and cas what would you say to the people that have said that cas has marred itself in a very dirty political game this is not true because we are never involved in any political discussions or debates we are lawyers we are a tribunal we render decisions sometimes. people find him good sometimes they don't find him good like in every tribunal sometimes also we lose cases that this was for the tribunal because our decisions and the old it's not a reason for us to call for any change in the system we feel that it's a normal way of doing different powers. you have a parliament like the i.o.c. session you have a government like the executive board of the i.o.c. and you have a judicial power i think to avoid that kind of political discussion it's better to trust these institutions and to have confidence in the work that at least we are providing and we are doing can you confirm that all the members of cas and the i.o.c. were successful in staying away from politics when it comes to the team russia case yes you can confirm that yes some of the russians have already said that they're going to go to

and cas what would you say to the people that have said that cas has marred itself in a very dirty political game this is not true because we are never involved in any political discussions or debates we are lawyers we are a tribunal we render decisions sometimes. people find him good sometimes they don't find him good like in every tribunal sometimes also we lose cases that this was for the tribunal because our decisions are an old it's not a reason for us to call for any change in the system we feel that it's a normal way of doing different powers. you have a parliament like the i.o.c. session you have a government like the executive board of the i.o.c. and you have a judicial power i think to avoid that kind of political discussion it's better to trust these institutions to have confidence in the work that at least we are providing and we are doing can you confirm that all the members of cas and the i.o.c. were successful in staying away from politics when it comes to the team russia case yes you can confirm that yes some of the russians have already said that they're going to go to other

nobody wants to reform cas anymore. you can see that exclusive interview with the cas security general secretary general in full throughout the day on wednesday here on our to international. israel's prime minister benyamin netanyahu could be facing several charges over his alleged involvement in the corruption scandals our new america correspondent phil tells us more on the political crisis confronting the israeli leader. for over a year now tens of thousands of israelis have been rallying across the country on a weekly basis demanding the man who has now been their prime minister face some sort of accountability after details of these corruption cases began trickling out in the media and we learned tonight israeli police believe they have enough evidence to open an official in the case against netanyahu for two cases the first one known as case one thousand alleges be netanyahu accepted lavish gifts such as champagne cigars jewelry and clothing for his wife sarah in exchange for political favors this includes apparent

was finally satisfied with the cas decision nobody wants to reform the court of arbitration for sports anymore you can check the rest of my interview online and i guess our viewers will find out when it appears on the website very soon a lot to get through there really a thanks very much for distilling it down for us we'll catch up with you again for more a little bit later thanks but now that. washington has admitted that some of the kurdish forces are trained in syria shifting to fight against one of america's own turkey is currently on the offensive in northern syria against groups that it deems as terrorists and has more on the tensions currently playing out in syria u.s. secretary of defense james mattis has confirmed that u.s. armed kurdish forces in the ass d.f. have been relocating to the northern parts of syria to protect territory from turkey. the destruction of was going on up enough and right now which is drawing off some of the syrian democratic forces to see the fellow could snuff and on the run so that is causing the least their attention to shift. now the kurds and turk

well as you heard a couple of minutes ago after the initial cas decision on the bans the i.o.c. bands that were due to violations in tsotsi as the international olympic committee was putting it the first reversal of the i.o.c. decision resulted in heavy criticism by the i.o.c. and back then cas was ruling out any kind of pressure by the olympic officials well i asked mr reed if anyone got back to the idea of possible reforms that cas and he said that back then it was the only time so basically after cats produced a ruling which was similar to how the i.o.c. sees the situation and nobody ever returned to that idea and i'll come back with more details of that exclusive interview and the next few hours and also the full version i guess will be available on our website the show will let everybody know when it's comin soon as it's available for now though in the olympic host city thanks very much. next washington's admitted that some of the kurdish forces are trained in syria shifting to fight against one of america's own allies turkey and i'm currently on the offensive in northern s

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nobody wants to reform cas any more it were trying to report and it's a complicated story you can see the exclusive interview with the c.i.s. secretary-general in full throughout the day on wednesday international i can tell you that. washington has admitted that some of the kurdish forces it trains in syria a shifting to fight against one of america's own allies turkey and crew is currently on the offensive in northern syria of course groups deems as terrorists and i'm open is more on the tensions currently playing out in syria u.s. secretary of defense james mattis has confirmed that u.s. armed kurdish forces in the ass d.f. have been relocating to the northern parts of syria to protect territory from turkey. the destruction of was going on up enough and right now which is drawing off some of the syrian democratic forces to see the snuff and on the run so that it is causing the police their attention to shift. now the kurds and turkey are both key u.s. allies in the region however there's been tension between all three of them in recent months now we've heard of how the usa has been

