catherine belton, that is really interesting, thank you for taking the time to talk to us.n has criticised the eu's decision to impose export controls on vaccines produced within the bloc, saying such measures risked prolonging the pandemic. the military in myanmar has promised to abide by the country's constitution, two days after statements from the army commander and a military spokesman appeared to suggest the army was preparing a coup d'etat. the threat prompted international outcry from the un and more than a dozen embassies in the country. here's our south east asia correspondentjonathan head. after days of unnerving sabre rattling, myanmar�*s generals appear to have second thoughts. to have had second thoughts. in its most recent statement, the military explained the comments by the armed forces commander, general min aung hlaing, had been misunderstood. he had suggested that if the constitution was not being properly followed, in reference to the military�*s repeated complaints about irregularities in last november's election, it should be annulled. but the later s

. >> troy belton called me and texted me a day or so before and said, you have to check it out. and donald lacey will be there. he has been our guest. he said, i checked it out and i was moved by that. and how you have to meet this man. >> christopher smith was his name. you both cried about the loss about the terrible situation. >> in fact, i usually have the big picture of her that i take everywhere. they didn't show it in the shop. but before he came in the room, i was holding it up. when he walked in the room, that is the first thing you saw. and it was genuine. and even prior to may meeting him, he wrote a letter to me expressing his remorse for what happened and how much he loved my daughter loeshi and how he remembered her from elementary school and this and that. and he is out now and i'm hoping he stays on the right path. >> amen to that. >> we will talk more about that in the next segment and the whole nature of forgiveness which is powerful. >> i hope you have been with us. we will continue this in the next segment with donald lacey. >>> all the greats have talked abo

mike int's hear from belton, missouri. caller: good morning. i would like to say i am a lincoln project republican. i am ashamed of what my party is doing. takei am called a rino, i pride in that. i know i am doing the right thing. disappointed by people like your last guest, who want to go on and tell lies with no proof and the party of lincoln has become the party of trump. pot.epublican has gone to thank you for listening to my call. host: any response? there is a fight within the republican party for its future. it has come to the point where one part of the republican party seems to want to abide by the basic principles of electoral competition, paying back -- playing by the rules and recognizing when the other side wins, they have a turn of government. americanair play, the way for centuries. , in that phonemp accepthat he will not defeat and he tries to create this alternative narrative he won when that is not true. there are members of congress who seem to be going along with this untrue narrative. it is inconsistent with the idea of ta

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earlier i spoke to catherine belton a special correspondent for reuters and author of putin's people.his mansion... it's very important because alexei navalny did a tremendousjob in releasing this video two weeks ago now which has now had more than 100 million views. he really produced this wonderful video which shows how this palace has kind of been owned by putin for many years. and in fact there was a whistle—blower who first appeared in 2011 who described a scheme how money had been siphoned from a fund for donations for medical equipment and this had been siphoned towards the building of putin's palace and navalny really kind of produced this video which really showed the extent of the president's lavish wealth. this has really struck a nerve with the kremlin and it's struck a nerve with the russian population because putin has always pretended that he is the sort of leader of russia who is all about restoring russia's greatness. we have never seen inside these types of mansions before in his palace and navalny was able to get hold of interior plan of the palace where you could s

across the globe with respect to the belton wrote initiative. -- belt and wrote initiative.can you talk about the threat that is posed by the p.r.c. and also, in the region and what do you see are some of the solutions to stop that and particularly, looking at private sector investments with the development finance corporation? rep. engel: is there someone you want to direct the question two? rep. mccaul: starting with secretary albright. ms. albright: thank you very much. i do think that i am very concerned exactly about the same things you are. the russians wanted to have a very direct relationship with serbia for a long time. a lot of the history even toward the -- time had to do with that relationship. partially the russians are practicing in serbia the things that they are doing in other parts of central and eastern europe which is operating to undermine democracy there than separate the countries from being a part of the west. they are using the tactics of a kgb agent. that is what we are dealing with. themselvesthey see as having a natural partnership with the obs in

mike int's hear from belton, missouri. caller: good morning. like to say i am a lincoln project republican. i am ashamed of what my party is doing. takei am called a rino, i pride in that. i know i am doing the right thing. disappointed by people like your last guest, who want to go on and tell lies with no proof and the party of lincoln has become the party of trump. pot.epublican has gone to thank you for listening to my call. host: any response? there is a fight within the republican party for its future. it has come to the point where one part of the republican party seems to want to abide by the basic principles of electoral competition, paying back -- playing by the rules and recognizing when the other side wins, they have a turn of government. americanair play, the way for centuries. , in that phonemp accepthat he will not defeat and he tries to create this alternative narrative he won when that is not true. there are members of congress who seem to be going along with this untrue narrative. it is inconsistent with the idea of taking tur