as a sledgehammer with which to punish the d.p. r. k. for the intransigence intransigence and this is very convenient he using the security council in order to exert pressure on d.p. r. k. washington is methodically reve he refuses the member states in international organizations in conducting humanitarian and diplomatic and sports links which have nothing to do with nuclear and or missile program oh requests sent by the american colleagues do not justify because they think that this to be considered by others as an absolute in the last resort which means that as a committee in a position where consensus decisions even technical ones are becoming impossible in conclusion that a president we would like to urge on all the countries to can do restraint and show that looking for political or diplomatic settlement is the only way to peace what is the issues on the political peninsula and create creating in southeast asia stable mechanism for security which is an interest of all countries in the region only sanctions only exerting pressure on p

and the us china encourages the d.p. r. k. to continue moving along divide direction of denuclearization we believe it is also right for the united states to make timely and positive responses so as to truly meet the d.p. r. k. half way china will continue to always do international responsibility and obligation and will strictly implement security council resolutions related to the d.p. r. k. china course on the security council to take time actions in light of development and changes of the situation to create more favorable conditions for peace was at home and of the penis or issue su political and diplomatic means effective settlement of the issue requires complete denuclearization as well as establishment of a peace mechanism only when the two wheels move in tandem can this issue be truly resolved and peace start to dawn. regarding the iranian nuclear issue now is a crucial time for continued implementation of the j.c. peel away the. a is a consensus based a multilateral agreement indorsed by the un security council it ser

well international issues like iran d.p. r. k. and actual wars like syria and yemen have taken a back seat and capitals hearings have been a dominating the news cycle for a couple weeks now and we witnessed a series of twists and turns over the past month or so and all of america's tuned in to find out if cavanagh did or did not sexually assault christine for over thirty six years ago but all the suspense and media hype surrounding the case is making it seem more like a soap opera than serious news but cavanagh was questioned for hours and what did we find out well here's ford. i recall saying that the boy who assaulted me could someday be on the u.s. supreme court she survived in an attempt to break at age seventeen that's a fact that could be uncovered by an f.b.i. investigation i'm ok i got the coffee thank you very much i think i can precede and sit on the coffee nobody can mix up my coffee right shoring. up the unfortunate. and let's check out what kavanaugh had to say my family and mine. a bit chilly permanently destroyed. w

until the final denuclearization of the d.p. r. k. is fully verified it is our solemn collective responsibility to fully implement un security council resolutions pertaining to north korea. namely bans on oil experts textile imports from north korea and no access to natural gas supplies these are once again u.n. sanctions but there are unilateral ones too made in the u.s. and it's backed by allies those are the ones that the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov called a grave violation of international law and a slap in the un's face and speaking of how long america's willing to apply this tactic against pyongyang president traub made it clear that there are no time limits i told my compass of mike don't get into time if it takes two years three years or five months. doesn't matter whether this u.s. administration tactic will work and whether a piano nyang will be ready to continue making one concession after another without anything in return remains a question moscow is confident that it's not a good plan. i do too and when pyongy

since i've been in politics international issues like iran d.p. r. k. and actual wars like syria and yemen have taken a back seat and capitals hearings have been a dominating the news cycle for a couple of weeks now and we witnessed a series of twists and turns over the past month or so and all of america is tuned in to find out if cavanaugh did or did not sexually assault christine for over thirty six years ago but all the suspense and media hype surrounding the case is making it seem more like a soap opera than serious news but having no was questioned for hours and what did we find out well here's ford and here today not because i wouldn't be in terrified my family and i have been the target of constant harassment and threats. i believe that if i came forward my single voice would be drowned out by a of chorus of powerful supporters during the hearing cavanagh even got a little bit emotional he even discussed how these hearings have affected his life my family and my name have been totally and permanently destroyed i intend no we'll we'll see dr ford

people and all other and dependent people of the around the world especially in the people of the d.p. r. k. cuba and bellows of the. modern president ladies and gentlemen. and to conclude with the will of the. so you have to know that. with the help of allies and friends syria will defeat terrorism the world must never forget that treat us like. it is high time. for all those detached from reality to wake up let go of their fantasy and come to their senses see the matter is realistic they must realize that they will not achieve politically what they failed to achieve by thought. we had never compromised on our national principles even when the war was at its will surely not do that today. at the same time we won't. be with all the people of the world that's the message we carry because we want peace for our people we have never attacked we have never interfered in the affairs of another we have never existed ported terrorism to other parts of the world we have always maintained the best relations with other countries today. we seek to defeat terrorism we continue to advocate dialogue and m

