constantine branco vanny grown too powerful for the ottoman sultans liking is to be executed there with his son who's the youngest tells a sultan he will convert to islam with his life is spared whereupon his father tells him it is better to die a thousand deaths than to renounce jesus christ on the fifteenth of august seventeen fourteen the heads of bank of and and his sons are struck off by the sultan's executioner. it was to have been a day of celebration the day of my death was also my sixtieth birthday i hope to spend it here amidst the near go to and it will hills below the southern cop atheists and this was to have been my message to the catholic kings in the north and the heathen muslims to the south a monastery conceived entirely in my spirit that every symbol of the age the monastery of parts of. the project matter deeply to me two years after i took the office avoider the foundation stone was laid the monastery of hundreds who in its adjunct chapels were seven years in the building. you will say that it does not look particularly like a monastery from the outside true the fac

our but is there a way out of this blockade to talk about that i'm joined now by constantine cool he is a member of the german parliament the bonus talk of the free democrats he also sits on the committee for the affairs of the european union it's good to see you again constantine so what do you make of the situation right now this this breaks that blockade as i described well first of all let me express that it's quite good decision by the house of commons that they rejected an old deal brecht's that when they voted on i think seven different amount and it's very important signal for the entire european union that no deal bracks that is excluded by the british so that's that was an advisory amendment that they have voted on right so it's the entire referendum and. that's that's a good point as well if that's true or is it in germany's interest to see the u.k. leave the european union with no deal absolutely not it's not in the interest of the germany it's not in the interest of the european union it's even dangerous it would be disadvantages for our economy for the british economy f

order in the wild one god one empire one emperor constantine was an advocate of an eagle a tarion god in a clear hierarchy order this system of subservience this reflected socio political relationships business. and. our are preventing now is where the synthesis between the systematic thinking of the greeks and the christian doctrine of salvation became translated into imagery. amidst the ruins of rome new churches were built and the ancient roman buildings repurposed by christians the pictorial canon over a banner made itself felt in some time area in trust there where the larger the church was the more imagery could be depicted. here for the first time mary was depicted directly alongside jesus christ as his companion the mosaic still expresses representation directly but the angels are missing. thus the picture clearly indicates that the central figure of the new testament jesus christ the redeemer is superior to the angels in the hierarchy even though he was a human being. the upper basilica of son plenty in room was built at the beginning of the twelfth century in it the buys and

the india coach, stephen constantine, has stepped down after an injury time bahrain penalty meant hisasian cup, and were denied a spot in the knockout stages. hosts united arab emirates cemented their place as group a winners after a 1—1 draw with thailand who also progress. rhia chohan reports. a victory over india, uae jumps to the top of group a and this is where they wanted to stay. the home nation had our seventh minute lead with this opening header, the first of the day. the keeper was called into action for the first time to keep his effort out. despite uae‘s strong performance, a sleep in defending allowed an equaliser before half—time, a deserved point see them joining uae in the last 16. an unexpected turn after thailand's manager was sacked following their defeat to india last week. the blue tigers last played in the asian cup eight years ago when they lost to bahrain. a defeat in this rendezvous would cost them a place in the knockout stages. there were chances on both ends. bahrain were looking dangerous, but they couldn't find the net as half—time beckoned. it was all to

for not informing them one of the hacking victims constantine's notes says he found out via twitter then this because he. has really known about this since early december and the others affected that's truly a must for gunk or we have to get to the bottom of it. germany's federal criminal police were also out of the picture the agency has sent a letter to all members of parliament stating that they only learned of the data leak late thursday night even though authorities are supposed to be sharing information which is one of the reasons why the cyber defense under was set up with the b.s. i found wanting the hacking attack is raising questions about whether german government agencies are up to the task of protecting people from dangers lurking online. but as to football now in the asia cup is underway this is tournament features plenty of political side stories one of them is syria's game against palestine which kicks off later today with the turmoil in the palestinian territories and the continuing conflict in syria players from both sides would be forgiven for struggling to focus on fo

