the headlines this hour russian president vladimir putin wraps up his annual q. and a session with journalists and the public lasting just over 4 hours for the 1st time it was remote's by video link with 19 well from plans to fight the global pandemic to present a tune running for another term the russian leader fielded a huge range of pressing questions. on. russia was the 1st country in the world to come up with and stop producing its own vaccine we see an expansion and we see nato infrastructure coming closer to our borders which shouldn't.

abby, vladimir putin congratulated joe biden overnight. that's a hell of a thing, that putin got that telegram in before mitch mcconnell. >> it's a pretty low bar, i mean, maybe the lowest of the low bars for congratulatory phone calls or what have you, yeah, but it tells you a lot about where we are as a country that the senate majority leader won't even say it before vladimir putin who, you know, i think joe biden probably.doesn't really care one way or another whether putin congratulates him, but, you know, the other person i think is kind of notable based on manu raju's reporting yesterday is that lindsey graham has called joe biden and they have spoken and they've talked about his -- his senate -- his cabinet picks and the senate confirmation process for those cabinet picks. so while lindsey graham is occasionally on fox news giving oxygen here and there to the lies about this election, he's also talking to joe biden behind the scenes. now he's saying that the president -- president trump's path to overturning the election is narrow,

the headlines are russian president vladimir putin wraps up his annual q. and a session with journalists and the public lasting just over 4 hours for the 1st time it was remote by video link with 19 well from plans to fight the global pandemic to present peyton running for another term the russian leader fielded a huge range of pressing questions. russia was the 1st country in the world to come up with and stop producing its own vaccine we see an expansion we see nato infrastructure coming closer to our borders shouldn't we respond to this i haven't decided yet whether i will be running for the 2024 election. and also to become the world health organization warns of a post christmas surge in europe as the continent sets new coronavirus track called ahead of the festive period. hello good afternoon welcome just gone 5 o'clock in moscow you without an international. in the last hour or so the russian president vladimir putin has finished his annual q. and a session with journalists in the public lasting just over 4 hours and for the 1st time was removed by vi

tell you about vladimir putin said similarly to hold his annual q. and a session on thursday this time by video link russian president will tackle the most critical national and global issues. and ordeal reveals the leaks founder julian assange tried to warn washington back in 2011 about widespread leaks of classified u.s. state department cables in stark contrast to its claims that he wanted to endanger american lives. here in moscow kevin knowing delighted to be in service with the latest news for the next half hour thank you for taking the time to check in 1st the not great news about phases vaccine another blow to health care workers now in alaska have reportedly suffered allergic reactions to the job with one rushed to intensive care one of the workers who didn't have a history of allergies remained in hospital wednesday night seems she had an allergic reaction 10 minutes after receiving the vaccine and suffered rashes all over a face and body also a shortness of breath and an elevated heart rate despite getting treatment she was rushed to inten

he just will not confront vladimir putin. in this instance, it could be one of the most severe cyberattacks this country has ever experienced. >> sounds like the most severe. nia, joe biden on the other hand is trying to show the american public that he is laser focusing in on these issues. he's following action on the cyberattack, keeping the coronavirus pandemic at the center of his preparations in advance of taking office. what do you make of this contrast? >> listen, this is likely why joe biden won the white house. why he won 7 million more votes, why he was able to rebuild that blue wall. he has empathy. he is attacking these problems. the economic fallout of covid. the health devastation that has caused all over this country. he's attacking those with urgency and that is what is so lacking from the current occupant of the white house and why, on january 20th, he will find his presidency coming to an end. >> david, how do you see it? >> yeah, i can't express enough how much i think joe biden is different because he love