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the innocence of the athlete you see what i mean i'm sorry but i thought that was the exact job of cas to determine whether that suspicion is enough for that kind of bad maybe that they are suspicions which are notes. confirmed by sufficient evidence i don't know if i'm clear because it's a little bit skopec ated that is you can have some elements which show some. suspicious actions by the athletes but they may not be sufficient to convince the panel that for sure at least is guilty of an anti-doping rule violation but it doesn't mean that they actually did nothing at all there may be some. some strange actions which could lead to some suspicion so you are saying there can be more transparency it's possible it's possible yes as you heard a couple of minutes ago when cas initially overturned the i.o.c. bans of the sochi athletes the international olympic committee was very critical of the court thomas back demanded reforms and i asked the secretary general if anyone returned to these ideas after the final decision of the russian athletes was made and the answer was no so it turns out wh

published so let's wait for now let's have a look at the other highlights of my exclusive interview cas has been shown something as a people here there was no review of every the sochi case was not discussed here the metro report was last discussed here it's only the review of the how you see process so it was not just sanction it was an eligibility issue i understand the reaction of the public in russia because it doesn't seem logical exactly the russian side doesn't see the logic here how it's stripping a person of the right to compete at the olympics not a sanctioned this is. a special procedure because the created a special commission so the cast by the here reviewed these criteria and said they were fair please let me get this straight the tsotsi case and the chain case you are saying that there are absolutely no contradictions between the two decisions yes the fact that you cannot establish the give evidence of the good doesn't mean that you have established the innocence of the athlete you see what i mean i'm sorry but i thought that was the exact job of cas to determine whether

but in the end, cas decided that the invitation process, they looked at all of the applicants and theye — they did not want anyone even suspected of being involved in the doping process that's been going on in russia over the past 5 or 6 years — something russia has denied — they did not want them involved something russia has denied — they did not want them involved at all, and in the end cas has come down on the side of the ioc. the un security council has failed to back an appeal from united nation's aid officials for a month—long humanitarian ceasefire in syria. four days of clashes have killed scores of civilians. russia's ambassador to the un dismissed the proposal as unrealistic. allahu akbar. it's been called "syria's 96 hours of hell". bringing four days of bombing and bloodshed rarely seen before, even in syria's brutal civil war. more than 200 dead since monday in scenes like this. the rush by rescue workers to help, always with the threat that more bombs might fall. just outside the capital, damascus, eastern ghouta is home to 400,000 people, now under siege. jisreen, to th

in there is the internal structure of class here thomas bach was referring to the previous cas verdict and that requires a bit of background the forty seven russian athletes and coaches who were suing the international olympic committee were two groups thirty two hadn't been sanctioned by the odyssey investigators as a result of the russian doping scandal at all fifty received a lifetime bans their medals were taken away by the i.o.c. a few months ago but then the very same court of arbitration for sport last week cancelled these lifetime bans due to insufficient evidence the abuse of held the sanctions and the. individual results achieved in such reinstated so the decision that we have right now completely contradicts the previous one and this is a real disaster for the country the athletes both the ones who are still going to compete and young saying under a neutral flag and those who are banned the coaches the fans they are baffled by how unfair it could get i have no words. i was hoping that cas would rule in our favor or right now i don't know what to do i'm disappointed but of co

nobody wants to reform cas any more. you can see that exclusive interview with the cast secretary general in full throughout the day on wednesday right here on r.t. international. israel's prime minister binyamin netanyahu could be facing several charges over his alleged involvement in a corruption scandals r.t. america correspondent on the palm peel told us that israeli police say they now have enough to open an official probe. israeli police believe they have enough evidence to open an official in the case against netanyahu for two cases the first one known as case one thousand alleges b. netanyahu accepted lavish gifts such as champagne cigars jewelry and clothing for his wife sarah in exchange for political favors this includes apparently gifts from israeli american movie producer are known mil sean and in this specific incident and then yahoo supported the path the passing of a tax break even named in mill shawn's name which. basically grants tax breaks to israelis who spend time overseas and then return to the coun

