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barack obama naturally shows to go big.he pushed after the house in a display of political muscle we rarely see. host: how so? guest: the house had passed a bill the house liked. the senate passed a bill the senate liked. they were different. in order to get the bill done, once that 60th seat was often the senate, had to use a process called reconciliation, which at the time seemed obscure. these days we talk about it morning, noon, and night. she had to use reconciliation -- reconciliation. they cannot make big changes to the senate bill. they had to swallow the bill that they thought was not nearly as good as their bill. that was what the task was. and that was what the test was. whether she can get the senate version of the bill to the house. she did by using persuasion, cooperation, and by using threats. host: in this chapter you have a description of her as lyndon johnson in four inch heels. guest: you can see some pictures that remind you of lyndon johnson where she is stabbing her finger at someone she is trying to p

except barack obama. because joe biden has practice speaking in ways that sound non threatening, he could lay out this incredibly ambitious agenda. a progressive agenda that would bring america in line with other developed democracies in terms of the capacity and scope of this social safety net. and he could do it in a way that sounded as american as apple pie. >> american jobs plan is going to create millions of good playing jobs, jobs americans can raise a family on. as my dad would then say, with a little breathing room. and all the investments in the american jobs plan would be guided by one principal. by american. [applause] and i might know parenthetically that, does not violate any trade agreement. it's been the law since the thirties. by american. american tax dollars are going to be used to buy american products, made in america, to create american jobs. that's the way it's supposed to be and will be in this administration. [applause] >> biden laid out a comprehensive vision of american social de

easier under donald trump they were worse worse in that sentences were longer than they were under barack obama well here we are with joe biden now and and poor daniel hale is looking at a ridiculous sentence for committing a great public service and for telling us about waste fraud abuse and illegality in the drone program it truly is tragic to see this is still being carried forth i'm i surprised by it tragically i'm so cynical up this point no i don't think any of us are but it is still tragic all the same and i think that we owe daniel a lot of apology for what is being put through by our government as taxpayers here in this country and all whistleblowers like yourself and others who have stepped forward. i'm or been you know so persecuted that they had to give up the case or your plea for something that they truly should be broken so i think you all are going to hell john kiriakou and all the whistleblowers all thank you know bring up thank you for the service that you've done for this country. thanks so much to ira it's a pleasure to see both of you always a pleasure drug thank you.

( laughter ) barack was like this, you know, like you say in your book, who is this barack?ho is this dude, you know what i mean? and, yes, he's mr. president, don't get me wrong, but to you he's still barack. is there a part of you when it was done you're reich finally the power balance can go back to what it was. >> well, he's still pretty cool. >> trevor: definitely. it's like a game of chess. you don't want to lose the queen, you know? >> i'm going to use that at dinner tonight. ( laughter ) >> trevor: but what's fun to see is how it feels like you are each other's biggest fans. the way you show your love toward each other, you've never been afraid to do that. at the same time, there's a healthy competitive spirit, whether you're selling books, releasing works on netflix, creating documentaries, is there a little bit of that where you look at your numbers and then you go, barry, you're doing well, but, you know, is there a little bit of that? >> yeah, yeah. mm-hmm. barack is super competitive, so, you know -- and, shoot, i am, too. ( laughter ) so, yeah, there's a little

i thought about-- remember that old life of julia that barack obama came out with in the "new york times" and everyone tended, this is ridiculous, well, this is what they are doing, but they are breaking it apart in a

but the new administration says priorities have shifted since barack obama left the white house.e permanent constraints on iran's nuclear programme. the president put a simple proposition on the table, when the last democratic president also believe, that iran cannot be allowed to nuclear weapon. but our goal is to not stop there. our goal is to use the 2015joint comprehensive plan of action, the so—called iran deal, not as a ceiling bit is a floor to lengthen and strengthen it and also to negotiate follow—on agreements to address other areas of iran's maligned behaviour including its ballistic missile programme. a key strategic us ally in the region is saudi arabia. in 2015, i was embedded with the saudi military as they flexed their muscle in yemen. in 2020, i returned to see a modernising kingdom. but political dissent is still severely punished under crown prince mohammed bin salman. a us intelligence report found that mbs ordered the brutal murder of a washington post journalist, jamal khashoggi of the saudi royal family. america has been quick to verbally condemn the 2018 k

