so instead they attacked bolton, and we are not joking, for unmasking.s secretary of state for arms control and international security, john bolton made a total of ten unmasking requests over a four year period. ten requests in four years. to give this some context, the u.n. ambassador susan rice made seven unmasking requests in less than two months just for michael flynn's name. god knows how many others she unmasked. we still don't know the answers to that. back in 2005, "the new york times" called any unmasking at all unusual and argue that john bolton should be disqualified because he had done it. meanwhile, the same man who unmasked michael flynn's name for political reasons had this to say about john bolton's crimes. >> i'm more concerned about the failure to receive information regarding mr. bohn's request for nsa information and to identify u.s. persons that he wanted to know and those intersects. >> tucker: it is just wrong what he did. unmasking an american citizen and a foreign surveillance transcript is just wrong, but biden had a solution in

that bolton call. trumps foreign policy so taking out flynn was was a key move for the neo liberals and the neo cons and the deep state as point one point number 2 is obama and let's not forget obama because if komi did this. i think obama knew or maybe even ordered in my opinion komi to do this because obama told trump to watch out for now why were 2 people exactly and joan ok exactly exactly ed now why did obama say that why did he want trump i think for one of 2 reasons and maybe both flynn wanted to get out of syria when actually exposed to syria to be honest he exposed that obama was funding isis al-qaeda and all these guys and the other reason is that flynn wanted to dismantle the iran deal he was in favor of it which was a which was a keystone to to obama's foreign policy so obama warns trouble about flint he what obama hated flip so there's a connection here there's no doubt a connection between what komi did and the obama presidency. and we have jeff sessions that recused themselves so basical

family the 2 hour video of a cabinet meeting was released as part of a probe into allegations the bolton are it was meddling in a criminal probe of his son the claim was made by a former justice minister shares your morrow he resigned last month because of what he called political interference from the president let's see what bolton r.-a says in the video the what all the information service as a sham a sham i'm not informed and you can't work back there it's difficult that's why i will interfere period it's not a threat it's not an extrapolation from our side it's the truth as i see it i gave the ministries for you with power to veto has it changed it has to change what i want is to govern brazil. when i lost america and it's on us in human joins us live now from the chilean capital of santiago to see what more do we know about this video and to what extent it may incriminate the president the video is a 2 hour long recording of the cabinet meeting in which said joe model the former justice minister who resigned almost a month ago because he refused to sack the chief of police the fede

on pablo foley s welcome to the show brazil's far right president john bolton out o. has lost his 2nd health minister in a month as he continues to downplay the dangers of the coronavirus nelson type show has stepped down after only a few weeks on the job giving no reason for his resignation also now though has been pushing to reopen the economy despite soaring deaths and new infections brazil is the epicenter of the pandemic in latin america almost $15000.00 people are now confirmed to have died from covert 19 though the crew death toll is likely to be much higher. now our reporter hang around me joins me in the studio with more details on the story high hunch when. do we have any indication as to why taj resigned. gave new reason absolutely no reason for his resignation at a press conference but we know that the 2 have been at odds those narrow opposes lockdown measures and he wants to get the economy up and running again very soon but it is a doctor and health care consultant and he wants to continue with the stay at home ashes so last week was narrow issued a decr

in jordan in doha with a quick reminder the top stories here on al-jazeera brazil's president jaya bolton are is rallying his supporters to back his call to end the lockdown despite 15000 coronavirus deaths more than all other latin american nations combined 230000 people are known to be infected in brazil but limit some testing experts say unlikely hiding the truth figure. we will change brazil's destiny even with this crisis affecting the entire world thanks so mr stein to the wonderful people here we are together brazil is ours. to run petit has been monitoring developments in brazil from neighboring colombia he says president bolton are is using the rallies to attack his opponents and fire up his base. somewhere between 20 to 30 percent of the electorate in brazil supports president both so now though they might be a minority but they are quite engaged in highly motivated in they have made it kind of a tradition now to come out twice a week in support of the president in brasilia these rallies usually and in front of the presidential palace where his supporters are greeted by the pres

