get you a perspective from germany from tritton he is a member of the green party and sits on foreign affairs committee in the german going to stack a very good day sir how let me 1st get your reaction to this recent decision from a military point of view the u.s. . planning to shoot themselves in their neat scenario that's something we can see very clearly on the 2nd point i don't think it's not it's not on military defensive fields it's more a part of the economic warfare trump is fighting against the european union and especially against. but there is a real a consequence of course i mean it does seem that he's going to go through with a promise to withdraw troops from germany what would that mean for germany. firstly the states and communities are hit by the economic impacts but on the 2nd view you can see it's trump was fantasizing about contributions and debts of germany and then he relocate troops to italy and both him and the share of military expenditures of in both june and italy a much lower than in germany and the 2nd point is in mind if you would your reaction of germany must be

party he's a member of the foreign affairs committee thanks for being with us dr nick how do you think germany would react if chancellor merkel suggested postponing a planned election the way president trump as. i think this is a pretty unimaginable scenario under german standards the election law is. the domain of the palm and we have a tradition to do everything in election law and a broad consensus between government and opposition parties and we have the federal president who takes the ultimate form of decision as a stroke of safeguard so i think there is such a scenario would be pretty unimaginable undetermined circumstances. under presidential us german times have hit a new low current polls indicate the troubles on likely to win reelection if democrat joe biden becomes the next u.s. president do you think relations between these 2 countries will improve i think this is a is a fair assumption. we would work on the on the basis that at least communication style and cooperation between governments would improve significantly we know a lot of people in the biden campaign who would t

the various professionals and diplomats and lgbt plus diplomats and foreign affairs professionals. you heard about some of our priorities this year, ,cclimation, -- accreditation and helping our trans colleagues serve with dignity and pride. we are also working with other groups in the state department to make the state department more diverse and more inclusive. serving with pride, we are serving with pride around the world. we have representatives in 50 different countries and they are working with a lot of local organizations, and often times, we are working closely with people within the embassy in washington to support projects for the global economy fund. they are working with front over a to help pride couple dozen embassies. i was looking through different pictures this morning. thank you for this important conversation. this is -- conversations are never an end. they are a beginning or continuation so i really appreciate this time and i look forward to more cooperation, so thanks again to everyone who participated. our lives a look at coverage thursday at 10:00 a.m. easter

let's go live to the austrian foreign affairs minister corinne class all joining us now i think she had time morning so abroad as we said a lot of the news coverage is focused solely on going to putin's chance to stay in power why there are social measures though the whole other measures in this thing being getting as much press. good morning to lot once more her correction and looks at the car in the under former minister of foreign affairs as the star of. the filter of the storage look problem. whether to do this is an issue or and i've been wondering myself because read through the various topics that are on the agenda and it has just been highlighted in your report prior to our interview there are dozens of interesting trollish answers that should also be discussed and the one that caught my eye was on children the role of children and all but often as i explicitly mentioned in one of the constitutional a mop land which i think is worse while reflecting because the children are wiser or all over the world they have always been by the rubble and if there is strong lucia and that that

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. >> in a few hours the house foreign affairs committee will hold a hearing to learn more about the trumpdministration and handling of reports that russia offered bounties for the deaths of us troops in afghanistan. >> joining us with what we can expect, member of the house foreign affairs committee tim birchit. when we are here tomorrow morning recapping today's hearing, what is the main take away we are focusing on? >> i think we will find out we don't know any more than we did then. the reality is the washington post said the sum total seems to be the president was not briefed because the reports were unverified. that is what you're going to find. leadership in both parties was slow to get to the facts and be transparent with the members, that seems to be an ongoing problem. the real problem you have is we need to get out of afghanistan. there is no reason for us to be there. american fighting men and women, uphold the constitution of the united states. what does that have to do with afghanistan? absolutely nothing. they want to get us in every conflict in the entire globe. american fi