and the campaign is having this discussion and constantine pcli nick. >> someone that has ties to russianitary intelligence and so why does that matter? because the special counsel's office has charged that the russian military intelligence was behind the dnc hack, that they were behind this troll campaign to try to influence voters by distributing false information or misinformation during the campaign. now there's no allegation in these documents that paul manafort had done this at the behest of the president who had been running for office or that kilimnik was running for office and we are starting to see of someone who was so significant in the trump campaign paul manafort sharing information with someone in russian intelligence. >> we know manafort according to the times asked this information to be passed on to an oligarch. he was in the hole millions of dollars, too. do we know what kilimnik did with the data? >> we don't know if he wanted to share it with darapotska. he is someone on the u.s. sanctions list and someone that manafort owed millions of dollars to. >> close to the kre

manafort began talking with constantine kilimnik. we've learned that rick gates, manafort's associate is still cooperating with mueller's team, which means the investigation may be far from over. and also today, at the confirmation hearing of william barr, president trump's nominee to be attorney general, he told the senate judiciary committee that he would not interfere with mueller's investigation, and that he would not be bullied by anyone, including the president. and in a rebuke to the trump administration, 11 senate republicans joined democrats in a move to stop the administration from easing sanctions on russian oligarch oleg deripaska, a putin ally. so, again, as i said, there's lots to talk about here. i want to bring in sara murray with more on mueller's court filing against manafort. sara, good evening you. say there are two main filings on paul manafort. the first is about a russian name that keeps popping up, constantine kilimnik. >> yeah, konstantin kilimnik is an associate that prosecutors say has links to russian inte

we see mueller's focus on manafort's longtime russian associate, constantine kilimnik. now, kilimnik is an important name. mueller says he's an agent of putin, of russian intelligence. he appears to be a key player in the mueller probe. and this is crucial. because kilimnik is reportedly the go-between between manafort, right, trump's campaign chairman, and the russian oligarch, oleg deripaska, a close putin ally. a putin ally that team trump is trying to ease sanctions on right now. and that is proving to be too much for some republicans to stomach. today in a stunning rebuke, republicans telling president trump he is wrong when he went on fox news to claim this. >> i can tell you this. if you ask the folks in russian, i've been tougher on russia than anybody else, any other -- probably any other president, period. but certainly, the last three or four presidents, modern-day presidents, nobody's been as tough as i have. from any standpoint. >> not the toughest to republicans. ten of them breaking with president trump on russia. joining senate democrats to advance a mea

but not for constantine or any of the nobility. or cotton prices that this is the servants' entrance where goods were delivered. t.v. a gas car and take on mount zion is also investigating the city's historical development one month each summer the cost is revealed to me if i lay on the ground is measured and cleaned or traveled back as archaeologists say those are the times in jerusalem is a very complicated construct it's like every ancient city in the middle east it's a tell a mound of occupation debris of the ruins of the old the city lie at the very bottom a new city is built on top of it because then enemies come and destroy it an earthquake comes and yet another city is built on top of that one in time this forms layers in which you can find one city built atop the next from different periods. these tells of what captivate feet they get academic curiosity and passion like peeling back the layers of an onion each surface reveals something new. jerusalem grew from south to north towards the south this is city gate presumably t

sunday night you can go over to our tease youtube page and watch it we had a great interview with constantine gird given monterey california born in the soviet union and he has some really interesting things to say about this whole dynamic of the political infrastructure here in america the political space this sort of tribalism and this comparing some groups of the mansion vic's and some to the bolsheviks wish which quite interesting so you should go check that out gonzo episode you know people love this guy so serious that we've got on our team now to max and stacy traveling across the country and there's put a link to it right on the show they should add it to the show put a link to it on their show there you go that's good yeah do it and later in this week of kai's reports i want to talk about what else and said because that fits into this whole. political atmosphere here in america that plays into the economics because the politics and economics are very merged right now we talk mostly about financial markets and economics but they're really intersecting right now and you know that's an