russian president vladimir putin wraps up his annual q. and a session with journalists and the public just over 4 hours for the 1st time it was done remotely by video link to over $1000.00. russia was the 1st country in the world to come up with and stop producing its own vaccine we see an expansion we see nato infrastructure coming closer. shouldn't we respond to this i haven't decided yet whether i will be running for the 2024 election. in french president. positive 1000 but he will continue to work remotely during a self isolation period. direct from our studios in moscow this is our to international thomas certainly glad to have you with us a sports court has rejected an appeal by russia's anti-doping agency after the world governing body banned its athletes from competing at international events it has been a saga of accusations starting with claims of state sponsored doping tampering with databases or story. 2 year ban certainly a lot better than a 4 year ban however you look at it there is some on happiness from the russian side tha

russian president vladimir putin has finished his annual q. and a session with the journalists and the public lasting just over 4 hours for the 1st time it was remote by video link due to covert 1000 still the russian leader in compassed all the crucial things on the minds of the russian public and media and his ego to john of was there for us at the residence of the russian president. it wasn't just a media conference it was a full on marathon which gyration fill literally a few only a few minutes short of 5 hours the range of topics discussed well it literally ranged from some very small and specific issues that affected maybe only a few 100 russians living in a remote village to some huge geo political aspects which could send ripples all over the world and the latter was what the question over the b.b.c. correspondent was about essentially he asked the russian president whether or not he felt at least a little bit at least partially responsible for the rather poor state of relations between russia and some western nations namely the united

also to come russian president vladimir putin wraps up his annual q. and a session with john the sun the public lost in just over 4 hours for the 1st time it will start remote means by video link but 90. russia was the 1st country in the world to come up with and stop producing its own vaccine if we see an expansion we see nato infrastructure coming closer to our borders or shouldn't we respond to this i haven't decided yet whether i will be running for the 2024 election. and french president emanuel mccrone tests positive for 19 you will continue has role remotely during a self isolation period. you're watching out international the best decision that there are is we're very glad you are joining us at this hour. want to start us off this hour us sports top court house rejected an appeal by russia's anti doping agency after the world governing body banned it's athletes from competing at international events it's been a somewhat go of accusations starting with claims of state sponsored doping to tampering with databases speech on a hostility to. 2 year

russian president vladimir putin wraps up his annual q. and a session with journalists on the public blasting over 4 and a half hours for the 1st time he was removed by video link. restrictions and french president tested positive for 19 but he will continue his role remotely during a self.

vladimir putin's most high—profile opponent in russia, alexei navalny, was poisoned.signal to all opponents of vladimir putin. in china, president xijinping took a tough line against the pro—democracy movement in hong kong, imposing new security laws in the territory. if you come to hong kong right now, you see that life goes on as always, and nobody‘s in fear, nobody‘s fleeing the country, quite the contrary... i think you may be mistaken, i think people are fleeing the country. because they have every confidence in the government. as you know, nathan lau, who is one of the leaders of the movement for democracy and fundamental reform in hong kong, has fled the country because in his words, he says what we are seeing is the start of a bloody cultural revolution and he cannot continue his political activities in your territory. i think it's a political ploy. he is free to go and free to come back, there is no law against him as such and nobody persecuting him or prosecuting him, but he would like to make use of what he's doing as a political ploy. the secret police age

it's direct attack on government agencies it's as much different than anything we've seen before vladimir from your vantage point what's your response and what do you make of the accusations that russia was behind this attack. well actually you know this is nothing new in the sec is ations because as far as i'm concerned i remember that. almost 2 years ago from now the sec is ations appeared in the press and on the behalf of the united states russian hackers even not only cine tutorial russian for the russian but also somewhere in some exotic islands where hacking us a governmental institutions are going to zation i don't think that there is a special purpose for russian government to hack american government a computer systems even with the latest cutting edge and software and i don't think that the sec is ations actually true because. this isn't me a politics actually this is a just to press on russia because russia actually is on the sanctions and this is really a process off of the new cold war when the 2 parties actually are accusing each other all in shooting into one bonds all the