protect his family the video of a cabinet meeting was released as part of a probe into allegations that bolton r.-o. was meddling in a criminal probe of his son the claim was made by the former justice minister said joe morell he resigned last month because of what he called political interference from the president john heilemann joins us live now from mexico city john so what more do we know about this video and to what extent it may incriminate the president. i think to tell the story you have to go all the way back to april which is when sergio moto the justice minister as you mentioned there and a bit of a star in the political establishment in brazil quit and he quit he said because the federal police chief have been replaced you also later added that president bush for not all had sought to replace the regional police chief of real de janeiro a real good tomato is where 2 of president but also not all sons are under investigation what sergio moto claimed is that the president was trying to replace those police chiefs to get in some more pliable that could feed him information and perhap

minister to protect his family the 2 hour video of the cabinet meeting was released amid claims that bolton are was meddling in a criminal investigation of his son the allegation was made by a former justice minister morrow he resigned last month because of what he called political interference in the president bolton r.-o. denies the accusations. i will not white for him to my entire family just for fun or a friend of mine because i can't change someone from the security because it belongs to the structure it will change if i can't change i would change his boss and if i can't change his boss out change the minister. latin american editor listen human has more. in that recording he speaks at length about his reasons for wanting to sack the chief of police and also the a top ranking policeman in rio de janeiro and he says something to the effect of if i can sack the rio de janeiro police when i tried to i couldn't i can't sack the the the federal he doesn't mention the word the federal police chief but he says his boss who it was the partner will believe chief. and if i can sack him his bos

protect his family the video of a cabinet meeting was released as part of a probe into allegations that bolton are was meddling in a criminal investigation of his son the president denies the accusations. all the information service is a sham a sham i'm not informed and you can't work like that it's difficult that's why i will interfere period it's not a threat it's not an extrapolation from our side it's the truth as i see it i gave the ministries for you with power to veto has it changed me or it has to change what i want is to govern brazil. a lot of american at a tennessean human has more. in that recording he speaks and length about his reasons for wanting to sack the chief of police and also the a top ranking policeman in rio de janeiro and he says something to the effect of if i can sack the rio de janeiro policeman i tried to i couldn't i can't sack the the the federal he doesn't mention the word the federal police chief but he says his boss who it was the point will believe chief. and if i can sack him his boss the minister the minister himself because i won't allow anybody and then h

bolton has been spying on rivals within the bureaucracy both inferior, and superior to him.beth: so you see that intramural fights, intramural political fights, joe biden said, and he called it spying. here's the thing, ag barr and ambassadors, also people like mark thyssen of "the washington post" said it is legal, totally legal for incoming official the like michael flynn to talk to foreign diplomats. he is incoming nsa. these send said in his column in watch poe, whoever leaked this michael. er 39 people got his name. they were not intelligence officials. they were political officials at treasury, at the justice department, at nato, at the energy department. when you saw that what was your reaction to the level of individuals getting his name unmasked? >> my reaction liz, was, this should be bipartisan consensus here. unfortunately i guess we won't have it but we should, look for rand paul to try to do something about this, this is the danger of counterintelligence when people with political motives act in order to damage political rivals, of a political administration of

in the white house but bolton is and remains when what is this mantra to dismantle all arms control because. all of us are more or less the same age on this channel i mean these were all harold is as well as breakthroughs and going down the path of nonproliferation these these were milestones need these were celebrated and now as time passes and bit cold war rivalry of the 20th century is moving further and further in the past people don't understand it nonpolitical issues if it is important now as it ever was what how do you explain i think one of the recent is happening is because the united states has become increasingly up in secure about its and military position and as a result it's lashing out and one of the ways it's lashing out she's going strong and mean these traces can i say the open sky street he was 1st proposed but the united states in the 19 fifties and then the i.m.f. treaty the respect that is based on proposals made by wrong break in the 1980 s. the a.b.m. treaty that was scrapped was based on proposals made by the united states in the 1960 s. so. all of these tra

>> reporter: free, and in the hands of bolton, rather fantastic.nstructed om flowerin petals, ball made of leaves, or cats with pine-cone tails. >> these are all-- i have like five or d swers of these leaves that have been pressed so i can use them over and over >> reporter: boltates her images on top of a black, velvet sheet, and then takes a photograph. right now she says she's not sure what she wants to do with all of the work, but at least during this time, our socially distanced te, she says she is keeping really busy. >> my son kept saying, "you can do this, you've got all this time." and i'm saying to him, it's no different from another day for . i mean, i've definitely stepped up making things, but whais different is that it's given me more focus. and actually more empathy. i mean, i hopit changes everybody for a long time. d i hope we-- we're able to stay isolated long enough to make it worthwhile. >> mitchell: that's all for this edition of "pbs newshour weekend." for the latest news updates visit pbs.org/newshour. i'm karina mitchell. ks

