russia has the reach and the responsibility russia can russia does not to secure the best possible brics it now facebook say that they will respond with their information to the committee by early december while twitter says it will respond in the coming weeks and their findings will be interesting to see what they reveal and it also comes along with a similar types of investigations in the u.s. then again claims of alleged russian involvement in the presidential election there certainly being is the very latest from london thank you. in other news emanuel micron is on a three day tour of africa the trip kicked off a bikini fast so where the french president didn't get the warmest of welcomes. right. i'm very very very rarely. of no. reflection is in paris for all to see she has the latest on president my trans africa tour wasn't told smooth i mean what about cohen's trip to africa started with an attempted attack on french troops on the ground a security source told reporters that a grenade was thrown to military car and although it wasn't hate

russia has the reach and the responsibility russia can russia does not to secure the best possible brics it now facebook say that very will respond with their information to the committee by early december while twitter says it will respond in the coming weeks and they're finding. the case in the u.k. almost exactly mirrors claims of russian meddling in the us then i took over in the same the same tech shines testified to congress. we determined that the number of accounts we could link to russia and that were tweeting election related content was comparatively small. aggregate these ads and posts were a very small fraction of the overall content on facebook but any amount is too much . these videos mostly had low view counts. you lack of resources a lack of commitment and a lack of genuine effort and that just won't do we could we could have done more but i think we are doing more today and have done more since no no no we need to do more this restructure same is true ok. i spoke to adam gary managing editor at the rand told us the british gove

russia has the reach and the responsibility russia can russia does not to secure the best possible brics it now facebook say that very will respond with their information to the committee by early december while twitter says it will respond in the coming weeks and their findings and gary he's the managing editor at the iran dot com told us the british government is using russia as a distraction from real problems. and we'll probably see oh brags it is invalid because of russia in the same way donald trump is invalid because of russia it's really quite pathetic it's a carbon copy of what happened in the us instead of talking about jobs instead of talking about national politics versus identity politics outsourcing versus investment it's just russia russia russia russia we've all heard of looking for a needle in a haystack this is a bit more like looking into the eye of a needle and trying to find a haystack there it really is total nonsense it's another distraction that failing politicians are putting forward to confuse people about the nature of

is involved with hillary losing the election because she is completely inapt russia russia russia russia needs to cash in on this incredible brand awareness in america from coast to coast everything's about russia you know russian is the start opening up shop here in america and cashing in on this russia craze instead of just sitting back and trying to figure out the mentality of the american consumer and the american politician because clearly there is no logic behind it it's pure scapegoating. max keiser there now in other news this evening nato is set to beast its mission in afghanistan with an additional three thousand troops bringing the total number of service personnel to sixteen thousand in the country here's what the nato secretary general confirmed and our correspondent peter all of it was in the details we have decided to increase the number of troops the current level the zone of thirteen thousand. the new level would be around sixteen thousand a role training assistant of the wise nato is set to increase their contingent on the ground in afghanistan this troop increas

chief among those today of course is russia but it is russia's actions russia's illegal annexation of crimea so i have a very simple message for russia because we know there's a strong and prosperous russia russia has the reach and the responsibility russia can russia does not to secure the best possible brics it. comes on the back of a tough week for her domestically the reason may continues to be hounded by m.p.'s over her breaks at negotiations which are similar get to yield any real positives for the u.k. so much so in fact that the e.u. chief negotiator says he won't rule out a no deal scenario meaning that the talks could collapse entirely now pressure is also building on mrs may with rumors that forty m.p.'s are preparing a letter of no confidence that number is just eight short of the total needed to force a new leadership election within the conservative party discuss the p.m.'s predicament with political commentator adrian gallant he believes she focused on russia to the struck the tension from issues with bricks or people talk about that but she chose instead to focus on th

chief among those today of course is russia but it is russia's actions russia's illegal onix ation of crimea so i have a very simple message for russia because we know there's a strong and prosperous russia russia has the reach and the responsibility russia can russia does not to secure the best possible brics it the day after may's claims the times newspaper alleged russian interference in the brig's it votes one example was a supposedly russian who is profiled didn't fit a typical british political observer yet posted or read tweeted nearly one hundred posts mentioning brags that the political and media scare mongering may have actually had an effect as policy boyko reports in recent weeks and days the british media has been heavily focused on the lack of progress at the braggs it talks and the problems facing to raise their maze of government the russian interference story has drawn the fire away from all that and now media outlets can pour over the question of how many trolls does it take to incite a revolution not many according to everyone we approached to discuss this story in

