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guess what none of this is being blamed on russia. today.
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breaking news here on the channel around one hundred fifty. were evacuated from. a water breakthrough earlier today in the city. no injuries have been reported. which. is one of the world's biggest. news the u.s. state department has. its following. president.
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so you are you saying that russia is to blame for the low in relations right now. russia's been involved in a lot of activities a lot of activities that are very concerning i know to many of you and to many americans whether it is election related activities or their activities in ukraine they've also harassed u.s. diplomats there i mean there are a whole host of things president those seems to have rather a different view on the issue he took to twitter to say that the recent low in u.s. russia relations was actually the fault of the u.s. congress moreover he's called the bill clearly unconstitutional the legislation that imposes new sanctions on russia received overwhelming support in both houses that means that even if the president had vetoed the bill it's highly likely he would have been overruled by the lawmakers and you know also gives congress the power to block donald trump from easing sanctions on moscow and new rockwell who's
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the founder of an american think tank says trump should have been more certain in his opposition to the sanctions bill. you know the president i guess felt that he had signed that horrendous sanctions bill and remember sanctions are acts of war under international law however what he should have done is exactly what george bush i hate to recommend and then george bush did you should have said as he signed the bill he should have said i don't intend to enforce this of course because i believe it's unconstitutional so what trump should have done is just ignored it this is not unprecedented and there are plenty of times when congress felt the president was doing bad stuff and i must say i fear the most is probably feeling he now has to become another war president and making war against many more different kinds of countries talk to think of trump in that sense he seems like such a powerful guy maybe they've got him on the ropes maybe this is who knows what's ahead i fear it's not good for americans for russians for the chinese people for
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anybody in this whole world. russia's alleged meddling in the us elections has been all over the headlines for ages so far as attention is given to the fact that american thing influence u.s. policy very often generously funded by foreign players. looks at why this is never regarded as foreign meddling. this interest in a certain stories around the idea of foreign powers influencing the american democratic process and in an effort to help battle the threat such meddling poses we thought we don't like politicians as to where some of their favorite think tanks get their financial support institutions from which those very politicians so often get information to form policy opinions spoiler alert foreign powers are some of those washington based think tanks biggest donors let's start with an all time favorite the brookings institution this institution provided a forum for ideas for thought and i think the country. specifically the congress is
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better off or for the great work that you do you're so well known all over the world that there are a lot of longtime friends and colleagues who perch here at brookings all of those defenders of democracy clearly put a lot of faith in the information that comes out of this building right behind me but perhaps they feel different if they knew how much foreign funding they get according to their own report in two thousand and sixteen the brookings institution received over two million dollars from the united arab emirates up to two million from the government of norway and between five hundred thousand and a million dollars from the embassy of the state of tar and with that in mind perhaps these sorts of headlines coming out of here must be taken with a grain of salt. and the brookings institution isn't alone in the story the carnegie endowment for international peace is a truly international institution working to advance the cause of peace democracy
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and the rule of law it's an honor to be here. guarding the truth is that for generations guarded. has been training the foreign policy leaders of the future the carnegie endowment brought in significant cash contributions from the u.k. department for international development the embassy of japan the federal foreign office of germany and the norwegian ministry of foreign affairs and that was just last year and just naming a few about how do you guarantee those bags of money don't come with any influence whatsoever and these two aren't the exception they're the rule in this town the atlantic council the center for strategic and international studies the center for american progress all took a huge chunk of change offered by the u.a.e. and the list goes on and on so many think tanks so much international money perhaps a lot of us politicians will rethink how worry some foreign influence really is and where it's truly coming from. washington d.c.
