson said that he hadn't seen any evidence of russian interference he even used the words not a sausage well mr johnson seems to have changed his mind today he said that he hadn't seen any evidence of successful attempts to interfere and i asked boris johnson to elaborate on that a little bit there was last on the free abundant evidence of the. russian interference in the elections in. germany. from. america but as i say there is new evidence of any successful russian interference. in the u.k. other highlights of the press conference included boris johnson speaking russian a few times saying that he has committed to fall in response to another question by me the u.k. foreign secretary confirmed that once he was in tehran a couple of weeks ago he visited the russian embassy secretly to see the venue of the famous tehran conference during the second world war he was also asked about moscow travel advice that he received from one of the british m.p.'s which included warnings about drinking challenge again

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and ahead of this week's visit to moscow british foreign secretary boris johnson says russia is back in cold war mode acting like the ancient warrior state sponsor. preaching you're watching the latest headlines here at r.t. international thank you for joining us. austria is making headlines across europe amid concerns over its new coalition government as the conservatives joined forces with the anti immigration freedom party while the new government was being sworn in at vienna's historic health palace and he found out that left wing activists protested outside there's still a heavy police presence there stopping the demonstrators from entering the building . and the match is still going on as you can see in these latest i think right police are also at the scene plant my water cannon and many of the protesters are concerns that the right wing group has been positions in the government including the foreign interior and defense ministers. there's been widespread condemnation of this agreement across many european media outlets lots of fears that this will lead to the the far right s

seen any evidence of russian interference he even used the words not a sausage well mr johnson seems to have changed his mind today he said that he hadn't seen any evidence of successful attempts to interfere and i asked boris johnson to elaborate on that a little bit there was last i'm afraid abundant evidence of. russian interference in the elections in. germany. from. america but as i say there is new evidence of any successful russian interference. in the u.k. other highlights of the press conference included boris johnson speaking russian a few times saying that he has committed to fall in response to another question by me the u.k. foreign secretary confirmed that once he was in tehran a couple of weeks ago he visited the russian embassy secretly to see the venue of the famous tehran conference during the second world war he was also asked about moscow travel advice that he received from one of the british m.p.'s which included warnings about drinking challenge again. and honey traps many other things so the question was about trust and the question was about whether he had enc