i was never going to do that and i never expected barack obama or nancy pelosi or for that matter to compromise and the question is how do we find common ground to help the american people move in and how do we have the government work, it is hard under any circumstances but also the five years as speaker it was a challenge every day. >> out of curiosity what was a common ground that you found was senator ted kennedy through the years given that your opposite ends of the political spectrum. >> even the word different and he's catholic i'm catholic, i think the biggest bond between us is that we were both legislatures and we both wanted to get things done, whether it was fixing the rules or education or making sure they had a chance at a decent education, getting things accomplished was the goal and focusing in on the kids and in this case as we stay focused on the kids we can find common ground, we can get caught up in a lot of other ones, ted kennedy and i did dozens of legislation together, we trusted each other and we wanted to get things done on behalf of the country. >> the othe

he summoned that when he was vice president under barack obama.jobs, it's also about climate change, and getting legislation passed. voting rights, civil rights, he knows the clock is ticking. as you said, the shadow of vaccinations, and the tangible acts of getting this done has been a coordination effort and we actually have a president now who believes in science. >> alina, i am really fascinated by how limp and wrong-footed republicans seem on the central core questions of political economy right now. there was a time when they would be licking their chops to go after this kind of thing. of course, they will go out there and say, they will raise your taxes, freedom, here, family tim scott did that. that's not where the blood is getting flushed among conservatives. it's dr. seuss, its clinical races being taught in school, it's voting stuff. you can see it in tim scott's speech, which was kind of throat clearing on the big questions of political economy than getting into the meat. do you see it in that way in your reporting? >> yeah, absolutely

making more chaotic climates he tells georgia to smart enough stop losing business after biden a barack fueled in triggered baseball boycott of georgia over the new vote loss. the boycott slammed businesses by black-owned people businesses hit hard by the pandemic, were gonna break down the latest disaster, on the show doug collins, guy lewis and jason chaffetz and kt mcfarland with christian whiteman and ken cuccinelli. look at this senator rand paul says republic is across the country should boycott coca-cola for george's new vote law, that is a fact senator mitch mcconnell says these companies are quite stupid, the debate and critics say these companies criticized george's law but okay with profiting in china for human rights abuses, also tonight we will show you more mistakes we found in the botched 60 minutes story of florida governor desantis and publix supermarket going from bad to worse, we will show you tonight what 60 minutes deliberately left out in the jurors did not see it is so overwhelming that 60 minutes claim governor desantis got to do vaccinations and exchange, it is

of people took exception to barack _ for david cameron.e took. exception to barack obama when he waited and so it could have gone that way. let's go to the daily mail, loneliest birthday. john, the queen marking her 95th birthday on wednesday. 0bviously, without prince philip on this occasion. and no new portrait which i guess is not a surprise. portrait which i guess is not a surrise. , , ._ ., portrait which i guess is not a surrise. , , ”i ., ,': surprise. the first birthday and 73 ears surprise. the first birthday and 73 years without _ surprise. the first birthday and 73 years without a _ surprise. the first birthday and 73 years without a duke _ surprise. the first birthday and 73 years without a duke of— surprise. the first birthday and 73 | years without a duke of edinburgh surprise. the first birthday and 73 i years without a duke of edinburgh by her side _ years without a duke of edinburgh by her side. it's going to be a very sad personal moment for her and obviously— sad personal moment for her and obviously with coronavirus res

uc the way that barack obama perceives the election, the democratic party.nd so his close friends subscribed to us, throughout the process, goes at one point, he likes elizabeth warren and eventually owned -- the vice president was upset that barack obama wasn't behind him in 2016 or 2020. and larger in the election itself. >> what was your favorite part of putting this together? >> the story we told supertuesday, the democratic whip, the south carolina congressman after he endorsed biden, the democratic party, the establishment does anyway. the congressional black caucus to watch supertuesday results from his office in the capital. in a room, lincoln room. to view that area as a study in the capital. there is a contrast on one side of the wall which is basically members of the cdc and their constituents are giving biden the push he needs to win the democratic nomination. the cdc is at the apex of political power on one side of the wall. on the other side's statuary hall where a statue of jefferson davis in 1931 sit during the height of jim crow, a beautiful