also to come russian president vladimir putin wraps up his annual q. and a session with john mess on the public lost in just over 4 i was for the 1st time it was done remotely by a video link you took that 19. russia was the 1st country in the world to come up with and start producing its own vaccine we see an expansion we see nato infrastructure coming close it is shouldn't we respond to this i haven't decided yet whether i will be running for the 2024 election. and french president manu all mccrone tests positive for coke 19 but he will continue his role. in the self isolation period. hello welcome you watching our national ways an excellent choice was very glad to have your company welcome. well to start us off this hour let's talk about how sports top pool has rejected an appeal by russia's antti doping agency to the wild governing body banned its athletes from competing at international events now it's been a song of accusations starting with claims of state sponsored doping to tampering with data bases to all of that brings us the story. 2 year b

and at times openly praised vladimir putin.l critic of the kremlin and someone who has for many years, expressed criticisms of russian policy and recently he labelled russia the main threat to america. angela stent is an expert on us—russia relations and author of ‘putin's world: russia against the west and with the rest‘. i asked her what we should make in this delay from the kremlin, and the decision to congratulate mr biden now. i think the russians were sitting back and enjoying the spectacle of all the polarisation in this country and the chaos. the official line was they were waiting until the wind was officially confirmed, which was yesterday when the electoral college voted and at that point they wrote that it voted that they needed to recognise thatjoe biden would be the next president if they wanted to develop any workable relationship with him. waiting longer would have been bad. russian media really have been enjoying the stolen election theories and one host even offered donald trump asylum! something which some am

vladimir putin offering his congratulations did the same today. the senate majority leader to the pumplnch >> reporter: hi there, brianna. of course, so far president trump has not conceded or congratulated president-elect joe biden, but now one of president trump's biggest international allies, vladimir putin, has. in fact, the kremlin put out a cress release ear press release saying there was a telegram to joe biden gra congratulating him winning the election. russians are late doing this. most international leaders congratulated the president-elect and the vice president-elect shortly after the election took place. russians waiting several weeks saying they wanted to wait until the electoral college made things official thinking that was appropriate in that telegram. vladimir putin said he was willing to work together with president-elect joe biden. of course, we remember u.s. intelligence services say the kremlin actively tried to undermine the u.s. election to try to help president trump get re-elected. brianna? >> fred, thank you so much. >>

again another in your face question for vladimir putin ass. king literally as to will donald trump will be offered a position in russia or a shelter in russia addict like diplomatic shields and political shelter the way it is the one that for instance would snowden is enjoying right now so here's how putin addressed that question. russian hackers have never helps any american president get elected and never interfered in the domestic affairs of the usa these allegations are all used to make relations between our 2 nations worse to undermine the legitimacy of the still incumbent president of the us and in this case now our bilateral relations are hostage to american domestic issues all of these topics and we still just very very barely scratch the very surface of what has been discussed here in the past well almost 5 hours it's literally the very very tip of the iceberg and a lot of the issues discussed today were very russia specific but of course crucial and what the russian population really wanted to hear about and normally these major conf

on the one hand, he's been deft to vladimir putin.sometimes points out, i've got moweapons to send to ukraine. >> sending some tank to ukraine when russia is there and they can pour in as many on the land border, that's not helping things, either. are we arming the ukranians enough? what kind of additional sanctions might we impose? those things are important. i'm not suggesting we shouldn't be exploring all these avenues, but we have to sit back and look at the fact that these approaches don't work. you have to get on the same page with our allies in europe who are on the front lines of dealing with russian cyberattacks just like us, but they aren't working under trump, and whaelts tt's the full array tools here? supporting ukraine, yes. continuing to pursue sanctions, and putting europe in front so that we're working with our allies in europe and then going into offense with putin a little bit. >> you mentioned the tools that d.c. often pushes and you were right about that. when you were in government, you famously, and in my view r

