and turkey well let me 1st strongly disagree jonathan i guess we're going to debate saw for the sake of it i think nato guards have clarity about what there's one of the biggest threats the alliance has spacey and if you just look at the past few years you know which power is invited a european country like ukraine which are asked latest new type of besides right at the heart of europe straight to europe in general terms which power has been looked at slides and military members that are against international norms and groups that . russia so in that sense of benito is basically on twitter threat come from and it doesn't actually never denied at least when there was a needle that the middle east made a terrorism and say states pulls a reality threat but the reality is actually france along some countries has always blocked nato plane more active both political but also over asian abroad in the middle east so i think that matter is right it's always have a future wait or call but i think we also have to look at our own little bit each and every year france has many considerations when

ngos.he international president trump: they have 4 million refugees right now in turkey and turkey is conveying the cost and europe should step heldcause europe is being to a large extent the 4 million and if they were released they would go throughout europe and then europe would step up. ok. thank you all very much. reconcilehow do you between the purchase of the s hundred and f-35? we will workmp: something out. i project we will work something out with turkey and it will work out fine. ok? thank you. >> president trump and turkish president aragon held a press conference. they announced they will release a scientist detained on terrorism charges since the failed military coup in turkey. the news conference was held in the east room of the white house. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and the president of the republic of turkey. and the president of the republic of turkey. president trump: thank you very much. please. i want to begin by welcoming the first lady with us today and the first lady of turkey. thank you very much for being here. it is a great h

-turkey relations. in this hour-long portion the conversation focused on turkey's intelligence operations and its recent military operations in syria. >> hello, everyone and welcome to the tid conference. thank you so much for attending, we would just want to remind you to turn off your cell phones. we have livestreaming today and we will also have time for your own questions. so, welcome again for coming here. we will discuss the u.s.-turkey relations this morning and much more. i am tal heinrich. >> turkish pred erdogan promised to end corrupt politics in turkey when he first established the party in 2001 erdogan was popular because he claimed to be an honest politician, claimed more freedoms for the people of turkey and railed against dishonesty, corruption and fraud. over two decades as erdogan secured his political dynasty, he steered turkey from an open democratic society towards an authoritarian regime, all the while crushing his political opponents with an iron fist. turkey's invasion of northea

and turkey well let me 1st strongly disagree jonathan i guess we're going to debate saw for the sake of it and the needle guards have clarity about what there is what are the biggest threats the alliances face it and if you just look at the past few years you know which power is divided a european country like ukraine which power has placed new type of besides right at the heart of europe straight to europe in general terms which power has been looked at slides and military members that are against international norms and rules that . russia so in that sense of benito is basically on twitter threat come from and he does actually never denied a piece when there was a needle that the middle east made a terrorism and say states pulls a reality threat but the reality is actually france among some countries has always blocked nato plane more active both political but also over asian abroad in the middle east so i think the matter is right it's always have a future wait or call but i think we also have to look at our own little bit each and every year france has many considerations when it

and turkey well let me 1st strongly disagree jonathan i guess we're going to debate saw for the sake of it and the needle guards have clarity about what there's one of the biggest red lines for spacey and if you just look at the past few years you know which power is invited a european country like ukraine which power has placed new type of resized right at the heart of europe straight to europe in general terms which power has been looked at slides and military members that are against international norms and rules that . russia so in that sense i mean media is basically on twitter threat come from and it doesn't actually never denied at least when there was a needle that the middle east made a terrorism and say states pulls a reality threat but the reality is actually trance among some countries has always blocked nato plane more active both political but also over asian abroad in the middle east so i think the matter is right it's always have a future wait or call but i think we also have to look at our own little bit each and every year france has many considerations when it come

so isis has always been a threat to turkey it carried out attacks in turkey it killed so many people incurred in turkey as well but at the end of the day it's the white p.g. that turkey is prioritizing its mission into so and it was folk who let all these foreign fighters pass through turkey to reach during during the war also says on the tape said the syrian opposition to take part in the in the northern syria ok but also speculation one thing is for sure developments in recent weeks have certainly played into the hands of blood in a potent as we see. turkish president rate chip to eat air to one needed a favor from russian president putin. turkey a nato partner found itself asking its old bold russia for permission to intervene militarily in northern syria. the images make plain the new balance of power in the region lattimer putin's russia is now the dominant peacekeeper in syria the agreement between putin and everyone gives a boost to syrian president bashar assad through him putin can secure his position in the region in return assad's getting nearly one 3rd of his territory ba