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>> deirdre bolton for us tonight.nk you. >>> a new headline tonight involving former president obama. heard in a leaked audio recording blasting the trump administration for its coronavirus response. he also took on the move by the justice department this week to dismiss the criminal case against michael flynn. here's abc's andrew dymburt. >> reporter: tonight, a rare rebuke from former president barack obama, condemning the white house for its, quote, anemic and spotty response to the coronavirus pandemic. >> it has been an absolute chaotic disaster. when that mindset of, "what's in it for me?" and "to heck with everybody else" -- when that mindset is operationalized in our government. >> reporter: during a call with thousands of former staffers and officials that was leaked, obama also taking aim at the justice department's unusual move to drop the criminal case against fired national security adviser michael flynn, who pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi. >> there is no precedent that anybody can find for someone wh

shortly thereafter refusing to fire the country's top policeman who is now leading the charge against bolton not all through an impeachable offense the president dismissed the recording saying he was talking about his son's personal security detail not about getting rid of top police officials in charge of sensitive investigations but it's no secret that also national has long wanted to control police in real when members of his family are under investigation but. for those who don't know rio has militias made up of the violent former security forces who control the slums protection money and operate like the mafia they're also interested in obtaining political power in the bolton our family especially eldest son flavio has very close ties to them we've presented the evidence. in the videotape motional also speaks and linked with p. diddy using foul language of the need to arm brazilians suggesting that governors and mayors who defy his handling of growing a virus poses a threat to brazil. why do i want brazilians to be armed because i don't want a dictatorship we can't hold back any more wh

resignation at the less than a month in the job now and follows his predecessor who had publicly criticized bolton there was decision to allow the reopening of gyms and beauty parlors brazil is a center of latin america's corona virus outbreak with close 215000 deaths it registered a record 15305 new cases on friday the highest in a day that took the total number of infections to over 218000 but the president is pushing state governors to ease lock downs and reopen. anomie john homan has more now from mexico city. where is a public why he had to step down but it's believed that he was against the president's wishes for widespread use of clora cain that's lanty malarial drug the president trump of the united states is also touted as you as useful before the u.s. food and drug administration president but also now those wishes to call james beauty parlors and headdress is essential services to be to remain open it's believed that the the now ex health minister was necessarily in agreement about that as well i suppose the big news here just to emphasize is not just what's happened today but the fact

what a crazy concept you have john bolton waving his hand and saying now i'm willing to come forwardobtain so we've gotten a lot, now it's really on the senate to just do your damn job and listen to witnesses. >> seth: if this goes the way, one might predict it goes, which is it's very short, then comes time to vote for witnesses democrats don't get the four votes they need and the president ultimately gets acquitted. will you look back and say that it ultimately was worth it because that was one of the questions that people were asking early on. look, you don't have the votes in the senate, why are you going through all this, was it worth it >> yes and i thought about that a lot and here's what we know about donald trump when you stand up to him, he's a coward, it turns out and he stops being corrupt [ cheers and applause and the best example, the best example -- the best example is what happened with ukraine, right? so he's holding back the money, he's saying, "i need you to investigate joe biden. the whistle-blower and dr. fiona hill and lieutenant colonel vindman, they come forwa

for a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera brazil's president jiah bolton r.-o. is rallying his supporters to back his call to end the lockdown that's despite 15000 coronavirus deaths in the country more than all other latin american nations combined. no but more and more they should read we will change brazil's just an even with this crisis affecting the entire world thanks to ministers thanks to the wonderful people here we are together brazil is ours. a new unity government has been formed in israel after 3 deadlocked elections prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his former rival partner turn partner benny gantz will take turns leading each serving for 18 months apiece afghanistan's president ashraf ghani has signed a power sharing agreement with his rival abdullah abdullah the 2 had been locked in a stalemate over last year's disputed election adela will now lead the council to peace talks and members of his team will form part of the cabinet the editor of a prominent egyptian online newspaper has been released on bail after outrage over her arrest the publ

bolton uses one of its outlets. your editorial policy is the kremlin's editorial policy.he kremlin's narrative. why don't you publish a piece that says harry porter is much more popular in latvia than mein kampf? but it's the true situation, it's the truth. can a country be simultaneously the grand spoiler and a great power? does modern russia even want the title superpower? this is my chance to ask the president. vladimir putin has just finished an event near the kremlin. it's a rare opportunity to get up close to the kremlin leader. bbc news. vladimir putin set out to restore russia's status as a global player. and everything seems to have been going according to plan. until now. suddenly the whole world has changed.