published so let's wait for now let's have a look at the other highlights of my exclusive interview a cas has been shown something as a people here there was no review of every the sochi case was not discussed here the metro report was last discussed here it's only the review of the process so it was not just sanctions it was an eligibility issue i understand the reaction of the public in russia because it doesn't seem logical exactly the russian side doesn't see the logic here how is stripping a person of the right to compete at the olympics not a sanction this is. a special procedure because the created a special commission so the cast by the here reviewed these criteria and said they were fair please let me get this straight the tsotsi case and the chain case your saying that there are absolutely no contradictions between the two decisions yes the fact that you cannot establish the give evidence of the deal doesn't mean that you have established the innocence of the athlete you see what i mean i'm sorry but i thought that was the exact job of cas to determine whether that suspicion is

you that the secretary of secretary-general didn't say exactly that the principle doesn't work for cas although see for yourself how much it applies to the russians. the fact that the unable to show the guilt of an athlete doesn't mean that it has nothing to do although with the case of the innocence this is a logical consequence and this is nothing to do about it. mr reed maintaining that leaving the group of clean athletes on paid for out of the olympics wasn't a sanction it also i found out that the international olympic committee's refusal to get these dozens of russian athletes on board was in some cases a result of your suspicion and other cases a result of the actual evidence being provided however mr reeve hasn't seen it after all he wasn't a member of the panel but he promised that very soon this evidence will be published for now it is time to check out some of the other bits of my exclusive interview with never involved in any political discussions or debates we are lawyers a tribunal we render decisions cas secretary-general obviously referring to you insisted that the cour

nobody wants to reform cas anymore. you can see that exclusive interview with the cast of secretary general in full throughout the day right here on r t or throughout wednesday here on our chief international. all right members of the u.s. intelligence committee usually do not need a reason to disagree however we see total consensus in the room when the conversation turns to russia. in the lead up to the twenty eight thousand election cycle but yes we have seen russian activity in intentions to have an impact on the next election cycle here yes we give anyone else. yes. joining me live to discuss the latest committee hearing is brian crabtree publisher of talk forty dot com and political talk show host and brian a little bit apology to you and viewers that we have a little bit of a mix up earlier in the hour but we have that fixed and we now have you talking to us about this. so now as we just heard the officials giving testimony they all agreed that russia would meddle in upcoming u.s. mid-term elections why would russ

we spoke to a russian skater she did not receive an invitation to the game just by being cleared by cas a week ago. grossman you're also some of this so it is sad for me to see other russian athletes posting videos and photos from korea clearly the first explanation which comes to mind is that they want to get rid of the strongest competitors maybe they were upset because we were ranked first at the start she with her lympics may give notice planation do not share the reasons that's why the fear of losing seems the only plausible motive behind her decision i saw those look through my foreign colleagues i heard them sneaking around some foreign athletes even to be cures of me it wasn't a pleasant feeling when other athletes refused to enter an elevator with me i felt helpless because there was no way for me to prove them wrong spoto and of course meant for the lawyer of the athletes who filed their appeal today we believe it's necessary to take all the legal steps available to us to ensure participation of the merits in the armaments and we hope that the independent panel that was compos

spoke to a russian a skater she did not receive an invitation to the games despite being cleared by cas a week ago. grossinger lust is not that it is sad for me to see other russian athletes posting videos and photos from korea clearly the first explanation which comes to mind is that they want to get rid of the strongest competitors maybe they were upset because we were ranked first at the saatchi winter olympics they give no explanation do not share their reasons that's why the fear of losing seems the only plausible motive behind the decision i saw those looks from my foreign colleagues i heard them sneaking around some foreign athletes even took pictures of me it wasn't a pleasant feeling when other athletes refused to enter an elevator with me i felt helpless because there was no way for me to prove them wrong we spoke to a lawyer chris chambers he says a sport needs a new global body to enforce rules for early c i o c has almost plenary power to even ignore what the court of arbitration for sports has has as decided and i think nations would probably say we don't want the i.o.c. m

nobody wants to reform cas any more well it's a hard hitting interview coming up tomorrow you can see the full version of the interview with the cast secretary-general and earlier throughout the day various times wednesday here on this channel. let's go back to our breaking news for the but afternoon for the wiki leaks co-founder julian assange british court upheld the arrest warrant for him and let's discuss this now with patrick henningsen executive editor for the first century was called gosh grown for well my old city plymouth i believe that's where you are today by the looks of it i think to ruin there we wanted to talk about that though we had to talk about julie the sunshine about afternoon for him but it was expected was in it. yes it was.

