ambassador john bolton, also the author of "the room where it happened." for joining us again. you're seeing the big lie is already tainting the electoral process for the upcoming midterms and the 2024 presidential election. if so many people mistrust the results of an election, how do we preserve this democratic republic? >> well, i think it is important to have people have confidence in elections. and i must say, the polling i've done asking people, particularly republicans and republican voting independents, do you think your vote will be fairly counted in the next election, overwhelming majority say yes. so i think as time goes by, there's a process under way by which people adopt an understanding that in fact trump lost in 2020. there's still a lot of people that don't believe it, i acknowledge that. i think it's the responsibility especially of republicans to clean that up. but i also think it's very important for faith in democracy not to exaggerate the extent to which people still believe in the big lie. >> but, i mean, just to be clear, this is a

kennedy: do you agree with john bolton? the un like john bolton, we don't see eye to eye on much, even reasons for hating the rent but here he's all in. got to admit the pakistani government is not the epidemic of stability but if they were to fall in any militants proper hands on pakistan's nukes, it would be afghan, it would be the pakistan taliban when america has troops in afghanistan or not wouldn't make a difference there. in fact, when barack obama launched a drone war against al qaeda pakistan in 2009, there were only about 20 -- 30 al qaeda guys (including but not according to the former cia officer, john kerry but in launching the drone work, they took al qaeda the local pakistani taliban according to rate pakistani journalist in the into radicalizing the pakistani taliban making them much worse and probably making them a greater danger to pakistan and they gave rise to isis k is a caller in afghanistan were refugees from the drone war in pakistan flecked to the afghan side and prayed at that problem the. kennedy:

the world responds with great would criticism focused on newly elected far right. president, julia bolton. i don't know why i thought there, hey, we know today was not happened by chance. he was, plan, fostered and executed by the boss on how to govern. this is a true o officer. bolton arrows, election, preserves environmental agency, have the budget slashed? he's economic policies are focused on developing the economy inside the amazon rain forest. i leave work but albums investigation and a big problem. lack of implementation of brazil's forest laws. what did happen? the company looks to the fine fund, 2 or 3000000. if i a use good liars, i can the state ears in the years and years without bay from 1980 to 2019 penalties. book cutting trees down in protected areas. total. $17000000000.00 us dollars less than 4 percent of these fines were collected. corruption and the inability to collect fines have encourage more violators to set up shop inside the amazon. there's lots of people working with the people from illegal loading. the people from your business. there is a people linking to ill

yvonne: that was john bolton, former security advisor, speaking with bloomberg earlier.d a pretty busy day. we have the aussie gdp numbers of the second quarter showing how strong the momentum was in the recovery of the economy just before the outbreak we saw in new south wales. i guess it is a good sign that perhaps may be the whole tapering debate could still be something they are thinking of right now. but the third quarter will still be a question mark. david: to your point, it does underscore the momentum behind going into the lockdown. in a lot of ways, it justifies the rba's stands in not wanting to head into the taper process. numbers still coming in above estimates. we got a revision upwards for the first quarter numbers. it also guides into this hot housing market in australia. yvonne: heart property market, 11 straight months we have seen records? so it is looking pretty good there at the moment according to the data we got today. let's do a quick check of the headlines. china evergrande says it risks default if its efforts to raise cash for short as it explor

john bolton, thank you very much. appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >>> we turn from the chaos of the trump white house. look, politics is dirty. john bolton is right. ambition can often come first. but, look, this time in our life is going to be remembered, all right? politicians are loose with the truth. not like trump and his crew. people play dirty. not like what you're seeing right now with milley, okay? they had to know or had reason to know that they were chasing him for going rogue when they had reason to know at least that he didn't go rogue. and you're going to have a guy who was a sitting secretary of state say, oh, yeah, this is bad, you got to look at it? think about what that means. the arrogance that he had to know what was going to come out that he was told, and he played milley that way anyway? that's who we are now? the trump white house is one thing. president biden is now there and he's got problems, especially with his economic agenda. afghanistan is in the rear view mirror. that's not going

