quintessence of which i'm joined now for more on this by my colleague on your color from politics today to anya what do you make of the chancellor's statement on belarus. this was a really strong statement from the chancellor bryan and at the same time it was a plea for restraint i'm go macko said that the serenity of belarus should be respected and she said that she hoped that those troops we were those forces heard about that they wouldn't be deployed she also stressed the importance of the right of demonstrations she said it is important that the demonstrators can protest in belarus without interference from any side and what i find interesting is she said she tried to reach lukashenko because it is important to keep up the dialogue but he declined to talk to her now during this press conference chancellor was also asked by journalists about alexina volley viewers will record recall he's the russian opposition leader currently being treated for suspected poisoning in a berlin clinic let's take a listen to what all america had to say about that ok we don't have that sound bite unfortunately b

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coronavirus has become embroiled in politics with the world's 3rd worst fatality rate in this pandemic anya's politicians are promising quick results but there are concerns now that politicians and scientists are making false promises. with more than 50000 new called cases every day india is rapidly approaching the 2000000 mark. yet india has entered its unlocked even restrictions . the rise in numbers and the threat of another serious lockdown has people who heard it but indian researchers are hard at work trying to find an answer in the form of a vaccine one. thing should improve its. it would also give us consolation on many fronts. we're shooting for things would be better at least. you would be that scared walking out in public and maybe you won't have to made the mosque or the time in july to indian vaccine candidates initiated peace one human trials. this will be at the midst spread over a dozen sites the indian government says it feels it has a moral imperative to develop the vaccine and many major indian pharmaceutical brands are eager to oblige. 60 percent of the vaccine supply in t

down as early as late february and admittedly this is my layman's sermonize but i want to try it out anya is it possible that we are mis reading how susceptible kids are because we took them out of harm's way by closing schools so soon. now even bring up an excellent point and i think that's that's absolutely a possibility how do we know we haven't had the kids in an environment where they are in together with the possibility of germs passing between them we haven't seen that yet so we don't know that we also don't know about we haven't been testing adequately don't have as we don't have reliable testing we don't really know what's what the possibility is going to bring here on with these children so i think you bring up a good point we are we are essentially going to be running an experiment on our children sending them back into the classroom. that's a scary thought but experiments probably the right word here in rhode island they were hoping for a statewide reopening august 31 that got pushed back to september 14 with fingers crossed and as our governor and commissioner of public healt

special anya who taught me does the you know which up. your gene. is dokos pasha unusual. a story of love deception and death an israeli spy operating on the deep cover in syria knowing that discovering. al-jazeera was tells a gripping story most its coming up aerated on the cover in syria in the $960.00 notations career that ended in public executions illegal and mossad agents on al-jazeera. hello that was the whole drive throughout much of the middle east meanwhile to the north and he some better weather here you can see all of this cloud it is continuing to work its way eastwards clearing away pushing on towards the caspian say but this of course is the damage that was done this is in northern turkey and he's now the images coming to us and you can see just how devastating this was the river overflowed it just picked up it was a torrent of water and also deposited huge boulders all the way through the town and just destroyed so much obviously people are continuing to pick up the pieces that at least as we go through tuesday as you can see here it is actually much cleare

i'm going to throw this back to anya was going to help wrap things up. >> thank you so much.or ayou tom and steve master class and a tour around the world. we lost steve, what i want to throw one last question -- i guess we lost tom too. with that, i will close us out. we had a great discussion, covering everything from the middle east to afghanistan to restructuring the u.s. government, to form a national security advisor's. -- two former national security advisor's. we have an interview coming up with tony lincoln who is now a close advisor to vice president -- former vice president joe biden. we look forward to hearing from tony next. thank you very much. >> today, former education secretary arne duncan testify on the safety of opening schools during the pandemic. live coverage begins at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. the perjury case against president trump's former national security and riser be reheard by the full u.s. court of appeals for the decent circuit on tuesday. the panel will decide whether a federal district court judge must dismiss the charges against michael f

president alexander lukashenko one by a landslide the opposition says the election was rigged the thing anya's foreign minister says the taking of sky had no choice but to leave bella bruce. this wise and if then maybe later it will be more clarification but you could look at so many options just to leave the country she decided to do that leave it because she had as he said that was. options were not too many. more now from our serious step fast in his in minsk. complaint teams task that the belorussian authorities have taken her to the to the little indian border and returned her complaint manager who has been detained for the last couple of days was released and now is in lithuania together with her another statement also a fact that she was in the room yesterday at the election commission which was filing a complaint against the election results together with 2 men 5 with suitcases and also video equipment and suddenly also a video has appeared in which he is so you seem to read a statement saying that she actually wants everyone to accept the official results and also to stop protesting o

. >> thank you anya, and to steven and tom the real honor to be grouped with you. seven years as national security advisor but of course many years be on that in government and dealing with these interactions which i'm sure many folks listen today both steve and tom have proven themselves not only smart and knowledgeable but also very fair and open-minded. i certainly always appreciated that. so i look forward to hearing your insights on so many of the things today. i only wish we were in aspen. [laughter] it's the year of the endless zoom call so here we find ourselves together. i want to just begin is to imagine yourself back in your roles as national security advisors to the next president or a reelected president. in a meeting with them today after the inauguration of 2021. and what would you lay out to them is the biggest threat that famously barack obama communicated to donald trump 2017 it was north korea. almost the biggest national security threat. to picture yourselves in that position the day after the inauguration 2021. what would you say to the reelect