obama in 2012. 65 million people voted for barack obama in 2010. u.s. population is 13% black. that means a lot of other people including white people voted for obama. biden, by the way is the architect much federal laws in the '80s, '90s, that basically jailed a lot of black people. we also should point out this, america is the number one choice for immigrants, black immigrants from africa. the top two median income earners in this country are people from india and taiwan. so how does, do you think that the u.s. is systematically racist from coast to coast? >> i don't, nor do i think law enforcement is and our system of justice does work. each case, you know, that folks point to, whether it's george floyd, eric garner, each incident we've seen transpire is a unique set of facts and there is never -- in the derek chauvin trial there was no evidence of racism or racist intent on behalf of mr. chauvin. this is obviously a tragedy and george floyd shouldn't have died but at least one officer has been convicted of murder. i think, our system of justice

very - personal reminiscence from barack 0bama., that he talked about meeting the queen and prince philip for the first time with his wife michelle. at that point, he said they had been on the world stage for more than half a century. we shouldn't have worried, he went on, the queen and prince philip immediately put us at ease with their grace and generosity. they turned a ceremonial occasion into something more natural and even comfortable. he goes on to say, prince philip in particular was kind and warm with a sharp wit and unfailing good humour. the tributes have been paid to all the surviving us presidents. most particularly, of course, president biden himself, who expressed condolences on behalf of all the people of the united states. we talked about the special relationship, if there is a special relationship, if there is a special relationship, it is epitomised by the life of the duke of edinburgh. suchis the life of the duke of edinburgh. such is the longevity of his life, world war ii, serving in the royal navy. he was the

they didn't work with barack obama and they're not going to work with joe biden. they want to keep the taxes that were taken off of the rich by donald trump in the tax scam and that's the best way to fund this package so they won't go along with it. so it will be budget reconciliation. the democrats will do what we did with the rescue bill which the american public embraced. they know we need infrastructure and need to catch up and get 21st century infrastructure. at secretary buttigieg said, it's not just roads and bridges, it's so much more and we need to invest in things like senior living and care and we need to invest in broadband and we need to see that this is a 21st century program. so i think we couldn't even get together all of us on honoring our capitol policemen with the gold medal that protected us on january 6th. it was so sad that we saw the death of a capitol policeman, who is one that i knew because that was my entry to the capitol from my condo. it's so sad that he was killed and lost in that action. i put out my deepest condolences to his family

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that is higher than donald trump but lower than barack obama. and while biden is getting high marks on issues liked coronavirus and the economy, there are warning signs of the administration on topics of guns and immigration. >>> plus on capitol hill, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle seem to be inching closer to agreement on potential police reform legislation. this morning vice president kamala harris joining the calls for congressional action. >> this is but a piece of it, this verdict. it will not heal the pain that existed for generations, that has existed for generations, among people who have experienced and firsthand witnessed what now a broader public is seeing, because of smartphones and the ubiquity of our ability to videotape in realtime, what is happening in front of our faces. and that's just the reality of it. and that's why -- that's why congress needs to act. >> a bit later this hour, reverend al sharpton's take on the push for action amid several new fatal police shootings. >>> first, there in washington, president biden is

barack obama: that's the first step to ending the pandemic and moving our country forward.o you. gerry: the busy times for hard-pressed chief executives of global airlines they're not accepting billion dollars of federal government money for a financial collapse or kowtowing to the communist party of china to protect their business interests. delta air lines ed, a week ago after the georgia legislation passed the reform bill delta seemed satisfied with outcome in a statement the company boasted about the role it played in formulating the legislation while it noted concerns remained about aspects of the bill it pointed out codified in some of the voting and the voters rights for a no excuse absentee ballot among many other things. this week however, it seems it may have gotten around to reading the legislation and now he want to do now is a despicable measure and exercise in voter suppression designed to discriminate against minorities. in a new statement mr. baskin said the entire rationale was based on a lie widespread voter fraud in georgia last november. let's see if we

that from former president barack obama. again liz, are anticipating to hear from president biden and vice president kamala harris here at the white house some point here in the near future. liz? liz: thank you so much, blake burman. we appreciate you and thank you for your reporting. we'll be coming back to you later in the show. let's welcome to the show former hud secretary ben carson who is also a former surgeon. ben, we love having you on the show. first your reaction to the verdict in the george floyd case. >> i'm not particularly surprised. we had plenty of evidence and you would have to be blind not to recognize this was a murder. it probably wasn't intentionally a murder but we all saw it and it is pretty difficult to explain in any other way. so the important thing is, it shows that our justice system does work. people don't have to take these things into their own hands. also i hope people will come to recognize that chauvin is by no means representative of policing in this country or of the justice system. and th

