kerry he did this president clinton did this president obama and john kerry did this before president clinton did that before you remember of course the carter administration's role in camp david first of all i think no one can facilitated other than the united states. i think we should dispose dispose of any possibility there and always people will say but the u.s. is tilting this way or tilting that way and one can make that argument i never did i never chose not to engage with are american partners for that kind of excuse i think you have to. actually deliver it in a serious way and see if there are proposals that are put forward by the united states government that could help begin launching negotiations. the company ministrations been working on their plan for the last year i don't know if they're going to put it forward in the next weeks or months they haven't said that they will but they haven't said that the they won't they say they're working on it and they're committed to putting it forward i think the very least we should do is give it a shot let's look at it let's not thro

kerry a russian spokesman and the u.n. official responsible for trying to negotiate peace in syria a whole range of voices and essentially two camps to be detected those who believe that a political and diplomatic solution to the conflicts in the region is not only possible but absolutely necessary and those who say no the great risks coming from a country for example like iran cannot be contained and in fact we need a military response so looking more closely at those two camps we essentially have israel on the one hand saying the agreement with iran to try to contain its nuclear capacity is not going to stop it from becoming a nuclear power mr netanyahu said in ten years it will be a nuclear power and it will devour the entire middle east he got some very serious pushback following those remarks for example from john kerry who said essentially there is no military alternative if we torpedo the iran agreement we will hear renewed pressure to bomb iran and that will solve nothing melinda today is the final day. of the conf

kerry a russian spokesman and the u.n. official responsible for trying to negotiate peace in syria a whole range of voices and essentially two camps to be detected those who believe that a political and diplomatic solution to the conflicts in the region is not only possible but absolutely necessary and those who say no the great risks coming from a country for example like iran cannot be contained and in fact we need a military response so looking more closely at those two camps we essentially have israel on the one hand saying the agreement with iran to try to contain its nuclear capacity is not going to stop it from becoming a nuclear power mr netanyahu said in ten years it will be in nuclear power and it will devour the entire middle east he got some very serious pushback following those remarks for example from john kerry who said essentially there is no military alternative if we torpedo the iran agreement we will hear renewed pressure to bomb iran and that will solve nothing melinda today is the final day. a of the c

kerry a russian spokesman and the u.n. official responsible for trying to negotiate peace in syria a whole range of voices and essentially two camps to be detected those who believe that a political and diplomatic solution to the conflicts in the region is not only possible but absolutely necessary and those who say no the great risks coming from a country for example like iran cannot be contained and in fact we need a military response so looking more closely at those two camps we essentially have israel on the one hand saying the agreement with iran to try to contain its nuclear capacity is not going to stop it from becoming a nuclear power mr netanyahu said in ten years it will be in nuclear power and it will devour the entire middle east he got some very serious pushback following those remarks for example from john kerry who said essentially there is no military alternative if we torpedo the iran agreement we will hear renewed pressure to bomb iran and that will solve nothing interesting lee enough he got some say. up

middle east he got some very serious pushback following those remarks for example from john kerry who said essentially there is no military alternative if we torpedo the iran agreement we will hear renewed pressure to bomb iran and that will solve nothing melinda today is the final day of the conference what is the overall feeling what has been achieved at this year's meeting. the meeting was entitled the overall title of the conference is to the brink and back to the question mark at the end and we just heard the chairman of the conference saying at the closing he had hoped that by the end he could delete that question in other words we're coming back from the brink but he doesn't feel that's the case and in fact the hot spots that were named and discussed here range from north korea enormous concern about nuclear proliferation proliferation not only there but because of rising tensions also between the u.s. and russia for example on the use of intermediate range nuclear weapons and whether agreements on nuclear disarmament can hold so that's one whole constellation the nuclear issue

i mean john kerry john kerry maybe bob you think. well i mean look well run run again do you think i have no idea i do think there will be a very big democratic field in two thousand and twenty. on our numbers in our poll joe biden starts out as the clear favorite this by his age despite his age. but there's also a sense in that play and bernie sanders has a hard core of supporters but there's also a sense in those numbers that people are yearning for someone new but kerry did a kerry almost got elected president he became he was a terrific secretary of state if he ran again i think he'd be a serious candidate but they're going to be twenty people up on that stage i mean i don't know that these debates may have to be broken into elizabeth one will be in the hunt right bernie sanders as you said any. long shots that might not be long shots well thought they're all long shots they're all these these these new folks who. who are registering at three or four or five percent. cory booker hair or joe kennedy the third but you've got to ste