-turkey relations with a focus on the agenda of turkey as president. this is 30 minutes. >> welcome back everyone. would like to continue and break in what's happening in syria in recent weeks and turkey's involvement in the country, but as the media has only recently i think we can say started focusing its attention on turkey's conduct in syria, i can tell you the investigative journal have been asking all the important questions along time ago and in a sense also sort of predicted what we're seeing now unfolding in the north of the country. so please join welcoming back mr. ahmet yayla assistant professor of homeland security, former chief of turkish national police counterterrorism and operations division, and fellow is broken on extremism at george washington university. you gave -- would you like to say something before i even ask you? all right. you gave an incredible presentation this morning about how the turkish regime carries out influence operations on u.s. soil also touched a bit in the last panel on the military operations in syria and i w

so isis has always been a threat to turkey it carried out attacks in turkey it killed so many people incurred in turkey as well but at the end of the day it's the white p.g. that turkey is prioritizing its mission into so and it was fucking who let all these foreign fighters pass through turkey to reach during during the war also says in the tape said the syrian opposition to take part in the in the northern syria ok will also speculation one thing is for sure developments in recent weeks have certainly played into the hands of lot of my putin as we see. turkish president rate chip air to one needed a favor from russian president putin. turkey a nato partner found itself asking its old bold russia for permission to intervene militarily in northern syria. the images make plain the new balance of power in the region lattimer putin's russia is now the dominant peacekeeper in syria the agreement between putin and gives a boost to syrian president bashar assad through him putin can secure his position in the region in return assad's getting nearly one 3rd of his territory back while the s

so isis has always been a threat to turkey it carried out attacks in turkey it killed so many people incurred in turkey as well but at the end of the day it's the white p.g. that turkey is prioritizing its mission into so and it was foci who let all these foreign fighters pass through turkey to reach during during the war yet you also said the syrian opposition to take part in the in the northern syria ok also speculation one thing is for sure developments in recent weeks have certainly played into the hands of blood in a potent as we see. turkish president rate chip to eat air to one needed a favor from russian president putin. turkey a nato partner found itself asking its old bold russia for permission to intervene militarily in northern syria. the images make plain the new balance of power in the region lattimer putin's russia is now the dominant peacekeeper in syria the agreement between putin and everyone gives a boost to syrian president bashar assad through him putin can secure his position in the region in return assad's getting nearly one 3rd of his territory back while the

so isis has always been a threat to turkey it carried out attacks in turkey it killed so many people incurred in turkey as well but at the end of the day it's the white p.g. that turkey is prioritizing its mission into so and it was foci who let all these foreign fighters pass through turkey to reach during during the war you also said since the syrian opposition to take part in the in the northern syria ok it also speculation one thing is for sure developments in recent weeks have certainly played into the hands of god in it putin as we see now. turkish president rate chip air to one needed a favor from russian president putin. turkey a nato partner found itself asking its old bold russia for permission to intervene militarily in northern syria. the images make plain the new balance of power in the region lattimer putin's russia is now the dominant peacekeeper in syria the agreement between putin and everyone gives a boost to syrian president bashar assad through him putin can secure his position in the region in return assad's getting nearly one 3rd of his territory back while the

and for turkey. turkey is a great nato ally. our economic relationship is tremendous. it continues to expand and grow. they are essential to ensuring prosperity and promise for our citizens. over the course of the day, we had a frank and productive conversation on important topics. we discussed the situation in syria. last month, i had mike pompeo with us. the security advisor, o'brien. and ending all of the hostilities and negotiations were very successful. they achieved a tremendous amount on that day and i think we are working toward getting it better and better. it's a complicated situation, it's been going on for hundreds of years. i want to think the president for his cooperation as we work to build a more stable and peaceful middle east. we assured each other that turkey will continue to uphold, i'm a big fan of the president. i know the cease-fire while complicated, moving forward at a very rapid rate, there's a lot of people who want to see that work after so many decades. the u.s. and turkey are working on many other security issues. turkey is the second larg

american foreign military sales to turkey total many billions of dollars and turkey supplies component parts to many american defense programs. they make parts of the frame, as an example, of the f-35. turkey's acquisition of sophisticated military equipment like this, creates challenges for us, and we'll talk about it today and in the future and hopefully we'll be able to resolve that situation. we've asked our secretary of state, minister of foreign affairs and our respective national security advisors to immediately work on resolving the s-400 issue. we've also recently agreed to work toward a 100 billion dollar two-way trade agreement. secretary ross is here and i think we've made tremendous progress in that. we have a lot of trade with turkey, but it could be many times larger and turkey would like to see that and it would also be good for united states so we intend to bring it up to about 100 billion dollars. that would be four times what it is right now. our goal is to expand commerce between the united states and turkey and reduce our trade deficit and ensure a truly fair and r