specifically, former president barack obama said that.at the monarchy, with its sense of continuity and service, that it is part of the embodiment of the special relationship between britain and the united states. what is so interesting when you read these statements from former president, all of whom who have met the duke and been hosted by buckingham palace, they recognized his charm, wit, humor. there is a former -- there is a funny story about george w. bush winding the plumbing at buckingham palace to be elderly and decrepit. you get a sense from these tributes of how prince philip was gregarious and welcoming to these foreigners. and obama's statement, prince philip showed the world what it meant to be a supportive husband to a powerful woman, how he was actually a symbol of modernity in those 73 years he was the consort to elizabeth. clive: and all those leaders understood he was an integral part of what the royal family is, as much as the queen, to a degree. he was by her side for such a long time. he was an ear she could whisper

george bush, barack obama, i can draw six lines and people would go that's george bush or there's barackama. once you've done the outline of the face and say the ears with obama, even before you completed it, people can tell what you're drawing. so it's a mystical thing. our facial recognition software in our brains is acute and it's one of the things that caricaturists can use. my instinct, what i'm paid for at politico is to have a political opinion and express it strongly. same with ann and same with cal. we have to dial that back. which i also understand is not just that we don't want to unnecessarily roil people when they come in for a drink at the bar or something like that. but one of the nice things about the bar and what i learned about the culture of washington is there's this lovely word that members of congress use called comedy where you get along. you figure out how to get along with people you may disagree with politically but you can sit down and have a drink with them. that's the spirit we bring to the bar and the coasters. we'll suspend our political opinions. save that

would say, that's george bush or there is barack obama.e you've done the outline of the face and that years with obama, even before you completed, people will know. it is a mystical thing. her facial recognition software in our brains is very acute. it is one of the things that caricaturist can use to their advantage. it takes a little effort to be nonpartisan when you are doing things for the coasters. but i am paid for at politico is to have a political opinion and express it strongly, the same with the others. we have to dial that back, which i also understand is not just that we don't want to necessarily anger people when they come in for a drink at the bar or something like that. one of the nice things about the bar and the culture in washington is there is a lovely word members of congress use called comedy. you get along. you figure out to get along with people you may disagree with, but you can sit down and have a drink with them. that's the spirit of the bar and the spirit we all bring to the coasters. we suspend our political opi

they never acknowledged it was barack obama who built those cages. i went into her those cages in 2018 and 2014 when obama built them and now he is building new cages and bigger cages and they are more full. at that facility, there were children just lined up in those cages not 6 feet apart with 3 feet apart, side-by-side by side, 10% of those kids are testing positive for covid and then just a couple of days ago, i went to another detention facility in the bite administration and downtown dallas, the convention center, a giant room the size of three and a half football fields to give you a sense of the scope and the room is filled with nothing lined up one after the other after another, 2,200 all in a row all filled with teenage boys aged 13 through 17 just one slice of the children who were suffering, being brought in by human traffickers, being abused, sexually abused, and all of that is the direct result of joe biden's political mistakes. >> sandra: it was on this program when we were getting those live images of border patrol taking us through t

liz: by the way you talked about baltimore, we covered that and with integrity, president barack obama to looting he said you're acting like felons and criminals if you do looting even barack obama said no to that were so sorry, we gotta get to tom homan, thank you for your service to our country it's great to have you on, come back soon fox news contributor, here we've got rashida tlaib, it's good to see you again demanding more from an end to all policing, president biden and tim kaine said were not going to go for that, how will that work. >> it won't work, it's like these protesters do looting stores in attacking other police officers, they lose their message do they want more police training, people to be held accountable, that message is lost and now the news is covering them with looting, these are not protesters either criminals i believe in the right for people to protest and change from law enforcement but no justification for committing a crime and there's no justification today from police or get rid of the police it is a foolish idea other cities have tried and given up be

i just interviewed razz barack.have a lot to learn from what raz barack has done with the police department in newark, new jersey and the changes he has put into place. you're right about that. you mentioned the police department here. but i also, the police officers who testified against derek chauvin. can we talk about what i call the angels out there, the people who played this remarkable role, from the community, people from the community, witnesses the george floyd's murder, come together, tell the truth about what they saw. the prosecutor jerry blackwell called them a bouquet of humanity. what did you think of them, and the power of their words, their witness, their testimony? >> i think it's a powerful message. and it's the catalyst for which i wrote the book. don't drop the mic suggests it's all of our responsibilities to continue the legacy of john lewis and others to fight the good fight of justice. and not only as it relates to justice, but to move into a quote, position of leadership. you're never too yo

