russia's foreign ministry accuses the u.s. of treating latin america as its holiday comments come in response to washington's claims of moscow's military its a variance in venezuela. despite its no collusion found between donald trump and russia by the move it best to gauge in the media hysteria isn't dying down with outlets now blaming trump for making them suspicious in the first place. the u.n. security council meets over the escalation on the gaza border plays ready tanks have gathered the i.d.f. jets have also at times palestinian territory in retaliation for and then let's rocket fire when it comes as the u.s. officially recognizes israeli sovereignty over the golan heights

a disputed area on the border with syria and this move was immediately condemned by the few when the e.u. and the arab league. you can follow us on facebook and twitter for updates on what's happening around the world coming up next with special counsel miller's russia gate probe finding no collusion of course talk hosts a discussion on the political fallout. in welcome the cross-talk were all things considered. russia gave the two year circus or nightmare take your pick your seemingly settled says he's been exonerated but the political left in much of the media do not concur where do we go from here and will be investing. gaiters the investigator.

he's a presidential historian and a former white house advisor to two american presidents also in washington we have william binney he is a former technical director at n.s.a. and in miami we cross to alan dershowitz he's a professor emeritus at harvard law school as well as author of the book the case against the democratic house impeaching trump all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate let me go to. policies on politics you're a man from the left i am not but you are the only person on the left that came through this unscathed and i would even say enhanced so i appreciate your work and discussing this question first question is here most report donald trump says exonerates him maybe so but for me it is a searing indictment of the f.b.i.

and how the f.b.i. conducted itself and how we got to having to have such a special report and end up with the rhyme go ahead alan dershowitz in miami. well most f.b.i. agents are wonderful they devote their lives to protecting us and i have only the highest regard for the typical f.b.i. agent on the street there was a problem here of a leadership and there were people in the f.b.i. who were determined to make sure that president trump was not elected president even if he got more electoral votes than the other side and so i think we do have a problem and i think the new. director of the f.b.i. the new attorney general their first task is to look inside and try to clean up and see what went wrong look there's a lot of blame to go around the president trump deserves some of the blame when he fired komi he essentially invited the appointment of a special counsel i think it was a mistake to appoint

a special counsel because there was no evidence of crime and special counsel should be appointed unless there is very considerable evidence of crime at the very top but the firing was in an apt in the sense that it would have been great to fire him on day one because everybody wanted to come be fired on day one as a result of what he had done in the hillary clinton investigation but firing him in the middle of an investigation provoked people like rosenstein to seek the appointment of a special counsel but the special counsel has not proved to be a worthwhile task no americans have been indicted in relation to any alleged collusion with russia all the indictments fall into categories that are outside of that and so i think the mower report in the end even on the russian collusion even though it came out the right way has not justified what it's done and then on the issue of obstruction of justice just punted he just refused to decide and that wasn't what his job was and she had cited one way or the other that wasn't what his job was like i guess i didn't hear that on on c.n.n. or emmett's n.b.c.

where later in the program we'll talk about the media and its culpability here let me go to doug doug i mean when do we start the second half of the investigation maybe under another. special. yes to geisha because from what i understand what miller. gave to the attorney general bar it's only half the story when do we and should we and will we look at exactly the some of the issues that alan dershowitz mention the upper levels of the of the of the f.b.i. and members of the general in the d.o.j. they still have a lot to account for go ahead doug. you know interesting peter the very fact that you asked that question leads me to believe that we're headed that way there's just too much curiosity and momentum now carrying this from the antiquities to the middle ages even in the modern times very often will find that the winner will prosecute the loser even in latin america right now that's happened twice maybe

three times in brazil it's happened in argentina it's happened in aruba it happens in a way in france not the heads of state but the donors and the judges send the media people so here we had an example of the loser prosecuting the winner that was interesting to me and what stunned me is no indictments that's done i mean stalin famously said show me the man i'll show you the crime in the seventeenth century cardinal richelieu said give me nine lines written by any man i can have him i have a little dog i have to correct it was bad he had said that but we get the point ok the same is the same implication thank you you know william. you're involved in this stalin had said it to stalin ok alan dershowitz backs me up on that. william a year forensic experts here and you in the in the veeps group have done a thorough investigation and research into this i'm sure the millers other people