putin's payroll he allowed vladimir putin to get the word out first. >> if you're keeping a list, vladimir putin beats mccarthy to congratulate joe biden as the next president of the united states. after the electoral college made it official official official saying well, the president's paths are certainly narrowing to victory here. they're holding out, hanging on, and going along the ride. the electoral college made it official yesterday. >> and peter baker, you wrote about it, quite a day yesterday. >> wow. >> the day that officially ended the election and actually gave hope to the deadly, deadly pandemic. >> yeah. i felt like it was an inch point, the two big, big events ending the year, a year rough on a lot of americans. we have had a year -- of course the coronavirus, racial strife, street violence, economic dislocation and political division of the likes of which we haven't really seen in generations. certainly not in combination. so i think yesterday kind of had this amazing feel that there was at least, you know, a path forward. right? we could see the day that the vaccine will

in fact, even vladimir putin acknowledged biden's victory several hours before mcconnell did. what does that fact alone say about where we are as a country right now? >> it shows that we are still coming apart. look. it is not unusual for the people to be upset about the election results. i remember back in 2000 with al gore versus george w. bush contest and people were saying maybe the computers were not right. then you had people saying maybe obama wasn't born here and trump with the russians. it's usually at the fringes. you never had a situation where a sitting president was further on the fringe than the fringe. and that means he -- you got this gravitational pull you've never seen before in american life pulling tens of millions of americans in a fantasy land delusion that makes it very hard to govern a country. delegitimatizing the president behind you has never been done. al gore didn't do it. nobody has seen this level of anti-democratic behavior from the chief executive of the united states ever and it's very dangerous. >> certainly is. mj, mcconnell's influence as w

. >> vladimir, from your advantage point, what is your response?t do you make of the accusations? that russia was behind this attack? >> actually, no, this is nothing new, in these accusations. because as far as i'm concerned, i remember that almost two years ago, from now, these accusations appeared in the press and on the behalf of the united states, that russian hackers were hacking u.s. governmental institutions and organizations. i do not think that there is a special purpose for russian government, to hack american governmental computer systems. even with the latest cutting edge software. and i do not think these accusations are actually true. because this is neil politics, actually. -- neo politics, just to press on russia, because russia is under sanctions. this is really a process of the new cold war when the two parties are actually accusing each other of intruding into one's other internal affairs. so i don't think this accusation, to cut a long story short, are really taking place. >> jodi, in the past few years, the u.s. government has

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the stunning claim from one of vladimir putin's opponents. >>> and later, joggers, beware. what you don't want to see on your morning run. >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. i'm mona kosar abdi. >> i'm will reeve in for kenneth. we begin with the new mutation of the coronavirus. >> it is believed to be far more infectious and now millions of people are heading to the airport for holiday travel raising fear that a christmas surge in cases on top of the deadly thanksgiving surge will overwhelm hospitals even further. >>> in the meantime, some good news, congress overnight approving that $900 billion covid relief package, which includes $600 stimulus checks for most americans. >> more on those in a moment. but first what we're learning about that new variant of covid-19. this morning, dr. anthony fauci warns the new coronavirus variant is likely already in the u.s. >> given the travel throughout the world, i would not be surprised if it's already here. >> reporter: the mutation, which could be 70% more contagious, has forced parts of london into a shutdown. more than 40 count

that has a lot to do with trump's kowtowing to vladimir putin. as trump leaves office, will the biden administration change course and get much tougher on russia. joining us now, ben, thanks for coming on the show. your old boss, president obama, wanted a reset with russia. he mocked mitt romney for trying to start a cold war with putin. these days joe biden calls russia an opponent and the biggest threat to america right now. so i ask you, was biden wrong -- obama wrong then or is biden wrong now? >> a lot has changed since 2012 is the first point here, right? vladimir putin returned to the presidency in 2012. first year of obama. we got things done with medvedev. after putin came in, saw increasingly aggressive russia, they annexed crimea. at this point, had pivoted to sanctions on the economy, that shift was made in 2014. joe biden was a part of that administration, was part of that effort to build sanctions, and it was in response to vladimir putin who, in fact, went into offense with the u.s., and yes, it's been clear i think they are a geop