germany has 15 million ca i’s doubt heard. has 15 million cars on german roads and 50 million of them are diesel and of them, only a fraction, 2.7 million made those eu standards. hours after the ruling, hamburg said it would follow suit and impose limited band and the question now, has diesel had its day? let us get more from jenny health. in a country where the car is king, this ruling is controversial. german towns and cities can now choose to legally ban diesel vehicles that were built before september 2015. more than 70 german towns and cities regularly exceed eu air pollution limits and some experts say that those limits are themselves too high. national figures suggest that every year in germany alone, up to 8000 people die from cardiovascular disease which is linked to nitrogen oxide air pollution. it is a huge problem. the ruling is controversial. it means that cities like hamburg can press ahead with plans which have been in the pipeline to stop diesel vehicles using certain city roads at certain times. it could lead

you ca see how low the numbers given out. a lot of competition haven't the netherlands and norway are apiece german has two. no medals yet for the united states but th will likely change very soon. so muc for to come in the 5:00. medals on the line in the men's the lady's short program and ice dancin bay area. >>> ahead, you see the time. but now state lawm to >>> plus, not just the athletes >>> and right now we're watching a wind advisory for the bay breezy conditions around emeryv could the weekend end with a we're trauking that possibilit mornin it wasn't a big one. the 2.5 magnitude quake hit it around 8:00 this mornin no inj damage. >>> the stoke level high in lawmak introduced a new bill boosti the economy is the it wipes out all of the other >> not represents the hawaii i really believe that it was california that really put >> now the two assembly members not just posers carrying the really developed his character. >> and gene elliott nbc bay area, mention, is a >> you have to be in shape to do that. that's lot of wor

their medals were taken away but then all of this was overturned by cas last week regardless of that the olympic officials decided to flash a red card plus there were more russian winter athletes who didn't get lifetime bans but despite the fact that they had never been caught cheating before as well they still heard that they can't come to p.n. chang so it's the careers and the olympic dreams of these athletes that a swiss law firm is trying to save and the hearings are happening right behind these doors swiss lawyers are saying that the grounds for the lawsuits are the nontransparent nature of the criteria plus the on lawful nature of the verdict itself and most importantly discrimination on basis of. citizenship and remember that some of the people whose fate is being protected here are reigning olympic champions. movement does not consider me an athlete who deserves to be a part of it without even providing an explanation i've never given a reason to doubt my honesty and my integrity. the games in korea were to be the first in my career together with my partner we've been working

for sport ridding the russian athletes of their own pick invitations isn't equal to punishment and cas is perfectly happy with the criteria that the i.o.c. and mission lee shows for these invitations the president of the world anti-doping agency is pleased he says that the timing is great and that all the clean athletes should now be reassured the i.o.c. are happy to they have applauded the verdict as you can see and this tweet though the russians are obviously totally devastated i don't know what to say i'm really disappointed i can't understand the cast decision first they cleared the athletes and now they say sorry you can't go to the olympics this is some kind of madness it's terrible not just for fleets but for all of international sport did i expect cas to reach this decision fifty fifty especially after thomas buck in one of his later speeches pressured the court of arbitration for sport after ruled in our favor he was literally threatening the court he was only saying he would dissolve the court if it route again in favor of russian athletes. coach albert dempsey and co who was

is predictably the same in all cases and i weigh the pros and cons and decided to withdraw from the cas hearings and i think in this situation it's useless and senseless so the russian curler has admitted that there was an anti-doping rule violation formally but he maintains that he is not guilty and that he has never taken the pills on purpose today we found out that alexander crucial needs and his wife are not giving up the legal battle completely the russian curling federation will be looking to help them through trying to prove his innocence eventually and also they will try to get back these medals for now they haven't been able to obtain the c.c.t.v. footage or any other possible evidence that could play in favor of the o.a.r. athletes but if they do so the court of arbitration for sport provides the opportunity to relaunch the arbitration later the concentration of mill dony i'm in these two don't bring test samples pointed to single use and we heard from the man who invented the drug that taking that those once or twice is absolutely useless besides this we've spoken to the coac