i mean john kerry john kerry maybe bob you think. well i mean look well run run again do you think i have no idea i do think there will be a very big democratic field in two thousand and twenty. on our numbers in our poll joe biden starts out as the clear favorite this by his age despite his an age. but there's also a sense in that play and bernie sanders has a hard core of supporters but there's also a sense in those numbers that people are yearning for someone new but kerry did a kerry almost got elected president he became he was a terrific secretary of state if he ran again i think he'd be a serious candidate but they're going to be twenty people up on that stage i mean i don't know that these debates may have to be broken into elizabeth one will be in the hunt right bernie sanders as you said any. long shots that might not be long shots well thought they're all long shots they're all these these these new folks who. who are registering at three or four or five percent. cory booker hair or joe kennedy the third but you've got to

i mean john kerry john kerry maybe bob you think. well i mean look well run run again do you think i have no idea i do think there will be a very big democratic field in two thousand and twenty. on our numbers in our poll joe biden starts out as the clear favorite this by his age despite his an age. but there's also a sense in that play and bernie sanders has a hard core of supporters but there's also a sense in those numbers that people are yearning for someone new but kerry did a kerry almost got elected president he became he was a terrific secretary of state if he ran again i think you'd be a serious candidate but they're going to be twenty people up on that stage i mean i don't know that these debates may have to be broken into elizabeth one will be in the hunt right bernie sanders as you said any. long shots that might not be long shots well thought they're all long shots they're all these these these new folks who. who are registering at three or four or five percent. cory booker kemal hara joe kennedy the third but you've got

that some of john kerry's ground. this will come well you know. young well you know oklahoma pushing. the shadow west and i think with john that. you got off to another job you know loading up on a comedy or. jumping over a normal guy who didn't get you out of god and back to sit. here that you know my work on the and it's on. god i don't know man i look at arsenal. what about me what are some bad michael does someone have a temple or sometimes you know but that you do on your couple cars are still in the bill and you know that even when you're on the block either you casada not if you could just get your milk up or got a car and you know my date is and i work and said ok and i just i look at a chiropractor you know. this isn't the tires of a pill a phone chat argument as you can get a little what i want i want a young couple do you want to show up with us how come you got like the opposite of an all you know young girl that i want to be a she got to she know about and could get us on our government to. look like i turn to you and you can get the

john kerry still very popular among his fans. they were kissing and hugging him. you can see that charm and wit that exudes from the former secretary of state john kerry as he tries to maneuver through baggage. but it's impossible. >> kimberly: did they lick the tree? time for kimberly's food court. this is a good one. this is interesting. we all have our snacks in our drawers. moving on. according to a new survey, we have the drawer but we keep a secret stash on the side. this is fruit manufacture crispy green conducted a study of 2,000 women. they found two-thirds, 66% of american moms have a supersecret supply of their favorite snacks they keep hidden from their families because they don't want to share. >> jesse: no sharing. set your dvrs. never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" up next. do you like my blazer, bret? >> bret: yes. news about jared kushner's security clearance, what does it mean for his role in the white house? justice department launches its own investigation into the foreign surveillance court, fisa. president trump gets a jump o

but but barring some of john kerry's ground. this will come well you know. young well you know oklahoma which you. know for sure that was my father would jump. and you got up with. you know loading up on a comedy or. jumping over a normal guy who didn't get you out of god and do you think back. to sit. and hear god you know my work on the in songs. god i don't know man i look at us all. just. look at bob woodward us on by michael dyson on him at temple was information about you do on your book what causes it and the phone you know that even when you're on the block either you casada not if you could just tell you mock up because like i knew my day it is and i work and said ok and i joke i look at a chiropractor you know this isn't the tires out of tune a phone chat argument as you can get a little book out when i want to yonkers do you want to jungle is how come you got like the opposite of an all you know young girl that i want to be a she got to she know about who could get us on the album of the. allegro i turned to union the yeah and when people i'll hav

we also engaged with former secretary of state john kerry. the israeli government in .ransition caused the failure after all of this, how can it be said that we failed negotiations. we have never refused any initation to participate negotiations. cannot say we rejected negotiation. we believe that negotiations are the only path towards peace. negotiations?ect deadlock, with this we have neither given up. andelieve in the purposes of united nations. affirmed the right of self-determination. nobody has held israel accountable but it occupied our territory and 1948. self-determination of of the issues this council will address tomorrow. in spite of all of that color the united nations have failed to commit its resolution until this very day. is this possible? is it logical that despite ,doption 705 general assembly 705 resolution from 1948 till this very day. another of them have been implemented. that are these resolutions they have adopted? no result whatsoever. that israell violates its obligations to implement resolution 21 and 194? and 194?