international issues like iran d.p. r. k. and actual wars like syria and yemen have taken a back seat and capitals hearings have been a dominating the news cycle for a couple of weeks now and we witnessed a series of twists and turns over the past month or so and all of america is tuned in to find out if cavanaugh did or did not sexually assault christine ford over thirty six years ago but all the suspense and media hype surrounding the case is making it seem more like a soap opera than serious news having no was questioned for hours but it looks like the only thing that's clear from all of this is that both of their lives have been turned upside down well in this incredibly polarized climate of americans chose a side long before either of them spoke republican scheduled a hearing without talking to her or even inviting her to testify republicans also scheduled this hearing with dr ford with out having her allegations investigated by the f.b.i. if you wanted an f.b.i. investigation you could come to us what you want to do is

try to hack the elections possible perpetrators have been identified as russia china iran and the d.p. r. k. a coincidentally these four countries are all viewed as threats to u.s. interests now it's important to point out that these sanctions will explicitly target companies and organizations accused of spreading propaganda and dissent from ation and will be in charge of determining who's been doing the meddling well we have the director of national intelligence the state department the treasury department homeland security and the justice department and they only have forty five days to do so so with all of these factors considered it's impossible to predict what exactly will follow but we certainly have an idea ok we're returning to this story a little bit later in the program for more reaction from guests but for now assume you're a can live in washington d.c. thank you. russia say it knows the identities of the two men suspected in the script poisoning case but most school has confirmed no action will be taken on till britain makes official request vladimir putin speaking about the eas

weapons program it is up to them i mean this isn't so dealing with the united nations and with the d.p. r. k. a foreign minister said today is to the extent that there is no forward progress get probably rest in washington and not in pyongyang numerous unilateral measures concessions to the united states and then again virtually nothing in return for the foreign minister said today step by step this recent recall we will not desire unless confidence building measures are taken first by walsh what north korea was claiming was it was the internal power political struggle in the us as being the main reason for the mistrust between the two do you think that's really the root of the mistrust. well you know what they're trying to say which is that donald trump seems to be the only person in the donald trump administration who favors a peace process john bolton and healy they seem to be subverting it trying to overthrow it trying to stop it so i think that's what they mean that trantor is only able to go forward because he's surrounded by career peace heart suit who are trying to sabotage the proce

korean peninsula a year ago the situation was critical although much depends on the attitude of the d.p. r. k. we have seen that diplomacy can open the way to more comprehensive solutions. a similar situation exists with a joint comprehensive plan of action with iran. while addressing the issue of the deal has also helped to create space for dialogue on now they're called phones like iran's regional behavior and ballastic programs the agreement is good for european regional and global security that this. is committed to maintaining the agreement as long as iran remains fully committed to do it a while ago i mentioned the one hundredth birthday anniversary of the film and. in the coming hours the seventy fifth birthday anniversary will be celebrated by another nobel peace prize winner great pole like ours. they are both symbols of a beautiful cause of how to win without violence how to forgive our oppressed of and how in public life to overcome evil with good today when so many people also here in this home. including even the most powerful world leader are starting to give up on freedom solid

d.p. r. k. negotiations on denuclearization and these mystery steps gens are really going to cause problems in the future because it does create false expectations of what those next steps actually are and i think these are the things that really need to get hashed out now between the u.s. and and and north korea directly christine. well i think that north korea has signaled that they would dismantle two key sites one is the long range missile launch pad and then the other is the younger nuclear reactor which have long been the ire of washington d.c. but what we know is that north korea has said that that is contingent on progress made with the united states i mean you can see the images of libya and the political chaos that that country is in you see the situation what happened in iraq and now what happens with iran and north korea also has its own history to look at where eighty percent of the country was devastated by an indiscriminate u.s. bombing campaign so i think it's really crucial i th