he is not barack obama. well beyond issues of.a was a historic president it was black and uncomfortable for a fair number of voter. the other thing is you can tell how difficult it is by how they are targeting their resources and push back. they're not pushing back on joe biden. they're pushing back for corporations for meddling in voting issues and restricting what type of books are in their catalogs and corporations who make mr. potato head dolls. politicians. they're corporate america. it's just maybe it will work. there's some democrats who feel like the party needs to take this culture war stuff more seriously but maybe it won't. maybe they will end up looking like they were focussed on side issues when joe biden was rebuilding back the country from the covid pandemic. >> yeah. mr. potato head and dr. seuss's own family, by the way, deciding to no longer publish their own books. probably not going to cut it on election day. as issues matter as much as getting money in people's pockets to get this economy roaring. eugene, i wa

measure of justice that george and so many others have been denied that tweet from former president barack obama and we are waiting to hear from president biden as well let's go to john hendren who's following the trial for us in minneapolis we do know that the president by then called the floyd family. to say that he was so relieved about the verdict i guess that really shows you how for symbolic this trial had become for the united states. that's right it's perhaps not surprising that the president weighed in on it this case has become a national referendum on racial justice and the jury's decision was swift and decisive guilty on all counts and for many black americans who for generations have felt preyed upon and abused by white police officers it seems is still holds the power to surprise judging by the reactions of people here in the streets they were not expecting guilty verdicts on every charge. which could weigh end up with a sentence of as much as 40 years even more in prison we're hearing a group of people right now marching down the street. in any case this was a verdict that h

or there's barack obama. and once you've done the outline of the face and the ears with obama, even before you completed it, people can tell what you're drawing, so it's a mystical thing. our facial recognition software in our brains is very acute and it's one of the things that caricatures can use to their advantage. >> it takes a little effort to be nonpartisan when you're doing things for the coasters and stuff. i mean my mistake and what i pay for at "politico" is to have an opinion and express it strongly and the same with ann and the same with cal and we have to dial that back which i also understand, it's not just that we don't want to unnecessarily royal people when they're coming in for a drink at the bar or something like that, but one of the nice things about the bar and frankly i've learned about the culture of washington is there's this lovely word that members of congress use called comedy where, comity, where you get along, you figure out how to get along with people you may disagree with the p

kennedy, and that comes out to about ten, to barack obama.ank said that he refused to go to the white house to meet with donald trump or have any part to do with that. i think that would qualify as a boycott. he had no problem with boycotting whatsoever when it came to civil rights issues or racial issues. >> you knew him well, we will definitely take your word for that. there's been a lot of corporate backlash. delta and coca-cola among these corporations that have condemned this voting bill that was signed into law with the delta ceo saying it was all based on a lie. but is this all too little, too late? should they have been more active in their opposition before the bill was becoming law? >> no question about that. i live here in the atlanta area and have for the last 35 years. it's never too late. and one of these things, all of these people are talking about, why are sports involved with this and why are you affecting all the businesses around cobb co county where i live. but if you look at the history of the civil rights movement, the

this is the former president barack obama. today a jury did the right thing, but true justice requires much more. michelle and i send our prayers to the floyd family and we stand with all those who are committed to guaranteeing every american the full measure of justice that george and so many others have been denied. that statement from the former president of the united states, barack obama. ben crump, the lead attorney for the floyd family has also put out a statement, saying that the vice president kamala harris has called the floyd family. i think we have a clip. watch this. >> hello? >> feeling better now. nothing is going to make it all better, but at least now there's some justice. >> right. >> you know, i think we're going to start to change now. >> yes. >> yes. >> we have to change it now. >> yes. >> it's incredible. you're an incredible family. i wish i was there to put my arms around you. we've been talking every second of this, the vice president and all of us. just we're all so relieved -- on all three. and it's

this from former president barack obama. he issued a statement along with his wife, me she'll obama. it includes the following -- michelle obama. it includes the following, quote, the jury in minneapolis did the right thing. host: that from former president barack obama. back for your phone calls. ty is joining us also in washington state. good evening. caller: good evening. how are you doing? host: good, how are you, sir? caller: i'm doing good. you know, i called in, i was grateful for the verdict today. it's so much of this going on right now. so widespread. for the past two years i moved to utah and the first time i really saw racism like that. they gave us a falsified eviction. which left me and my other two -- three children homeless for the past two years. my wife was pregnant at the time. what prompted me to leave is because they took her medical from her so she couldn't go to get medical treatment. we were living in motel rooms. so i was with hilton. on that i was with hilton for a while. i was playing the system be