their medals were taken away but then all of this was overturned by cas last week regardless of that the olympic officials decided to flash a red card plus there were more russian winter athletes who didn't get lifetime bans but despite the fact that they had never been caught cheating before as well they still heard that they can't come to change so it's the careers and the olympic dreams of these athletes that a swiss law firm is trying to save and the hearings are happening right behind these doors swiss lawyers are saying that the grounds for the lawsuits are the nontransparent nature of the criteria plus the on lawful nature of the verdict itself and most importantly discrimination on basis of citizenship and remember that some of the people whose fate is being protected here are reigning olympic champions. movement does not consider me an athlete who deserves to be a part of it without even providing an explanation i've never given a reason to doubt my honesty and my integrity. the games in korea were to be the first in my career together with my partner we've been working towa

carlos ca rvalhal could who are in action against notts county.l could be headed back to his old club, sheffield wednesday, they lie in wait. notts county at first, the game ended in a 1—1 draw, struggling to the off their lead to opponents. the portuguese manager took over days after being sacked by the championship club sheffield wednesday. our speech will not be different before the game against wolves. and it's not different before the game against notts county in the first game and it will not be different now. our main competition is the premier league. we in these games, we are happy to play these games. we understand the procedures of these competitions. dion dublin is that the liberty stadium tonight for that match, swansea against notts county, we are hoping to hear from him in a moment. a real incentive for birmingham or huddersfield were either to progress from their replay tonight — manchester united await in the fifth round. huddersfield pulling off one of the shocks of the season so far, beating united at thejohn smith's stadium bac

some of the cold air has dug into africa, into morocco and also the ca nary islands.any western parts of europe. back home, look at this, monday night into tuesday, a weather front rising to that cold air. there will be a period of snow across some of these western areas, settling across the hills for sure. ten centimetres is possible. even the towns and cities could have a covering during early tuesday. by the time that weather front reaches the south—east, the snow should have snowed itself out. tuesday night into wednesday, we are in between weather systems here. there will be a window of fine weather. sunshine around on wednesday. it looks as though things will cloud over once again by the time we get to thursday with outbreaks of rain and possibly turning milderjust for the day. overall this week it will stay cold with widespread frosts at night where the skies clear, and from time to time we'll have some snow. hello. a very good morning. this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. the start of a crucial week of brexit talks. as the eu's chief negotiat

for reforms in know the internal structure of cas that was thought sparks reported out of original casrole in which effectively upheld the principle of.

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to let them attend these games that just take a listen to the previous ruling by cas just a week or so ago. twenty. the evidence collected was found to be insufficient to establish that looking rule violation was committed actually it's concerned daniel so what about these athletes who have been cleared but it's still not allowed to go to pyongyang and compete well it's a decision that's obviously left shattered these games they've been preparing for for months and years of their professional career they've been given this glimmer of hope by this cast ruling a few weeks ago as we said that there was insufficient evidence that the principle of innocent until proven guilty would really be up held it seems the i.o.c. has gone against that principle while many feel perhaps you know those athletes that had been proven to be doping should feel the full force of the law in the terms of the legal framework. and clean athletes who have not had these decisions confirmed would simply go against the good spirit of sport so obviously there is a feeling of devastation among those russian athletes wh

i was hoping that cas would rule in our favor right now i don't know what to do i'm disappointed but of course i won't give up on sport and i still got a lot ahead of me i will compete and win medals for my country. and to the very end we were hoping the this. when would go in our favor now i feel sadness and sorrow but i will compete in every competition i can if i have enough strength in the opportunity to compete in the next olympics i will prepare for them. i have no emotions left we had all our bags packed you were just waiting for it is the only thing so just situations make you stronger emotionally. three of the world's biggest social media companies were grilled on thursday by british lawmakers they took the unusual step of conducting a parliamentary hearing side britain as they tried to pin down the organizations over alleged russian interference in the break said referendum but it seemed there was little if anything to back up the accusations. we looked at all advertisements with any connection to russia and we found no evidence of our services being used to interfere in th

decision twenty eight seeing and chang compare to the cas ruling twenty six sting i'm talking about the one for you really you theme about despite the red light by the i.o.c. she was still all allowed to compete even though she had adopting history if your mother was not allowed to compete in the you by the i.o.c. because she already had served a suspension for duping that was the only reason there you see if i remember correctly a few days before the rio games issued some specific guidelines for the selection of russian athletes there were four and now there are seventeen but in the case of mrs the fume of. the main criteria for the refusal of her admission of the games was the fact that she was already suspended for doping and said that it's not a proper argument. because we already ruled in the past that if that he does or at least served a suspension for duping he should not be sanctioned a second time for the same office so we released her and i think a few other athletes for that reason well this is interesting because right now you're saying the i.o.c. criteria back then was