pressure ok part of it because any further you cannot fight one terrorist organization with another turkey has outraged many of its allies and partners with its military operations in syria and the whole catalogue of human rights violations against its own people my guest this week here at the foreign policy forum in berlin is turkey's presidential spokesman bring him clearly and how does he justify his country's highly controversial policies. and the broad. view for him cally welcome to comfort zone thank you let's start with mr adie once trip to washington a couple of weeks ago. he went to change minds to change influential minds in the united states to talk about the justification for your military action in syria but he appears to have failed to change those minds comprehensively why did that happen do you think but for us to visit went well actually we have a good relationship with a trumpet ministration some people that the congress will be with trump rather than the ministration you know well if you want to make that distinction that's for domestic american politics to comment about

citizens so where in this equation is it turkey's job to try these people or hold these people turkey's not a hotel like the turkish interior ministry said that it's not a landfill to hold europe's garbage syria and iraq have capital punishment many of the countries where these isis fighters are held the e.u. the e.u. is against capital punishment by leaving these people stateless and stripping their nationality what is that supposed to do wash their hands of wash the hands and say ok that's it we have no responsibility these people lived in europe 2030 years they were radicalized here they went there but we stripped them of our we stripped them of their national wrist nationality so it's not our problem you know these people are going to be put to death some of them in syria and iraq so what your needs to do is repatriate them in the name of human rights. the italian city of venice has been hit by its worst flooding in the hof a century reports say 2 people have died. you are. now described as on the brink of a breakdown both parties in hong kong i've been trying to get a grip on incre

turkey in the u.s. stands side-by-side into -- in order to fully eradicate and bring peace and stability to syria once and for all. for this purpose, we should keep on working together. . turkey remains, or it should be, the most reliable partner of the united states in this region to achieve these targets. we are the only nato ally as them in a has fought very resolved fashion. so far, we have detained fighters and we have sent them back to their countries of origin. and we have spent entry 277,000 individuals who are considered to be affiliated with a terrorist organization. right now in our prisons, a total of 1206 members are incarcerated, coming from 40 different countries. quite recently detained 280 seven individuals including women and children who have fled ypgprisons that pkk and wishes to control. our country is being showcased this terroristd organization caused 304 civilians to die against which we are going to keep on fighting. it is very important to understand that the foreign fighters s

concerned turkey. well i quote plans to send 1500 fighters but some european countries are resisting the idea and have been for quite some time now we discuss the policy with a political analyst from countries t.r.t. world. europe pledge the $6000000000.00 euros to turkey in 2016 is part of the migrant deal which it only paid $3000000000.00 of those euros while turkey spent $40000000000.00 out of its own pocket these people are not turkish they're european and they deserve to go home and they deserve to face justice in their home countries. commit crimes in turkey they're not turkish citizens they committed crimes in syria they're european citizens so where in this equation is it turkey's job to try these people or hold these people turkey's not a hotel like the turkish interior ministry said that it's not a landfill to hold europe's garbage syria and iraq have capital punishment many of the countries where these isis fighters are held the e.u. the e.u. is against capital punishment by leaving these pe

that the fates of the fighters who gets stuck doesn't concern turkey. well i think reply to send 1500 such fighters home but some european countries are resisting the idea quite strongly to we discuss the policy with a political analyst from the t.r.t. world news show. europe pledge the $6000000000.00 euros to turkey in 2016 as part of the migrant deal which it only paid $3000000000.00 of those euros while turkey spent $40000000000.00 out of its own pocket these people are not turkish they're european and they deserve to go home and they deserve to face justice in their home countries they didn't commit crimes in turkey they're not turkish citizens they committed crimes in syria they're european citizens so where in this equation is it turkey's job to try these people or hold these people turkey's not a hotel like the turkish interior ministry said and it's not a landfill to hold europe's garbage syria and iraq have capital punishment many of the countries where these isis fighters are held the e.u. the e.u. is against capital punishment by leaving thes

citizens so where in this equation is it turkey's job to try these people or hold these people turkey's not a hotel like the turkish interior ministry said and it's not a landfill to hold europe's garbage syria and iraq have capital punishment many of the countries where these isis fighters are held the e.u. the e.u. is against capital punishment by leaving these people stateless and stripping their nationality what is that supposed to do wash the hands of the e.u.'s hands and say ok that's it we have no responsibility these people lived in europe 2030 years they were radicalized here they went there but we stripped them of that we stripped them of their national wrist nationality so it's not our problem no these people are going to be put to death some of them in syria and iraq so what your needs to do is repatriate them 1st in the name of human rights proposed. thanks for being with coming up after the break this to watch saw your own here politically only human level this appears to be a grim scene we hear from the family of a palestinian man shot dead by israeli soldiers in the west