the again, i spoke to people like john bolton and they're really, really worried. i can't overestimate that about where relations are going right now between the united states and its traditional allies. global affairs analyst, michael both are you speaking to us from new york city, michael? always good to talk to you. thank you. thank you. now thousands of professors in argentina have been marching in the capital, been as iris, demanding jobs and an increase in social aid. there is anger of a rising poverty and high inflation. the government of president alberta for none this has been blamed for failing to deliver on promises to improve living standards . it suffered a heavy defeat in sundays, made the term prime reelection traceable, has more now from what a virus well, there's thousands and thousands of people that have come to the center of what site is, where the ministry of social development is located there. marching for jobs, their margin for more government system, many of the people are coming from some of when a site is poor as terry. as most of the one

we're joined by the former trump national security adviser john bolton.hor of the book "the room where it happened, a white house memoir." ambassador, thank you so much for coming in. what do you make of general milley's saying he wasn't qualified to determine former president trump's mental health? you worked in the trump white house. you worked with trump for long time. is that something that officials like you and others actually had to grapple with? >> well, i didn't think trump was fit to be president. i have explained the reasons why in the book. and i think others could see the same issue. but i think for milley, with all due respect, i think what he did and the controversy surrounding it is kind of overwrought. i think it's actually very undramatic. the book says that, and milley said today, that he was reading intelligence that the chinese were worried that in this confusion and so on they would be subject to a wag the dog military attack or at least that was possible. now, i have to say, quite apart from donald trump's state of mind, if the stat

john bolton is "outfront" now, former security adviser to president trump.cause i know that you have come to milley's defense amid accusations that he overstepped his authority. tell me why do you support what general milley did? >> well, i know general milley. i have faith in him and his professionalism. of course, 99.9% of the people commenting on this book, i haven't read it yet, we're relying on press reports. so i take it at the outset with a certain amount of salt. but let's tyklook at what the b does say that prompted milley with mark esper, according to other press reports, to approach the chinese in the first instance. the book says that he had intelligence that the chinese were concerned that the situation in the united states might put them in danger, might lead to a wag the dog attack. leaving trump out, if senior decision makers see that kind of intelligence, they recognize that there's a possibility of chinese miscalculation. so the notion of communicating to the chinese in that circumstance, or the russians or other potential adversaries, is j

okay, well let's bring in our henry bolton a former leader of the u. k. independence party to talk more about this. a good evening to henry g. think mr. rob would have to resign over this? good evening. no, i don't. i don't think his position is at all insecure and if anything is approach to this has been symptomatic of the approach of most of the british cabinet up across a whole range of policy areas and across all departments. i mean, it's come under a lot of criticism. no, hasn't. i mean, it's been a case of passing the buck in terms of, you know, blaming a failure intelligence for, for not seeing the rise in the rapid advance of the taliban is being forced to defend the time that he was away on holiday while it was happening surely that puts an awful lot of pressure on him. many people at the moment are calling for his resignation, calling for his resignation. but we've got a prime minister in johnson who has a record of standing stone tree by his cabinet ministers when they're under pressure. pretty well enough in the home office, the interior mi

john bolton's book, john bolton, the conservative john bolton who saw trump up close and personal said in the context of his kind of both of law enforcement and abuse of diplomatic power, he basically said that trump seemed to commit obstruction of justice as a way of life. another example on the last one, i'll use of course, is the pardon power where trump used the pardon power promiscuously and not in obvious ways illegally, but abusively. there's never been a president, no president has come close to using the pardon power in self-serving ways to help friends to pursue a political agenda, to help himself in the way that trump did. some presidents had done some of that in the past, but that was exceptional. trump made it into the rule. so, these were all what i would call, what bob and i would call serious abuses of power. amazingly, they're not necessarily illegal. some of these things might have been illegal, it's not clear, but most of these abuses of power and most of trump's other abuses of power were for various reasons not law-- and norm vie violative. norms are behaviors for

