the war with ukraine takes so many resources and time and resources in all senses that of course, assadrussian policy if they are now really rolling back the contingent, well, at least part of your posts, they have now already handed over to hezbollah, lebanese, iranian, that is, they are giving their bases in syria to the iranians, and if they really will leave assad without an air component, without air support. and there will be nothing left but to kneel before the guard corps of the islamic revolution as the only hope, and this greatly undermines the status of russia as a guarantor of some uh, a safe regime for assad and the same with others, who put on wagner in which now everyone will be taken out one way or another or they will run away, mr. sergiu and what is the clarification from the pro- wagnerians ? redirect to ukraine as much as possible. this will change the situation in the middle east, it will hardly change the situation on our front . overturning this camping contingent will not solve anything for us, but it will strengthen the iranians in syria and it will change the b

assad is firmly in control, but firmly in control of only a part of what was syria. what is going to happen? what is happening in those other parts and how will this issue get resolved? will syria essentially permanently be divided now? >> you know that in less than two or three weeks, mr. barber assad was-- we helped in syria we didn't allow the terrorists to become rulers in syria. if of isis would be brought into power in syria or iraq, the world would be different now. we do believe that when it comes to syria there has to be a focus on the political dialog and political solution, yes. and in aleppo-- the terrorists are stationed there and they have the support of the americans. when i was a deputy foreign minister in iran and i was in charge ever the if syria, they were making use of the united nations tools so that there would be no harm to the terrorists. they were part of the strategy of the united states. likewise, in afghanistan, intelligence shows that making of terrorism is one of the method used by the intelligence services of the united states and still

bashar assad, the president, was in tehran. in the war against the terrorists in syria, we helped the people of syria. we did not allow the terrorists to become rulers in syria. if daesh or isis would be brought into power in syria or iraq, the world would be different now. we do believe that, when it comes to syria, there has to be a focus on the political dialogue and political solutions . yes, in idlib, the tourists are stationed there, and they have the support of the americans. when i was the deputy foreign minister in iran and i was in charge of the file of syria, they were making use of the united nations' tools so that there would be no harm to the terrorists. they were part of the strategy of the united states. likewise in afghanistan. intelligence shows that they are making instrumental use of terrorism as one of their methods that is used by the intelligence services of the united states. still doing so, despite the fact that in the media, they are saying that they are fighting the terrorists. but they are not, in pr

assad.orches were fired at the top, and some are added by buttresses that go up to the gray dina of the other over the top, the facades of the bottle have become strymans based decormisted at the top chastushka in 1945 . stalin called on berlin not to capitulate and decided to redo the station, how to demonstrate the motse and ambition of the soviet union everyday life protahvalsya from trezlichnyh passages completed station looked like an imposing ensemble in the spirit of the stalinist empire style. i’ve been crowned above the entrance facade. spiers with a hill at the frame of kolosov sherakhikalon gave an agul silhouette under the agencies familiar with the stalinist high- rise buildings in the moscow district. the ussr looked beyond monumental. i wouldn't heal. stalin's amp. it was something special. well , such a cup on the corner of soviet architecture and set it on fire, it is forties. i'm a cliche guys, you see, before the war, this situation is on mincemeat says that and minor ital

and yet familiar president assad to be the leader of all americans and when his predecessor never, at the two parties to gratian becaused our attempt to improve the lives of the constituents but the triumphant narrative is not only a point vantage point come alongside those encouraging events another time i'd hasda unfolded the dark parallel. what is that timeline? >> guest: to both of us it's important to look at the last two years as, in a balanced way and to put in this larger perspective of american history that is not the dark as period of our country has experience, that even the darkest itouches experience in the last half-century. we had a president and civil rights leaders assassinated with the whole sections enslaved or burned. to us it's important to step back of the grimness of right now and look at the reality that the country has put through significant stress test. the system didn't drive but it didn't total collapse on itself either. our from it. the fact we're sitting here today, most of the criticism of president biden's administration is mismanaging inflation and no