people it contacted you and wanted to know what you thought about all of this hacking but they didn't did they go ahead william. no they didn't in fact you know we were prepared to testify in front of the any of the committees also mueller's group none of them wanted to know about the forensics i don't you know it was very clear to us the forensics prove that the data for from the d.n.c. was downloaded through a storage device and transported for some distance prior to private to wiki leaks putting it on the web other material that wiki leaks put out didn't show the the transfer of data to sort but the d.n.c. data did show that so. it was a very clearly someone who was very close to the data who copied it down to a thumb drive or a cd-rom of some sort and then transported it for some period of distance but other than that there's another really major problem here with this whole episode of russia gate and has to do with the use of intelligence agencies against against

political parties and against individuals in the in the country this is another violation this is something that nixon was guilty of so and he was impeached now these are the felonies that are occurring at this level and you know we need to get this find out who it interestedly and then go after them it's actually worse william because the f.b.i. in the d.o.j. at the end of the day pushed back against nixon we remember that very very well now we have something that's very different alan dershowitz again we go back to the origins of the dossier and defrauding the face of court i mean these are very very serious things i mean what paul manner for did is wrong and i don't feel particularly sorry for him but you know did did roger stone need to have a you know a military virtual attack on his home at dawn i mean the lack of balance here and i want to go back to the dossier in the face and i hope that there is this

is going to be revisited because if any one of us on this program did something like that we'd be looking at. felony conviction and time in prison go ahead alan dershowitz well no i completely agree i think the pfizer court was defrauded that is you can show information to the pfizer court which isn't particularly compelling as long as you tell the court what the source is and alerted to the weaknesses and the conflicts of interest but you cannot. providing material to the court claiming it's credible when you yourself know that it lacks credibility particularly the phase of court operates exporting they don't hear two sides they only hear one side so they trust the government officials to present the whole truth and nothing but the truth and the government officials who presented the application for the pfizer warrant failed that test and i think there ought to be considerations of contempt proceedings contempt of court proceedings an issue aided by the fires of court

against those who may well have misled them you know doug we we still have. rosenstein in the d.o.j. he would say he signed off on the fourth finds a warrant and i thought it was very interesting under oath he was asked repeatedly did you read it he of he he was very invasive he would never say if he actually read it he didn't deny signing it but he didn't he didn't really answer the question if he'd read it and i mean and he's still here as in a place of power probably not for much longer but he's a witness in all this i can i don't see that these people the peter strikes that lisa page is. bruce or i mean i don't think they're done yet at least they shouldn't be done with a prosecutor be asking questions go ahead doug well no i agree with you i think that's where we're headed and it's going to be very interesting and very colorful. surprised at how much restraint donald trump has shown throughout this process.

i find that fascinating you don't normally associate restraint with donald trump but his patience has paid off i once had a conversation with jared questioner about all of this and he said with a little rocky smile he said you know. i told my father in law really collusion it's one time you are definitely definitely innocent. so i found it worked to us. paper written in a way that i feel it distracted people from all of the controversy that would have come over the deregulation and other issues that media could have played on it william do you think do you think it would be wise for president trump to release all of these documents as i mean of course some redactions will have to be would be necessary but do you think that you know we need we need a document for the public to understand everything that's happened i mean you've done your side of the of the research and investigation of the forensic science

here but i think it's about time the american people should be able to judge what what makes sense and what doesn't because we're going to talk in the second part of the program about how the media is culpable all this go ahead william. yeah i agree and also i think all that all the documents going to the pfizer court should be declassified and released also and another point i make out of the fights accord is known that the government's been lying to them all along they've been knowing they've known this for decades the earliest reports on lying by the f.b.i. to the lies of court were in the summer of two thousand and two where they they discovered they had lied to them and at least seventy five warrant requests now this is nothing do these people known they've been lied to all along one of these judges going to wake up if they can't wake up i think we should dissolve the second that that article to court that i call it and report everything to article three courts ok well that's a very good point in this episode might move us in that direction you gentlemen

were going to jump in here we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion of the reports. of the resting up of the mahler investigation may have cleared the american president of treason and collusion but it has not got rid of critics determination to get rid of him is the american system capable of anything but settling ideological scores. as a tense situation in venezuela is still a little over the news the problem in venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented but that socialism has been fully implement inside venezuela

things are different we're going to sanctions against the truest of venezuela socio . political. and to see on. the moment. the whole story is a new nixon called in henry kissinger to tell him that it would not be tolerated in latin america an old turn of the economic and social system could take hold and therefore the policy would be to make. the chilean economy scream so wants to make the economy of venezuela we. welcome back across the uk we're all things are considered i'm peter lavelle we're discussing the model report.