precious ok whatever it is any further you cannot fight one 3rd or 4th and i was a sham with another turkey has outraged many of its allies and partners with its military operations in syria and the whole catalogue of human rights violations against its own people my guest this week here at the foreign policy forum in berlin is turkey's presidential spokesman ibrahim kalin how does he justify his country's highly controversial policies i suppose and abroad. to britain kelly welcome to covered so thank you let's start with mr ones trip to washington a couple of weeks ago. he went to change my true change influential minds in the united states to talk about the justification for your military action in syria but he appears to have failed to change those minds comprehensively why did that happen do you think but for us to visit went well actually we have a good relationship with a trumpet ministrations some people that the congress will be with trump rather than the ministration well if you want to make that distinction that's for domestic american politics. to comment about but obviously some

violations against its own people my guest this week here at the foreign policy forum in berlin is turkey's presidential spokesman ibrahim kalin how does he justify his country's highly controversial policies. and the brought. to britain callin welcome to comfort zone thank you let's start with mr ones trip to washington a couple of weeks ago. he went to change minds to change influential minds in the united states to talk about the justification for your military action in syria but he appears to have failed to change those minds comprehensively why did that happen do you think but for us to visit went well actually we have a good relationship with a trumpet ministrations some people that the congress will be with trump rather than movement a strange well if you want to make that distinction that's for domestic american politics. to comment about but obviously some people in the congress have a different view the ones he hoped to influence had a different in our president made a very clear case actually for why we went in there because our goal has been to clear our border with syria from

that's very good news for the united states and turkey. turkey is a great nato ally. our economic relationship is tremendous. it continues to expand and grow. they are essential to ensuring prosperity and promise for our citizens. over the course of the day, we had a frank and productive conversation on important topics. among those topics, we discussed the situation in syria. last month, i had mike pompeo with us. the security advisor, o'brien. and ending all of the hostilities and negotiations were very successful. they achieved a tremendous amount on that day and i think we are working toward getting it better and better. it's a complicated situation, it's been going on for hundreds of years. today, the cease-fire continues to hold. i want to think the president for his cooperation as we work to build a more stable and peaceful middle east. we assured each other that turkey will continue to uphold, i'm a big fan of the president. i know the cease-fire while complicated, moving forward at a very rapid rate, there's a lot of people who want to see that work after so

ngos.he international president trump: they have 4 million refugees right now in turkey and turkey is conveying the cost and europe should step heldcause europe is being to a large extent the 4 million and if they were released they would go throughout europe and then europe would step up. ok. thank you all very much. reconcilehow do you between the purchase of the s hundred and f-35? we will workmp: something out. i project we will work something out with turkey and it wl

citizens so where in this equation is it turkey's job to try these people or hold these people turkey's not a hotel like the turkish interior ministry said and it's not a landfill to hold europe's garbage syria and iraq have capital punishment many of the countries where these isis fighters are held the e.u. the e.u. is against capital punishment by leaving these people stateless and stripping their nationality what is that supposed to do wash their hands of wash the e.u. hands and say ok that's it we have no responsibility these people lived in europe 2030 years they were radicalized here they went there but we stripped them of that we stripped them of their national wrists nationality so it's not our problem no these people are going to be put to death some of them in syria and iraq so what your needs to do is repatriate them 1st in the name of human rights. ok please be aware of disturbing images and after the break a grim scene we hear from the family of a palestinian. israeli soldiers in the west but. this is our t.v. tradition. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i

the leaders of turkey on the u.s. are right now giving a press conference after their meeting in the white house you can see some live pictures right behind me on the big screen now as president i do one's 1st official visit to washington since 2017 and it comes at a difficult time in the 2 countries relations head of the talks so do i gave an optimistic message. despite the forgiveness for you know relations we agree with trauma the problems will be resolved and our relations improved. now there are of course the number of factors behind the unprecedented strain on relations between the u.s. and turkey right now among them and who is offensive against washington's kurdish allies in ne in syria while american lawmakers have also called for sanctions against the nato ally the us over turkey's decision to purchase the f. $400.00 missile system from russia with more details here's our correspondent caleb maupin. the presidents of turkey and the united states now to call this meeting highly anticipated would be an underst

