japan may yet remove south korea from its list of preferred trading partners the dispute could hurt lobel supply chains allies like the u.s. are concerned. executives of some songs headquarters are currently discussing supply disruptions at the beginning of this month japan placed restrictions on the export of some chemical materials to south korea samsung needs them to produce chips and touchscreens the conflict has caught the attention of washington. so fundamentally there ok.

japan may yet remove south korea from its list of preferred trading partners the dispute could hurt lobel supply chains allies like the u.s. are concerned. executives of some songs headquarters are currently discussing supply disruptions at the beginning of this month japan placed restrictions on the export of some chemical materials to south korea samsung needs them to produce chips and touch screens the conflict has caught the attention of washington. so fundamentally they are ok in japan must resolve these sensitive matters and we hope that resolution happens to the united states as a close friend and an ally to both will do what it can to support their efforts to resolve. the region welcomed the offer of conciliation just last week the u.s. state department to tear down that it preferred to stay out of the dispute but says korean protests against japan have increased at the japanese embassy in seoul a demonstrator wearing a mask depicting japanese prime minister shinzo was symbolically slapped in the face. and large supermarket chains have removed japanese products from their shelves

consideration of mutual interests however malicious and the russian propaganda by washington which strikes but lobel domination cancels out these efforts it's a great pity. usaid says its main goal is to boost the resilience of partner countries it focuses on preventing meddling and reducing economic and energy dependence on russia with washington's funding that funding would also be given to local media to ensure their independence and trustworthiness. us aids funding will build the capacity of indigenous media to provide trusted independent news and information sources as part of the support usaid will promote media literacy programs that help citizens recognize kremlin driven disinformation efforts because insurance is much bigger in europe than ending the tramlink of the dream to do anyway the new novel and media they're going to. eastern european galleries are going to be pointed in media who maybe do what they want then see some of the peaceful of elysian we torture there might exist there depends on which guarantee we have been dreaming to believe she's of us did he too jane and syria doesn't

consideration of mutual interests however malicious and the russian propaganda by washington which strikes but lobel domination cancels out these efforts it's a great pity by the way saving best the last you know why usaid was expelled from russia 7 years ago why for an election meddling fiasco that for that became a big thing now isn't that ironic unfortunately a mentality took took hold of the establishment in washington early after the demise of the soviet union that there could only be one global superpower in the united the united states had to have had germany over the entire world and not just russia russia specifically but not just russia china iran venezuela any country that doesn't come crawling to on hands and knees in front of washington and to kiss the ring is regarded as a quote threat. and since russia is the foremost military power that is not under the control of the united states and that's why we've seen things like the expansion of nato and something like this which is kind of a and information analogue to nato expansion which is to try to ensure domination of europe and to isola

consideration of mutual interests however malicious and the russian propaganda by washington we strikes but lobel domination cancels out these efforts it's a great pity. well usaid itself says its main goal is to boost the resilience of partner countries it focuses on preventing meddling and reducing economic and energy independence on russia with washington's funding and not funding will also be given to local media to ensure their independence untrustworthiness. us and funding will build the capacity of indigenous media to provide trusted independent news and information sources as part of the support usa id will promote media literacy programs that help citizens recognize kremlin driven disinformation efforts. all right let's get the take i live on the program with professor writer and political commentator good to see you sir what do you make of this framework it claims to contras so name kremlin influence but is it not being replaced by essentially the same thing. well i think the u.s. insurance is much bigger in europe than anything the training could dream to do anyway and of course we sho

a low in welcome to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm peter lobell tromso. impromptu visit to the d.m.z. separating the 2 koreas was unprecedented and historic indeed it was a bold to even brilliant decision of course his political opponents particularly the democrats running for president and the media slam an orthodox diplomacy who is on the side of peace. process talking north korea i'm joined by my guest rima govern in raleigh he is a former cia analyst and co-founder of veterans intelligence professionals for sanity in jerusalem we have from inbar he is president of the drucilla institute for strategy and security and in plymouth we cross to patrick henningsen he is the executive editor of the news website 21st century wire dot com all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate let me go to ray 1st in raleigh i just want to comment i know that you're growing your beard to give attention to the maltreatment. is being is experiencing right now so good for you my brother a man for your prot

lobel there and mr. bergen.your extraordinary leadership in addressing the needs of our opportunity across the united states. we look forward to partnering with you and taking dominic thank you for taking time out of your busy schedules to join us today. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] this weekend on american history tv saturday at 5:00 p.m. eastern a discussion about the 1980 refugee act. >> i think president carter decision to push for that act and to implement it was a hugely important humanitarian decision and he deserves every bit of the credit we've heard here today. that said we have to be realistic and say that doesn't solve all the problems and that it creates them. >> on six on the civil war renowned civil war scholar gallagher. >> whatever i did in academia should also have some dimension that reached out to people who were just interested in the era the way i had been when i was growing up in that there should be more bridges between academia and the public then there