disputes are going to be sas walls by constantino people so basically it is just replacing moscow by constantine noble but while president par shango is struggling in the polls they had of marge's presidential election and experts say while making this a centerpiece policy of his campaign he hopes to win over. and more than that other are to dogs churches are not thrilled at all. why then. the tentacles of globalization of trying to penetrate the church to destroy its politicians interference in church affairs is a clear sign of this chauvinists risk of fibes led by corrupt politicians and illegally assisted by the constantinople patriarchy have deepened and worsen the already existing split and put the unity of orthodox christianity as a whole in danger and inside the ukrainian church itself there is not once unanimity when the plan of fatah to me has been announced back and not one of the branches if you crane in church has slammed the plan we consider these actions to be empty canonical this action will not bring anything to ukraine except trouble separation and sin but it is at least anyone

how constantine oh we're going to be two minutes early. going backwards in time i knew this would happen and there's feelings almost forty seconds ago i'm having them again. this week as we haven't had any kathy you know it's five in the morning somewhere. this is their western. town was on the edges in the fall in the mansion. and it builds and become the throttle. setting and it's great seeing you again in our in this journey amber is behind us and we're going east into the swamp land that is the origin of america and st augustine florida i would conditions like new york geography that this won't sell america and the middle of america and everything else that's actually is a hardworking part of america which holds the future with and conversely there is some false future that is happening right here on the west coast and others the so-called future of this economic miracle of the disruptive technologies the silicon valley and the rest of that i would venture to say that that is actually is a pasta and it's a pasta which is already not ab

sunday night you can go over to our tease you to page and watch it we had a great interview with constantine in monterey california born in the soviet union and he has some really interesting things to say about this whole dynamic of the political. infrastructure here in america the political space this sort of tribalism and this comparing some groups of the mansion of aix and some to the bolsheviks which was quite interesting so you should go check that out gonzo episode people love this gonzo series that we've got on our team now to match the stacy traveling across the country and there's put a link to it right on the show they should add it to the show put a link to it on their show there you go that's good yeah do it and later in this week of kai's reports i want to talk about what else inside because that fits into this.

opposition we spoke to the chair of the foreign affairs committee of russia's federation council of constantine process plays that it's clear what needs to be done. positioning in this very difficult and sensitive and fragile situation may cause further pleasures and. very dangerous developments i believe that the mode of which no is being used implemented in israel is quite simple first to send signal signals to the civil society in a certain country that they believe in the worst conditions than any other country secondly to blame the government of this country for the existing problems and certainly to encourage the civil society of this country to go ahead and to start fighting the ruling thora this instead of seeking political compromises this is what is has been done in many other situations like in libya in iraq in syria and now it does happen even in winning again in israel society of does experience obvious problems but the position of the international community in this case should be should consist only in encouraging the political dialogue between the ruling authorities and the sil

i'm town on constantine are among the few surfers who go out when the weather is below freezing anyone can surf in bali they say but here conditions are house and the climate must in this. here needs to be good. the two have sat out many a storm in this little hut at anton surf camp anton grew up in kamchatka for years he flew around the world to go surfing and worked in various self camps now he's trying to set one up income cutco. constantine comes over from moscow as often as he can he enjoys the simple life around here and the straightforward nature of the people he says people in the far east of russia are much more laid back than at home. and of. course you are. meanwhile a powerful snowstorm is building outside for three days the can chalk up an insular in russia's far east remains in its grip. and this stretch of coastline is in the same time zone as tokyo and closer to alaska the moscow which is about six thousand eight hundred kilometers away. in the past nearly everyone here live from fishing oafish processing that's what the city of paid throw pavlos was built for during th

before it gets better is something we've talked about and gonzo in episode two where we interviewed constantine and we talked about d. platforming so here they're saying that the cultural metropolitan elite who control our media they are you know that the metropolitan elite are the journalists they are the likes of anderson cooper they are the likes of rachel maddow they are the likes of the guys on even fox news you know who pretend to be otherwise but they are the cultural elites so the fact that when ordinary people in the heartland in the para for reek of paris and other cities around france. the you know the deplorable equivalent in the u.k. that when they get denounced as then of folks anti semites and homophobes what happens to them nowadays is they get deep platform and they get removed from the matrix that is our society that is our you know the important thing of freedom of assemble the founding fathers of america wanted to enshrine the right to free speech but the freedom to assemble as well to come together. there as people to sit there and speak and talk about ideas that sort of th

