cool between most go in washington from american communist policy, international secretary, christopher halle. and i think it's an enormous development in the us is relationship, not only with russia, but with ukraine, and with all of the nato allies, many decades that the united states and other nato countries have wanted to include ukraine in the nato alliance. and this is the 1st moment that us president sitting us president has officially said that they are comfortable with ukraine not being part of the alliance. so we are seeing a concession, a conciliatory message towards peace and towards diplomacy rather than the bellicose attitude of the former president of bite. and so i think it's a very historic moment. it's a really important moment for us, russian by letter of relations. saturday, be assigned to bill itself as an important partner, as a strategic partner in negotiations for peace, it could also paved the way for further negotiations in the broader region. and here, i mean the middle east, especially these are the guys that so i think it's an important development. and i think it

christopher reeve: hackman and his dressing room was across the hall from mine.as very gung-ho, 24 years old and all excited, and i remember knocking on his door asking him if he wanted to rehearse, and he was shocked. [video playback] - 626 take one. - this is california, the richest, most populous state in the union. - i don't need a geography lesson from you, luthor. [end playback] interviewer 3: marlon brando. was it exciting to work with him? christopher reeve: not really. no. [laughter] the man didn't care. i'm sorry. he just took the 2 million and ran. interviewer 3: yeah, well, he's here tonight, chris. [laughter] christopher reeve: i just care so much that it hurts when someone's phoning it in. alexandra reeve givens: he was taking it so seriously. for dad, superman needed to be art. [video playback] - everyone stand back. please, stand back. it's all right. nothing to get worried about. [end play back] christopher reeve: think about it in emotional terms. what is it to be an orphan? what is it to be different? what is it to be an alien? what is it to ha

hall of western domination go was even deeper. remember russell gate, while according to former us official mike bens john mccain's original source for the christopher steel dos documents was a guy named david kramer, is a former employee of the state department who made regular appearances at events organized by that usa. i. d funded ukraine crisis media center after the euro. my don qu, in 2014. and so it's a very humbling experience for me to be back here. and to see this 1st hand freedom house has been very dedicated to providing support to ukraine. the kremlin propaganda is trying to paint everything that happened in ukraine is being caused by fascist, in extremis. before you are on my don kramer worked at another state department funded and g o called freedom house, which russia has specifically flagged as a vehicle of american foreign policy interest. as far back as 2004 and 2 main stream politicians were raising their eyebrows at freedom house and just how much money was going to ukraine through the organization. how did this one sided us funding and ukraine come about? while i'm afraid we may have seen only the tip of the iceberg. one part

hall of western domination, gro was even deeper. remember, russia gave? well, according to former us official mike then john mccain's original source for the christopher steel dos documents was a guy named david kramer. he's a former employee of the state department who made regular appearances at events organized by that usa. i. d funded ukraine crisis media center after the euro. my don qu in 2014. this is my 1st return to ukraine and to be yours. sorry to say i have not been back sooner. and it's my 1st time to see outside here of the hotel. still the, the impressive remains of the protests and the symbols of the sacrifices as so many people made for a better ukraine. and so it's a very humbling experience for me to be back here and to see this 1st hand freedom house has been very dictated to providing support to ukraine in areas of anti corruption, as well as press freedom. and we do programming here working with journalists, working with civil society that we think is very important to the future of your country. we also have taken a very strong position in support of ukraine by calling for tougher sanctions against the prudent regime. and also for pro