republic or illegally left the country an amnesty for them was recently announced by president bashar al-assadere admitted to the building of the local administration. there after filling out the questionnaire, they were checked for involvement in crimes, and on the square opposite, the residents staged a holiday. they danced , sang songs, chanted the slogan of the unity of syria and thanked the russian military for their contribution to peace. another big wide step towards the consolidation of everything syrian society to the liberation of the syrian land from terrorists, the unity of the people and to liberation from the occupiers. i think such small, but very serious important steps will continue to press the syrian people today, a joyful event for our citizens. those who will are judged for 15 of their reputation. now they will not be afraid that someone will call them criminals. the amnesty, which our president announced is very important for the consolidation of society. on the first day, 100 people underwent the procedure. they received a certificate with which they can move around coun

lessons of the middle east , where putin, with the help of his ally , the damascus butcher, bashar al-assadied to do everything possible to intensify the migration crisis in europe and that all these bombings of syrian cities and towns, the symbol of which was the bombing but with which mariupol is now compared to chikhatki, were connected with the need for millions of people, at least hundreds of thousands, to leave their homes and reach europe in this way capitalized on the russian investments about the nazi right-wing political associations on the territory of european countries and the ultra-left, that is, the right-wing associations came out with a clear anti-migration policy, while the left-wing ones lashed out at the social crises that it always gets worse when the migratory flow begins. and by the way, if it was noticed, you can't say that russia didn't lose so much in this one. i would say provocation of the sentiments of moscow-oriented forces. look at the results of the first round of the french presidential elections this year already after the war began and you will see that th

overthrow of muammar gaddafi, france and other nato countries in syria, the laws of the bashar government, assadport russia and iran on side of the syrian opposition usa europe turkey and a number of arab states. scott, is it possible already now to draw any conclusions about the outcome of hostilities in ukraine what's new we learned about military affairs, we already knew that modern warfare is extremely lethal. the sides use very effective weapons that bring significant casualties and destruction, this is confirmed. well, the main choice is not a new basic military mathematics, no one has canceled. who has the superiority in firepower here and ultimately takes over the field. boya, ukrainian the side may be making impressive tactical gains, but the strategically obvious move is on the russian side, since it has a decisive advantage in artillery, missile systems and air weapons . but there is the experience of recent companies. the americans in iraq, afghanistan, the saudis in libya, a total technological superiority, do not bring success. yes, what you mention. these are conflicts of low inte

we supplied the jihadists who fought against assad.

seen in a state of civil row since 2011, but washington pushing for the removal of president bashar assad government. the u . s. was also impose sanctions on demarcus. she locked investment in syria, crippling greece rebuilding the. let's go live now to the countries capital and discuss the issue with independent journalists. vanessa, i believe, and you're very welcome. essentially you have the u. s. deciding on the flow of investment into parts of a sovereign country, syria, that's not their own. how does that come across? i mean, that's extraordinary, isn't that when the u. s. is arguing that russia is violating the sovereignty of ukraine. ukraine which was basically made in through a nature russell state by victoria newland less grew in 2014 and can no longer really be considered as for her state. whereas syria, as a sovereign state, has been under attack, not only for the last 11 years, but for the last 7 to 5 years. as i have documented myself or the cia. and the intelligence agency has effectively been trying to through control. and he can control the resources of the country for de

been in a state of civil war since 2011, with washington pushing for the removal of president bashar assad government. the u . s. has also imposed sanctions on damascus, which has blocked investment in syria. crippling the rebuilding of the country, independent journalist and writer, vanessa billy said the u. s. has plunging syria into quote, a lawless abyss. you know, the us, the things, 3rd 1011 has done nothing but far. and national are inside. the unilateral sanctions and the folks are legal, they are a war crime because they are stripping 30 and millions of that dignity. that is a war crime. you know, the us has become a lawless faith about at room based governance. but in reality, this is what they are doing. it's plunging this world into a law a bit. they function and not against the mask, and they are against all the people that are now living in a state of salvation or energy and fuels that probation because of the occupation of the northeast. so you know, this is an extraordinary level of paper chrissy. even from the us it's unbelievable . well, you can tell further into any of t

been in the state of civil war since 2011 with washington pushing for the removal of president bashar assad government. the u. s. has also imposed sanctions on damascus, which is blocked investment in syria. crippling the rebuilding of the country. independent journalist and writer vanessa bailey say the u. s. has plunging syria into in her words, a lawless of this. you know, the us things 1011 has done nothing but far international law or in the unilateral sanctions in themselves are legal. they are a war crime because they are stripping 30 and civilians are dignity. that is a war crime. you know, the us has become a lawless faith about rules based governance. but in reality, this is what they are doing and plunging this world into a law a bit. they functions and not against the mask, and they are against all the syrian people that are now living in a state of salvation or energy and fuel that probation because of the occupation of the know. so you know, this is an extraordinary level of paperwork with the, even from the us. it's unbelievable takes us to the end of this new block. but if y

