occurred expectantly depending which what direction we're going to point the fingers at all right earl rasmussen executive vice president of the radio center thanks for being with us here on our teacher national certainly is an interesting situation and we will watch and see how it plays out right we earlier told you about the testimony of one of the friends of the couple that is involved here is that testimony. almost. any stuff in any way. they would have to show up. and then use in as many many came out any time when they start acting funny it wasn't just dropped against the. red brick. and started sweating so i'm going. to actually take place right up to five of them. around and so. it sells because they were full. and then they went off somewhere so they must have touched some contaminated that's the next thing on twitter many users have expressed a less than serious view regarding this new never tried case here to talk addiction in ek dabbles in four months. which i can sell is three makes me think it's nothing to do with the russians but someone so it's three most things that are on your

report in in helsinki he went on to accuse trump of being in the pocket of the russian leader earl rasmussen vice president of the original center think tank believes some former intelligence officials may have gone too far with their comments to the media. it's very it's very disturbing usually those people. you know take a take a step back and people ask them invites but seldom do you see them taking so much of a of a role of. talking to the media openly lecturing and giving comments like that so does it really matter whether or not they have a clearance or not probably not. doesn't limit them maybe some of the discussions they might have with former colleagues and stuff perhaps. but but they should not be receiving access to that information as it is even if they have to clarence so i see very little impact on on them they're still going to make their statements they may be even be even more. they make more statements. they propose plaque to be added to a statue commemorating a famous merchant involved in the slave trade has divided locals in the english city of bristol. edward colston is

cross live now to earl rasmussen who's the vice president of the eurasia center think tank thanks for being with us here on r t international so. the white house press secretary senator sanders we just heard there she accused the six former intelligence officials of politicizing and in some cases monetizing their public service is that a fair allegation considering i mean anyone who's ever held a government position to have to make money after they leave office and having a security clearance is kind of part of the deal. you know it's. they have politicized it quite a bit probably more than normally and monetizing it people are going to i mean there there are resources i mean from the intelligence side they've inside we get hired by corporations outside after we leave government for who we know and what we know and our own understanding of the process so really there's no. it's a fair statement but but i don't think there's anything outside of that that the politicization probably sometimes a little extreme and also former intelligence officials have security clearance for good reason

so we've now crossed live to earl rasmussen who's the executive vice president of the eurasia center a thanks for being with us here on our team international quaintance of the victims claiming they didn't there again that is not a fair point and. so we can't really be definitive about that deed it is solved very again sign of it being there john it's going to be certainly. it has quite a fairly short and it deteriorates the effectiveness that you're it's rather rapidly through moisture in the air so that really two words and that's what it may be a link to. it it doesn't seem to be very unlikely that that it could be after four months this is. i think it's highly unlikely that it that it is something that was laying around salisbury where you alluded to the clean up places associated with this great palls here that we're dealing with leftovers of that attempt to help them or hurt them in their investigation you know it's going to be . it's going be very difficult i think because. what i've read at least in the they did not that the script did so secondary kind of transfer of was it

seem a few were us with the results of the summit executive vice president of the eurasia center earl rasmussen explained why he believes they are so angry. we know the media for the most part is against it doesn't really matter what he does it doesn't matter. what agreements are made they're still going to be against them and it's unfortunate and we can thank god that they are not responsible for diplomacy even though they try to influence foreign policy significantly but. i think it's just it's a continuing antitrust saga that's going on and. and really without evidence without just. it's it's kind of ingrained in there in their d.n.a. perhaps d.n.a. hopefully that we can get past just minutes before the news conference started as a journalist was dragged from the venue it is thought that he was carrying a sign which read nuclear weapons ban treaty. towards the end of the press conference put in prison and trump with twenty eighteen world kabul and commentates on the u.s. co-hosting the twenty twenty six tournament analysts were of course looking for any stein's from their leaders behavior an