in the internal structure of costs here thomas bach was referring to the previous cas verdict and that requires a bit of background the forty seven russian athletes and coaches who were suing the international olympic committee were from two groups thirty two hadn't been sanctioned by the odyssey investigators as a result of the russian doping scandal at all fifty received a lifetime bans their medals were taken away by the i.o.c. a few months ago but then the very same court of arbitration for sport last week cancelled these lifetime bans due to insufficient evidence the abuse of held the sanctions and notes and the individual results achieved in such reinstated so the decision that we have right now completely contradicts the previous one and this is a real disaster for the country the athletes both the ones who are still going to compete and young saying under a neutral flag and those who are banned the coaches the fans they are baffled by how unfair it could get have no where. i was hoping that chance would ruin our game or right now i don't know what to do i'm disappointed in what

nobody wants to reform cas any more. a lot of interesting points there and you can watch the exclusive interview with the cast secretary-general in full throughout the day when state tomorrow here on our to international. the international olympic committee has another situation on the towns in south korea as reports emerge the told the u.s. women's ice hockey team to remove the image of the statue of liberty from its helmets the rules state that no political symbols can be displayed on the uniforms well the reports that lady liberty was being given the cold shoulder by v.o.c. quickly made headlines on sparked outrage online with some media suggesting national flags and anthems might as well be removed to another is even cited reports suggesting it was the russian president who requested the olympic committee get the u.s. to remove the image people on twitter echoed the media's criticism of the move some accuse the i.o.c. of bias saying it doesn't mind sponsor money and logos such as the famous nike tick of the question

and complicated, so there is an awful lot still to emerge, we can is an awful lot still to emerge, we ca n safely is an awful lot still to emerge, we can safely say for tonight, and we are endeavouring to talk again to our washington correspondent because this is turning into an issue of enormous debate. we know donald trump himself is currently very angry about all of this, and democrats saying tonight, according to the reuters agency, that the release of this republican memo is shameful —— a shameful effort to discredit the department ofjustice. there is a lot more to emerge from that, we will try to talk to our correspondent in washington a little bit later, as more detail continues to emerge. the time is exactly quarter to six, these are tonight's headlines. darren osborne, the man who drove a van into a crowd of muslim worshippers in north london, is jailed for a minimum of 43 years — with the judge describing his actions as a suicide mission. more details are emerging in washington tonight of a controversial medical —— memo, four to accuse the fbi of abusing its powers. a lot of de

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the trump russia does ca was. nonsense and it was a fantasy maybe bill clinton's fantasy who knows it was complete and utter nonsense gossip hearsay derived from russian sources so so the collusion is actually the d.n.c. and hillary clinton purchasing the dust for around nine million dollars in fees to the law firm that clinton used. the congress should ask for an itemized report to find out how much was actually paid for this nonsense used for feisal war and so that's what. the memo it's all about that's what we're getting all about. gossip and hearsay being used tony. you just mentioned. you just mentioned going to james here remember when the quote unquote trump dot ca russia does ca came out how everybody wanted to shop it around after buzz feed let it go everybody wanted to shout but look at this look at that l mazing amazing of course they were a bunch of fools they didn't even know what they were reading i read it and thought this is ridiculous on the get go but when it comes to a memo about information tha

in this case it's the infamous steel dust ca now the f.b.i. chief admitted that it was dubious but he still used it and the f.b.i. still relied on it i was speaking to him and briefing him about some salacious unverified material no surveillance weren't would have been sucked from the foreign surveillance court without the still dusty information so you present the court with a dot ca you pretty much don't believe because it'll help you get a warrant to spy on who you want now this is what deputy attorney general bruce or said about christopher steele the former british agent and his agenda steele was desperate that donald trump not get elected president and was passionate about him not becoming president so why would a judge issue a warrant based on a dasi a that was pretty non-credible oh that's because the f.b.i. never told him that according to the memo this was intentionally left out of the report now trump tweeted last year. terrible just found out that obama had my wires tapped in trump tower just before the victory nothing found this i