john bolton has been wrong about the middle east at every turn.is day he insists the invasion of iraq was a success and if you're curious for his thoughts about pulling out of warzones, here's what he had to say about how he would have handled things differently in iraq on british television in 2007 >> there are two questions analytically here. the first question, whether it was right to overthrow saddam hussein and the answer to that still seems to be unquestionably yes the second question, what to do after that what i would have done differently is much earlier, much sooner after the overthrow, giving it back to the iraqis and i'll exaggerate for effect here, but given them a copy of the federalist papers and said, "good luck." >> seth: that speaks to the hubris of american imperialism, that we can just force countries to change by invading them and it will work as long as they're willing to take a.p. history also, who cares about the federalist papers? if you're setting up a government, why not read something more useful? "well, we're out skim

i came to bolton — hands—on experience. i came to bolton for— hands—on experience.revious years. gm. are doing motorsport technology so it is important you are able to come in here and do that.— in here and do that. yes, we have uuite a in here and do that. yes, we have quite a few— in here and do that. yes, we have quite a few workshops _ in here and do that. yes, we have quite a few workshops with - in here and do that. yes, we have quite a few workshops with cars i in here and do that. yes, we have l quite a few workshops with cars we are working — quite a few workshops with cars we are working on at the moment so i am really— are working on at the moment so i am really looking forward to that rather — really looking forward to that rather than just getting spoken to, i can actually do something and perform — i can actually do something and perform it— i can actually do something and perform it myself.— i can actually do something and perform it myself. freshers' week is about the social _ perform it myself. freshers' week is about the social side, _ perform it m

at the university of bolton, all lectures are on campus.ures we've still got in place. of course, they can still stream. so, if somebody did have to isolate or have to be away from university, because there are clinically vulnerable people who don't want to attend, then they can stream it themselves if they want to. covid has had a huge impact on many aspects of student life. here in bolton, the university is offering financial support for international students. a lot of students who are on the red list countries, for all of them, the university's paying the quarantine charges, so i think that's a big relief for them when they come. freshers' week marks the start of university life, a chance to enjoy new friendships and freedom. with the disruption of the past 18 months, it will also feel like a fresh start for many returning back to university. elaine dunkley, bbc news. france's defence minister has pulled out of talks with her british counterpart amid a row over a new security deal between the uk, us and australia. paris is angry after a

i have more respect for michael bolton than metallica. michael bolton. >> the black album was a really louzy album which had some of the lousiest songs. don't buy any songs from this ban. they are louzy. metallica sucks. metallica sucks. metallica sucks. metallica sucks. metallica sucks. metallica sucks. metallica are junk. >> you left out one of the metallica sucks. >> the one with the period. metallica sucks. >> disaster. would rather see them be broke and penniless on welfare than see them as they are today. this is a nightmare. all i can say is it's sad, pathetic. what the [ bleep ] are we doing this? hey, jimmy, here's your phone back. >> i'll do the last one. lars ruins this band. see headline. happy friday. ♪ >> i'm just happy i got my phone back. >> did you think of it? >> i forgot. maybe in commercials. >> yeah. maybe on monday. >> monday will be better. we got a great show tonight. metallica is here. kirby howell-baptiste. and we'll be back with kristen bell. (brother) hi sis! (sister) you're late! (brother) fashionably late. (s

felicia bolton takes a look at the situation unfolding in alabama in particular to give us an idea on what of the rest of the country could be facing. >> a cardiac event. cent rate ammonia and his family searching for care. but with hospitals in alabama push to capacity. they say they were constantly turned away after contacting 43 hospitals in 3 different states. a bed was located across state lines and meridian mississippi. >> by the time the 73 year-old reach rush foundation hospital. it was too late. his family says he died of cardiac arrest just days before his birthday. his family posted on his online memorial quote, in honor of ray, please get vaccinated if you have not any effort to free up resources for non covid related emergencies. i can't predict what's going to happen tomorrow. but. >> we're certainly not trending in the right direction. deputy director of alabama hospital association dane hauer says. >> the state is in a dire place. the covid-19 surge began in mid august and has now reached its highest point ever during the pandemic, although hospitals do have the capabi