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. >>> nancy pelosi made a rare appearance this morning at a house foreign affairs committee. you can watch that hearing tonight starting at 9:00 eastern on c-span. >>> the house foreign affairs committee holds a hearing thursday on the firing of state department inspector general steve linick. watch live coverage at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or listen live on the free c-span radio app. >>> thursday at 10:00 a.m. eastern, nih director, cdc director, and hhs acting deputy assistant secretary for preparedness and response testify before a senate appropriations subcommittee for review of operation warp speed, the researching, manufacturing and distributing of a safe and effective coronavirus vaccine. watch live coverage beginning at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. on demand on c-span.org or listen wherever you are on the free c-span radio app. >>> now testimony from federal reserve chair jerome powell on monetary policy and the state of the u.s. economy. he spoke about low interest rates, unemployment numbers and what future economic growth and recovery cou

forty men and wanted me the equivalent to the foreign affairs of china. there's not a hotdog to be found in china. is there anyway you could send us 700 of them prior to july 4th. we also need a hundred large bags of ten ships. please advise, since bush. [laughter]. is another letter to be misread after the office and go to cia, in china. in the cia and back home. and then carter was elected and then jerry ford lost the election. not sure i should be reading this. oh well anyway who cares. march 9th 1977. on the dominant just get inviting theirs at missing a stimulating talk. i just get bored silly but whose daughter is the potpie. or even board about who's bringing old joe's wife. [laughter]. i want to slip into that. three or four martinis like dinner, which social thing. and so to learn still . they go on the run please be in a position to run and 80 but it seems of overwhelmingly presumptuous and egotistical. you know think some of that predict negative 1980 can venture a. march 31st. i said george, playing across his country and i'm not trying to mak

. >> and briefings from the white house on foreign affairs, insight from former administration officials. >> i do think there is a line one should not cross where governmental power is used essentially exclusively for personal benefit. >> we will stand proud and we will stand tall. >> and the latest from the campaign 2020 trail. joining the conversation every day on where live call-in program "washington journal," and if you missed any of our live coverage, watch any on demand at c-span.org or listen on the go with the free c-span radio app. michigan democratic congresswoman, debbie dingell, joins us now. she serves on the health subcommittee of the commerce panel. and when the task force members came to capitol hill to testify you focus your questions on that -- on vaccine development. can you ask plain what it means to be in phase three -- can you explain what it means to be in phase three? guest: as you go through the development of any medicine, the vaccine is extremely important and it goes through different trials. we see what happens in a , frequently they try , and thene on anima

this is our chinese foreign affairs. this is our chinese correspondent stephen mcdonnell.s. i mean, once britain, canada, australia and now new zealand stopped extraditing people to hong kong it was always going to be the case it would be the same the other way around, and so china's foreign ministry has announced from now on people, suspected criminals, will not be extradited to britain from hong kong, and nor will they be sent to canada, nor australia. the new zealand announcement only came today so reciprocity in its case has not been put into place yet. i guess it has to go through the machinery of government here. but it is also kind of inevitable that britain, canada, australia and new zealand would stop extraditing people to hong kong once this controversial state security law was put in place. i mean, the legal conditions are now completely different there. once you have a situation that somebody can face serious criminal time for protesting, for wearing a certain t—shirt, for chanting certain slogans, and even in certain cases being extradited to the mainland to i

i'm very happy to say we can go live on the program narrative franco frattini italy's former foreign affairs minister and the president of the italian society for international organizations a pleasure to have you with us how significant is this vote for russia if it progresses and gets the necessary public support will it set rochelle a new course. well i think it's extremely important that after 30 years it was absolutely necessary to modernize this state where president putin i remember what he used to say already 10 years ago we need more there are no easy these is the top level leader for a state we are talking about a constitution so to modernize the constitution to have edition every system looking at the next 30 or 50 years it is a very important result it's a message of political leadership but it's also good for the ordinary people living in the russian federation just examining some of the coverage of this vote and this are for teeny the foreign news coverage it's been focused solely really on love him or putin's chance to stay in power why he thinks some of the major social measu