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. venezuelan opposition says the country's parliament will refuse to dissolve even if ordered to by the newly voted in constituent assembly which are set to hold its inaugural session today the international community has already weighed in with its concerns of the u.s. for example has been the most vocal branding last sunday's vote as illegitimate and president more dittos leadership as a dick take the ship and is out he's about out guys d.f. reports being deemed a dictator is easy to come by these days. little the jew know there's actually two ways to become a dictator there's the obvious way brutally oppressed your people crush dissent and rule with an iron fist method to annoy america yesterday's illegitimate elections confirm that madeira is a dictator who disregards the will of the venezuelan people that's going to hurt
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when the us brands you a dictator all bets are off even if you really aren't one and he claim of your crimes is taken as fact international law stops working or your enemies suddenly get a lot of money and in many cases shiny new guns to see of uncle sam in syria we have ramped up on military assistance to the syrian opposition. remember what happened to saddam will assad blamed and foot anything and it'll stick the name of the game was regime change exporting democracy and that's a heck of a lot easier when you put trade the other guy as the cartoon villain syrian dictator bashar. assad is a war criminal thugs and a murderer like bashar al assad it's already begun their equating
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duro to kim jong un that's crazy talk you might think there are no concentration camps there are elections with dora himself he joins a very exclusive club including mr mcgarvie. and and and kim jong un in terms of the real repression of his people what about this guy the king of saudi arabia his opponents a tortured and executed in public his family controls everything in saudi arabia he has deprived his people of freedom democracy choice talk about balancing with the devil. what does washington do sells hundreds of billions of dollars worth of weapons to
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saudi arabia. how's that for double standards us foreign policy is entirely hypocritical i mean they only characterize government says dictatorial or authoritarian when they're not favorable to us interests us maintains close ties and supports the monarchy in saudi arabia that's one of the biggest abusers of human rights in the world when it comes to putting labels on governments and other nations it all depends on who's a friend or a foe of the united states sad isn't it you can rule oppress and kill all you want without repetitions but only if you bend the knee to washington. you can do none of that and still wind up being called a dictator. italian authorities have seized a boat belonging to a german group reportedly rescuing migrans but we can show you footage released by
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the italian coast guard showing or thought he was impounding the ship the vessel was intercepted on wednesday as part of a government initiative designed to counter the surge in migrants mostly africans trying to reach italy from libya if it was claimed crew members from the boat were working with people smugglers. you see in several cases these interventions see bowing to the camera down not to save people who find themselves in imminent danger but simply to pick up people a schoolteacher by libyan traffickers it comes off to italy presented a controversial code of conduct to aid groups the code demands a police presence on ngo vessels and bans the transfer of refugees to other ships phone calls or even flares from n.g.o.s those are also forbidden as they could be used to signal when it's safe for people smugglers to send a boat to sea but six out of nine n.g.o.s operating in the mediterranean have
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refused to sign the document and my colleague discussed the issue with italian journalist. and martin a german politician. oh in the moment europe is responsible for the destructions in africa a lot and look at that it's necessary to open legal ways for refugees but europe children people known to countries like italy like spain like portugal with a problem but all european countries should take responsibility and so will the people who. are members on this ship and on other refugee had boats as well they just want to save lives because in the last ten years several small than forty thousand people dying in the mediterranean sea and they just don't want to see the people to see very clearly that this is not the you money to. help is not the money that an s.o.s. but it's helping those people. and the refugees are.