journalism , in particular, by exposing the famous fakes in the use of chemical weapons by russia and the assadirst to show everything there, of course this. the west cannot forgive eugene a similar word, which is a synonym for truth in the final instance of truth in military journalism. thanks zhenya. yes, thank you zhenya really, outstanding ionic from the trays, amazing in general, there are a lot of guys, really it's me, first of all, what i want to say here. from the sources of the baltic radio, they attributed to me the words that i spoke in a completely different context, that i seemed to have said that all opponents of the z operations should be put in a concentration camp, or sterilized, of course. good nonetheless. i didn’t say such stupidity that they carry this baby and stupidity. i spoke about something else, which i can confirm that everything is more understandable in the light of the statement and ukrainian social science that that e situation is such that if we lose. that it is likely, most likely, it will be there will be concentration camps here. and where not only supporters

in the 18th year, the russian federation transferred these tanks for combat operations in syria to assadrussian tanks remained. i think that according to the estimates of our structure, it is close to 400 tanks are also 62 and now they are trying to use them to form reserve battalion tactical groups there, but let me remind you that my mother says that the russians had 3,000 tanks before the war, we destroyed a thousand 1,200 and now the russians are in the combat zone on our the territory of about a thousand tanks and uh, as we see , they are trying to compensate for these losses with outdated and rare equipment, which i think will easily burn under the blows of our anti-tank weapons. yes, russian tanks, they know such an ability to end, after all, dolchand conversations of mykhailo samus, the head of new-yo-geopolitik resort network mykhailo, i congratulate you, for the sake of seeing you today, i followed the meeting, you can say ramshtein, two virtual ones at which the issue of providing assistance to ukraine was discussed, what conclusions can be drawn what can we say about some qua

fines, anybody who writes for other russian websites, it has a very important journalist name julian assad, languishing in a, in a british prison awaiting extradition to the u. s. presses politicized. the press has been as being used by the american government to advantage the own interest. it's just completely appalling, completely corrupt and, and completely anti intellectual as well. americans need both sides of the argument . they need the russian point of view. they need the american point of view and they need critical opinion in between, in order to judge what's going on in the world, and especially in the ukraine and freedom of the press is not covering up the political nature of the ass off battalion in mary a pool because we know they're neo nazis, no matter how much antony blinkin tries to to deny it. the meanwhile, the biden administration has announced the formation of a ministry of truth to fight the sprint of so called disinformation on the internet . the critics claim, it's a way to control the narrative. and an effective means to silence to think. you can tell more into th

anybody who writes for other russian websites, it has a very important journalist name julian assad, languishing in a, in a british prison awaiting extradition. to the u. s. presses politicized. the press has been as being used by the american government to advantage the own interest. it's just completely appalling, completely corrupt and, and completely anti intellectual as well. americans need both sides of the argument . they need the russian point of view, they need the american point of view and they need critical opinion in between, in order to judge what's going on in the world. and especially in the ukraine and freedom of the press is not covering up the political nature of the ass off battalion in mary a pool. because we know they're neo nazis. no matter how much antony blinkin tries to, to deny it. the indian prime minister november modi is on a diplomatic tour of europe. it's now his 3rd and final day. he's already visited germany in denmark and is to inform next. it's his 1st visit to the waste. since the start of the conflict in ukraine, coming against a backdrop of dipl

journalism , in particular, by exposing the famous fakes in the use of chemical weapons by russia and the assadst to show everything there, of course this. the west cannot forgive eugene a similar word, which is a synonym for truth in the final instance of truth in military journalism. thanks zhenya. yes, thank you zhenya really, the outstanding ions from the trays are amazing in general, there a lot of guys, really it is. and i, first of all, what i want to say here. from the sources of the baltic radio, we attributed the words that i spoke in a completely different context, that i seemed to have said that all opponents of operations z should be put in a concentration camp, or sterilized. of course, a good thing. i'm so stupid never everyone said that they carry this magical nonsense. i was talking about something else. ha ha, which i can confirm and that it is more and more clear in the light of the statement and the ukrainian wage country that the situation is as follows, that if we lose, then it is quite likely, most likely, it will be so. there will be concentration camps here. and where n