now during the john kerry years so lost hope that this approach of working on some issues while clashing over others will actually lead to a comprehensive amending the russia u.s. relationship but that hasn't materialized why doesn't taylor send continue working this line. well there has been you know a sea change and nobody saw this exactly coming but you know obviously there are dead there difference here is on the interpretation but most americans believe that there was russian interference in the elections so and they see that as an attack on american values so during the kerry years and even before that during the clinton years there was more of a willingness to in their mind reset relations after they had. deteriorated on one issue or the other host ukraine crisis and certainly. particularly now with with still the investigations on what happened in the elections going on it's very hard for tillerson or any or trump as we've discussed to make the case to the american public that we should have better relations now despite the hostility if the americans and the russians so i see why

kerry years so that this approach of working on some issues while clashing over others will actually lead to a comprehensive mending of the russian u.s. relationship but that hasn't materialized why doesn't tillerson continue working this line. well there has been you know a sea change and nobody saw this exactly coming but you know obviously there are dead there are difference here is on the interpretation but most americans believe that there was russian interference in the elections so and they see that as an attack on american values so during the kerry years and even before that during the clinton years there was more of a willingness to in their mind reset relations after they had. deteriorated on one issue or the other host ukraine crisis and certainly. particularly now with with still the investigations on what happened in the elections going on it's very hard for tillerson or any or trump as we've discussed to make the case to the american public that we should have better relations now despite the hostility if the americans and the russians so i say why when it came to figh

kerry the former u.s. secretary of state actually sitting in the audience he's one of the key architects of the people who helped this to actually come together after more than a decade of negotiation and it is seen in europe and amongst particular democrat in the united states as a breakthrough in international demoed diplomacy also leading the way in resolving other potential to potentially nuclear conflict like the ones on the korean peninsula and. north korea will be watching very closely what happens with this netanyahu wants the united states to to forge any kind of peace as only the united states can do this where you have the palestinian side saying it's certainly the united states the trump administration will not be doing this it's not a credible negotiator as far as the palestinians are concerned and we. that once again a kind of half hearted pledge towards a super two state solution with netanyahu saying that sure palestinians should be able to govern themselves but that overall security would

i think they have the hillary e-mail issue they dealt with and the second thing is what was john kerry doing with the russians about trump? i mean what information was kerr y feeding to the russians, what was he feeding to the clinton campaign so i think there's just it really was a collusion of people all conspir ing to defeat donald trump from within the government david: i have 20 seconds from each of you a quick answer will the president release the democratic memo? >> sure he will he's not afraid of this. >> i think he's got to but if there are things in there that need to be scrubbed out i hope it goes to the same process where the fbi gets a chance to read it. david: fair enough if it goes through the same process the republican memo went by gentlemen thank you very much. and be sure to vote in tonight's poll do you leave an investigation the obama clinton state department could reveal just as much corruption and collusion as found at the fbi or justice department, cast your vote on twitter at lou dobbs and you could follow lieu on twitter at lou dobbs, like him on facebook and

but things hotted up for light sick after just five minutes when john kerry although stunned put them one zero up at him a look when with a shot against the post and focused on with a finish. for him or a thought he'd equalize for cologne i thought the goal was ruled out for offside and late six to nil lead into the break. looked like he thought things were over at half time but the visitors came out with fire in their bellies vance on. his debut goal for cologne to equalise on seventy one minutes. six minutes later cologne sensationally took the lead through sub leonardo betancourt. outstanding work on the right by marcel fisa court took advantage. couldn't find a reply and. in the relegation playoff spot to seven points above and. turn to the consolation. well. nobody wanted to get still early days. to go always that it perfectly older teams of there are much too inconsistent they draw points against easy opponents nobody really knows where they stand at the moment so i think we have to wait three four maybe five movie to really see who would be of the from number two of to number n

but things hotted up for light cigar for just five minutes when john kerry although stunned at them won no luck at imola lippmann with a shot against the post and old was done with a finish. for him or a thought he'd equalize for cologne i but the goal was ruled out for offside and leipsic took a one nil lead into the break. pozen who looked like he thought things were over at half time but the visitors came out with fire in their bellies vance on cause yellow cracked told his debut goal for cologne to equalize on seventy one minutes six minutes later cologne sensationally took the lead through sub leonardo button could. outstanding work on the right by marcel lisa and button could took advantage. couldn't find a reply and went wild at the final whistle no wonder as they cut the guy in the relegation playoff spot to seven points. and it was. time to dish out the consolation. all the latest smartphone technology from the mobile world congress and barcelona coming right up. every journey begins with the first step and every language with the first word pushed in the. eco is in germany to