russia russia and the potential presence of the east neighborhood and to try to attack our collective strength. and i'm looking forward today to we need commitments from european countries to working together to tackle these challenges in security and development all of this very hostile kind of rhetoric about russia comes in the light of the break that negotiations which have been going on between the u.k. and the european union and they haven't been going very well and just late last week we saw the e.u. giving the u.k. a ten day deadline to get issues like the northern ireland which is russia's actions. russia's illegal onix ation of crimea so i have and will probably see oh it is invalid because of russia in the same way o'donnell trump is invalid because of russia it's really quite pathetic it's a coven coffee of what happened in the us instead of talking about jobs instead of talking about national parks outsourcing versus investment it's just russia russia russia russia we've all heard of lo

stalled bragg's at talks are far less pressing chief among those today of course is russia but it is russia's actions russia's illegal onix ation of crimea so i have a very simple message for russia because we know there's a strong and prosperous russia russia has the reach and the responsibility russia can russia does not want to secure the best possible brics it. the day after may's speech a group of researchers claimed russia had set up hundreds of accounts to influence the bags of vote artie's point looks into the story for us in recent weeks and days the british media has been heavily focused on the lack of progress at the brags it talks on the problems facing to raise their maze of government the russian interference story has drawn the fire away from all that and now media are out and that could be a lot more yeah i believe there is sometimes and this was the way the foreign secretary put it on. the. evidence of the ninety's. but that doesn't matter because if you ask a man months is most likely evidence russia russian territory but that's not the celebrations and he now deleted you. guys says russian

russia has the reach and the responsibility russia can russia does not just secure the best possible brics it now facebook say that they will respond with their information to the committee by early december while twitter says it will respond in the coming weeks and most exacting maria's claims of russian meddling in the u.s. in late october the same tech giants testified to congress. we determined that the number of accounts we could link to russia and that were tweeting election related content was comparatively small. aggregate these ads and posts were a very small fraction of the overall content on facebook but these videos most. of commitment and a lack of genuine effort and that just one do we could we could have done more but . the government is using russia as a discredit looking for a needle in a haystack and trying to find the haystack the sense it's another distraction the failing politicians are putting. the french president. on a three day. and worry if a national is in paris for r.t. with the latest on president micron's tour of af

. >> sean: i can tell you hate trump and russia, russia, russia. >> that's it. >> and faining outrage after they call the president every name in the book. >> yes. but people are really supporting this president. they want to see -- they appreciate the fact that on north korea he and the u.n. and the ambassador haley have gotten 15 to 0. two consecutive unanimous votes to sanction north korea. she is hosting another meeting tomorrow about this urgency. and the economic and diplomatic isolation of north korea will continue. if they continue to do this. this is a president showing leadership. but the democratic party is talking about presidential elections instead of passing policy and telling the american people to a person even folk that didn't vote for this president come um and tell us all the time they can't stand the constant negativity, resistance, lies and the rest of all the blather. they want a government that functions. and he is leading the way. >> sean: i don't see with north korea and, again, i would not be privy to whatever new weaponry that our defense department and our

stalled breakthrough talks are far less pressing chief among those today of course is russia but it is russia's actions russia's illegal onix ation of crimea so i have a very simple message for russia because we know there's a strong and prosperous russia russia has the reach and the responsibility russia can russia does not to secure the best possible brics it. the day after may's speech a group of researchers claimed a russia had set up hundreds of accounts to influence the brig's a vote argues boycott looks into the story for us in recent weeks and days the british media has been heavily focused on the lack of progress the brags that talks on the problems facing to raise their maze of government the russian interference story has drawn the fire away from all that and now media outlets can pour over the question of how many trolls does it take to incite a revolution not many according to everyone we approached to discuss this story in london do you think four hundred twitter accounts from from russia is enough to change the outcome of the referendum here in the u.k. well i think it could i think it could sort

