much less the assassination of president assad by the united states never even discussed the book is total fiction. washington believes bashar al assad committed crimes against his own nation specifically claims he is responsible for conducting at least 3 chemical attacks during operations against islamic state let's go through them the 2013 attack which the u.s. claims left nearly 1500 did the 2017 koon sarin gas attack which play in the lives of more than 80 people on the april 28th attack which was the pretext for the u.s. britain and france to conduct strikes on syrian military bases both syria and its military ally russia always denied any involvement in the gas attacks. let's go live now to danielle make albums danielle is executive director of the ron paul in shoot good to see you danielle after i write denying it earlier donald trump as no 2 years later acknowledged he had the intention of killing bashar al assad your thoughts on the admission and perhaps the timing as well why admit it do you think. well i think i'm close to a times president trying to show some very bad judgment if we see what he's saying now is tr

president donald trump confirms he put a target on the back of syrian president bashar al assad but the assassination didn't go ahead in the end because of his former defense secretary. good morning from russia live from artie's world news headquarters here in moscow but i was kevin owen here with a wednesday morning round for the next half hour you can stay with me top stories in the smalling moscow's top diplomat has urged berlin to stop politicizing the alleged poisoning of alexina valmy foreign minister sergei lavrov was speaking with his german counterpart is cool certainly wasn't heated though in the european parliament where i mean please point the finger at russia spiegel been happening overnight on the trunk is in central moscow morning what else came out of these talks between the russian and german foreign ministers bring us up to speed this morning. good morning kevin well this wasn't a face to face to face meeting but a phone call at least better than nothing originally the plan was that the 2 top diplomats were going to meet in germany but then. found out that decided to c

he put a target on the back of syrian president bashar al assad but there's isolation didn't go ahead because of his former defense secretary. live from moscow thanks for joining us today on r.t. international welcome to the program. top diplomat has urged him to stop politicizing the alleged poisoning over the. foreign minister speaking with his german counterparts his call certainly wasn't he that in the european parliament though where he's pointed the finger at russia. picks up the story. well at least a phone conversation between the 2 ministers is better than nothing because at one point the talks got canceled altogether when the surrogate chose not to fly to berlin after the russian side realized that high cost decided to cut down the planned time for their conversation to one and a half hours an update on the russian foreign ministry website shows that the chat wasn't easy at all so here are moscow's key points russian officials are and will be open to all 'd kinds of cooperation with germany and european countries on this very difficult incident that of alexei no volley now r

want to do it such as the assassination of president assad by the united states never even discussed the book is total fiction washington says bashar al assad committed crimes against his own nation including multiple alleged chemical attacks with syria and its military ally russia have always denied any involvement done to mcadams the executive director at the wrong paul institute says trump flippant admission now could have dangerous consequences. that is made early in 2018 that the u.s. had no evidence that assad was the heinz either the attack or the cain she couldn't act attacked in syria in a fact or only source of evidence were the white helmet who were basically working with al-qaeda in syria so we're going to believe al qaeda over russia and assad who are busy trying to fight al qaida but there's a real danger in this that is sort of a lawless and this for a long time frowned upon even though the cia has done its its best to do assassinations but as legally and officially frowned on the idea of assassinating foreign leaders the assassination of solo money of course in iran was a huge exception it hasn't gone very well for

want to do it such as the assassination of president assad by the united states never even discussed the book is total fiction washington believes bashar al assad committed crimes against his own nation specifically it claims he is responsible for conducting at least 3 chemical attacks during the operations against islamic state they are the 2013 it due to strike which the u.s. claims left nearly $1500.00 dead the 27000 can shaken sarin gas attack which claimed the lives of more than 80 people and in april 28th duma which was the pretext for the u.s. britain and france to conduct a airstrikes on syrian military bases both syria and its military ally russia have always denied any involvement in the gas attacks. executive director of the ron paul institute daniel mcadams believes the tough guy approach from trump is only pushing the u.s. military and officials at risk. burgess admitted early in $28000.00 that the u.s. had no evidence that assad would be higher in either the attack or the cain security attack in syria and in fact her only source of evidence were the white helmets who were basically working without in syria so we're going

the assassination of president assad by the united states never even discussed the book is total fiction washington believes bashar al assad committed crimes against his own nation specifically it claims he's responsible for conducting at least 3 chemical attacks said during operations against islamic state. they are the 2013 strike which the u.s. planes left nearly 1500 dead the 27 dean can she crooned sarin gas attack which is in the lives of more than 80 people on april 28th in duma which was a pretext for the u.s. britain and france to conduct air strikes and syrian military bases both syria and its military ally russia have always denied any involvement in a gas attack. like zech director at the wrong pole in shoot down will make adams told me earlier that the tough guy approach from trump is only putting the u.s. military and officials at risk. now this is made early in 2018 that the u.s. had no evidence that its thought was behind either the attack or the cane she couldn't act attack in syria and in fact or only source of evidence were the white helmet who were basically working with al-qaeda in syria who a