when i say i saw some of you there, i meant the foreign affairs committee hearing yesterday. as one who has worked on human rights in china in a bipartisan way, with our colleagues across the aisle and across the capitol, it was so encouraging to see the room was in overflow crowd of members. from both sides of the aisle. of course we had to keep our distance. and therefore the members had o sit in the, shall we say audience, and others had to come in virtually. but it was the fullest participation for us to review what is happening there. it was a proud and broad bipartisan participation to shine a light and condemn this law. congress again on a bipartisan basis is united in our mission to hold beijing accountable. last year the house passed the hong kong human rights and democracy act and yesterday we passed hong kong autonomy act, which had already passed the senate. and that is to help end china's campaign of cruelty against hong kong. you've heard me say it again and again. if we don't speak out against violations of human rights in china because of commercial interests,

seeking sensation some journalists tend to -- the dialogue between ministries of foreign affairs and representatives of our country. it deflects attention from the need to find efforts to launch -- to counterterrorist emanating from pakistan but i'd like jacob to emphasize that we are ready and we are insisting the united states find entries in afghanistan. we have a close adoration and it's better to say not declaration but consultations. i remember the one side made a mistake in a discussion by saying negotiations. i was quoted by a journalist saying come on it means the position between the russian and american president but i just made a mistake so i'd like to say to you that we are in close contact with our american official colleagues and we are also discussing all the issues regarding this provocation published by the mask media in the united states. but i would like to totally reject all accusations against russia. we are not interested in the victory of terrorism in afghanistan. we already lost so many thousands of lives of russian soldiers and we understand how it is diffic

opposition he was not physicians postperson so he has served the end of the problems of health and foreign affairs and industry and education so he's at a why is politician he says you know we i think he's well up for the task it's a rotational teisho so in 2 and a half years time at the end of 2020 2 'd and the override who comes back in again so he has a fixed periods to perform and to use his energies on his experience to do well so i think it's a great honor for him might even see it as a great opportunity in this political career it would be less recent stunning that robotic success of being elected to the security council of the united nations give us an impasse the how important that is for the proceeds and reputation of violin worldwide yeah it's very very important to our salix we work very hard to win date at decision the council and i think probably the foreign affairs and the government to determine to make it work and to do a good job honest and i think they'll have to be realistic as well and you know but also ambitious and but they they tend to do the council and nowadays. as you're

not only not to the people the minister for foreign affairs of tookie for his statement and i get the floor to sext me shaikh mohammed bin up to ahmad bin yes and i tommy deputy prime minister and minister for foreign affairs of qatar you have the floor. you have to i mute your side of. the said president. we congratulate germany on exhuming the presidency of cut off the consul wishing you all success and we appreciate the efforts of france during its presidency of the concert last month we also thank his excellency until antonio military action that you have secured at a secretary jannot has a briefing mr president for all that i.e. the libyan capital tripoli was the scene off attacks by illegal militias. which have taught me to innocent libyan civilians and the internationally recognized not just in a government they have committed serious violations of international humanitarian law and international human rights including at tax on health care facilities even in the midst of that call that 19th endemic when a mission so i taught 'd it to a hospital equipped to treat a cut on a vir

this is what chinese ministry of foreign affairs said. at 10:00 a.m. on monday, as required by china, the u.s. consulate general in chengdu is closed. chinese authorities entered the through the front entrance and took over the premises. on twitter, the u.s. mission in china posted a 39-second rather emotional video, accompanied with a tweet that was written in chinese, translated to english. the message was this, today we bid farewell to the u.s. consulate in chengdu. we will miss you forever. if you watch this 39-second video, it features a photograph of then u.s. vice president george h.w. bush opening the u.s. consulate in chengdu back in 1985. the video also lists a number of areas inside china that the consulate had served and covered. of course it was on friday when china's ministry of foreign affairs announced the closure of the u.s. consulate in chengdu in retaliation for u.s. actions, including the closure of the u.s. consulate in houston and the china called that, quote, talking nonsense. at this moment, as officials in china have confirmed