conflict that washington had consensus on, we supplied jihadist terrorists in their fight against assad. assad, like putin, is an evil man, but does that mean that the american taxpayer must arm his enemy without further inquiry? i wouldn't think so. i would imagine most americans don't think so. but that's why we don't have real debate on this issues. the swamp would rather talk about saving democracy than our actual dangerous reality. and if we are at war, like congressman moulton says, then why not vote on an authorization to use military force? or are we just going to operate in ukraine, like we have in yemen and throughout the world? forever undeclared wars. i suspect many in this body won't want a vote or a debate, because regime change in russia is their actual objective, not defending ukraine. and to achieve this goal, they're willing to send billions to kyiv that will line the pockets of corrupt officials, just like we did in afghanistan. we are sleep-walking into a war, and the american people are left in the dark. the speaker pro the speaker pro tempore: the chair now recogni

it has a very important journalist name julian assad, languishing in a, in a british prison awaiting extradition to the u. s. presses politicize. the press has been as being used by the american government to advantage on interest. it's just completely appalling, completely corrupt and, and completely anti intellectual as well. americans need both sides of the argument . they need the russian point of view. they need the american point of view and they need critical opinion in between, in order to judge what's going on in the world, and especially in the ukraine and freedom of the press is not covering up the political nature of the ass off battalion in mary a pool because we know they're neo nazis. no matter how much antony blinkin tries to to deny it. it comes as the waste has blocked, our sister channel, our t dare and arty font from broadcasting. we spoke exclusively to the bill of russian foreign minister about freedom of speech as demonstrated in the waste godson were burglars, that's the rule. how could we expect that the strong hold of democracy, the boss sin of human rights

in this year, in syria, with the cremeans ongoing supports, the assad regime has besieged communities like eastern buddha and cause the widespread starvation of its own people. it also routinely obstructs the cross border delivery of life saving you monitoring aid, robbing, and even attacking united nations convoys. as we've discussed repeatedly in this council, as council must consistently call out governments and arm groups when they use similar tactics. like attacking the means of food production, distribution, blocking humanitarian aid from reaching those in need besieging civilian populations. the united nations was created with the aim of advancing human rights and preventing atrocities, including including the atrocity of using starvation as a weapon against civilians. like during the siege of leningrad by the nazis during which an estimated 1000000 russians lost their lives. including many who starved to death. among the victims was the one year old brother, a president potent or during the lot of war, during which millions of craniums died of hunger due to a soviet campaign.

in afghanistan yesterday we were supplying jihadists who fought against assad like putin is an evil man, but does that mean american taxpayers should unload their enemies without further investigation? i don't think so, which is why we never have a real debate. on these issues, it's easier to talk about preserving democracy. if we find a state of war, and as congressong mollton said, then why don't we vote properly to allow the use of force of war, or we are going to act in ukraine as in yemen as all over the world, that is, to wage undeclared wars. i think many will be against the debate, because the real goal of these politicians is to change the regimes of russia and not to protect ukraine, they are ready to send billions of dollars to kiev, which will line the pockets of crowned officials exactly like when it was done in afghanistan we see going to war, and the american people do not i know. sorry for quite a long time, but of course, this voice is always in the minority, but curious nonetheless, please. i , this speech and, in general, those speeches that lately, they don’t give us

the kings also had the battery of his hot pacemaker replaced in march. syrian president bashar assad has visited a round supreme leader, ayatollah ali hominy in tehran. i fat also met present abraham, where he see during what was his 2nd trips him savoy, syria began 11 years ago. yvonne sent fighters and billions of dollars to the syrian prison. that, along with assistance from russia, helped him, turned the war around in his favor. lebanese people were living in 40 countries are eligible to begin early voting, close 220-0000 revenues. i registered to cast ballots in the us, canada, and the european union. the parliamentary election next sundays, the 1st since the financial crisis began in 2019 eminence currency has lost almost 90 percent of its value since then, and now widespread shortages and high unemployment to senegal. now where the death of a woman, while giving birth has provoked widespread anger. it's what the state of the country's health system under scrutiny. nicholas hoc reports from the northern town of lucca the normally busy berthing word in lieu guy a public hospital