that was felicia bolton reporting after being dropped by go daddy. the whistleblower site was picked up by rival hosting site. >> epic which hosts many controversial web pages. governor abbott also signed a sweeping overhaul to the state's election system today the new law bans ballot drop boxes limit see hours. polling places can be open and prohibits counties from opening 24 hour, drive-thru polling places also gives more power to poll watchers. the law does require businesses to give employees time to go to the polls. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> another day, another team to just crush with your bare hands. all right. that might be a slight exaggeration. but the giants do seem to be on a little bit of an offensive role last couple days in colorado giants, fans really showed out at coors field today will take up in the top of the first scoreless one on for brandon belt just going to send this one into the gap in right center. no one can get that coming in to score is tommy la stella the giants get on the board first.

that was felicia bolton reporting for us tonight.fbi director christopher wray says the agents responsible for the failure have either been fired or retired. the department of justice was invited to testify at today's hearing but declined. the biden administration is asking a federal judge for an injunction to block the new abortion law in texas as it stands women in texas are banned from receiving an abortion after 6 weeks of pregnancy. it is the most restrictive abortion law in the country. attorney general merrick garland says the law violates roe versus wade, california. attorney general rob bonta along with 24 other state attorneys general are supporting the justice department's lawsuit. >> still ahead, a wild chase happened in new mexico with an unlikely driver behind the wheel. >> plus, keeping tahoe busy after the caldor fire threatened homes and businesses. the city of south lake tahoe is open again the effort to bring tourists back. and a special honor for them and being credited with preventing a tragedy. how police say th

but what the bushes and rumsfelds and boltons and roves did was so much worse, because they lied andered up the truth. while they were cheerleading, making all of those confident predictions in public, in private, we know now, they had no idea what the [ bleep ] they were doing despite declaring the war an "amazing accomplishment," rumsfeld repeatedly wrote panicked memos about the situation in afghanistan in 2003, he wrote, "i have no visibility into who the bad guys are. in 2002, he ended one memo by writing the word "help!" with an exclamation point. and two months after the u.s. invaded, rumsfeld wrote to an aide, "please give me a piece of paper showing me the languages spoken in afghanistan. feel like it would have been preferable to get that information before invading. that's like an old western where the marshal kicks in the door of a mexican cantina. "everyone, throw your guns on the ground oh, right. hmmm, oh, boy, todos um, armas? it's been a while, guys! [ laughter ] elite washington lied to us for 20 years about the war, telling us it was an historic achievement, and th

deirdre bolton, abc news, new york.ten: with many out of work, a sunnyvale startup is helping train people for tech jobs, no experience needed. melanie woodrow has a look at how it works. reporter: he had a career in construction sales and product management. but when the pandemic hit, he was laid off. >> they start cutting staff. reporter: most of his clients were in tech. for a while he had been curious about how to break in. >> how to get into it when this guy removed to the bay area from israel, he also wanted to know how to land a career in tech= i was not sure what to do after having a ba in business from israel. reporter: after attending a boot camp and breaking into the industry, he started helping friends and family do the same. >> after a while, more and more people started approaching and asking me for help. reporter: soon, he realized he had a business idea. he and his co-founder created careerist. they train individuals with no tech backgrounds for tech jobs and help them submit thousands of applications. >

his control over diplomacy and law enforcement to nudge foreign powers to win the election, john boltonthe conservative john bolton saw trump up close and personal in the context both law enforcement and abusive diplomatic power, he basically said trump seemed to commit obstruction of justice as a way of life. another example is the part of power, using this promiscuously and not in obvious ways but certainly abusively. there's never been a president, no president has come close to using pardon power to help friends to pursue a political agenda to help themselves in the way trump did. some of that in the past, trump made it into the role so these are all what i would call serious abuses of power. amazingly, they are not necessarily legal. they might have been illegal, it's not clear but most of these abuses of power for various reasons, this is the distinction we heard promote the expectations of behavior we had but they don't have a penalty that attaches to the penalty, you can't enforce them in court, personal prosecution. these are expected behaviors of those who act like what they e