russia than talking about direction. chief among those today of course is russia but it is russia's actions russia's illegal annexation ofcrimea so i have a very simple message for russia because we know there's a strong and prosperous russia russia has the free and the responsibility russia russia does not. to secure the best possible brics it but despite government concerns over russia's alleged role in last year's breck said vote the prime minister herself has just recently actually rejected those claims when commenting on a host speech in which she was a lab rating on the supposed to threat russia poses theresa may claim that she was pointing at alleged russian meddling outside of the united kingdom. what's the reason why it was likely referring to are allegations of russian interference in the us presidential election last year facebook and twitter also help the u.s. government to investigate the case of the conclusions they presented to congress didn't exactly satisfy the senators. we determined at the number of accounts we could link to russia and that were tweeting election related content was comparatively small

russia has the reach and the responsibility russia can russia does not to secure the best possible brics it all of the day after may's claims the times newspaper alleged russian interference in the brecht voting using internet trolls one example was a supposed russian tweeter whose profile didn't fit a typical british political observer yet posted or read tweeted nearly one hundred posts mentioning breakfast in london our correspondent polly boykin now we're looking at the facts behind the allegations. in recent weeks and days the british media has been heavily focused on the lack of progress the brags it talks on the problems facing to raise their maize government the russian interference story has drawn the fire away from all that and now media outlets can pour over the question of how many trolls does it take to incite a revolution not many according to everyone we approached to discuss this story in london do you think four hundred twitter accounts from from russia was enough to change the outcome of the referendum here in the u.k. well i th

russia the main thing is to build an anti american coalition with iran and hopefully with turkey on the basis of this syrian campaign of course iran and russia already kind of anti american russian military both by the poor and forces in syria russia outflanked nato but ultimate goal would be to part possibly pull turkey away from the united states and nato and of course syria is important because an asset is important for russia because he can guarantee that russia will retain military naval base on the syrian mediterranean coast and even more importantly and their bases there so this is just part of it and russia is using what's happening right now in syria to promote its overall strategic intentions which you're even much wider than the entire middle east sammael ramani. this plan it seems when you listen to both of these guys got very little to do with sirius rather pushing russia to the forefront and getting rid of the us there i think that this is more than just a ploy for syria and it's all over bases and it's all over tactical asses they're just removing the u.s. and syria by using russia's unique status is how they have that lovely favorable relationship with iran and saudi arabia and a wide range of other regional stakeh

since the first day i took office, you hear the excuse for losing the election, russia, russia, russia. i think the most creative response, to say marsha marsha marsha, the president is jan brady. not asking you to comment on the brady bunch. the president continues to say russia is nonsense even as there are signs the situation is getting deeper and deeper. >> i understand the administration. if you told me that republicans would control everything, they would get supreme court pick that seems to be great, the economy would be doing quite well, the stock market soaring, we wouldn't be at least not bogged down in iraq or some foreign misadventure, i would say 2017 must be amazing. and actually seems horrible, like a bad year. donald trump contributed to some of that perception. i understand his frustration. the problem is that if in fact, yet to be proven, if in fact the trump administration conspired, callus colluded on the election, doesn't matter how good the economy is doing, that would be a damning event. >> that's a high bar. even if his former campaign chair is found guilty, if

because we know there's a strong and prosperous russia russia has the reach and the responsibility russia can russia does not all the british p.m.'s message comes on the back of a tough week for her domestically treason may continues to be hounded by m.p.'s over her braids and negotiations which are seemingly yet to yield any real positives for the u.k. so much so that the e.u. is chief breaks in the go shitters sees he won't rule out a new deal scenario meaning breaks it talks could collapse entirely the pressure is also building on may with rumors that forty m.p.'s are reading a letter of no confidence now that number is just a short of the required total to force a new leadership election within her conservative party we discuss the p.m.'s predicament with party veteran and former government minister peter lilley he believes her speech wasn't just directed at moscow. as much a message to europe because it was to russia it was saying we are the major security power in the european continent we have the best armed forces and the greatest ability to deploy them we want to continue to be a