d morep the comprehensively than anya.the media would say, why are you using that, why aren't you using that what we have used it a lot? we have had trauma this cooperation for the most part. by invoking the dpa, we mobilize the extraordinary productive might of general motors to manufacture ventilators. kokomo,posed the indiana plant in just 17 days. that's an all-time record and is -- and has now produced over 27 thousand ventilators and we are working with ford motor company and general electric to produce over 30,000 ventilators per they've donehigan, a great job and our nation is now the king of ventilators. we are sending them all over the world and helping a lot of countries that could never have ventilators. i guess we are looking to produce over 200,000 ventilators by the end of the year. those are some numbers. we are helping a lot of countries. toapril, i directed 3m increase its manufacturing of n-95 masks and by may, they had increased -- increased to over one million masks per day. think of that. over one mil

my twhe didn't have anyas an autisfriends as a result it broke my heart. was the inspiration behind my non-profit "score a friend" go! educating people to include the people with differences is so important because when jacob's included he feels like he can succeed in life and he feels like he actually has a purpose. ♪ ♪ >> the democrats do not care about the people of our cup. they don't want to do what you should be doing for the people of our country whether it's unemployment or anything else. and all they care about is the election, and they're going to lose the election. you see what's going on with the polls right now. i guess we just got one over 50%. rasmus seven just calm out. you see what's going on, because the people get it. the democrats are playing for november 3rd, and we're playing for the good of the people. gregg: democratic presidential nominee joe biden says that he will make his choice for vp by the end of next week. speculation has been given to biden's vp candidates, and they range from california senator kamala harris to obama natio

. >>> right now the largest cluster of wildfires is burning income of anya is the czu lightning complex. it is grown to more than 800 87,000 acres or 214 square miles. this cluster consists of 20 separate fires burning in parts of alameda, santa clara, san joaquin, and contra costa county . containment is at 5%. there was better news for about 100 of the people who had to evacuate their homes early sunday morning. cal fire has lifted the mandatory evacuation order for people living between brentwood and clayton. that includes the clayton palm's mobile home community. fire officials are asking people to return home to be aware that fire crews are still working to stay off the roads if possible. >>> you can download our ktvu news app for the latest information on all the fires burning around the bay area. that is where you will find the latest updates on evacuation orders and information on those fires and where they are headed. the app is free to download in the app store. >>> coming up, palo alto five will not be suspending service. >>> tonight, joe biden will accept the democratic resi

is anya teniel and others. we are from the green mountain state of vermont.he real vermont maple syrup. we bring you microchips, cheeses, and micro breweries. -- thealso the state of home of president calvin coolidge. [applause] thank you. we have some of the most accommodating homeschool policies in the country. we are proud to say that. and vermont is the only state that has never restricted a person's right to carry concealed. [applause] for all of you snow bunnies, we are also recognized as the ski capital of the east, so come ski with us. we are proud to castor 17 votes ourthe president -- cast 17 votes for the president, donald j. trump. thank you. [applause] >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules and procedures of this caststion, vermont 17 votes for president trump. virginia, 48 delegates with the following bound delegates. virginia, 48 for president trump. >> madam secretary, madame chairman, my name is john douglas, chairman of the great commonwealth of virginia. my delegates here today hail from the oldest governing body in

whit about anya of his supporters. he just wants the vote.e made it clear that the first thing he will do is remove the tax that supports social security and medicaid. , 63e succeeds in doing that -- trump will take that money and make sure that money is used for future tax cuts for his wealthy buddies. anybody who votes for this fool has got to have his head examined. they are either racist, money grabbers, or they are anti-american. they are certainly not patriots. host: mother jones has this headline -- he ivanka trump's rnc speech was a preview of their future. here are some of the details. clinical conventions are showcases not just for their candidate being nominated for -- but for everyone who wants to follow in their footsteps. in that respect, the 2020 rnc was not just a preview of this campaign but was foreshadowing many republican campaigns for the years to come. and the politicians and wannabe politicians who spoke will not be going away anytime soon. you can tell a lot from the direction of the party, who was in attendance and wh

is anya teniel and others. we are from the green mountain state of vermont.eal vermont maple syrup. we bring you microchips, cheeses, and micro breweries. -- thealso the state of home of president calvin coolidge. [applause] thank you. we have some of the most accommodating homeschool policies in the country. we are proud to say that. and vermont is the only state that has never restricted a person's right to carry concealed. [applause] for all of you snow bunnies, we are also recognized as the ski capital of the east, so come ski with us. we are proud to castor 17 votes ourthe president -- cast 17 votes for the president, donald j. trump. thank you. [applause] >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules and procedures of this caststion, vermont 17 votes for president trump. virginia, 48 delegates with the following bound delegates. virginia, 48 for president trump. >> madam secretary, madame chairman, my name is john douglas, chairman of the great commonwealth of virginia. my delegates here today hail from the oldest governing body in ame

>> well, first of all, let me thank nick byrnes and anya and you for having me on virtually. we're two and a half years into the strategy of post-leaving the iran deal. it was approved by principals back in may of 2017 and we've been executing against that strategy now for the entire administration. the president ordered a reassessment, a policy review when we came into office and what we concluded is that if you want to make progress against this regime, you need to have a combination of economic pressure, diplomatic isolation and the credible threat of military force to defend our interests. so that's where-- that's our theory of the case, you might say. and what we've done on the pressure side has been historically significant. on december 31st president rouhani admitted that our sanctions have cost the regime $200 billion. our oil sanctions alone, we have collapsed iran's oil sector and that's where the rigc gets most of its money. so if you want to get serious about drying up the revenue for the guards and for the forces you have to get serious about the oil. as long as