21st century threats of terrorism and weapons of mass destruction then in an hour, we see president barack obama from february 2009 delivering his own first address to congress. okay, mr. speaker the president of the united states. and on the line you members of congress. i have the high privilege and the distinct honor of presenting to you the president of the united states. you very much. thank you very much. thank you mr. speaker. mr. speaker mr. vice president members of congress it's a great privilege to be here to outline a new budget. and a new approach for governor our great country i thank you for your invitation to speaker tonight. i know congress had to formally invite me. and it could have been a close vote. so mr. vice president, i appreciate you being here to break the tie. i want to thank so many of you who have accepted my invitation to come to the white house. to discuss important issues we're off to a good start. i will continue to meet with you and ask for your input. you have been kind. and candid and i thank you for making a new president. feel welcome. the last time i

decision that made it clear that joe biden was going to pursue national security leaks just like barack obama did and just like donald trump did after him you can see our full interview with john kerry aku on the latest edition of watching of the hawks which is online now at r.t. dot com. a connection between the astra zeneca covert vaccine and blood clots does exist says a senior official from the european medicines agency but its cause is yet to be defined meanwhile the agency itself isn't rushing to link the 2 as artie's devinsky explains. well this for the confusion. of the safety over astra zeneca 1st of all we had this indictment from an e m a european medicines agencies top official one of the top officials saying that in his opinion there was a link in association between the astra zeneca job and the rare form of blood clotting this is blood clotting in the brain mariya cover larry made accusations in an interview with an italian newspaper and those accusations have now gone the viral around the world this is what he had to say we're trying to give the precise picture of what is

decision that made it clear that joe biden was going to pursue national security leaks just like barack obama did and just like donald trump did after him. twitter has moved to correct reality once again this time the platform has targeted a once classified video showing alleged to us war crimes the account of a naughty america correspondent well suspended off the posting the footage with twitter agreeing to lift the ban only off the rachel blevins to me to the post that blevins told us the real issue is that those responsible have still not been held to account. they said that they were doing this because i violated their graphic content policy essentially because in that video you were watching civilians and journalists lose their lives and the context that they give behind that is to say that for the families of those victims that would be hard to watch that would be hard for that footage to be out there and to that extent they're correct about that i mean this is disturbing footage and yet at the same time it's also even more disturbing for those families to know that even though th

decision that made it clear that joe biden was going to pursue national security leaks just like barack obama did and just like donald trump did after him. as we carry out for monday's historic anniversary of the 1st human obit on the planet south and continues to battle coverage for you later in the program veteran space travelers tell us how hollywood to get space movies wrong to stay with them. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy on sunday should we let it be an arms race move this on all sides very dramatic development the only way i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical daryn time to sit down and talk. welcome back twitter has moved to correct reality once again this time the platform is targeted to once classified video showing alleged u.s. war crimes the accounts of an r.t.a. america correspondent was suspended after posting the footage with twitter agreeing to lift the ban only after rachel blevins deleted the post but blevins told us the real issues that those responsible have still not been held to

barack military confrontation or war between ukraine and russia starts i doubt that. the united states will send their service member their forces to assist chris or course they will be sanctions them as in russia isolating russia but for ukraine there will be disasters of course of course ukrainian army is not to be an army of 2014 but still be a member of their craft that everest of course the security of russian forces aren't. well if if because there may be accidents because i'm sure they have american advisors maybe still there or already there or maybe it will be if they're eve. direct military confrontation starts in this case i do not exclude the possibility that they will be barack through patient in the us russian forces and not get i can ask you something because there there are lots of speculations here in russia not asked you who are maybe behind this recent escalation of tensions whether it was the american idea or the ukrainian idea what's your take. well 1st of all i don't think that anything may happen in ukraine without the us consent especially espe