dan. >> deirdre bolton, thank you so much. >>> let's bring in the u.s. us exclusively this morning. secretary, thanks for coming on. as you heard there, deirdre's report talked about how many municipal jobs are going unfilled. how can that be turned around? >> well, thank you for having me today, and certainly after yesterday's report we've been looking at, you know, a lot of the results, i think that some of the folks that are coming in, you mentioned municipal employees and potential workers not coming in because they want to telework, i think we still have to focus on the delta variant and the coronavirus, and we have to do everything we can to get people vaccinated and get we saw a spike in the month of august in the coronavirus, which obviously was part and party to hurting our numbers being high, so we have some work to do there. there's no question about it. and i also think that schools starting this week and next week is going to help us as well. lots of people having lots of problem with child care, particularly single mothers and individual fa

what bolton says he believes happened appears to have happened from all of our reporting, 15 people on each call. a alex is live "outfront" in washington. this shows how worried esper was about trump's behavior and how far he went with chairman milley to avoid a war. >> it goes back to how unusually concerned the chinese were at the same time. we're learning from a top former senior defense official that speak with our colleague katy bow williams. mark ed enter ordered a top policy advisor to send a back channel message to beijing to reassure them. that message and order before the october 30th call that milley made to his counterpart and that, the point of this was according to this top former official a two-step process to avoid any unnecessary confrontation that could lead to con conflict. erin, you may remember esper was fired but milley continued his out reach with the chinese. >> the white house today standing by the country's top general amid accusations he had gone too far at the end of donald trump's presidency in conversations with his counterpart in china and american advers

book, the very conservative john bolton who saw trump up close and personal said that in the context of his kind of law enforcement and in his kind of abuse diplomatic our, he basically said the trump seem to commit of obstruction of justice as a way of life. another example of the lustful use is the parking power work trump use this power promiscuously and not in obvious ways illegally but certainly abusively, there's not been present has come close to using the pardon power and self-serving ways to help them to pursue political agenda and help himself. in the way the truck didn't some presidents presidents had done some of that in the past but that was exceptional and trump made it the rule. so these were all that i would call serious abuses of power and amazingly, not necessarily illegal. some might've been illegal in software the most of these abuses of power, were for various reasons not law, there were certain. norms of the expectations of behavior that we have for presidents that aren't necessary are enforceable by law they don't have a penalty illegal diligently and you can e

felicia bolton has the details to be clear, i blame larry nassar. i also blame. an entire system.a book and. perpetrated his views through tearful testimony olympic gold medalist, simone biles reveals the depth of her assault. she mckayla maroney alley raisman and maggie nichols spoke before lawmakers in a congressional hearing. it's a probe into a failed fbi investigation that covered up the abuse of larry nassar. raisman says it took more than 14 months for agents to contact her. it was like serving innocent children. >> up to a pedophile on a silver platter. a july inspector general report shows agents knees information and later falsified her testimony fbi u.s. o c and u.s. a g sat idly by as dozens of girls and women continued to be molested by larry nassar. nassar is accused of sexually assaulting hundreds of gymnasts for decades. he's now behind bars convicted on multiple charges. according to a doj report, fbi agents a signed to the case failed to properly investigate made false statements and didn't handle the case with urgency and at least 40 girls and women say they wer

and i said he would no longer bates rulings on tuesday. bolton are lashed out of the court, one addressing supporters at an independence day rally. and so i was seeing a fake news probe, targeting the president in a circle, including 2 of his sons. those were the headlines. the news continues here now to 0 after shot world station. thanks so much bye for now. me in me, the doctrine that has endured from bush to obama is that the world is a battlefield. and that the united states has the right to go into any country around the world to conduct what they call kinetic operation, legal operations. regardless of what international law says, the, what is president obama's response to that? how was he going to deal with it? he embraced the very covert shadow forces that a decade earlier had only been talked about in hushed tones in the pentagon. not just as the implementers of a policy that said we should decapitate tara networks and gauge and preemptive strikes. but they became the policy itself. in, ah, president obama's administration have built up something called the disposition matrix . is