there is no deterrence with respect to vladimir putin that he has felt.ises from a couple of things here that need to be corrected in the next administration. in the biden administration. one is there has been this reluctance -- one of the most inexplicable things i think in the trump administration, reluctance by president trump to confront it, criticize, engage vladimir putin with respect to steps that they have taken against u.s. interests. he has been at odds with his own government. that won't take place, i think, in the biden administration. i think, you know, president-elect biden, soon to be president biden, knows putin and i think he will see a consistency in the administration as opposed to division. it's almost schizophrenia with respect to the approach to russia. secondly, develop a common approach to russia with our nato allies and european partners. we have seen actions by the trump administration which have been hostile to nato's unity, and i think you will see a big change in that. and last i think you will see with respect specifically wi

especially that the one giving orders to this group is russian president vladimir putin. that used publicly available flight logs and other information to back up their claims. and we did this we found that there were 3 people who had the same bioterrorism. but they were really surprised we looked more to these people and we noticed these people were looking at our colleagues had fallen of only for over 30 trips 2070 practically every time the only one around russia could use a presidential candidate i'm sorry and 2017 these people had the exact same track what internet probably not all that. an anti corruption activist and kremlin critic felt dangerously ill on a flight from siberia to moscow. he was flying to germany's capital berlin for treatment and was in an induced coma for 2 weeks. german french and swedish laboratories have determined he was poisoned with the soviet era nerve agent the chalk. held the kremlin responsible for his poisoning accusations moscow has repeatedly denied. let's get a reminder now of our top story. the u.s. electoral college has formally co

russian president vladimir putin held a news conference today and had this to say about russia hacking the u.s. government. >> translator: russians have never interfered with the u.s. elections. this is a pretext. it is a pretext to deny the current -- the acting president of the u.s. he legitimacy due to internal political reasons. >> now president trump's former homeland security adviser tom bossert wrote in the "new york times" an op-ed. he said the magnitude of the russian hack that infiltrated several governmental agencies may never be known. mike, tell us about what your sources are telling you about how the biden team plans to deal with russia on day one. >> reporter: the biden team put out a statement from the president-elect in the last hour in which they refer to this as a massive cyber breach. interestingly it does not identify any state actors that may or may not be responsible, not identifying russia as the source of this. it's instructive when you're talking about how a biden team might handle this to look back how the obama administration handled. president obama warned

it was an extraordinary response from vladimir putin.us more about how he and other key russian officials are responding to this exclusive reporting. >> well, first of all, it's important to point out that there was absolutely no response for almost 36 hours, and then finally today, we hear from the president himself. and essentially he's not really denying the core facts of our story. he's not denying that an elite team of fsb operative was trailing navalny's move, every single move for more than 30 trips over three years. the excuse he gave for that is the key. he said navalny was working with u.s. intelligence services and that because he was working with u.s. intelligence services, it would be reasonable for russian intelligence services to follow him. but he stopped short of agreeing to admit that they had anything to do with the poisoning. as you said, you played that sound from him yourself. if we wanted to finish it or if they wanted to finish it they would have followed through. ie., alexey navalny would be dead. what's importan

of our government, probably by the russians, as all the earmarks and fingerprints of the vladimif vladimir putin to compromise our national security and to create chaos whenever possible. we listened of it four years ago in the -- we learned of it four years ago in the 23016 election when every intelligence agency of our government agreed that the russians were meddling in our elections and doing their best to subvert the will of the american people. we took action, some of it has been publicly reported and some of it has been disclosed to members of congress in a classified setting. we were success until in thwarting their elections in the 2014 election and i want to a lieutenant all of those responsible in that effort. in 20 i believe the same -- in 2020 i believe the same can be said. this latest disclosure is really troubling. we've been -- we believe that beginning in march of this year that the russians started compromising our cybersecurity network in many different ways. every day there is a new disclosure of another agency that reports that they have somehow weedled their way into