has given the government a 6 day ultimatum to announce elections. police who heavily deployed the assad a march rally in the capital islamabad. on wednesday, officers fired tear gassing these battens against con supporters. interior minister says nearly 1700 people have been arrested. senior leaders and british prime minister bird john forest. johnson's office are being blamed for holding a legal parties at the height of corona virus locked downs. as comes after 37 page report was published by civil servants to gray into wants being called party gate. johnson has apologized saying he takes full responsibility for breach in lockdown roles journal has more from london. there wasn't a lot new into grey's report that was not the detail, but much of the headline stuff was out there through a series of leaks. that's been a police investigation, much of it has already in the public domain. she found failures of leadership and judgment over 16 gatherings that she investigated, that she said simply should not have been allowed to happen to the senior lead. isn't the government, political and off

if not, assad has a clear majority. they will have to turn to the minor parties and those independence to try and form an agreement to full government. russia says it's in full control of ukraine. this puzzled port city of maria poll. it would be president vladimir putin is biggest victory since the war began almost 3 months ago. the last remaining soldiers defending the as of style still works are said to have surrendered on friday. ukraine's president says they were ordered to lay down the weapons, lee of history. you. today, the defenders received a clear signal from the military command that they can get out and save their lives to restore such a barrier as worn out from moscow. and what will happen to the faces. these are the last remaining ukrainian fighters in the as off stall, steel plant. now they are prisoners of war. they survived russia's onslaught for more than 2 months in the steel plant. their future is now unknown. their surrender brings a much needed victory for russian forces in the strategically impor

well i could the but i thought a look at that assad chabad in malaise. im gonna take it for a read that then the thought about as children enter the larger one that little bumps at the upside element. magellio rather ment. okay. him, what was a lot, you said they're both about the politics about the violence, about the, the status quo, at the site that i want to pick up on. but before we get into that territory, could you 1st just tell us a bit about why alexa in sight such passion for the muslim community here in east jerusalem and, and more widely? what about its religious history? is it that makes it so significant? among the scene, jekyll huss will and fell asleep jacket. i am your day gone. the annette earlyhood, when i had the n at then jamal in yahoo, dia pommy abil, ucla were don't click on the luxor ben, the whole job, a little bait deville. he can weigh applewood and the luckless sheila. no. what i left him at bill share us in wish had the day when will how i led to whom buell diarrhea. darla barbara mal mitch is on the luxor, having the several fat bob reacted had to i kid i

they have written about saying that the assad is trying to wipe out the sunni population, despite the fact that acids wife is sunni, herself, and most of his army his to so is, this is very a, certainly a very partisan, a group of people who have a clear agenda, they are, they are hoax and they want to show russia to display russia as the us state department. once a rush to be displayed, he could be a coincidence. but that is very unlikely that the views of the state department from the newland institute are, are virtually identical. there is, you know, what we've just heard. ukrainian saying that was official, apples officials that journalists, ukrainian journalist, ukrainian personalities, tv personalities, other common folk, have written much more terrible things about what they would do to russia and russian lives shortly. and that's, i hope that the russian nation will not remain on this earth. but since i have always been a great humanist and said that as soon as a person is injured, he is no longer an enemy, but a patient. but now there is a very strict order to castrate all me

what the ex-husband there husband archangel crime boss surrendered himself to poison the fsb officer assadilers with poison and what secrets still carry were stored on the hard drive, which the daughter of the mayor exmo 200 million 200 million .body unknown previously known restoration of the criminal case. sultan sultanov arranged for the jara to go. your kick in the house to call the covert war and battle business. she is from holland osman from gosland spread with his russian wife and russian wife and six-year -old son, six-year-old son, what pushed him, what pushed him . well, okay, such a bitkoisbergerstvo. this policeman was found on the spot, that the policeman was found at the scene of the crime the prisoner in the corridor wandering the treasury canister, the world was more visible to the world, it was faster in it there was diresin. you see a successful designer from perm a designer from perm moved in distrust and moved to the netherlands. how many years back from the side it seemed that the iranians would have thought that this number went in marriage, as the head of the family