. >> up next the house foreign affairs committee holds a hearing to examine president trump's 2021 foreign aid budget request. appearing before the committee is u.s. agency for international development acting administrator john barsa. he outlines agencies 19.6 elgin dollars budget proposal and lawmakers ask about usaid's humanitarian efforts, the pandemic potential effects of proposed budget cuts. >> the committee on foreign affairs will come to order. without objection pictures

republicans, particularly republicans that are on committees that work in the armed services, foreign affairshat have also expressed deep concerns about this and have wanted to know more. i do think this is a story that is going to have legs for a while. i don't think it will totally disappear by monday, if are no other reason than there are a lot of unknowns here, number one being where there any american service members who were killed as a direct result of this program? host: democrats line. robert, hello. you to i would like weigh some of the concrete cost and benefits of the war in afghanistan, costs such as human life, soldiers lives. the color earlier asked the perfect question regarding that. i believe the cost in a soldiers lives is negligible. i challenge your colors to get a to whatn their head they think the death toll is per year. it is something like a dozen or two contrasted to the number of unarmed people murdered by police or children that die on the crossfire. -- of oure on drug war on drugs? host: so the question is what? caller: what are the costs and benefits? guest: this

. >> and briefings from the white house on foreign affairs. congress on healthcare. insight from the foreign administration officials. >> i think there is a line one should not cross where the governmental power is used essentially exclusively for personal benefit. >> we will stand proud, and we will stand tall. >> and the latest from the campaign 2020 trail. join in conversation every day on the live program, washington journal. and if you miss any of our live coverage, watch anytime on-demand, c-span.org. or listen on the c-span radio app. >>> senate republican leaders spoke to reporters about their legislative agenda and answered questions about recent reports of russia offering bounties to the taliban in exchange for killing u.s. troops in afghanistan. majority leader mitch mcconnell also spoke about a potential timeline for passing another economic relief bill in response to the coronavirus pandemic. the >> good afternoon, everyone. as all of you already know, be ndaa has been passed and signed into law for 60 straight years. >> [inaudible] [laughter] >> almost t

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ambassador yovanovitch, speaking at some other foreign affairs school on the potomac two weeks ago, quoted former secretary of state, george schultz, who famously said that the work of a foreign service officer is to tend to the diplomatic garden, doing the day-to-day gardening, so that the weeds don't choke off the sunlight. in diplomatic terms, that means keeping open channels with partners and adversaries. because it is impossible to know when they will be needed or for what. maybe to advance a trade agreement, maybe to press for compliance with an arms-control pact, maybe even to protect global health. if there was a silver lining in something as polarizing as an impeachment hearing, it was to give the public a chance to see for itself the talent, expertise, poise, and dignity of our nation's foreign service officers. people of the caliber and character of the woman we are here today, ambassador marie yovanovitch. as an educator at a university committed to global engagement, i want to thank ambassador yovanovitch for giving the american public the opportunity to understand better the

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that could potentially be reversible that's the song warning from the new york center for foreign policy affairs their new report goes on to say that the conflict has been exacerbated by warlords talk and its forces launch an offensive to take tripoli to capture tripoli in 2019 the un recognized government in tripoli with the backing of turkey has made significant gains in recent weeks but the center says foreign interference is playing out at the expense of the libyan people or let's speak to justin russell who's the principle director of the new york center for foreign policy affairs he's via skype from washington d.c. your report paints a very dire situation in libya of course as we've known i want to ask you 1st how the events of recent weeks and the gains made by government forces against a war tiny for have to have affected civilians and the human rights situation in libya. well our feeling is that there is a dangerous game being played in libya at the expense of the libyan people we feel that the players involved such as russia such as turkey. are not looking at the right of the residents