russian foreign minister, certainly love rob, and his meeting with his american counterpart, anthony lincoln later on thursday. whether or not let me and u. s. president will meet iran, foreign ministry says talks to revive the nuclear deal have made significant progress in vienna. it comes off to some european diplomats stay in agreement is possible very soon around the president is on his 1st visit to golf state. farm racy was welcomed by the mere shake to me and i'm out of tawny on his arrival in katha rice, he's attending a regional conference on getting to boost political and trade tale light rain argentina is giving some hope suffices. who been battling for weeks to contain wildfires found through $0.10 of the land in korean to the province in the northeast. the 5 also threatening while fi wildlife across argentine as large as wetland animals has suffered, burns and smoke. inhalation. australia is opened, his orders to fully vaccinated tourists, helped nearly 2 years, being closed off to the world as tough measures. restricted australians from leaving pretending police have arrested do

anthony lincoln was speaking at the un security council meeting to discuss the security crisis on the border. i shall continue to deny it plans to attack out there as christians, larry reports were un secretary of state antony blank and made a last minute detour to the united nations on his way to europe. to address the security council. again, warning that russia was poised to attack ukraine. some have called into question or information. recalling previous instances were intelligence ultimately did not bear out. but let me be clear. i am here to day, not to start a war, but to prevent one. russia's deputy foreign minister, sir, gave her shannon called the accusations baseless, insisting that weapons supplied to ukraine by the west are the real threat globally . the coastal is not as used. the fact is that the russian forces were on the russian territory and remain on russian territory. and the day before yesterday, some of the units off of their exercises were returning to the home basis. still, many countries expressed concern as the number of russian troops on the border appears t

a secretary said, anthony lincoln said a short time ago on the state of tensions with russia over ukraine. mistake listen . even as we are doing everything we possibly can to make clear that there is a diplomatic path that this has to be resolved. the differences have to be resolved through dialogue through diplomacy. we are deeply concerned that that is not the path of rush isn't marked on and that everything that we're seeing, including what you've described in the last 20 for 48 hours, is part of a scenario that is already in play of creating false provocations of then having to respond to those provocations and then ultimately committing new aggression against ukraine. richard, is this crisis going to eclipse all other security issues? yeah, well, it certainly domination the agenda here. and there been some expressions of frustration about that from, for example, the un secretary general antonio guitar issue, who made the opening address at the conference just earlier. he was talking about not just this crisis, but also about climate change. about the pandemic and welter of other chal

this evening, the us secretary of state anthony lincoln said that he was "convinced president putin wasnment". thank ou so ukrainian government". thank you so much. _ ukrainian government". thank you so much, david. _ ukrainian government". thank you so much, david. a- ukrainian government". thank you so much, david. a very i you so much, david. a very worrying indeed, those words, coming in from the us secretary of state. i want to bring in george ilopes, an expert on international sanctions at the university of notre—dame. good to have you with us, thank you so much forjoining us. what about that question that my colleague david was raising, and i think other people were, when president biden was speaking earlier. why not impose sanctions directly on mr putin himself? why don't they? i think that is because it is one of the last arrow left in the quiver, and has more political pain in doing that than real economic pain at the start. if i had to trade anything that was put in place between monday and today, i wouldn't trade any one of those sanctions, for putting sanctions, for putting

s. secretary of state, anthony lincoln's says, a diplomatic path remains open with moscow and that it must deescalate. if moscow chooses the path of aggression and further invades ukraine, the response in the united states and our allies will be swift. it will be united, it will be severe. yesterday we order the departure of most of the american still at the u. s. embassy and keith. the risk of russian military action is high enough . and the threat is imminent enough that this is the prudent thing to do. no one should be surprised of russia, instigates a provocation or incident, which it then uses to justify military action. it had planned all along. well, the kremlin says the phone call with president biden fail to address it's key security concerns. doza jibari has moved from moscow. apparently vladimir putin told us president joe biden does the information the united states has is false, and that's the hysteria that is created is at an all time high, the russian president reiterated that he doesn't have any interest in invading ukraine. but once some guarantees from the americans

the secretary of state, anthony lincoln, is expected to speak to moscow's foreign minister survey lab robin the coming hours . both sides have already exchanged letter as outlining their possessions. the u. s . says it's now up to russia to discuss its response. on monday, the un security council met for the 1st time to discuss the russian troop build up . today in the united nations, we've laid out the full nature of russia's threat to ukraine sovereignty and the territorial integrity of ukraine, as well as the core tennis of a rural based international order. and we, we continued urge diplomacy as the best way forward. but with russia is continuing to build up of its forces around ukraine. we are ready, no matter what happens. there were the divisions at the un security council meeting with russia on the us accusing each other, spreading misinformation or diplomatic editor james base has more from new york. the security council heard 2 very different arguments about the situation in eastern europe. the u. s, which called this meeting says the russian military build up around ukraine