thomas and be a stars jason collins and their record of swimming legend 4 or figure skater brian bolton so no one in football do you buy that. let's take it back to justin fashion to a pioneer the 1st professional footballer to come out as page 17 he played in the english 1st division which is today's premier league foreign origin by the early eighty's he was a top young talent i just think it's. comparable to what is that atletico madrid today or frankly the young at barcelona every football fan knew fashion was a name in 1901 he signed for nottingham forest forest for among europe's elite after being crowned european champions twice in a row it's my the joy for the structure you're at and for the joy but also your forest on the figure of european football stages. in the summer of 1981 justin fashion who was the world's 3rd most expensive transfer he was the 1st black player to command a 1000000 pound transfer fee this sense similar shock waves throughout the football world has kept has moved to chelsea in 201818 1000000 euros for a goalie or to 87000000 paid by man united for harry ma

i said he's so bad that he stayed and did things that john bolton wouldn't do.ou look at the corruption or from the outside, what looks like the corruption of mike pompeo who was sort of viewed in the right-wing circles a rising star, he was donald trump's wingman and enabler for impeachment, things that from what we have seen from john bolton's book, john bolton refused to do, calling ukrainian president zelensky and saying, sit down with rudy and whatnot. what happened to him, steve schmidt in. >> i don't know what happened to him. although i can say it's been a story as old as history that power corrupts and so, you know, this is somebody at some point had idealism, he's a west point graduate, we don't lie, cheat, steal at west point as the motto goes, i can't explain why he lacks any sense of reck tuesday. something that hillary clinton didn't do when she was secretary of state. the republicans would have been screaming would have been able to hear it from mars if she did the stuff that pompeo's doing right now. again, it's unseemingly conduct. he's been a b

where the response to the corona virus has been complicated by a conflict between president jalal bolton narrows federal government and the state's regional leaders are enforcing block dollars against the wishes of the president the death toll from the disease is the highest in latin america on a wednesday the country confirmed more than 11000 new cases the large numbers of patients are overwhelming hospitals of undertakers a struggling to bury the many dead. undertakers from the public burial service and now start their day there on their way to pick up the body of a 41 year old man who is believed to have died of covert $1000.00 right now and they're working around the clock to provide burials for brazil's many disadvantaged people the family of the deceased man silva panicked when they found his body in the bathroom his brother is still in shock. or was diabetic he died after a short severe illness with symptoms of covert 19. yes condition worsened within 3 days passed away at 7 o'clock this morning commute where you what did he die of. suddenly he couldn't breathe anymore because. bu

enforcement officials the supreme court released the clip as part of a probe into allegations that bolton are trying to interfere in investigations of his son. firefighters in san francisco have been battling an early morning blaze in the popular fisherman's wharf tourist area thick smoke could go house on the waterfront no injuries have been reported the area has been evacuated. well muslims around the world over are preparing for a major festival but mocks an end of ramadan islam's holiest month but as the coronavirus pandemic rages on celebrations will look vastly different to the colorful scenes normally on show. filmed at this time last year this is what dhaka in bangladesh normally looks like in preparation for 8. now measures introduced to curb the coronavirus have left it unrecognizable in the normally we see many customers coming in ahead of aid but this year there are far fewer we've opened our shop for the last 4 days and sold nothing more than $400.00 reported deaths and $30000.00 and fictions prompted the country to extend its lockdown restrictions until the end of may. confi