now what we know from bolton knowledge is just an hour ago. there was a $2.00 magnitude earthquake, a tremor that happened in that area, which means that this suggest that this volcanic activity that we're seeing underground is affecting not just the area of cobra and the beach where there's going to be this thermal shock. but also across the island, so very much people are waiting to see what's going to happen next hack. thank you very much indeed. ah, the main stories for ya, 0, the top us military commander has called the end of the 20 year war enough canister on a strategic failure in his 1st congressional testimony following the chaotic american withdraw last month. the military top bras were being questioned by sentences on capitol hill. the baton administration has been widely accused of being unprepared for the full of cobble senior officials were admitted. the taliban forces advanced far quicker than anticipated. otherwise we help build a state, mr. chairman, but we could not for donation the fact that the afghan army that we in our p

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felicia bolton has the details. >> it's from victory beforehand whiskey >> i wanted to come out here really execute and play my game. i was able to do that. well, time really pleased with how i played to defeat. >> a former u.s. open winner sloane stephens third-round loss to angelica krebber at the u.s. open on friday is causing much more than a career setback. the 28 year-old revealed harassing and threatening messages she received following the match on instagram. she wrote, quote, i am human after last night's match. i got 2000 plus messages of abuse anger from people upset by yesterday's result. it's so hard to remaster just like these. but outpost a few. so you guys can see what it's like after a loss, one message is filled with racial slurs and threats to sexually assault her another person threatens to find her and destroy her legs. so she can't walk anymore. stop athletes say the online harassment is much bigger than just stevens latest attacks. but it's it's really hard to control because. >> the people i come to your pape directly pro tennis star taylor townsend says she t

police have bolton has details on that hearing to be clear, i blame larry nassar. i also an entire system. that and a book and. perpetrated his views through tearful testimony olympic gold medalist, simone biles reveals the depth of her assault. she mckayla maroney alley raisman and maggie nichols spoke before lawmakers in a congressional hearing. it's a probe into a failed fbi investigation that covered up the abuse of larry nassar. raisman says it took more than 14 months for agents to contact her. it was like serving innocent children up to a pedophile. >> on a silver platter. a july inspector general report shows agents erroneous information and later falsified her testimony fbi u.s. o c and u.s. a g sat idly by as dozens of girls and women continued to be molested by larry nassar. nassar is accused of sexually assaulting hundreds of gymnasts for decades. he's now behind bars convicted on multiple charges. according to a doj report, fbi agents assigned to the case failed to properly investigate made false statements and didn't handle the case with urgency and a

year reveals political movements both on the right and left have joined forces against president j. bolton, our pushing. his impeachment, brazilians are unsatisfied with rising inflation and poverty. right. as well as a handling of the pandemic. argentina's main opposition party is leading in the capital. i'm the key province of want to sarah's in midterm primary elections. i've already seen as a k test for president l. berto fernandez. virgin and the primaries is mandatory and is often an accurate predictor of the final results. those are the headlines. thanks for watching it. oh, to 0. i'm emily anglin, that states you now for one or one east. how many nukes is too many new america has in many ways driven the arms race parties are much more like the british parties. there are fewer regulation to own a tiger than there are to own a dog. how can this be happening? your weekly take on us politics and society, and that's the bottom line. noon is charlie children as young, attend most detainees of from poor indigenous communities like 13 year old adam. what things did you say that you think a

i saw snowballing is not okay for now new york bolton, thank you. i development economists to professor richard venice says the european partners have previously been forced to bow to american seniority. the european union has essentially being the political of nate. so which is an american brown military organization and that is put up because you repeat in partners in a junior position compared to the us, which of course makes submarine deals like we're seeing straight yet. a far less surprising. we have to remember that front is a new come with a name. for most of the post war era, france refused to join nato because it proclaimed to be a sovereign nation that is not occupied by foreign troops, unlike a germany. and therefore, a didn't wish to join the battle type relationship of, of nato in europe. but as recently changed, and perhaps, you know, that, that's, that's really the background. but from still is looking back at the era away, it was running a bit more of an independent political policy. as the taliban that pointed an afghan delegates t