chief among those today of course is russia but it is russia's actions russia's illegal an accession of crimea so i have a very simple message for russia because we know there's a strong and prosperous russia russia has the reach of the responsibility russia can russia does not well the british prime minister's message has come on the back of a tough week for her domestically to resume aid continues to be hounded by m.p.'s over her breaks in negotiations which are seemingly yet to yield any real positives for the u.k. so much so in fact that the huge chief negotiator says he won't rule out a no deal scenario meaning that breaks it talks could collapse entirely pressure is also building on may with room is that forty m.p.'s are preparing a letter of no confidence and that number is just eight short of the total needed to force a new leadership election within her conservative party we discussed the p.m.'s predicament with party veteran and former government minister peter lee he believes her speech though wasn't just directed at moscow. it was as much a message to europe as it was to r

of course, democrats are going to be as goodlatte said russia, russia, russia. icans will want to talk about uranium one, the trump dossier, the possible special counsel that jeff sessions may now appoint to cover hillary clinton matters. so there is going to be fire from both sides here. >> there is. what i was just saying was i think there are legitimate outstanding questions about uranium one. it is also important to be very careful when you have a president who has been agitating consistently for a department of justice investigation into his political opponent not to overstep. that gets into dangerous territory pretty quickly. >> sandra: it sounds like chairman goodlatte is taking over now and he will make introductory remarks. we'll hear from several introductory remarks and jeff sessions followed by questions and answers. let's listen in now. >> good morning. today we welcome attorney general jeff sessions. the judiciary committee annual department of justice oversight hearing. mr. attorney general, you have a long and distinguished career in public servic

chief for russia because we know there's a strong and prosperous russia russia has the reach and the responsibility russia can russia does not to secure the best possible brics it well her message does come on the back of a tough week for her domestically to resume a continues to be hounded by employees over her breaks in negotiations which is seemingly yet to yield any real positives for the u.k. so much so in fact that the use chief breaks it negotiate or says he won't rule out a no deal scenario meaning breaks it talks could collapse entirely pressure is also building on may with with rumors that forty m.p.'s are preparing a letter of no confidence that number is just eight short of the total needed to force a new leadership election within her conservative party we discussed the p.m.'s predicament with political commentator adrian yelland and he believes she focused on russia to distract attention away from issues with brakes it. more depth but she chose instead to focus on the issues with russia you haven't got much you need it frankly looks like the european union and you both p

russia is calling for major changes in how the joint investigative mechanism works. russia has no interest in finding common ground you have stopped trying to shift the blame on russia russia has not negotiated with any of us used to this is a deliberate attempt to disinform a should russia will not agree to any mechanism but i believe the extension of the journey is only possible for us after all the major deficiencies in its work of fixed russia's actions today and in recent weeks have been designed to delay to distract and ultimately to defeat the effort as i would have you forgotten how yesterday you killed a j i am russia is wasting our time on this everything happening here looks like some ridiculous spring to call to me. however behind the scenes both ambassadors were caught on camera calmly discussing the situation tensions grew after the investigation issued its final report on the chemical attack in syria's koon in april this year now the report concluded that the syrian government was behind the incident that killed more than eighty people something strongly denied by the russian side however moscow earlier proposed its own draft resolution but that also f

mueller, through congressional senate committees and cnn itself has been so hot on russia, russia, russia, on the dossier. cnn's been obsessed with this dossier over a year now and now that we know the dnc and clinton campaign paid the same firm for said dossier which is completely unverified, company canwe can't excited. >> that's misinformation that you're spreading on my program and i don't appreciate it. much of the dossier -- you said the entire dossier is unverified. >> it has not been verified. but the important -- >> the dossier has been verified and when you say it's unverified, you mislead the american people. carter page confirmed another part of the dossier friday. >> don't start with that. you know that entire dossier has not been verified and yet the interest in covering -- >> parts of it have not been verified. parts have been verified. >> are you comfortable with that? by the way, we don't care about the dossier because let me tell you something. let's look at all sides of the coin. tell me this, why, if president obama and apparently according to donna brazile now attorne

blame on russia russia has not negotiated with any of us dissin from a should write in its work a fixed russia. is i would have you forgotten how yesterday you killed a j i am russia is wasting our time everything happening here looks like some ridiculous spectacle to me however behind the scenes both ambassadors were caught on camera calmly discussed in the situation tensions grew after the investigation issued its final report on the chemical attack in syria's can shake who need april this year reports concluded that the syrian government was behind the incident that killed over eighty people something strongly denied by the russian side moscow earlier proposed its own draft resolution but that also failed to pass a u.n. vote now one of russia's main concerns is the reliability of the samples used as evidence that's because experts carrying out the probe didn't visit the site of the attack and receive their data so if third parties which transported samples out of syria were should back up from the anti war answer coalition believes russia has a point. well i think the government of you know