a nato ally turkey just give me your surance that you're not going to be bullied by turkey your presence there to want to throw in the syrian kurds under the bus. no there's no administration tension to any objects whatsoever thank you now it's always been a tough choice and the latest blow came last month when trump unexpectedly pulled u.s. forces out of northern syria at that point turkey launched a deadly offensive against the kurdish militias in the area the condemnation and threats from washington only adding fuel to the fire turkey put us all in a very terrible situation turkey with regard the alliance is heading in the wrong direction i've got sanctions against turkey that i will introduce next tuesday these are sanctions from hill we need swift and bipartisan action to repair the damage caused by the decision to allow a turkey to attack our chief partner in the fight against isis terrorists it seems now the countries have agreed to a permanent cease fire in syria but let's be honest it's still a highly volatile situation. and there's a major side plot here turkey is in the proces

turkey relations with a focus on the agenda, turkey's president. this is 30 minutes. >> we would like to continue and break down what is happening in syria in recent weeks and turkey's involvement in the country but as media has only recently we can say started focusing his attention on turkey's conduct in a syria can tell you the investigative journal have been asking all the important questions a long time ago and in a sense, still have predicted what we are seeing now unfolding in the north of the country so please join me in welcoming back, assistant professor of homeland security, former chief of the turkish national police counterterrorism and operation division and fellow program on extreme is him at washington university. you gave -- would you like to say something? >> okay. you gave an incredible presentation about how the turkish regime carried out influence operations on u.s. soil and we touched a bit in the last panel on the military operation in syria and i would like to pick up where we left at the last. what is the guiding principle

turkey's president says he hopes to reset relations with the u.s. at the talks in washington with donald trump coming up we look at some of those key disputes between the 2 nato allies. why they're pretty to talk about this morning whenever good morning to you this wednesday the 13th of november just turned 11 am here in moscow life the r.t. world news center it's kevin 0 in with the update starting in brazil. bricks summit is set to start later today the international group represents over 3000000000 people worldwide and looks to develop economic and political cooperation is a big deal with a look at what lies ahead his artie's who's in brazil for us. this year bricks group which is an acronym made of the 1st letters of its 5 member states brazil russia india china and south africa gather for 11th time and also move really serious stuff. and impressive set of goals for an ambitious international group and the brics members have already voiced their big expectations under the strategic guidance of the leaders of the 5 countries the brics corporation

suppression ok part of your take is any further you cannot fight one terrorist organization with another turkey has outraged many of its allies and partners with its military operations in syria and the whole catalogue of human rights violations against its own people my guest this week here at the foreign policy forum in berlin is turkey's presidential spokesman. how does he justify his country's highly controversial policies. and abroad. you bring in cali welcome to comfort zone thank you let's start with mr adie once trip to washington a couple of weeks ago. he went to change minds to change influential minds in the united states to talk about the justification for your military action in syria but he appears to have failed to change those minds comprehensively what about happen do you think but for us to visit went well actually we have a good relationship with the trumpet ministrations some people that the congress will be with trump rather than movement a straight well if you want to make that distinction that's for domestic american politics to comment about but obviously some people in

we have a lot of trade with turkey, but it could be many times larger, and turkey would like to see that. it would also be good for the united states. we intend to bring up $200 billion. there would be four times what it is right now. our goal is to expand commerce between the united states and turkey and reduce our trade deficit and ensure a truly fair reciprocal relationship. just for those of you that have any interest, we discussed it today, also, our trade agreement with china is moving along very rapidly. we will see what happens, but it's moving along rapidly. china wants to make a deal. that, i can tell you. one of my chief priorities as president has been removing the barriers to american trade and investment and ending the illicit practices that harm our workers. we encourage turkey to further open its markets. and they are doing that. they are doing that. very much. toward american goods and american services. our markets are open. turkey is opening up their markets, and opening up rapidly. mr. president, as we have seen in recent weeks, the u.s.-turkish alliance can be a powe

i believe that is a giant turkey because today is turkey day. rob: i love that we began today's show with you saying -- >> still unclear if that is sixth avenue or not. >> get ready, good thursday morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on thanksgiving morning and we should say this is the first live show to kickoff your holiday season. ainsley: that's right! thanks for starting your day with us. very happy thanksgiving to you. if you are getting ready to prep your turkey this morning, we've got you covered with a butterball expert. everything you need to know. rob: the level of seriousness we are providing this morning but we want to share what we are thankful for and i am thankful for my wife, she continues to amaze me each and every day, a strong beautiful woman and i could go nowhere without her. carley: she's an awesome person. i'm thankful for my grandma, 96 years young, i usually - a great thanksgiving wish. also thankful for the food that "fox and friends first" provides us. todd: why not take a picture of grandma? carley: i'm