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paying huge sums to human traffic us this is immoral and i would say that. the destruction of libya was a mistake of historical mistake but i don't see why contra single country like he thought he should pay the price for it so it's a huge problem neatly and finally the government decided to take some action to stop this kind of this one activist who was on board the impounded refugee rescue vessel told us what he saw. i mean this interrogation started spontaneously without the presence of a lawyer only witnesses we discovered that the boat was being searched at that stage we decided to go to the boat and not to declare our intentions in front of the police after a long and meticulous search we were let go but i want to stress that we were free to leave at any time and at this stage the investigation into aiding illegal migrants remains ongoing towards unknown persons leader the crew nor the ngo has
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been formally accused of anything. recent figures show a marked increase in the number of children in the u.k. calling for help out of fear of being forced into arranged marriage was the data that was collected by a leading british children's charity the p.c.c. if the decisions be made to feel being told. that. support is available to help make. the charity says there's been a twelve percent increase in counseling sessions relating to arranged marriage compared with the previous year that web page dedicated to this issue has received over six thousand hits there's also been an increase in the actual number of forced child marriages in fact new figures do show a seventeen percent increase in the u.k. in just
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a year the majority of the children were from countries where such an early marriages are a part of the culture here is one girl's story. my parents are talking about taking me back to my home country to get married but i don't want to they get violent when i don't do what they want i want to leave home by they'd never agree to it i just want to leave a normal teenage life but they will let me respond to it has been the campaigns to protect children from forced marriages when she was sixteen she was locked in a room after she refused to marry a man picked by her parents she ran away with her secret boyfriend and stopped talking to her family later she found out that one of her sisters who got married at fifteen had committed suicide here's what she told us people believe because we are democracy because we have the rule of law that these things couldn't possibly be happening in england clearly they are and it's very important to know that forced marriage and honor of use is fundamentally against every religion islam
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seeks the more hindu is fundamentally speaks out against it but the victims are not . so families which used these guys just if occasions we need to send out very strong messages that in britain it is a criminal offense to force india to marry and this is not acceptable in any religion tradition or culture but i've victims need to know that they have been taught that because it's not in the interest of their family to tell them that because it would empower them. more news and just about. most people think just stand out in this business you need to be the first one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice of the biggest raid in truth
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justice department expected to declare war on leaks later today the trump administration has been hit by yet another scandal over an unauthorized disclosure the washington post published two transcripts of the american president's phone calls with foreign leaders which took place back in january according to the call records. his mexican counterpart in the u.k. pena nieto stop publicly saying that his country will not pay for the proposed wall on the u.s. mexican border the report also revealed trumps disagreements with australian prime minister malcolm turnbull over a refugee resettlement deal my position has been and will continue to be very firm saying that mexico cannot pay for that wall but you cannot say that to the press the press is going to go with that and i cannot live with that you cannot say that to the press because i can not negotiate under those circumstances this is a big deal it is really really important to us that we maintain it it doesn't oblige you to take one person that you do not want this is going to kill me i am
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the world's greatest person that does not want to let people into the country we talked to jim truss a former u.s. diplomat who believes that leaks like these ones undermine u.s. national security. what could be more damaging if that the president united states cannot talk to a foreign leader frankly without fear of his public comments going public or those of the person he's talking to how do you conduct diplomatic business which should be the top priority of the president and i think the leaking of this information just just simply shows this kind of remain we have here in washington that nothing is too bad to do this president he's such an illegitimate such a bad president that all the rules can be broken and this criminal activity this criminal leaking is sure why not it's actually patriotic to do that in the middle of the current mall in the white house donald trump is delighting in one positive
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development the record gains on the american stock market the president's joy could be short lived as i take correspondent reports the u.s. stock market is riding high and there's no one more happy about it than the man in the oval office the stock market hit an all time record high today over twenty two thousand and we've picked up substantially now more than four trillion dollars in net worth in terms of our country our stocks our companies found that sounds great right well that depends on who you ask first let's quiz the movers and shakers here on wall street what do you think of the spike in the markets the donald trump's been talking about look it's obviously great news that the economy is doing well i think that's generally a good vibe for everyone you know on the other hand i think it's not unusual for a new administration to sometimes won't take credit for a trend that might have surfaced in the previous one this is are looking to see that there's going to be no more regulation and they're happy to see that. the market is following suit stewing outstanding it's setting records so it's doing very well yes but the average american doesn't really share their enthusiasm i