minister at the same time death to say that an islamist militia was doing a great job against bashar assad in syria. i think that france must stop their lining self with the american imperious policy of destruction of the arab world for us must find allies a re find allies in the arab world's. possible but in any case if this does not mean exacerbating the conflict of civilizations and france must risk over its great. policy of the past which constituted a counter alliance against its close neighbors following the example of the concert alliance it had to men taint with russia to protect itself in the past against germany a country does not choose its surgical politics and i think that frost cannot afford the luxury of both phobia and russian phobia it's too much it is simply contrary to our interests. we've been speaking with french publisher and journalist i maybe can thank you for your time and your comments. again countries are struggling to come up with a common approach to travel restrictions currently different european states are using different strategies to battle the spread of c

us president donald trump confirms he puts a target on the back of syrian president bashar al assad with the assassination didn't go ahead because of the defense secretary the story coming up. hello there good morning to live from russia from artie's age cuvier moscow is kevin owen at the helm this hour with the wednesday morning round up who could stick around for the next half hour or so the take it through those stories moscow's top diplomat has urged berlin to stop politicizing the alleged poisoning of alexina valmy foreign minister sergei lavrov are speaking with his german counterpart is call certainly wasn't heated in the european parliament though or in the piece pointed the finger at russia going to be the ones to smalling people trunk is in central moscow morning so what else came out of the talks between the russian of the german foreign ministers then bring us up to speed when you. come and good morning to you and everyone who's watching well this wasn't a face to face meeting but at least a phone conversation better than nothing because the 2 ministers were originally going

donald trump confirms he wanted the syrian president bashar al assad in his crosshairs but the assassination didn't go ahead because of his former defense secretary. live from moscow. this wherever you are today welcome to the program. has called on moscow to clarify how a military grade nerve agent was reportedly used on russian soil far into the case of opposition activists the likes of only russia and the worse the stop politicising his condition in a message relayed by the country's top diplomat to his german counterpart all the details here. well at least a phone conversation between the 2 ministers is better than nothing because at one point the talks got canceled altogether when the surrogate chose not to fly to berlin after the russian side realized that high cost decided to cut down the planned time for their conversation to one and a half hours an update on the russian foreign ministry website shows that the chat wasn't easy at all so here are moscow's key points russian officials are and will be open to all 'd kinds of cooperation with germany and european countries on this very d

president donald trump confirms he put a target on the back of the syrian president bashar al assad the assassination didn't go ahead though he says because of his former defense secretary. bring you this morning so thanks for choosing out international live from moscow and i world news h.q. here my name is kevin owen here with a wednesday morning round up 1st moscow's top diplomat serge berlin to stop politicizing the alleged poisoning of alexis novelli foreign minister sergei lavrov for speaking with his german counterpart this call certainly wasn't heated in the european parliament though it seems where i mean peas pointed the finger squarely at russia. picks up the story. well at least a phone conversation between the 2 ministers is better than nothing because at one point the talks got canceled altogether when. chose not to fly to berlin after the russian side realized that high cost decided to cut down the planned time for their conversation to $1.00 and a half hours an update on the russian foreign ministry website shows that the chat wasn't easy at all so here are moscow's key p

donald trump has confirmed he wanted to assassinate syrian president bashar assad but despite 2 years of flat out denials the option was even discussed in a new interview the us president confirmed to the killing attempt it would have happened if it wasn't for our position from his former defense secretary jim mattis is it true that after assad guess children for the 2nd time that it was you the ones that take out a side that you had a good side on and i would rather rather get him out rather brought him out as didn't want to do it such as the assassination of president assad by the united states never even discussed the book is total fiction washington believes bash other side committed crimes against his own nation specifically and claims he is responsible for conducting at least 3 chemical attacks during the operations against islamic state they are the 2013 guta strike which the us claims left nearly 1500 dead the 27000 consequence sarin gas attack which claimed the lives of more than 80 people and in april 28th in dumas which was the pretext for the us britain and france to condu