we have a lot of trade with turkey, it could be many times larger. turkey would like to see that. it could be good for the united states. we intend to bring it up to $100 billion. that would be four times what it is right now. our goal to expand commerce between the united states and turkey, reduce our trade deficit and insure a truly fair and reciprocal relationship. we are just for those of you that have any interest, we discussed it today. also our trade agreement with china is moving along very rapidly. we'll see what happens, but it is moving along rapidly. china wants to make a deal, that i can tell you. one of my chief priorities as president removing american barriers to trade an investment and removing illicit practices that harm our workers. we encourage turkey to further open its markets. they are doing that. they are doing that very much. towards american goods and american services our markets are open. turkey is opening up their markets and they're opening up rapidly. mr. president, as we have seen in recent weeks the u.s.-turkish alliance can be a powerful force for

violations against its own people my guest this week here at the foreign policy forum in berlin is turkey's presidential spokesman in bring him clearly how does he justify his country's highly controversial policies. and abroad. even in cali welcome to comfort zone thank you let's start with mr arthur once trip to washington a couple of weeks ago. he went to change minds to change influential minds in the united states to talk about the justification for your military action in syria but he appears to have failed to change those minds comprehensively why did that happen do you think but for us to visit went well actually we have a good relationship with the trumpet ministration some people that the congress will be with trump rather than move ministration well if you want to make that distinction that's for domestic american politics to comment about but obviously some people in the congress have a different view the ones he hoped to influence how to differ here and our president made a very clear case actually. for why we went in there because our goal has been to clear our border with syr

turkey as eve ryo ne good news for turkey. turkey as everyone knows is a great nato ally, and a strategic partner of the united states round the world, our economic relationship has tremendous potential, and continues to expand and to grow, direct engagement and diplomacy between our nations are essential to ensuring a future of peace and priority perty and promise for our citizens, over the course of the day president erdogan and i had a frank and productive conversation ona a frank and productive conversation on a range of very important topics, among those topics we discussed was the situation in syria, last month i sent vice—president pence, secretary of state pompeo is with us, national security adviser o'brien, thank you. to meet with president erdogan in the hopes of ending all of the hostilities, the negotiations were very successful and the us and turkey achieved a tremendous amount on that day, and i think we are working toward getting it better and better, it is a complicated situation, it has been going for hundr

is all turkey has been. wrongly judged about as for hundreds and i think mr president expressed this very well in a satire in turkey is all turkey has been. wrongly judged about as 400 and i think mr president expressed this very well in a satire recently. if we have received a good offer we can always buy patra i have mentioned this again i'm saying this again as turkey. with the united states congress we would like to have a. fords and i have shared this feelings with mr trump. on that night i would like to say that i hope that this will bring fortune to our countries and i'd like to thank you for their hospitality. i'd like to thank president trump for a foster tallaght on behalf of my delegation and myself. thank. you thank you very much mr president and i called up the senate i asked a couple of our senators and we really ended up with 5. others wanting to come and we'll keep them apprised but some of them joined us they happened to be here senator jim risch thank you jim very much ted cruz thank you ve

and turkey well let me 1st strongly disagree with jonathan i guess we're going to debate saw for the sake of it and the needle guards have clarity about what there is what are the biggest threats the alliances face it and if you just look at the past few years you know which power is invited a european country like ukraine which are asked latest new type of resized right at the heart of europe straight to europe in general terms which power has been looked at slides and military members that are against international norms and groups that . it's russia so in that sense i mean media is basically on twitter threat come from and it doesn't actually nearly 9 at least when there was a needle that the middle east made a terrorism and say states pulls a reality threat but the reality is actually trance a mom some countries has always blocked nato plane more active both political but also over asian abroad in the middle east so i think the matter is right it's always one feature of a wakeup call but i think we also have to look at our own little bit each and every year france has many consid

commit crimes in turkey they're not turkish citizens they committed crimes this. syria they're european citizens so where in this equation is it turkey's job to try these people or hold these people turkey's not a hotel like the turkish interior ministry said that it's not a landfill to hold europe's garbage syria and iraq have capital punishment many of the countries where these isis fighters are held the e.u. the e.u. is against capital punishment by leaving these people stateless and stripping their nationality what is that supposed to do wash the hands of wash the hands and say ok that's it we have no responsibility these people lived in europe 2030 years they were radicalized here they went there but we stripped them of our we stripped them of their national wrist nationality so it's not our problem no these people are going to be put to death some of them in syria and iraq so what your needs to do is repatriate them 1st in the name of human rights. here tell me in city of venice has been hit by its worst flooding in a century of a half a century reports say