content of that summit, according to reports will be determined by the us secretary of state anthony lincolnhe russian secretary of state. we will bring you more news on that, as and when we get it. in other headlines, in the uk, buckingham palace has announced that the queen has tested positive for coronavirus. she's said to be experiencing mild cold like symptoms, but is expected to be able to continue with light duties at windsor castle this week. the news came days after the queen marked 70 years since her accession to the throne, and ahead of her 96th birthday. here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. i'm here! windsor castle on wednesday. the queen meeting defence officials. the only health issue then was to do with her mobility. good morning, your majesty. how are you? well, as you can see, i can't move. that exclamation, "i can't move", is thought to indicate that she may be having knee or hip trouble. but now, after two years of careful shielding from the risk of covid, it is clear that the virus has penetrated windsor castle. several staff have tested positive and so has t

but we are going to have a meeting between serving lab, rob, and anthony lincoln on thursday. i think that we've very significant as to whether or not these issues that russia has with nato and the us will be something the americans want to discuss until now. they said they are not interested in discussing nato's membership policy, the russian president. and now we understand where a colleague has called for a extraordinary session with his security council. and that is due to take place in the capital in the coming hours. this is a committee made up of a number of ministers as well as the head of the countries intelligent services. so i think things are rapidly moving forward. and i think the russian president certainly looking at all the options that he has at the moment we understand he will be also speaking to the german chancellor on the phone later this afternoon. off shot schools was, was rush on not too long ago where he had a meeting with letting me put, and i think these plethora of phone calls that are coming for the russian president . just indicate how serious and

the russian. foreign minister get a lot rough and his meeting with his american counterpart, anthony lincoln later on thursday, whether or not flooded me and us president will meet. i think the russians are going to be very clear that in order for that meeting to take place, the u. s president has to be willing to discuss russia, security concerns. of course, those are that nato does not expand any further eastwards and that there are no military equipment in nato countries in and around russia, as well as the russian president has said that they want nato to go back to its $997.00 membership level i think those will be the key point and this is something that said that you want to discuss. now of course, the u. s. has said that that is not up for negotiations or discussions with the russian. they cannot dictate who can and cannot join the 30 member alliance. i think it will be very important. what takes place between anthony blinking and survey last thursday and whether or not there is really any points for the us present to meet with his russian counterpart. if they are willing to discuss

well, meanwhile, the us secretary of state, anthony lincoln, has cancelled a meeting with his russian counts. puts a laugh. ralph saying he sees no point today. it's after moscow recognize that dumbass republics. it comes with the u. s. unveiled it sanctions. these will target to large financial institutions as well as russian individuals on their family members equivalent claims. these punitive meshes to like you are paying ones will only back fire president joe bind and also vowed to send more troops to nato member countries in eastern europe. well, let's give a thought now of all guess the journalist and author thomas fan spend to thank you so much for joining us on the program. so we'd love to see you. so let's start with nord stream too. it's been on the construction since 2016 is finally ready, just waiting on the final go ahead. billions of yours have been poured into it and it's less space at germany, and indeed, europe desperately need this pipeline. so now germany is taking the decisions, pull the plug on it, were you surprised when germany for a long time protected the pipe

s. secretary of state anthony lincoln and circular prov at i think this is seen as the last possible opportunity to see whether or not the americans will have the conversation. the russians want to have that in a put in has said he wants to discuss nato's membership. this is not something he will wait on any more. and i think the reason we've seen the recent events on felt so quickly is because he is very keen to pressure the americans to talk about this issue. whether or not the americans well is very unlikely at this stage. and i think survey lover has said, if he goes to this meeting and the americans continue the same kind of rhetoric, there really isn't a point of having dialogue continue with the americans. so i think the meeting is going to be very important. and the told the americans come to the russians with will also be significant. but the general consensus here is that the issue of a possible conflict escalating further on the ground in a dumbass is highly likely at this stage. it just now is waiting for the final go ahead from vladimir putin who has made it very clear t