bank from what my reading of the will win it for the democrats if they keep on talking about russia russia russia that went for the democrats so let's look a little bit more at what. his talk in asia and how that might. play with people in wisconsin or michigan or other places where private industry not government planners will direct investment only fair every sip of coal bilateral trade agreements will be acceptable he said he rejected large agreements that tie our hands surrender our sovereignty and make enforcement practically impossible presumably referring to the transpacific partnership from which the us has withdrawn and wished remaining eleven countries agreed at the same summit to pursue so those large biological trade deals in which you know these it's basically like a large tax code it's like only the insiders only the very wealthy in the the connected us the system separate and the ball of our own for example i know you know the softening the ground for a deal big deal i've said this for a few years now i would not be surprised if a deal is made selling fannie mae freddie back to peo

tonight, we're talking about russia, russia, russia... fire, fury, and foreign policy... fake-news feudsalready said goodbye to... and the controversial statements the president will not ever apologize for. this is "the final 5." this is thanksgiving. let's do this. >> ♪ you only get one chance ♪ ♪ then it's time to dance ♪ ♪ but don't skip romance ♪ ♪ it's time to go ♪ >> ♪ you don't mess with america ♪ >> all right, up first on this very special thanksgiving episode of "the final 5," let's start with the political story that has dominated the past year -- russian interference in the 2016 election. we'll probably still be talking about russian meddling for years to come. and the president isn't happy it's commanded so many headlines, insisting there was no collusion between his campaign and the russian government. now, in may, they appointed the

well the media and the democrats can't get enough of russia russia russia the democrats own dirty laundry is coming to light also can twitter and has the u.s. and its allies accepted defeat in syria. talking a rigged. system i'm joined by my guest here in moscow mark sloboda he's an international affairs and security analyst we also have victor allege he is a political analyst as well as a leading expert at the center for actual politics and of course we have bobby cheese a political analyst with sputnik international our gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it we're calling this program rig system. we've just heard from. donna brazil who is acting chairman chairperson of the democratic party but indeed the democrat primary was rigged we all knew that ok and now there's a confession here but i want to broaden and let me go to first here for me we see a rig system in almost every single sense and for me it is the collapse of american soft power around the world because the values of transparency on a c. one man one vote on

tonight, we're talking about russia, russia, russia... fire, fury, and foreign policy... fake-news feuds... the white house's cast of characters we've been introduced to and already said goodbye to... and the controversial statements the president will not ever apologize for. this is "the final 5." this is thanksgiving. let's do this. >> ♪ you only get one chance ♪ ♪ then it's time to dance ♪ ♪ but don't skip romance ♪ ♪ it's time to go ♪ >> ♪ you don't mess with america ♪ >> all right, up first on this very special thanksgiving episode of "the final 5," let's start with the political story that has dominated the past year -- russian interference in the 2016 election. we'll probably still be talking about russian meddling for years to come. and the president isn't happy it's commanded so many headlines, insisting there was no collusion between his campaign and the russian government. now, in may, they appointed the and one of the big reasons that happened was because of the fallout from the firing of former fbi director james comey. we all know the story. comey leaked those private memos

our president has been a leader. >> i don't think anybody know it is was russia that broke into the dnc. she's saying russia, russia, russia. maybe it was. it could be russia, but it could also be china. could also be lots of other people. could also be somebody on their bed that weighs 400 pounds, okay? >> if we got along well, that would be good. if russia and the united states got along well and went after isis, that would be good. >> on top of all of that, we also now know that multiple trump campaign officials jumped at the chance to work with russian proxies behind the scenes, including the president's son, donald trump jr., who is eager to collect russian dirt on hillary clinton, foreign policy adviser george papadopoulos whose efforts to connect with russia where -- with russian officials before the inauguration, meetings that in every case they either the neglected to disclose or just straight up lied about. joining me now to talk about the status of the case of donald trump's presidential campaign coordinated with the russian government is an esteemed panel of experts. former moscow correspondent at "the