ok let me go back to alan dershowitz in miami which would you miss all those parties at martha's vineyard because i heard you said that you weren't invited to them because of your political stay here. if that's what you want to return to i hope the best you also said that you were banned from c.n.n. because you well i'll use my own words i didn't say the right things. what does that tell us about how the media played its role in this huge huge fiasco which i think its consequences are still barely. even conceived here go ahead allen in miami. well i think c.n.n. misled and really defrauded its listeners you know for months and months in the beginning i was on debating jeffrey toobin i was on the lemon with anderson cooper with cuomo and i was the only liberal democrat who was saying wait

a minute the evidence isn't here the constitution protects the president's right to punish they didn't want to hear that on the air it was ok to hear extreme right wing republicans defend trump down the line and extreme people on the left attacked him but they didn't want a centrist thoughtful liberal democrat telling their viewers that this is complicated and this is difficult so for the last eight months they've banned me from there and it turns out then that the viewers just got a misguided view they were shocked at the outcome because they had been assured by their pundits that there was going to be indictments impeachments you name it but the people who heard diverse points of view on other channels weren't as surprised so c.n.n. really owes an apology to its listeners and to you know the american public but c.n.n. and amisom b.c. they will never apologize i mean even after the the findings of the report remade

public the way you have like club clapper in brennan just kind of you know you know this squealing away you know well you know i didn't get the best information but i mean that you know i mean it was so patently stupid i mean they make complete fools out of themselves but they're not going to lose their jobs are they go ahead yeah they're for her interesting the media in some cases reminds me of a cartoon character that keeps getting bashed i mean they were wrong about the election and they were wrong in the extreme for example that last a.b.c. washington post poll gave the democrats a less than a point advantage they had more african-americans voting for hillary clinton that voted for barack obama italy. not enough votes left if every one of them what clinton for her to reverse the trend to take the state once again vote because he just fascinates me i asked him if he thought there was a conspiracy or what's behind the media on this he was much too sensible to take

that lee but he did make that comment he said you know nobody ever got fired and right behind the election came the economy and we don't talk about that they were dead wrong on the economy even worse than the election is going to be is going to be a kind of stock market crash and all this public are made a complete fool of himself as well as usual well we'll know what william i mean what we got was two years of an echo chamber and. and we got we what we were told what i think was sensually a propaganda and but they will survive this or will they because i more and more people go to online programming they go to pod cast right now because their credibility is been shot and from the few days after the report was made public or parts of it was made public they've just doubled and tripled to down what does this

tell you is that they can't there's no learning curve here they're ideologically possessed there are unable to be self reflection because i think that you know they when they haven't been gotten over victory and they've never had a. n. word looking a moment an autopsy of their behavior and they continue to make the same mistakes go ahead. yeah i think for example when i came out pointing to the for interest you know it was like i was going against the narrative and so therefore you know they couldn't admit that in public said that the nie it in one way or the other so they labeled me as a conspiracy and i had on minimum tack but the point is that they they did not want to accept anything except the narrative they were pushing and several reasons for that i mean you know after a while you have to realize you're going to have to eat crow for the mistakes you've been making now how can you avoid that you would try to avoid the shame by by diverting attention in other directions by trying to focus on something else but

in the end that crow only gets bigger and you got a more crow in the end and so i call these people mentally impaired by their emotions and they have lost any objectivity and let me just let me and stuff over for a construct let me offer a dissent go ahead allan jump in go ahead. let me if i offer a dissenting view let me offer a dissenting view on this i don't think it's as much about ideology is it is about money i think that c.n.n. looked at fox and said narrative although it's a much more nuanced narrative if we want to make money and sell soap the best thing we can do is present a completely one sided so if you're and i trump turn to c.n.n. you'll get it all day twenty four seven that is a business decision that has been made and it tells you what's going on in this country but it's also where we divide it by you know readings on the new york yankees or the boston red sox yeah yeah that's right. you don't want to you know

they on will you know there's not a little bit shocks and the anchors ok go ahead and jump in well i got to jump in william ok i'm just saying ok there's also another aspect to this if they can create this rush to get to the point where they can create a new cold war that means trillions of dollars you're absolutely right money is the driver beyond a lot of this ok let me go back to allan and i mean mental impairment i a guy agree i think this both are true but let me go back to our. in miami do you find it really disturbing that you have former heads of the intelligence services talking heads on and miss the c.n.n. and m s n b c because it seems like a marriage of the intelligence community and the media because it's very obvious to me that they they were getting their talking point where it's actually i don't know where they got their talking about but it's certainly a circular an environment ok where you leak something to the media the media ask you about it and you confirm it i mean again going back to the weapons of mass destruction in two thousand prior to two thousand and three here i find it very unhealthy that the media is actually injected these type of people into their