but things hotted up for light cigar for just five minutes when john kerry although stern put them one no look at him a look one with a shot against the post was done with a finish. for him or a thought he'd equalize for cologne i put the goal was ruled out for offside and leipsic to lead into the break. looked like he thought things were over at half time but the visitors came out with fire in their bellies vance on. his debut goal for cologne to equalise on seventy one minutes. six minutes later cologne sensationally took the lead through sub leonardo button could. outstanding work on the right by marcel fisa court took advantage. couldn't find a reply went wild at the final whistle no wonder as they cut the gap on might in the relegation play off spot to seven points. and it was cologne coach different who to turn to dish out the consolation. well we have plenty more to discuss and lots are going to start with you mean the champions league spots are really hotly contested this season who are you backing to make the top four i mean honestly you know munich so. nobody must move when i

but things hotted up for late sick after just five minutes when john kerry put them one no up at imola lippmann with a shot against the post with a finish. for him or a thought he'd equalize for cologne i thought the goal was ruled out for offside and late six to one nil lead into the break. looked like he thought things were over at half time but the visitors came out with fire in their bellies vance on. his debut goal for cologne to equalise on seventy one minutes. six minutes later cologne sensationally took the lead through sub leonardo betancourt. outstanding work on the right by marcel fisa court took advantage. couldn't find a reply and went wild at the final whistle no wonder as they cut the gap or might in the relegation play off spot to seven points. and it was cologne coach defining who to turn to dish out the consolation. well we have plenty more to discuss and let's i'm going to start with you mean the champions league spots are really hotly contested this season who are you backing to make the top four i mean i was you know munich so. nobody is moving it's not a guess it'

but things hotted up for lights for just five minutes when john kerry put them on no luck at imola luqman with a shot against the post and all was done with a finish. for him or a thought he'd equalize for cologne i thought the goal was ruled out for offside and leipsic took a one nil lead into the break. looked like he thought things were over at half time but the visitors came out with fire in their bellies vance on. his debut goal for cologne to equalise on seventy one minutes. six minutes later cologne sensationally took the lead through sub leonardo button could. outstanding work on the right by marcel the serve and it could took advantage. couldn't find a reply. went wild at the final whistle no wonder as they cut the guy in the relegation play off spot to seven points. and it was cologne coach there from the gutenberg's turn to dish out the consolation. well we have plenty more to discuss and lots are going to start with you mean the champions league spots are really hotly contested this season who are you backing to make the top four. so. nobody wants more when it's not ok it's st

these infamous incident being one of them a crowd of demonstrators fired upon by rebel fighters john kerry himself once called the rebels holding east ghouta a subgroup of isis and al qaeda remember what the u.s. . led coalition deeds to isis in mosul. well it's kind of as if you know. they leveled an entire city thousands of civilians dead yet they say there's no choice the terrorists were sponsible by using human shields a sad fact of war two billion casualties are a fact of life in this sort of situation do you agree that some of the the high level of i think ridiculous standard that we had previously is now created this behavior by ice is that they now realize that they take human shields are going to avoid being struck and that actually this is adding to the problem congressman i do believe they understand our sensitivity to civilian casualties and they're exploiting that and i do agree that as we move into these urban environments it is going become more and more difficult to apply extraordinarily high standards for the things that we're doing although we will try for some reas

so an equally strong defense all of that twenty fifteen iran deal there from john kerry melinda is their concern perhaps about the future of this deal in munich. absolutely there is in fact so much concern that mr kerry got some support from a rather surprising quarter there's been a lot of friction here between american representatives and russian officials but in this case the russian information and communication head who was on that same panel with mr kerry rose to his defense very quickly and said he absolutely linda linda we have to interrupt really. have to bring in foreign minister mahmoud reef addressing i mean it's critical to be able to finally make it to this year's final day of the munich security conference having just arrived from a historic state visit of president rouhani to india. last year. i repeated before this forum. for a security arrangement in the persian gulf. founded on dialogue. common principles and confidence building measures. some of our neighbors if you remember. used that opportunity here last year to level accusations against iran. somehow. and others b