where his supporters meet they all denies today a protest march it were some few protesters who met boltonare at this palace and then many of them demand their withdrawal of the leader of the parliament and the withdrawal of the leader of the supreme court and some few have demanded the military coup but that was a minority but critics say the overall situation in brazil is getting out of control in the report we just watched was pretty convincing but are there any signs that the government or both now is aware of that. he personally not the governess are they are asking for help and the situation is rich through the complicated in the north and states in the poorer states off brazil's north yama zone states already declared the call itself the health system and other states in the north as well are almost collapsing and i'm just so we are looking now to read an arrow and some power the biggest cities in brazil their doctors claim that. the situation the conditions in the hospitals are not good for them to work the number day number of death is about about 800 and we are waiting to see in

inability to replace law enforcement officials it was released as part of a probe into allegations that bolton i will try to interfere in federal police investigations into his sons. was put off. from my family or my friends to get screwed because i can't change someone from the security i tried to in rio de janeiro and i couldn't. the video from april was released friday as part of a criminal probe into allegations the president tried to interfere with brazil's federal police. so i will change them if you can't change them changes boss called changes boss change the minister you know that with. the minister in question said it was demanding changes in the top ranks of the federal police and its rio division which is investigating the president for alleged corruption the revelations come as brazil is hit hard by the coronavirus is poised to overtake russia as the 2nd most affected country in the world. has repeatedly dismissed the threat of the virus and he has been at loggerheads with governors who implemented lockdowns. of going together mostly because one is a blood it's all freedom that's

most people are criticizing bolton are for his attitude but there are also many who want to go back to work because they feel the social crisis coming and all in all i can say that most of the people there they were really angry about local and regional politicians because they blame them of corruption and corrupt methods so the people are really not in a good mood and it's becoming worse with every day the rights movie is a virgin fording tonight from rio de janeiro but he is thank you facebook has agreed to pay up $52000000.00 in a settlement brought by workers who developed post-traumatic stress disorder while moderating disturbing content of the social media company has not admitted calls in harm but it has agreed to provide counseling for content moderators more than 11000 workers are eligible to receive the compensation which could open the door to lawsuits against similar social media companies. this is a huge story you do that we use the public is here with more on that you know we've had those kinds of moderators here on the program before talking about how stressful the job w

brazilian president julia bolton all receives a court order to take over the 19 tests state governments accuse them of denying the badly threats of the virus. also when eating becomes a national duty belgium advises residents the study thing fries twice a week to save tons of potatoes as industries that are reeling from the pandemic. british police are preparing themselves for a summer crime wave once the country's lockdown is lifted that says thousands of young people face unemployment. and new evidence suggests the f.b.i. agents tried to describe a soft fraying the former u.s. national security advisor over alleged ties to radical.

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we are joined by alex bolton. alex bolton, why the senate and not the house? the house was supposed to return today. guest: that is right, but speaker nancy pelosi and the house majority leader changed their minds after getting advice from the attending physician, who

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heart of the impeachment his national security advisor, like his 35th national security advisor john boltony if he's subpoenaed. >> seth: right >> thas a really big deal given what we know about bolton's involvement in this thing. so that's still live, still president if you go by hisng the twitter feed, which i don't recommend you do [ light laughter ] so it's all still -- and by the way, iowa is in a month. >> seth: yep >> we've got the last -- or the next democratic debate happening within a week, except they might cancel it if it conflicts with the senate trial for the impeachment. the fight to replace donald trump in the white house -- in this democratic nominating process is the most consequential,ost interesting democratic primary of my lifeme it's like story number 16. >> seth: yeah. >> you know, in any given newspaper or on any given tv show so it's just -- there's a lot going on at once there is a lot to absorb >> seth: there's a lot going on in the minute and obviously you, like us, you're creating a show day to day but you also found time to write a book >> yeah. >> seth: a very

this factory in bolton makes the protective fabric needed to make specialist ppe gowns and masks.by the government in february. and in march, the company offered their services. i have personally written to government myself, written to mp5, and we have also written to public health england. at this stage, we have not really had a response. we filmed ten days after the company offered to help the uk, but they still had not heard back. this order is for the united states. currently, that line is running for about five to six days a week and the capacity is really at 80—90% and being bought by america. so potentially trump is buying this uk capacity. which, obviously we want to support the nhs if possible, but currently that's where this material is going. the factory is now finally providing materialfor the nhs through a private supplier. but in the missing weeks, it could have provided enough materialfor almost 300,000 gowns. the government has delivered just over 1.3 million gowns during the entire covid crisis. but the nhs needs hundreds of thousands of gowns a day. 0ur document