the fate of iso fighters who gets stuck doesn't concern turkey. plans to send 1500 fighters home but some european countries are resisting the idea we discuss the policy with a political analyst from the t.r.t. world news channel. europe pledge the $6000000000.00 euros to turkey in 2016 as part of the my current deal which it only paid $3000000000.00 of those euros while turkey spent $40000000000.00 out of its own pocket these people are not turkish they're european and they deserve to go home and they deserve to face justice in their home countries they didn't commit crimes in turkey they're not turkish citizens they committed crimes in syria they're european citizens so where in this equation is it turkey's job to try these people or hold these people turkey's not a hotel like the turkish interior ministry said that it's not a landfill to hold europe's garbage syria and iraq have capital punishment many of the countries where these isis fighters are held the e.u. the e.u. is against capital punishment by leaving these people stateless and stripp

nato ally turkey just give me your surance that you're not going to be bullied by turkey your presence there to want to throw in the syrian kurds under the bus. no there's no administration tension to any large no objects whatsoever thank you now it's always been a tough choice and the latest blow came last month when trump unexpectedly pulled u.s. forces out of northern syria at that point turkey launched a deadly offensive against the kurdish militias in the area the condemnation and threats from washington only adding fuel to the fire turkey put us all in a very terrible situation turkey with regard the alliance is heading in the wrong direction i've got sanctions against turkey that i will introduce next tuesday these are sanctions from hill we need swift and bipartisan action to repair the damage caused by the decision to allow the turkey to attack our chief partner in the fight against isis terrorists it seems now the countries have agreed to a permanent cease fire in syria but let's be honest it's still a highly volatile situation. and there's a major side plot here turkey is in

ngos.he international president trump: they have 4 million refugees right now in turkey and turkey is conveying the cost and europe should step heldcause europe is being to a large extent the 4 million and if they were released they would go throughout europe and then europe would step up. ok. thank you all very much. reconcilehow do you between the purchase of the s hundred and f-35? we will workmp: something out. i project we will work something out with turkey and it will work out fine. ok? thank you. president trump and president erdogan held a joint news conference talking about defeating terrorism in the middle east and trade talks. said he willn release a turkish american

with the kurds in 2 we fought with them they are successful league inst isis we do not want to see turkey engage at all friends of action against the kurds. we have to distinguish between 2 things we have no problems with the kurds we have problems with terrorist organizations. a big fan of the president. also coming up with the american football quarterback colin kaepernick his performance on the field has never been questioned his kneeling on the field well that kept him out of work is that about to change. i know that he's better than so many other these quarterback that are in the way they outplayed the n.f.l. can get past them south a little better. be on the right side of things. let's go to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day with turkish president to one receiving a warm welcome at the white house getting the cold shoulder from the rest of washington these are tough times for the u.s. turkish relationship from nato to our media from syria to russia there are fundamental disagreements that threaten to pull both countries in o

to tell reporters that all is well between the 2 native allies despite turkey's invasion into kurdish controlled northern syria last month. and i will say that we've had a great relationship with the kurds and we fought with them very successfully against isis we have a great relationship with the kurds we have had we're with them now we get along with them and by the way i think the president he may have some factions within the kurds but i think the president has a great relationship with the kurds. and we have to distinguish between 2 things we have no problems with the kurds we have problems with terrorist organizations and there are some terrorists among the kurds and who are they. and why keiji there are of the terrorist organizations p k k the kurdistan workers party does if it did it means we have coverage tonight from washington and is stamboul the problem for the alias is with us from the u.s. capitol and he doesn't use yulia han from turkey's largest city to both of you good evening public we start with you the timing of this meeting it seemed well it could have been better

citizens so where in this equation is it turkey's job to try these people or hold these people turkey's not a hotel like the turkish interior ministry said and it's not a landfill to hold europe's garbage syria and iraq have capital punishment many of the countries where these isis fighters are held the e.u. the e.u. is against capital punishment by leaving these people stateless and stripping their nationality what is that supposed to do wash their hands of wash the hands and say ok that's it we have no responsibility these people lived in europe 2030 years they were radicalized here they went there but we stripped them of that we stripped them of their national wrist nationality so it's not our problem no these people are going to be put to death some of them in syria and iraq so what your needs to do is repatriate them in the name of human rights. the scribe is on the brink of a break thora tings in hong kong have been trying to get a grip on increasing violence after shopping malls university campuses and metro stations were targeted by protesters think of so democracy demonstrators