that fujen is having, you know, with daily conversations with western readers. effective state, anthony lincoln's as washington is open to dialogue with north korea. but he hasn't ruled out the possibility of further provocative actions from young young lincoln. this meeting is japanese and south korean counterparts in hawaii talks are focusing on north korea as recent flurry of missile tests from brian as the latest from sol . these tests have certainly raised the stakes here in asia pacific and i think it's been important to from and to be lincoln's point of view. and also from his counterparts from south korea in japan, really to put on a united front in their joint statements. and also in that joint news conference that they have delivered in hawaii with all of the participants condemning what they called provocative actions by north korea. also hinting at the possibility that can juggle on the north korean leader has possibly said that he might end the more a tory among nuclear testing. and also the launch of longer range intercontinental ballistic missiles, which would certainly really step

secretary of state, anthony lincoln and serge rao got -- serge reg knobs show little in the agreementhey said they will keep diplomacy going after a phone call today. vladimir putin met with victor or bond while u.k. premised are boris johnson and the dutch prime minister were both expected and ukraine to meet with its president. western officials

what do you make of anthony lincoln's remarks? well, it's not that the us, as well as nato didn't have that in their calculus. that's a vladimir putin as he invades ukraine and does what he does in ukraine right now. it's not posing a threat also to nato country, so that was the, that was seen that was know now, does he really oppose a threat? no, he doesn't actually. i've talked to intelligence or people who are living or who work in the thousands community. and they said that there at least you in america, people think that let me put and we'll do everything to avoid any confrontation with nato. because of course, what the united states are doing, sending $7000.00 troops more troops to germany and then are shifting a few other troops more to the outer outskirts of nato in the east. is more of an eye candy, the ab, but a strong signal and a reminder to vladimir putin into russia. to not to go this route at all. america as well as i think europe is coming due to an understanding that they can not help and will not be able to help

i now give the floor to secretary anthony lincoln. -- antony blinken. >> this counsel is convened today to discuss the implementation of the minsk agreement. this counsels primary responsibility is the preservation of peace and security. the most immediate threat to peace and security is russia's looming aggression against ukraine. the stakes go far beyond ukraine. this is a moment of peril for the lives and safety of millions of people as well as for the foundation of the u.n. charter that preserves stability worldwide. this crisis directly affects every member of this counsel and every country in the world. the basic principles that sustain security, principles that were enshrined were under threat. that one country cannot change the borders of another by force. will that one country cannot dictate another's choices or policies or who it will associate the principle of national sovereignty. this is the exact kind of crisis that the united nations and specifically this security council was created to prevent. we must address what russia is doing right now to ukraine. over the past mont

s. equity of state, anthony lincoln says, a diplomatic part remains open with moscow and that it must deescalate. if moscow chooses the path of aggression and further invade ukraine, the response in the united states and our allies will be swift. it will be united, it will be severe. yesterday we ordered the departure of most of the americans still at the u. s. embassy and keith, the risk of russian military action is high enough and the threat is imminent enough that this is the prudent thing to do. no one should be surprised of russia instigates a provocation or incident, which it then uses to justify military action. it had planned all along with those comments on the u. s. secretary of state came during a meeting with his japanese and south korean counterparts in hawaii. the talks off focusing on north korea's recent flurry of missile tests. lincoln said, washington is open to a dialogue with north korea, but he hasn't ruled out the possibility of further provocative actions from pyongyang. the canadian governments warning of severe consequences for anyone participating in blockad

main people in the american administration who are trying to coordinate is brain, he sure are anthony lincoln and lloyd aust, mainly because they are the most they are the they are the persons who are most opening to you. i think that right, and we'll maybe come to, you know, in case of the situation escalates very quickly, you know, and he will buy to, you know, to, to ship this kind of stuff or to, or in case of a compromise. and he will try to 70 by his or if you could talk to me actually really close to that and give and the number of russian forces in battle roost is the largest since the end of the cold war. they're engaged in intensive war games that nato considers a potential prelude to an invasion. i'll just hear a step boston reports now from the above cur airfield, in the border with ukraine. at the blue field rush and helicopter gunship steak through the air near by dozens of russian trucks leave the training grounds. armored personnel carriers are transported towards the border with ukraine. the south of barrows looks like a rush and military zone is abandoned in the field. and s

anthony lincoln on thursday. and i think that that meeting will be made very clear from the russians that at the summit, if it were to take place. let me put once talk about the secure guarantees he's looking for from the americans about nato's further expansion. as well as the 30 member alliance going back to it's 997 level of membership. if those 2 issues are not on the table, i see, i think it's very unlikely that the 2 leaders will meet. and we've also heard that report and has called an emergency extraordinary session of his security council later today. and that it will include all of the high ranking officials from the countries various ministries as well as intelligence services. so we're waiting to find out what will come from that meeting. and in the meantime, also, what is the situation on the ground, at least on the russian side of the border? well, in the south western as the province of rostock region that borders ukraine, there are now over 61000 people that have crossed over into russia. they are