metaphor had to be prompted by prosecutors but then he admitted that he met with a gentleman named constantine collimating he said they did discuss on several occasions a potential peace plan for the fight in ukraine then he had to be prompt and said hey how come you both were in madrid on the same day and man a fortin acknowledged that he did in fact clinic and he also said that he shared polling data from the twenty six thousand campaign with clinic again a man the u.s. government says is tied to russian intelligence and his lawyer makes the defense that both course maybe he didn't remember this this was all happening while he was trying to run the presidential campaign so he had a lot on his mind so those are some pretty surprising developments it's the closest we've come to any sort of hints of potential collusion or what they would actually be is conspiracy and the other thing metaphors lawyers say is they say that it's he wasn't lying when he talked about potentially meeting or at least talking to members of the trump administration well he was facing criminal charges. button's parliamen

sunday night you can go over to our tease you to page and watch it we had a great interview with constantine gird given monterey california born in the soviet union and he has some really interesting things to say about this whole dynamic of the political infrastructure here in america the political space this sort of tribalism and this comparing some groups of the mansion breaks and some to the bolsheviks which was quite interesting so you should go check that out gonzo episode people love this gonzo series that we've got on our team out to max and stacy traveling across the country there's put a link to it right on their show they should add it to the show put a link to it on their show there you go that's good yeah do it and later on this week of kai's reports i want to talk about what else and said because that fits into this whole. political atmosphere here in america that plays into the economics because the politics and economics are very merged right now we talk mostly about finance and markets and economics but they're really intersecting right now and you know that's an interesting

his contacts with constantine. it's a big deal for the prosecutor. why all the lies?ler planning to layout? obviously something that's why we have all the reactions. good to have you both here. all right. does everybody agree that redaxs mean there's more to come and maybe a touch of sensitive information for national security? so let's talk about what this means and doesn't mean to each of you. and also plenty of time spent about what he was doing while he was campaign chairman and how he lied about it. what do you read between the redr redactions. >> there has to be some reason he appeared to lie to mueller and his team. and also not a good thing for manafort and i agree with you, this looks to me like there's a lot more to come and a lot more than we do know about what he is under investigation for. >> what gives you comfort in all of this? >> i agree. we know they're looking into other issues and the fact that manafort was having those discussions with him are certainly disturbing and troubling so there's a lot to come as it relates to manafort. his lawyer is betw

. >> asha, mueller accused manafort of lying about his contacts with respect to agent constantine kilimnik, manafort's attorney says mueller's evidence merely demonstrates a lack of consistency in mr. manafort's recollection of certain facts and event. what do we know about the evidence against him? >> well, we haven't seen what evidence mueller has, but if he's willing to file this and he is willing i understand to produce witnesses if he has to, he knows for a fact that manafort was in contact with a russian agent or someone connected to russian intelligence and passing polling data. and this really goes to the heart of collusion. so you can probably see why manafort doesn't really want any of that evidence to come out. and i think that we need to remember that manafort isn't somebody whose really been on the up and up. i mean, after being charged in d.c., charged in virginia, he then was obstructing justice and speaking of witness tampering, tampering with witnesses, and now, you know, now is claiming that he just forgot. and i don't know how hard it is to forget, you know, meeting with

asset, one of those whys that we're still waiting to see is mueller talking about why he believes constantine a russian intellige intelligence asset in 2016. what does mueller know about what he was doing and who he was talking to on the backside of those conversations with manafort? >> got it. so max, listen, trump has argued before that manafort is wrong. doing it all before he ever worked for donald trump. does this new revelation from manafort's own attorneys change that? >> of course. this is an admission that manafort was doing something incredibly shady even as he was running the trump campaign. look, don, if paul manafort were sharing this polling data with the super pact, he would be breaking the federal election law right there. think about what it means that he is sharing this data with a foreign government seeking to influence the american election. this is part of this web of deceit and the fact that he owed like $17 million and the washington post has reported that during the campaign, paul manafort contacted him and offered to make him whole with an exchange of information. in