as for the i r g c statement, hudson assad, the hood i. e, is a member of the goods force that sir mainly operating outside iran. and as we understood he a was working in he was of rating in syria along with the iranian advisors and the troops and groups allied with iran over there. so at that puts this assassination in the, in a different context than other assassinations that took place in the past. a previously, most of the assassinations that happened in, into run over the past decade were related to the nuclear file. this is a probably the 1st time that an assassination is related to iran's regional policies. if that's the that the right what to say inside iran because we know just 2 and half years ago, a passenger, a money was, was targeted in baghdad nearby that national international airport. but that's outside the, the borders of iran. so this time it's, it's a different situation and the profile of a has and say i could, i, who before the, these incident, this incident wasn't known now with the, with his statement and later on wi

anybody who writes for either russian websites, it has a very important journalist name julian assad, languishing in a, in a british prison awaiting extradition to the u. s. press has politicized the press, has been, is being used by the american government to advance its own interest. it's just completely appalling, completely corrupt and, and completely anti intellectual as well. americans need both sides of the argument . they need the russian point of view. they need the american point of view and they need critical opinion in between. in order to judge what's going on in the world, and especially in the ukraine and freedom of the press is not covering up the political nature of the ass off battalion in mary a pool. because we know they're neo nazis. no matter how much anthony blinkin tries to, to deny it parlor an american micro blogging service has become an alternative to the big take mainstream media in the us. some uses have also called it a safe haven for free speech, giving birth to numerous discussions over politics. the platform has also been temporarily banned after some

without that they assad would have fallen. we have an idea that doesn't cost money to designate russia as a state sponsor of toarm,nd -- terrorism, it would waive his immunity and it would put putin in a club that he deserves to be in, iran, north korea, syria and iran. we would add russia. we could get that in the package. we're not going to stop. it would be good to let the ukrainian people know that we see russia in the hands of putin as a terrorist state. we'd like to tell everybody who is on the fence america has made a decision about putin and there's no going back. if he's still standing when this is all done and we forgive and forget, the worst is yet to come. so from my point of view, putin's russia needs to end. the russian people need to fix this problem. until they do, we need to keep all the sanctions in place, and up the ante labeling putin's russia a state sponsor of terrorism is a good place to start. going after the ill-gotten gains of the oligarchs to help the war effort is a good thing to do. we're not going

in iran, bashar al-assad met. attack. using an axe near a tel aviv suburb. in lebanon thousands of people are casting ballots ahead of a may 15 vote. in ireland political parties are urged to come together. the u.s., the u.k., and the american government are asking for unity. the party has been tight irish republican army. in south korea the president-elect will be sworn in tuesday. in china, john lee is elected as the new leader of hong kong. he ran uncontested. no democracy there. that is a look at stories from around the globe. look at this roman bust sold at a goodwill store for $35. wait until we tell you how old it is and its connection to world war ii. do your eyes bother you? because after all these emails my eyes feel like a combo of stressed, dry and sandpaper. luckily, there's biotrue hydration boost eye drops for instant moisture. biotrue uses naturally inspired ingredients. and no preservatives. try biotrue and no preservatives. it's beautiful out here.e it sure is. and i earn 5% cash back on travel p

was posted on youtube back on may 7, 2017 with the signature of the free syrian army in there was an assad of atgm tou, if i, if i pronounce correctly, yes, in the province, northern haha, that's where it happened. well, the fact that cadres from are used everywhere, yes, and in karabakh in libya and so on. this is not surprising in the war series for many years and frames. there are plenty of different ones from different angles. that is, it is possible, in principle, make it whatever you want for the layman. eh, how would it go, why are we surprised there is nothing to be surprised when footage from computer games is used and passed off as military operations in the donbass, yes. uh, well, syria is another good option. in general , i observe how every year this genre degrades fakes become more and more, and more and more primitive, less and less professional, but at the same time more arrogant and when they ask me a question. what can we do? i say, well, we can, uh , complete the uh, special operation in our favor, yes, and already on the rights, as it were, of the winner, who, as you kn

when assad's use of chemical weapons unanswered by the united states, it sent a message that that would be tolerated. putin was watching that, you might say he was complicit in it. and the two strikes we had in the trump administration. i would be very worried that he would be willing to escalate. >> one more comment on that, the brutality. there is an old line that an army reflects the society from which it comes. we are seeing a brutally corrupt army. it is a reminder of the brutality and corruption of the regime and the society from which it is coming. >> ladies and gentlemen, victoria coates and elliot abrams. [applause] >> thank you, everyone for hanging in there. my name is john newland and i am here with congressman mike gallagher who just had a travel day from hell and has made it just in time. back in the day, marines went to work before 3:30 in the afternoon. >> we are on the air force schedule now. [laughter] >> >> many of you know congressman gallagher from