leipzig jumped ahead shortly after one nil thanks to john kerry in august. but frank said were quick to react timothy john there with the equalizer. and they were in the groove kevin prince bowed saying made it to one turned the game around but was there still hope for the guess the rest called for a penalty but this season nothing gets done without the video assistance getting the final word also it's about a light saying. they've run out of luck. final score he wants a frank but the win lets them keep on dreaming of the champions league. from the top to the bottom now in a relegation battle in freiburg. it was hard fought and heated. marco ted i see you know was brought down and meals paid us and made a bundle from a spot. freiburg had the chance to secure three points late on this time again it happened took the penalty but with a different result there wasn't going to be didn't go in that's what happened so near yet so far it was an important victory for the hosts pulling them away from the relegation zone maybe pietersen should stay on penalties but als

now during the john kerry years so was hope that this approach of working on some issues while clashing over others will actually lead to a comprehensive amending the russia u.s. relationship but that hasn't materialized why doesn't tillerson continue working this line. well there has been you know a sea change and nobody saw this exactly coming but you know obviously there are dead there difference here is on the interpretation but most americans believe that there was russian interference in the elections so and they see that as an attack on american values so during the kerry years and even before that during the clinton years there was more of a willingness to in their mind reset relations after they had. deteriorated on one issue or the other host ukraine crisis and certainly. particularly now with with still the investigations on what happened in the elections going on it's very hard for tillerson or any or trump as we've discussed to make the case to the american public that we should have better relations now despite the hostility if the americans and the russians so i see why w

john kerry accused the trumpet ministration of bad diplomacy saying that criticizing the iran agreement undermining it actually makes it harder to get iran to do the things you're saying would you agree with that i fully agree with what john kerry said. we need to do c.p.r. way for inspections and there are a lot of other fields we have to cooperate be americans and israelis on iran iran is a huge challenge but we can't go on with the talks as long as they are trying to kill the only thing we have and this is the do so we have to risk you j c p a way of being that nuclear agreement with iran many many thanks to you for being with us today i'm annoyed for. that was all made nor poor they're the green party foreign policy spokesman here. in germany talking to my colleague linda crane at the at the security conference in munich now to france where aid workers say thousands of migrants are sleeping rough in appalling conditions that's despite an election promise by a president in money while not calling to curb the problem by the end of two thousand and seventeen now it looks like his gover

kerry himself once called the rebels holding east ghouta a subgroup of isis and al-qaeda remember what the u.s. led coalition deeds to isis in mosul. what are they leveled and then ties city thousands of civilians dead yet they say there's no choice the terrorists were responsible by using human shields a sad fact of war two billion casualties are a fact of life in this sort of situation do you agree that some of the the high level of i think ridiculous standard that we had previously is now created this. behavior by isis that they now realize. if they take human shields they're going to avoid being struck and that actually this is adding to the problem congresswoman i do believe they understand our sensitivity to civilian casualties and they're exploiting that and i do agree that as we move into these urban environments it is going become more and more difficult to apply extraordinarily high standards for the things we're doing although we will try for some reason this time around they seem to be avoiding any mention of who it is that controls east ghouta all but the same job that's w

new york where former cia whistleblower on analyst john kerry aco told us he believes that the elements of laid bare some of the f.b.i.'s more on savory practices this contains some troubling evidence of f.b.i. malfeasance those of us who are critics of the f.b.i. have been saying this for years this is how the f.b.i. does business they do it surreptitiously they do it by stabbing people in the back they do it by setting people up by entrapping them by tricking them and that's exactly what they did with the place of court they played the fisa court judge by not telling them the source of this deal a they played that judge by not telling them that this was a partisan. report and and they got their warrant they got their warrant anyway. two people have been killed and over a hundred injured after two trains collided in the us state of south carolina the collision between another truck train and a freight train happened at around two thirty in the morning local time the amtrak train was operating between new york and miami with at least eight crew on one hundred thirty nine passengers on b

as we say, he attacked hillary clinton, barack obama, john kerry, not by name but john mccain. interestingly, meghan mccain said she got a call from president trump promising not to attack her father given that he's ill at this point. that seems to have gone by the wayside or maybe he considers it not attacking him because he didn't use the name. we know who he's talking about. this is a kind of setting the president gets a charge out of, one where he gets to make his case but also take on his enemies. he likes having an enemy to take on. here we are still arguing with president obama, still arguing with secretary clinton. the lock her up chant from the campaign trail is a rather striking thing to hear 13 months into his administration. but this is the kind of event that charges him up after a week where he's getting a lot of tough moments, these indictments, the guilty plea and other events that haven't been always going his way. >> interestingly, we found out thanks to rachel maddow and her crack team that the lock her up actually goes back all the way to a ukrainian election