try to hack the elections possible perpetrators have been identified as russia china iran and the d.p. r. k. and what do those countries have in common well they're all viewed as threats to u.s. interests sanctions will also target target companies or organizations accused of spreading propaganda and just information and who will be in charge of determining who's been doing the meddling well the director of the national intelligence state department the treasury department of homeland security and the justice department with forty five days to do so so with all of these factors considered it's impossible to predict what exactly will follow but we certainly have an idea thanks for breaking that down for a serious american live in washington d.c. . the european union is hitting one of its own members with disciplinary action the e.u. parliament voted in favor of triggering article seven which could see hungry sanctions if european leaders all agree to the measures it follows the hungry and prime minister viktor orban being criticized within the block for breaching european values over the mig

country in particular because the director of national intelligence thinks russia china iran and the d.p. r. k. are all trying to influence the midterms but it's also now these sanctions will also be imposed on anyone accused of spreading propaganda and this information and the authority to determine who's been meddling has been granted to the director of national intelligence the state department the treasury department homeland security and the justice department with forty five days to do so the government also has the power to block the property of anyone that's been complicit in foreign interference assisted those complicit in foreign interference or acted on behalf of anyone complicit in foreign interference so with all of these factors considered it's impossible to predict what exactly will happen. to political analysts with spoke to both raised concerns about the potential implications of donald trump's executive order the problem with this is so broad the propaganda and the disapprobation stipulations mean and how you determine that it's really. really question. it really had its own

d.p. r. k. relations through the process of rapid denuclearization of north korea to be completed by january twenty twenty one as committed to by chairman kim and to construct a lasting stable peace regime on the korean peninsula another key player in this story is china and scott had a has more on beijing's reaction to the korean somers. jenna's officials saying they welcomed the developments on the korean peninsula and said that this is a good sign for the peace process for denuclearization and temping town military tension on the korean peninsula the chinese officials also took this opportunity to say just how important to underline just how important they are china is in this process to get it where it is now but also to move forward they've said that they are north korea's most important ally and they want to make sure that they essentially have a seat at the table when things move forward they also took this as an opportunity to again underline their dissatisfaction with these missile syst

the important come on the standings reached between the d.p. r. k. and us leaders at the singapore summit support d p r k n r ok in improving their relations we call upon all parties to seize the current opportunities to turn the political consensus into concrete actions and work in the direction of setting up a peace magnetism on the peninsula and didn't you cry zation on the peninsula to realize lasting peace on the peninsula at an early date mr president china lives by its commitment to the purposes and principles of the un charter to upholding the un centered contemporary international system and has earnestly fourfold its international responsibilities and obligations we need to work together to uphold the. first to realize peace and security for all. before i conclude i need to point out that china has or followed the principle of now interference in other countries domestic affairs this is a tradition of chinese foreign policy observance of this principle has received a claim from the international community we do not and will not interfere in

said it at the summit in singapore and we are still continue to have many conversations with the d.p. r. k. about how to effectuate and cheating all the commitments that were made during that singapore some of these. thank you good afternoon mr secretary unsub by september thirtieth the administration has to give a determination or a decision to congress about the levels of refugees that will be admitted into the u.s. for the next fiscal year and there seems to be a debate or a discussion among some who are thinking of it as more of a national security issue and want to keep the levels consistent at a level around forty five thousand while there are some that think it should be significantly lower than in the twenty thousands i'm not sure if you want to give a specific amount but can you talk to us about your thoughts about how you're seeing the level of refugees that should be coming in in the near future. so there there will be an announcement soon that the date the deadline is in fact this fiscal year and so i'm i'm confident that the national security team will deliver the president's

d.p. r. k. negotiations on denuclearization and these mystery steps gens are really going to cause problems in the future because it does create false expectations of what those next steps actually are and i think these are the things that really need to get hashed out now between the u.s. and and and north korea directly christine. well i think that north korea has signaled that they would dismantle two key sites one is the long range missile launch pad and then the other is the younger nuclear reactor which have long been the ire of washington d.c. but what we know is that north korea has said that that is contingent on progress made with the united states i mean you can see the images of libya and the political chaos that that country is in you see the situation what happened in iraq and now what happens with iran and north korea also has its own history to look at where eighty percent of the country was devastated by an indiscriminate u.s. bombing campaign so i think it's really crucial i th