that you asked for examples i gave you so let's talk if we may about your support for the assad government bashar al assad in syria despite its shocking disregard for human life especially civilians you could hardly claim of what they've been doing or don't you the party of god have anything to say about policies of rape torture and extermination. forces have been carrying out you've got no principles no red lines as far as that sort of behavior is concerned. let me ask you about the western media about your government of the western governments of the united states governments and what they did to the israelis who crush the people every day who are killed by palestine and who by parts of lebanon who by parts of the golan heights and who continue to occupy also they want the next part of jordan not parts of of other places i mean if we ask those questions in other programs i'm talking to you and i as vala i'm talking to you about hezbollah because you represent hezbollah and i'm asked why you sign on to why you support hezbollah regime in syria will the faeries out extermination policies towards

back in 2018, we were told we need to intervene in syria immediately because bashar al-assad had usedhemical weapons against his own people. every channel told you that. this show noted correctly that there wasn't actually any evidence that had happened,ed despite what they were telling you. there was a lot of lying going on and that has never been proven despite what they say, but the left didn't even ask questions. they swallowed the whole things whole the first day, watch the hysterics on it on msnbc. >> if vladimir putin masterminded the last week in syria, he has gotten everything he could have asked for. through a small chemical attack, nothing like the big ones in the past, and then donald trump canh fire some missiles at syria that will do no real damage, then the american news media will change the subject from russian influence in the trump campaign and the trump transition and the trump white house. it's perfect. will do no real damage, then the >> tucker: oh, it's perfect! this is lunacy. who cares how much of syria vladimir putin controls? good luck with that. of rational

that you asked for examples i gave you so let's talk if we my about your support for the assad government bashar al assad in syria despite its shocking disregard for human life especially civilians you could hardly claim ignorance of what they've been doing don't you the party of god have anything to say about policies of rape torture and extermination. forces have been carrying out you've got no principles no red lines as far as that sort of behavior is concerned. let me ask you about the western media about your government of the western governments of the united states governments and what they did to the israelis who crushed the people every day by palestine and who by parts of lebanon who by parts of the golan heights and who continue to occupy also they want to annex part of jordan parts of of other places i mean if we are those residents in other programs i'm talking to you are not hezbollah i'm talking to you about hezbollah because you represent hezbollah and i'm asked why you are silent why you support hezbollah regime in syria the faeries out extermination policies towards its own peo

against it you asked for examples i gave you so let's talk if we about your support for the assad government bashar al assad in syria despite its shocking disregard for human life especially civilians you could hardly claim ignorance of what they've been doing or don't you the party of god have anything to say about policies of rape torture and extermination. on his forces have been carrying out you've got no principles no red lines as far as that sort of behavior is concerned. let me ask you about the western media about your government of the western governments of the united states governments and what they did to the israelis who crush the people every day who are star and who buy parts of lebanon who buy parts of the golan heights and who continue to occupy also they want to annex part of jordan parts of of other places i mean if we ask those questions in other programs i'm talking to you or not hezbollah i'm talking to you about hezbollah because you represent hezbollah and i'm asked why you are silent why you support hezbollah regime in syria will the faeries out extermination policies towar

that you asked for examples i gave you so let's talk if we may about your support for the assad government bashar al assad in syria despite its shocking disregard for human life especially civilians you could hardly claim of what they've been doing or don't you the party of god have anything to say about policies of rape torture and extermination. on his forces have been carrying out you've got no principles no red lines as far as that sort of behavior is concerned. let me ask you about the western media about your government of the western governments of the united states governments and what they did to the israelis who crush the people every day who are bipolar star and who by parts of lebanon who by parts of the golan heights and who continue to occupy also they want to annex part of jordan parts of of other places i mean if we ask those questions in other programs i'm talking to you or not as i'm talking to you about hezbollah because you represent hezbollah and i'm asked why you are silent why you support hezbollah regime in syria that the faeries out extermination policies towards it some

is calling for international help to rebuild syria's economy after he held talks with president bashar assad take a look at sergei lavrov that's his 1st visit to damascus in more than 8 years as it says he's keen to boost trade ties with moscow his closest ally in the face of new crippling economic sanctions by the u.s. an inquiry into the 27000 bombing of a concert in the broader city of manchester has wrapped up for the day 22 people were killed when an attacker detonated his explosives at a concert by singer ariana grande day the inquiry will examine possible security failings in the lead up to that attack family members of victims and survivors will also make statements last month the bombers brother was jailed for life for his role in planning that attack paul brennan is just outside the manchester court with an optics well there's certainly a high level of expectation from the relatives that they will get answers to exactly what happened in that bomb attack and the lead up to it there are some concerns that the security services will be able to give evidence from behind closed doors. t