these infamous incident being one of them a crowd of demonstrators fired upon by rebel fighters john kerry himself once called the rebels holding east ghouta a subgroup of isis and al-qaeda remember what the u.s. led coalition deeds to isis in mosul. what are they leveled. and then ty's city thousands of civilians dead yet they say there's no choice the terrorists were sponsible by using human shields a sad fact of war two billion casualties are a fact of life in this sort of situation do you agree that some of the the high level of i think ridiculous standard that we had previously is now created this. behavior by ice is that they now realize that they take human shields are going to avoid being struck and that actually this is adding to the problem congressman i do believe they understand our sensitivity to civilian casualties and they're exploiting that and i do agree that as we move into these urban environments it is in become more and more difficult to apply extraordinary high standards for the things we're doing although we will try for some reason this time around they seem t

how we are getting reaction obviously we've got the former us actually of state john kerry. he's criticised netanyahu his remarks and we'll just have a quick listen to what was said. i am a great friend of israel. i had one hundred percent voting record over twenty years in the united states but today he said to you that in ten years around will be on its way to having a nuclear arsenal is just not accurate. we know that kerry hasn't been a friend of iran in the past nevertheless he's not on the same scientists as netanyahu on this issue why do you think that is. the sole carries a genuine friend of israel should really realize this even though in the eyes of a litany oh and his government kerry and obviously obama where almost enemies of israel they care about israel is about the future of israel much more than some right wing has in israel so i think that kerry was courageous enough to say the truth of the truce is that there is nothing better than this agreement and there will not be anything better than this agreement that the neo still believes that by bomb being iran e

this infamous incident being one of them a crowd of demonstrators fired upon by rebel fighters john kerry himself once called the rebels holding east ghouta a subgroup of isis and al-qaeda remember what the u.s. led coalition did to isis in mosul. what up they leveled and then ties city thousands of civilians dead yet they say there was no choice the terrorists were responsible by using human shields a sad fact of war two billion casualties are a fact of life in this sort of situation do you agree that some of the the high level of i think ridiculous standard that we had previously is now created this. behavior by ice is that they now realize if they take human shield they're going to avoid being struck and that actually this is adding to the problem congresswoman i do believe they understand our sensitivity to civilian casualties and they're exploiting that and i do agree that as we move into these urban environments it is going become more and more difficult to apply extraordinarily high standards for the things we're doing although we will try for some reason this time around they seem

this infamous incident being one of them a crowd of demonstrators fired upon by rebel fighters john kerry himself once called the rebels holding east ghouta a subgroup of isis and i. remember what the u.s. led coalition did to isis in mosul. what are they leveled and then ties city thousands of civilians dead yet they say there's no choice the terrorists were sponsible by using human shields a sad fact of war two billion casualties are a fact of life in this sort of situation do you agree that some of the the high level of i think ridiculous standard that we had previously is now created this. behavior by isis that they now realize if they take human shields they're going to avoid being struck and that actually this is adding to the problem congresswoman i do believe they understand our sensitivity to civilian casualties and they are exploiting that and i do agree that as we move into these urban environments it is in become more and more difficult to apply extraordinarily high standards for the things we're doing although we will try for some reason this time around they seem to be avoid

kerry told us he believes that developments have laid bare some of the f.b.i.'s more on savory practices. this contains some troubling evidence of f.b.i. malfeasance those of us who are critics of the f.b.i. have been saying this for years this is how the f.b.i. does business they do it to surreptitiously they do it by stabbing people in the back they do it by setting people up by entrapping them by tricking them and that's exactly what they did with the price of court they played the face of court judge by not telling them the source of this deal they plead that judge by not telling them that this was a a partisan. report and and they got their warrant they got their warrant anyway. staying stateside night two people being killed and over one hundred injured after two trains collided in the state of south carolina the collision between an on truck train on a freight train happened at around two thirty sunday morning local time the amtrak train was operating between new york and miami without at least eight crew one hundred thirty nine passengers on board as a r

kerry let's just have a very quick listen to what was said. i am a great friend of israel. i had a hundred percent voting record over twenty years in the united states but today. in ten years around will be on its way to having a nuclear arsenal is just not accurate. but we do know and i'm going to ask you to answer briefly we know kerry is far from being a friend of iran's nevertheless why do you think he's not with netanya netanyahu on this particular issue. remember the iran deal to was. you know the. top success of the obama administration and they don't not want to sell it out i don't think also the american establishment or that keeps the it is happy or causing the war was iran nobody feels that this is going to work and so this is a voice of moderation remember the munich security conference has become now for long for propaganda in a state of reaching agreement discussing issues how to solve them creating a new peace by the time.