it's not like vladimir putin's russia. we wouldn't be able to speak etc., but vladimir putin started somewhere they all started somewhere by the same token resistance has to start somewhere and build momentum so conditions are ripe for it to become perhaps have a different meaning. but, without the signals that affirm the kind of horizontal bond of society which is the thing a tour-- authoritarians utmost fear and also showed that not all is conforming and i interviewed people who wear in libya and they say it's important not everyone is conforming and i was inspired by someone i knew who wasn't conforming, so this kind of horizontal communication that might not be seen by many people, but it's a moral example as well as a practical example. it's very important, even if the end result isn't yet in sight. host: i know unfortunately we are nearing the end of our conversation, so i thought what would be helpful for listeners and hopefully again readers is for you to use the last two minutes to talk about, you know, as you alr

vladimir putin is taking his own precautions. this year's press conference was by video link. first. but even loyal reporters told him things had never been this tough in russia. and mr putin promised he wouldn't make things worse with another lockdown. russia's doing its best to look festive, to lift people's moods despite the covid pandemic, but this crisis hasn't only pushed russia's health care system to the very limit, its hurting the economy, too, and that's an issue for vladimir putin, who has always presented himself as the president of stability. this club was closed for months after the pandemic first hit. the dancers are back on stage now, but their clients have far less money to spend. and covid rules mean closing at 11pm — not ideal for a striptease show. all in all, this man tells me business is down 60%. translation: we are hardly making ends meet. i had to get a bank loan to pay wages. if there is another lockdown and we have to shut, then that's it — we'll go bankrupt and people will lose theirjobs. so, russians are bracing for another tough year once the fest

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but we need a president of the united states who is not afraid to call vladimir putin and say enough.ut up with your interference in the 2016 election. we know that you're continuing this hacking and intrusion into americans' cybersecurity. now we see one of the most serious ones in the history taking place, and it's got your fingerprints all over it. >> hold on. is saying enough -- >> i'm not sure. >> is saying enough, enough? >> i'm not sure. >> -- congress has plans to do more sanctions, more than sanctions? if this is as egregious as it sounds and the list of agencies that were infiltrated is pretty shocking and national security is at risk, i mean, what do you do about it? >> well, you certainly start with the president who's not afraid to say to the american people i am going to defend this nation, i don't care who is threatening us, whether it's vladimir putin or anyone else. if it's a threat to the security of this nation, we're going to stand up and fight. >> senator dick durbin, i believe this is a conversation that we're going to continue to have as the months go on, especi

especially that the one giving orders to this group is russian president vladimir putin. they used publicly available flight logs and other information to back up their claims. but we did this we found that there were 3 people who had the same minute in areas the bombing but they were really surprised we looked more of these people and we noticed these people with computer colleagues had fallen of only for over 30 trips to 2070 practically every time the only one around russia because he was a presidential candidate i'm sorry and 2017 these people had the exact same track what and probably not all that. an anti corruption activist in kremlin critic felt dangerously ill on a flight from siberia to moscow in oldest he was later flying to germany's capital for treatment and was in an induced coma for 2 weeks. german french and swedish laboratories have determined he was poisoned with the soviet era nerve agent the chalk. has long held the kremlin responsible for his poisoning accusations moscow has repeatedly denied. and let's get more now from correspondent erin tilton who

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in the headlines russia's president vladimir putin gives an order for nationwide vaccination against coded 19 with the sputnik v. job starting next week. also this hour france grapples with a crisis of public trust in the police force and anger over brutality cases as the ruling party is forced to withdraw a bill from allies in the filming of officers. plus he ran val's to avenge the murder of its top nuclear scientists and pin the blame on israel we discuss possible motives and consequences with our guests i think it was and order to provoke iran into response could then be used as a pretext for a strike on iran and its condemnation is going to go anywhere it must go to the to the iranian regime that celebrated this issue is not nuclear weapons it is a provocation. and in one of the most shocking lockdown violations in the pandemic a top european parliament member for an anti l.g.b. tea party quits after trying to flee a police raid on what's being described as a male sex orgy. a very warm welcome to the program on this wednesday at 6 pm here in the russian capital let's get started