is calling for international help to rebuild syria's economy after he held talks with president bashar assadhis circle of rob's 1st visit to damascus and more than 8 years said he's keen to boost trade ties with moscow his closest allies in the face of new crippling economic sanctions by the u.s. . a leading retail pharmacy in south africa has been forced to close some of its stores after accusations of a racist advertisement klicks pharmacy is under fire for posting an ad on its website the described black hair as dull dry and damaged while calling white hair find normal and flat it since apologized and pulled down the images but supporters of the economic freedom fighters party want the retail chain to shut down for 5 days we are yet. south africa. if you want peace you don't want problems. on friday then not be a problem with us if you don't want to close our shops. won't include black people. from the millers in johannesburg and says race relations are still very tense in south africa. those protests that we saw outside several clicks stores across south africa did force some of them at

against it you asked for examples i gave you so let's talk if we may about your support for the assad government bashar al assad in syria despite its shocking disregard for human life especially civilians you can hardly claim ignorance of what they've been doing or don't you the party of god have anything to say about policies of rape torture and extermination that. his forces have been carrying out you've got no principles no red lines as far as that sort of behavior is concerned. let me ask you about the western media about your government of the western governments of the united states governments and what they did to the israelis who crush the people every day who bipolar star and who by parts of lebanon who by parts of the golan heights and who continue to occupy also they want to annex part of jordan parts of of other places i mean if we ask those questions in other programs i'm talking to you or not as i'm talking to you about hezbollah because you represent hezbollah and i'm asked why you are silent why you support hezbollah regime in syria when the faeries out extermination policies towards it

capable of overthrowing bashar al assad nothing to do with the terrorists under each program come bettors and documents supposedly describing how they planned to do the job fascinating stuff there from military training camps to diagrams outlining the structure of the desired post assad government plus you'll be amazed by the extent of the alleged p.r. effort check out this bitch there is now an urgent need to provide a counterbalance to the regime's narrative to build trust and confidence in the supreme military council and the free syrian army within syria and among the international community remember how at one point in the civil war the anti a sad f.s.a. clearly won the media attention pedestal the bike is trying to free syria from the grip of. soldiers pledged to defend the syrian people against the assad regime are poorly armed exhausted but embattled some of these men have spent more than a year on the run from the syrian regime sophisticated and ruthless security forces we cannot say if that was somehow thanks to what the bidders were up to but a number of projects claim to have

offensive into neighboring syria but failed to achieve their ultimate objective ousting dictator bashar al assad in favor of a radical muslim government. turkish soldiers have also been involved in libya's internal fighting on the side of the government. but anticipated deals on natural gas deliveries from president. bush have yet to materialize. this may have prompted turkish president to want to refocus his foreign policy efforts on the eastern mediterranean and its potentially fast natural gas reserves. had once been building up turkey's armed forces didn't know who swore ships and jet fighters have been encroaching on the territorial waters of neighboring countries as a recent example the turkish vessel was spotted searching for gas in a disputed area of southwestern cyprus. the other one has also used arms deals with russia to turn up the political pressure on nato and he's threatened to let thousands of syrian refugees pass through to europe. what does everyone hope to achieve with his aggressive foreign policy. let me put that question straight away to yes i mean what does the one hope to

mosques hospitals schools asking them and and control centers are of course when syrian president bashar al assad's boards these command and control centers in so human uteri and outreach you know when asa wants them it's an atrocity it went to court u.s. led coalition warps you know other hospitals and. schools it's just an accident it's just bad luck if they kill civilians and it was make it a mistake oh it was directly in the o.r. he said it's not for you ok ambassador to syria it's not some lane and they did us that it in marcus the interesting thing for me here is that in the trunk a it either he's an able or unwilling to get the right people around him don't have american troops withdraw from syria when the then the people that want to promote this intervention there if indeed they did this want to be the decision maker there waiting for the pieces on the board to get into a certain situation where they can impose their will that's the only understood other than obviously not allowing syria to build and that's just out of spite because that hurts the civilian population but. there is no real

horse bittles schools asking the mandan control centers are of course when syrian president bashar al assad's bomb these command and control centers in so human uteri and outreach you know when asa wants them it's an atrocity it went to court u.s. led coalition warps you know the force but those and and and schools it's just an accident it's just bad luck if they kill civilians and it was make it. directs him in iowa he says it is not for you ok ambassador to syria it's not some lane and telling us that it in mark is the interesting thing for me here is that in the. trocaire it either he's on able or unwilling to get the right people around him don't have american troops withdraw from syria when he then the people that want to promote this intervention there if indeed they need this want to be the decision maker they're waiting for the pieces on the board to get it was a certain situation where they can impose their will that's the only understood other than obviously not allowing syria to build and that's just that's right because that hurts they the civilian population but. there is no real