kerry himself once called the rebels holding east ghouta a subgroup of isis and i. remember what the u.s. led coalition did to isis in mosul. what are they leveled and then ties city thousands of civilians dead yet they say there's no choice the terrorists were sponsible by using human shields a sad fact of war two billion casualties are a fact of life in this sort of situation do you agree that some of the the high level of i think ridiculous standard that we had previously is now created this. behavior by isis that they now realize if they take human shields they're going to avoid being struck and that actually this is adding to the problem congresswoman i do believe they understand our sensitivity to civilian casualties and they're exploiting that and i do agree that as we move into these urban environments it is in become more and more difficult to apply extraordinarily high standards for the things we're doing although we will try for some reason this time around they seem to be avoiding any mention of who it is that controls east ghouta all but the same job is

now during the john kerry years so that the surprise of working on some issues while clashing over others will actually lead to a comprehensive amending the russia u.s. relationship but that hasn't materialized why doesn't taylor send continue working this line. well there has been you know a sea change and nobody saw this exactly coming but you know obviously there are dead there are difference here is on the interpretation but most americans believe that there was russian interference in the elections so and they see that as an attack on american values so during the kerry years and even before that during the clinton years there was more of a willingness to in their mind reset relations after they had. deteriorated on one issue or the other host ukraine crisis and certainly. particularly now with with still the investigations on what happened in the elections going on it's very hard for tillerson or any or trump as we've discussed to make the case to the american public that we should have better relations now despite the hostility if they americans and the russians so i say why when i

these infamous incident being one of them a crowd of demonstrators fired upon by rebel fighters john kerry himself once called the rebels holding east ghouta a subgroup of isis and al qaeda remember what the u.s. . led coalition deeds to isis in mosul. one of its kind of as of yet. they leveled an entire city thousands of civilians dead yet they say there was no choice the terrorists were sponsible by using human shields a sad fact of war for some reason this time around they seem to be avoiding any mention of who it is that controls east ghouta all but the same job that's when these limits blindly shelled damascus every day and slaughter more and more civilians well that's war when the syrian army responds suddenly it's an atrocity remarkable isn't it how the rules change entirely depending on who's calling the shots. i'm happy to say we're joined live on the program by company a for something a former advisor to runs a nuclear negotiation team and or third calvary always a pleasure collect put this to first cut the proposed cease fire actually help the terrorists fend off the syria

kerry himself once called the rebels holding east ghouta a subgroup of isis and i. remember what the u.s. led coalition did to isis in mosul. what are they leveled and then ties city thousands of civilians dead yet they say there's no choice the terrorists were responsible by using human shields a sad fact of war two billion casualties are a fact of life in this sort of situation do you agree that some of the the high level of i think ridiculous standard that we had previously is now created this. behavior by isis that they now realize if they take human shields they're going to avoid being struck and that actually this is adding to the problem congresswoman i do believe they understand our sensitivity to civilian casualties and they're exploiting that and i do agree that as we move into these urban environments it is in become more and more difficult to apply extraordinarily high standards for the things we're doing although we will try for some reason this time around they seem to be avoiding any mention of who it is that controls east ghouta all but the same job

former cia analyst and whistleblower john kerry ak says this follows what the f.b.i. has been doing for years this contains some troubling evidence of f.b.i. malfeasance those of us who are critics of the f.b.i. have been saying this for years this is how the f.b.i. does business they do it to surreptitiously they do it by stabbing people in the back they do it by setting people up by entrapping them by tricking them and that's exactly what they did with the price of court they played the face of court judge by not telling them the source of this deal they plead that judge by not telling them that this was a partisan. report and and they got their warrant they got there weren't any way. the court of arbitration for sport overturned the lifetime bans of twenty eight russian athletes on thursday and reinstated the saatchi and then picks results they were part of the taping scandal dating back to twenty fourteen with russia accused of widespread substance abuse and have another athlete also had plans for me but will not compete at the upcoming games in south korea becaus