syria the operation aims to move kurdish militias out of the reach of turkey's president sarawak plans to resettle some 2000000 people opponents say it's a human catastrophe in the making also coming up with german chancellor angela merkel talks of trade and security with indian prime minister narendra modi on the table closer and just real and strategic ties plus one of the toughest force on the planet prepares for its world cup final in england or at least players are their favorites against south africa at the springboks played abit of running out weeks in japan. on level rocket surgery to have you along everyone turkey and russia have launched joint ground patrols in northeastern syria the operation as part of a deal struck by the countries to force kurdish fighters out of the territory near turkey's border while the patrols will begin within a 10 kilometer zone along the border the step marks a new major power shift in syria a month after president donald trump would drew u.s. forces from the area i'm joined now by our correspondents that yulia han in istanbul yulia 1st off what a

fates of fighters who get stuck does not concern turkey. invite to send 1500 fighters home but some european countries are resisting that idea we discuss the policy with use of use of political analysts at the t.r.t. world news channel. europe pledge the $6000000000.00 euros to turkey in 2016 is part of the my current deal which it only paid $3000000000.00 of those euros while turkey spent $40000000000.00 out of its own pocket these people are not turkish they're european and they deserve to go home and they deserve to face justice in their home countries he didn't commit crimes in turkey they're not turkish citizens they committed crimes in syria they're european citizens so where in this equation is it turkey's job to try these people or hold these people turkey's not a hotel like the turkish interior ministry said and it's not a landfill to hold europe's garbage syria and iraq have capital punishment many of the countries where these isis fighters are held the e.u. the e.u. is against capital punishment by leaving these people stateless

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and turkey right. reso fences washington's kurdish allies in northeastern syria while american lawmakers of also call for a sanctions against their nato over turkey's this isn't to purchase the s 400. system from russia or washington correspond with more it came up in. the presidents of turkey and the united states now to call this meeting highly anticipated would be an understatement especially as the 2 countries are going through a rocky patch syria the kurds relations with russia the arms trade you name it. when the united states began supporting the kurdish fighters against i still that was a turning point the usa has long maintained that it can be friends with both turkey and the kurdish forces that on current considers to be terrorists and turkey as you know is a nato ally or trigger clearly important nato ally turkey just give me your surance that you are not going to be bullied by turkey your present in order want to throw in the syrian kurds under the bus. and there's no administration tension

so isis has always been a threat to turkey it carried out attacks in turkey it killed so many people incurred in turkey as well but at the end of the day it's the white p.g. that turkey is prioritizing its mission into so and it was foci who let all these foreign fighters pass through turkey to reach during during the war yes also just as the tape said the syrian opposition to take part in the in the northern syria ok but also speculation one thing is for sure developments in recent weeks have certainly played into the hands of god and potent as we see. turkish president great chip air to one needed a favor from russian president putin. turkey a nato partner found itself asking its old ball russia for permission to intervene militarily in northern syria. the images make plain the new balance of power in the region lattimer putin's russia is now the dominant peacekeeper in syria the agreement between putin and everyone gives a boost to syrian president bashar assad through him putin can secure his position in the region in return assad's getting nearly one 3rd of his territory back wh

he went on to say turkey has been a valuable ally and a member of nato. i'm hoping to salvage this relationship but only time will tell if that is possible. we also heard from new jersey senator and presidential candidate cory booker yesterday who said the u.s. should not be rolling out the red carpet. president trump is expected to meet with nato secretary general later on today. >> mark meredith on a chilly morning at the white house thank you. it spewing two very different takeaways from the first public impeachment hearing. shocker, wrote? democrats toting bombshell testimony and the public is dismissing it all is hearsay. mike turn is it was in the hearing it he will be our guest. >> sandra: also the socialist joe meeting up yet again. this time on the new greenville proposal. we will have the brand-new details on that straight-ahead he i'm embarrassed to even say i felt like i was going to spend my whole adult life paying this off thanks to sofi, i can see the light at the end of the tunnel as of 12pm today, i am debt free ♪ we have no debt, we do

and turkey has been paying the cost for these. frankly europe should step up because europe is being thoehel to a large extent. if they were released, they would go throughout europe. so hopefully europe will step up. thank you all very much. >> how are you going to reconcile this between the -- >> well, that is what we are here for. we have great senators. >> what are the alternatives? >> we will work something out. i project that we will work out something. and we will work out something and it will work out just fine. >>> this afternoon here on c-span 2, the house oversight and reform committee holds a committee on how some states are restricting reproductive rights and health care services. live coverage at 2:00 p.m. on c-span 2. if you cannot watch on tv, you will find it online on cspan.org or the free c-span radio app. >>> the house committee chairman adam schiff and the house committee will continue impeachment inquiry friday with marie yovanovitch, and you can find the procedures on our cspa and you can also follow on c-s