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think a lot of people are suffering i think it started to go union jobs like you know i mean everybody everybody is inside of the opinion but from what i've seen like. we're all struggling a lot of people don't have jobs. you know how everything is. so now all of us some he comes into office the stock market is booming sky high. but then everything else is going low why a people minimum wage so that some fifty maybe the working classes have a reason to be skeptical stocks all around the world are tanking because of the crisis on wall street over the past few weeks many americans have felt anxiety about their finances and their future good people for twenty years and they're losing leadership and these are going to go out this is easy it's the right thing i did not run for office to be helping
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a bunch of. bankers on wall street on and on and on regulator after regulator they either chose not to act or turned a blind eye to what was actually it was a lack of regulation that many people blame for the chaos that took place back in two thousand and eight but fast forward to today president trump says that too much regulation is the problem we have had regulation that's been so bad. so out of line that it's really hurt our country and as you see on a daily basis we're getting rid of regulation now not everyone agrees with the president on that a recent report from the public advocacy group called public citizen had this to say bankers and bank industry lawyers now controlling policy and regulation trump has begun dismantling the guardrails they're meant to protect the public from wall street the trump administration's changes would make americans more vulnerable to the sort of reckless bets that appended the economy in two thousand and eight and two scams man scrupulous bankers but trump says that this is just the beginning
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what we're going to be doing over the next six months will be incredible we've signed more bills and i'm talking about through the legislature than any president ever yes everybody agree. two thousand and eight was a big mess but the question on people's minds now is is the current spike in the market held by trump just a rise getting ready for a big fall. r t new york journalist brenton l'engle who was heavily involved in the occupy wall street movement says that giving too much power to the buying could result in yet another market crash it's the same attitude that led to two thousand and eight. the banking sector is notoriously bad at judging its own risk it's one of the reasons why you need strong regulations on banks and the trumpet ministration doesn't seem interested in you know really paying any
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attention to the financial sector beyond like just let them do what they want to do and we've seen what happens when they do what they want to do they crash the economy they put a bunch of people out of work suicide to go up and you know you get occupy wall street trump is crowing a lot about how the stock market is doing very well under him but the fact is he has nothing to do with it the only thing that trump has been able to do mostly is to scare the market. with various regulations. if you're a conservative living in california and you're tired of the liberal ways in your home state you might have a way out a company called conservative move launched in may aims to help families from all over america relocate to texas state known for its traditional values it's already been flooded with inquiries though and most of them from californians found a poll says the golden state just isn't what it used to be. today california is completely different it's
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a mess they have some of the worst schools in the country there roadways are falling apart and property crime and violent crime is on the rise and good paying jobs are hard to find so we've only been around now for a little over a month and the business has just exploded over two thousand five hundred families have signed up over one thousand five hundred of those are from california alone the demand is very high the problem in america is that the liberal elite these these coastal democrats these limousine liberals if you will live along the coastal region of new york to san francisco to l.a. and they control now the democrat party in america and the democrat party is no longer made up of moderates they are made up of very radical extremists who are pushing a dangerous agenda in america and they harm our communities to increase crime and
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they make it more difficult for families to earn a living the democrats twenty years ago in america they don't exist in america anymore we also got reaction from locals in both california and texas here is what they had to say about the idea of conservative migration. it is a bringing their. skills of bringing their. hard work and dedication here i mean they can make in california they can definitely make it here. in the pioneer. believed to be a conservative republican or being a liberal republican to far as a person i think people are different regardless so. that's just california and you know either accept it or don't accept it and move on with your life forever and they're happy then that's where they're happy more of your world news and.
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welcome to the twilight zone it would seem this is a place where debbie wassermann schultz resides works even conspires she's at the center of a growing scandal the. ethics violations fraud gross mishandling a sensitive government documents guess what none of this is being blamed on russia he's been he's been called one of america's most influential conservative thinkers dinesh d'souza is here on this edition of. the problem to get out larry king he's been a leading voice in america's conservative movements and with his latest work he claims that the democratic left not donald trump on the real fascists in the united states he's a bestselling author and documentary maker dinesh d'souza his newest book and i
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have it right here is in titled the big lie exposing the nazi roots of the american left thanks for joining us today as we'll get to the book in a little while what do you make of the current shakeup at the white house. well i think that it's a reflection of the fact that trump is a an outsider he's coming from. a space that's kind of remote from normal politics i expected there to be some convulsions and sure enough we're seeing a little bit of convulsion a little bit of chaos but that doesn't mean god and porton things are not being accomplished at the same time like. well i think the most important thing is the is the fact that at least from my point of view. it's i subtly saved the supreme court if you're a member of a supreme court nominations were very traumatic for bush they were difficult for reagan.

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