lights and jump ahead shortly after one nil thanks to john kerry in august. but frankfurt were quick to react timothy junger with the equalizer. and they were in the groove kevin prince boateng made it to one turned the game around but was there still hope for the guests the rest called for a penalty but this season nothing gets done without the video assistance getting the final word offside to bounce the lights and. they'd run out of luck. final score to once a frank win lets them keep on dreaming and the champions league. from the top to the bottom now a relegation battle in freiburg. it was hard fought and heated. marco ted i see you know was brought down and meals paid us and made a bundle on the spot. freiburg had the chance to secure a three points late on this time began it happened took the penalty but with a different result there wasn't going to be didn't go in that's what happened so near yet so far it was an important victory. for the hosts pulling them away from the relegation zone maybe an ascension stay on penalties but also hope it ends well

this infamous incident being one of them a crowd of demonstrators fired upon by rebel fighters john kerry himself once called the rebels holding east ghouta a subgroup of isis and al qaeda remember what the u.s. led coalition deeds to isis in mosul. one of bail. addled an entire city thousands of civilians dead yet they say there was no choice the terrorists were sponsible by using human shields a sad fact of war two billion casualties are a fact of life in this sort of situation do you agree that some of the the high level of i think ridiculous standard that we had previously is now created this. behavior by ice is that they now realize if they take human shield they're going to avoid being struck and that actually this is adding to the problem congressman i do believe they understand our sensitivity to civilian casualties and they're exploiting that and i do agree that as we move into these urban environments it is in become more and more difficult to apply extraordinarily high standards for the things we're doing although we will try for some reason this time around they seem to be avo

in one of them a crowd of demonstrators fired upon by rebel fighters john kerry himself once called the rebels holding east ghouta a subgroup of isis and i. remember what the u.s. led coalition did to isis in mosul. what are they leveled and then ties city thousands of civilians dead yet they say there's no choice the terrorists were responsible by using human shields a sad fact of war two billion casualties are a fact of life in this sort of situation do you agree that some of the the high level of i think ridiculous standard that we had previously is now created this. behavior by ice is that they now realize if they take human shields they're going to avoid being struck and that actually this is adding to the problem congresswoman i do believe they understand our sensitivity to civilian casualties and they're exploiting that and i do agree that as we move into these urban environments it is going become more and more difficult to apply extraordinarily high standards for the things we're doing although we will try for some reason this time around they seem to be avoiding any mention of

former cia analyst and whistleblower john kerry yako to lists he believes the developments have laid bare some of the f.b.i.'s more unsavory practices this contains some troubling evidence of f.b.i. malfeasance those of us who are critics of the f.b.i. have been saying this for years this is how the f.b.i. does business they do it to surreptitiously they do it by stabbing people in the back they do it by setting people up by entrapping them by tricking them and that's exactly what they did with the price of court they played the fisa court judge by not telling them the source of this deal they played that judge by not telling them that this was a partisan. report and and they got their warrant they got their warrant anyway. staying stateside two people have been killed in a hundred and sixteen injured after two trains collided in the state of south carolina the collision between an truck train on a freight train happened at around two thirty in the morning local time the amtrak train was operating between new york and miami with at least eight crew going one hundred thirty nine passe

this infamous incident being one of them a crowd of demonstrators fired upon by rebel fighters john kerry himself once called the rebels holding east ghouta a subgroup of isis and al qaeda remember what the u.s. . led coalition deeds to isis in mosul. one of the janitors of yeah. they leveled an entire city thousands of civilians dead yet they say there was no choice the terrorists were sponsible by using human shields a sad fact of war for some reason this time around they seem to be avoiding any mention of who it is that controls east ghouta all but the same job when these limits blindly shelled damascus every day and slaughter more and more civilians well that's war when the syrian army responds suddenly it's an atrocity remarkable isn't it how the rules change entirely depending on who's calling the shots. well to discuss the latest in syria i'm happy to say that we're joined live on the program by michele hoffman a senior advisor at doctors without borders you're very welcome to the program what is the current situation in eastern cooter. it is your goods or are we really talking abo

woman cia analyst and with john kerry says this follows one f.b.i. have been doing to get. this contains some troubling evidence of f.b.i. malfeasance those of us who are critics of the f.b.i. have been saying this for years this is how the f.b.i. does business they do it jester officiously they do it by stabbing people in the back they do it by setting people up by entrapping them by tricking them and that's exactly what they did with the price of court they played the face of court judge by not telling them the source of this deal they plead that judge by not telling them that this was a partisan. report and and they got their warrant they got their warrant any way. than the court of arbitration for sport overturned the lifetime bans of twenty eight a russian athlete on thursday and reinstated their such a in impacts results they were part of the doping scandal dating back to the twenty fourteen with russia can to widespread substance abuse eleven other athletes also had bans from me but will not compete at the upcoming games in south korea gas arbitrators unanimously fou