people have lost hope in it because the russian for mississauga love. ralph has said that if anthony lincoln comes to judy vaughan thursday, with the same rhetoric as he has in the past, there is nothing we can expect to come from this meeting. so we'll have to wait and see if that meeting even is going to take place now with everything that's happened over the past 24 hours, it remains to be seen whether or not that diplomatic path is still something the america's want to pursue. i think it's important to remember what vladimir putin said in his address the nation on monday evening. he ended it by saying that you did not want to be friends with us, but you did not have to make enemies of us. i think that's very important to remember how the current at government seized a relationship with the americans and moving forward. i think that will play a big part in how things unfold. daughter, thank you very much. talk to jabari that report in life from moscow. while the kremlin has dismissed claims that is actually violating the sovereignty of ukraine, bernard smith picks up that story from mosco

anthony lincoln made those remarks while discussing another global hotspot, the korean peninsula. he's been hosting foreign ministers from japan and south korea in hawaii. they talked about how to proceed with north korea. after its latest missile test. we have a lot to cover and we are very concerned about the current situation multiple, you initially particular and i hope you can also have a good exchange of views on how to deal with the situation. i'll just hear what the fried is. monitoring developments for sol. these tests have certainly raised the stakes here in asia pacific and i think it's been important for me and to be lincoln's point of view. and also from his counterparts from south korea and japan, really to put on a united front in their joint statements. and also in that joint news conference that they have delivered in hawaii with all of the participants condemning what they called provocative actions by north korea. also hinting at the possibility that can juggle in the north korean leader has possibly said that he might end the more a tory among nuclear testing.

s. secretary of state anthony of lincoln says, lot of math hooton's real views on ukraine and now care. he calls him disturbing answers. he's cancelled a meeting with his russian counterpart soj lovegrove plan to take place later this week. president putin's deeply disturbing speech yesterday and his statements today made clear of the world how he views ukraine, not as a sovereign nation with the right to territorial integrity and independence, but rather as a creation of russia and therefore subordinate to russia. it's a completely false assertion that ignores history international law and the 10s of millions of patriotic ukrainians who are proud citizens of a free and independent ukraine. well, in this 1st round of sanctions, the biden administration cut off 2 small russian banks from the u. s. financial system, v b and prom easy bank are state owned financial institutions with ties to the defense industry. western sanctions are designed to punish and deter russia. but there are implications for the global economy to russia is one of europe's biggest energy suppliers. fears that the

anthony blank and was not initially expected to be at this meeting. but d toward to new york on his way to munich for the security conference, they are as a signal of intense diplomacy. lincoln said that the accusations by russia of genocide are an example of exactly the kind of false pretext for war that they expected russia to deliver at something that russia has done in the past as an excuse to invade. he said that for those who question the united states credibility here that there came to the united nations not to start a war, but to prevent one. and he called on foreign minister survey live rob of russia to meet with him in europe, to find him a go shaded solution to the problem. but clearly from this meeting, there is still a lot of distance that has to be made up between the 2 sides. all right, thank you very much. from the united nations christian salumi. all now the russian government is expelled. one of america's most senior diplomats in moscow, russia says deputy chief of mission at bought coleman was told to leave because the us recently expelled a russian diplomats. now gorman was 2nd only to the american ambassador. us state department has called the move an u

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authority, abraham lincoln and george washington at the top followed by franklin was roosevelt, dwight eisenhower and theodore roosevelt e. barack obama, jimmy carter, harry truman. anthony's leg on the top performers in moral authority . >> george w. bush used to always say i have finite political capital and i need to be ableto spend it all . what is scandal bad? because the scandal takes away political capital or moral authority. and we see that in a few presidents lately where they got distracted or created distraction and therefore were able to get legislation through think about president clinton probably would have gotten his health care legislation through if he hadn't had his various scandals. some ofthat was his fault . americans in this poll at least and it's interesting to recognize that discipline it takes to be president. what you have to put away, put down, forgo in order to max out on your commitment that you've made in your party's platform. and hopefully you'll have a party platform. it'sinteresting to see the thinking on that . and when you go back, what's surprising is that moral authority question is sometimes trumped by other concerns. grant went up b