opinion forms go ahead alan. look there are some that are better than some that are worse what worries me is when you have the former head of the cia expressing views the viewer thinks he must know more than they do exactly has access exactly had access to the deepest of our intelligence the same thing was true with comi when he wrote his book he just left the f.b.i. you don't write a book when you just left the f.b.i. or the cia and use material that you learned in a confidential way it also misleads the viewer in the listener into thinking that their expertise should give them more credibility well we now learn from brennan well he was given bad information and he gave the american public very bad conclusions i like brown and i think he's a nice guy i met him when he was director of the cia but i do think he would have been better off the cia and i think the same thing is true with comi silence can be golden when you've had access to major major secrets and then you use that

access to present an expertise that either isn't there or if it's there you shouldn't be sharing it with the american public is it based on classified material exactly let's go back to doug and washington we're told that they're going to continue we have. congressional committees onto the can the gavel of the of the democrats they're going to continue these investigations here do you think people are going to give them much credibility after this nothing burger that was. served up to the public here with such high expectations i mean i i watch clip adapter clip you know person after person on on c.n.n. an embezzler me say that saying that there's going to be indictments indictments indictments indictments ok and they're all going to go back to work they're probably at work right now and they're going to start on these new investigations or is it going to cut. cut much mustard with the public. i don't think it will

surprise the way things are falling into place for donald trump. i think that's why nancy pelosi is kind of pulling your punches right now for syria want to me the most egregious moment is when the president of the united states has a summit talking with a north korean communist leader who threaten japan australia which many people don't pay any attention to and the united states with nuclear weapons and here is the national media with the split screen showing a man who had been convicted of perjury testifying again against trump to me that i mean you're sending the signal to the kim jong loon we're on your side buddy just cool it you'll get what you want if you just play it cool i felt that was horrendous the boy you know you know i agree with all the both of you and now and it certainly is about money and that's always first and foremost here but let me go to william here they would rather see this president fail in foreign policy

endeavors they would rather see him fail even if it hurts the country i mean this is what we have gotten to this is what this media has done go ahead william. yeah that's basically what happened with the helsinki conference that the president had with putin and president putin i mean that's when rosen thank a mount with this indictment the friday before just before the weekend conference they had it the same issue as well time you know and rosenstein put out a document that claimed a lot of things but produced evidence that was not from n.s.a. or documented or did nor did he have control of the evidence it came from i'm sure crowd strike a third party someone who had access to the d.n.c. servers that that to me said that this is not admissible evidence in a court of law because they could not show continuous control of the evidence ok gentlemen i'm sure that a lot still are used to work but they still used it here and i really hope it will

do an episode on juice what happened with the defrauding of that pfizer court and they of course the dossier that's all the time we have gentlemen many thanks to my guest in washington and in miami and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at r.t. see you next time and remember crosstalk schools. breaks it. the money philosophy is dead right so the money velocity would measure how money is being alone down from banks the banks banks banks bank which is a measure of economic health is dead and its money printing continues to increase

some sort of asking the question why is the money not getting into the economy they're printing more of it. clone of welcome to walt a part of the an event full of wrapping up of the miller investigation may have cleared the american president of treason and collusion allegations but certainly not of his critics determination to get rid of him is that american system still capable of anything settling the ideological scores i'll discuss that i'm now

joined by its hog. a best selling author and management consultant says it's a great pleasure talking to universe and thank you very much for your time. now as i was watching the coverage of the reports what struck me is that some people on the american left seem to be just as traumatized by trying not being fallen to be in america and every agent as they were traumatized by him being elected did it come as a shocker to you that he after all he's not a puppet. i don't think that people really believed that it was that a simple. look at the cover each. listen politics is doing. the dirty business so they throw dirt at him but. russian spy president of the united states it is so far fetched that they don't think that they're real population and that i think that the military. report. is

a very good sign of the strength of the american system because in spite of all the pressures for him to make. from the routine as much as possible he gave a real honest report i thought it was also a very interesting window into the american psyche. because i mean to as russians the idea that we could somehow not just influence but put in an american president into the white house it was absolutely unimaginable is the united states really still emotionally volatile as it as it come comes across on the cable channels i don't know whether this is a special for america in any quote unquote free country as. emotionally volatile look at this right i mean. it's now unbelievable. i

think what we have experience is something else i think that united states. is.