or the andre, we sit back and see that there's kind of global resources in the hands of president bolton are up to a certain extent, that just real quickly because maybe a lot of our audience, we have a large international audience doesn't follow bazillion politics. can you set up malta? normal force a little bit, talk a little bit about him and then maybe respond to the clip that we just saw. yeah, watson ira was elected in 2018 in brazil, teaser he represents the old pro right wing and he's got a lot of onto democrats, ideas and ideologies. and this, this clip actually measures he's view on, on the, the amazon. what is the amazon for him? he's point of view is for production is for progress, quoting, but he doesn't consider the diversity of life in the amazon and not he doesn't because he did the community more than 24000000 people that actually lives in the amazon. and probably most people don't know, but we have more than 300 different ethnic groups that live in the amazon, which is a region of my go make a bio diversity. and most of the knowledge that there is in the amazon. we don'

henry bolton, the former leader of the can dependence part. he told us that 12 questions are being directed to mr. rob big ones need to be asked to the british foreign office. think in this particular case, dominate, rob needs to be able to offer certain questions. and i, you know, the question is can, when he was on leave, it's not particularly serious question in my mind. he should have been it is that got to tell when he went to lee be sure to be know that is that. and if he was on the way, if he should have got straight back, robin delayed his return. there's a systemic problem. deep seated systemic problem in the foreign ministry that came up the question. when was the last time a secretary of state visitors done? well, probably never. and i know for a fact having worked across central asia for some years, the british engagement across central asia has been incredibly full. and for example, a few years ago, the ambassador to london, the republic of kirk, was complaining to me that anytime he had something serious to discuss with corn offi

anytime during his administration and we know because of the poorly sort of president by john bolton and he had a golden opportunity and him like a 90 minute window to start a war with iran. and he, he stepped back and he was political capital for doing it. so, i mean, it shows that, you know, these institutions have very little value, if you are ideologically possessed. that's what it tells me, go ahead plan. no, i agree. and i think that this a great fair enough trunk would undermine democracy. fuel this uterus systems, which itself became a threat to democracy for me. and rosen on them is a church and it's a large expense. the result of what they referred to as a deep state. now usually people are person indeed the very something right winger and bring up all over did they simply means that you have on the like on the bureaucrats, on the like the military leaders supposed to be an instrument of elective auditions . but instead, the beginning them to function to some extent of an independent branch of power and pursuing their own agenda, which can be logical. and in this case often

the dutchman claiming his 7th window of the season with miss said joe hamilton and boundary bolton taking 2nd and 3rd, respectively. the expectations are very high going into the weekend. and it's very easy to also filled out happy to do in here because i could do just to quickly i've had an amazing time here in holland. thanks. thanks for the crowd. so thank you so much for having a wish stop and now move 3 points. clear the top of the standings following a memorable date for dutch form. no one fan to hell malik. are just the era so the tokyo paralympics have come to an end. the events closing ceremony was on sunday, like the lympics, the entire event took place without spectators, that duty cove, with $192.00 and a half a show to pass national stadium wrapped up 12 days of supporting action. head of the international paralympic committee has committed to having continuous doubts over whether the games could or should have taken place in the midst of global pandemic. there were many times when when we thought these games cannot happen, even before the postponement after the postponement.

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wait and see to discover if there will be any consequences for the current foreign secretary, henry bolton, former leader of the u. k. independence party says that while questions are being directed, it was the rob did question the to be asked the british foreign office. i don't believe that in the field of national security, defense, foreign affairs, the should be too much transparency. it's very important, for example, in the diplomatic discussions and negotiations. so you to be very tight lips about what's actually being said and done. but, but i think in this particular case, dominant rob needs to be able to answer certain questions. and i, you know, the question is when he was on leave, it's not particularly serious question in my mind. be sure to be in it. is that got to tell when he went on the be sure to be know that he's test and if he was on leave, he should have got straight back. robin delayed his return. there's a systemic problem. deep seated systemic problem in the foreign ministry on a foreign office. it came up the question, when was the last time a sex race site visit you