as for the i, r g c statement has an assad, the hood i. e is a member of the quotes force that so mainly operating outside iran. and as we understood he a was working in he was a rating in the assyria, along with the iranian advisors. and the troops and groups allied with iran over there. so at that puts this assassination in the, in a different context than other assassinations that took place in the past. a previously, most of the assassinations that happened in, into iran over the past decade, were related to the nuclear file. this is a probably the 1st time that an assassination is related to iran's regional policies. if that's the that the right what to say, i inside the wrong because we know just 2 and half years ago, a cosson for the money was, was targeted in baghdad near to, but about national international airport. but that's outside the, the borders of iran. so this time it's, it's a different situation and the profile of a has and say i could, i, who before the, these incident, this incident wasn't known now with the, with his

coming back, he told the jury that he sink into a deep depression about erica and everything about assadlike a failure. everything is a mess. and feel like i'm breaking apart piece by piece. >> that's why he made plans to hang out with christian that afternoon. he wanted friend -- help from his old friend. >> chris was one of the people i could talk to. he had gone from the same thing. >> how did that man-to-man talk end up in a fist fight. >> pedro said it started after christian said something terrible. >> he tells me, why don't you go [bleep] kill yourself. >> i turned around and hit him in the nose with my fist. >> while you were driving? >> yes. that could explain the blood in the car. >> he said he pulled over and a fight ensued in the streets. after a few minutes, pitcher left the scene. >> what is chris's condition when you leave? >> all i can tell is that you can get up right away. he was still moving. >> still breathing? >> yes. >> when you did this, did you have any malicious intent to kill christian aguilar? >> no. it was all spur of the moment. >> you decided to leave? >> ye

police have named the suspect as assad rafii, and 19, and the other age 20.nd they are from the northern west bank which has been a scene of frequent clashes. so that manhunt is ongoing. and the primary and a naftali s that they will get the attackers. >> and there have been more serious attacks in the recent years. >> reporter: this wave really began march 22, since then there have been 16 israelis and two foreign workers killed by israeli arabs or panhandles in palestinians and also 31 palestinians and three assailants have been killed in clashes with israeli security forces. and this latest attack was condemned by abbas and described by secretary of state antony blinken as a horrific terrorist attack, but at the same time, we have seen that these attacks have been happening and then there have been clashes between security forces and palestinians as they have gone to either apprehend suspects or people they suspect of having collaborated with the suspects or indeed to try to preempt additional attacks and then we've seen further attacks. and despite the in

they need to be the assad affined if you're going to keep them. since we're talking about newspapers, let's talk about the press. what was his relationship with the press before the presidency and during during news conferences, and potentially after? what was his relationship with the press? >> i love the subjects, not me if i go on too long! he had, he basically had a press conference almost every week. i think he kind of enjoyed it. he enjoyed reporters, he was friendly with some of them. they gave him a tough time, but they knew him, they recognized socially, he didn't much care for the college. they had someone, as they say he called the gossip brothers the sob sisters. walter women he just couldn't stand. walter women turned at the very end, he began to find some virtues and truman. but he thought he was just in mediocrity. the average reporters who hadn't gone to college. who were working for not much money, who were slaving every day -- truman liked them and they liked him! it showed. he did not duck them. the idea that, he actually said i

beyond what they know from officials like brad rafensberger, they're also assad they're looking intody giuliani, into a phone call between lindsey graham, the senator and if she subpoenas people like giuliani and mark meadows, that would be uncomfortable. this is a big deal for her. she's a democrat. people are already looking at this as a politically motivated investigation. she's sinking resources into this at a time when there is a lot of rising crime here and in a number of big cities. in a way she has to justify the resources and time she's putting into this when a lot of folks here are more concerned about local matters. >> and a key question in this whole investigation is what was donald trump's state of mind? >> why is that a key question? >> because in order to commit a fraud, you have to know what you're doing is wrong. if you are trying to overturn -- change an election result and you honestly believe that the election result was wrong, that's not fraud. >> but that would suggest this is very hard to prosecute. >> it's hard to prosecute. i mean, fraud is always a state of