we have dmitri gloss caught us. he is a lawyer and a freelance journalist and m r. say we cross 2 people and tell him he's an independent journalist and contributor at 21st century wire or at tillman cross black roles in effect, that means it can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate that. so let's go to you 1st and stop. com. um, you know, every few hours there is a new headline about a negotiating position. now the trump is thinking, this is advisors are thinking that even in ukraine, they're saying this is what the trunk team is thinking. um, it's all nice and fine, i'm glad they're thinking about it here, but there doesn't seem to be any coherence to any of it. if anything, it's there among their talking among themselves. negotiating with the other side meeting. russia isn't even in the cards. yeah. and your thoughts go ahead. i think especially europe is still stuck in an item. this, the position of the swedish for an administer on monday of this week said that we, europeans have 3 core interests. and this was my re stand a guard to the swedish for th

yeah, well, a dmitri no wonder trump doesn't take any of the europeans. seriously. there is no reason to, and that is not a i a, on my part, the green which runs foreign policy, but the europeans of made themselves just the relevant. dmitri, it's very interesting here. um trump says he wants to end conflicts. but the problem with that thinking on for ending them too, but he doesn't understand how to resolve them. and that is the problem with ukraine . he wants to end it, but he doesn't resolve it in the sense that the russians want it to be resolved. in terms of their security interest, that part of the equation is not part of western thinking. right now, dmitri, as well, let's 1st of all be honest and clear about trump special record. trump likes to boast about the fact that he didn't start any new wars. perhaps that's accurate, but he didn't maintain on just debacles. he continued to prosecute desk in war. although we talked about bringing it to an end. under his administration, the 1st administration us occupied large slots of syria and c admitted they were there

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we have dmitri plus caught us. he is a lawyer and a freelance journalist and him are say we cross to pretty pantano. he's an independent journalist and contributor at 21st century wire or at tillman cross black roles in effect, that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate that. so let's go to you 1st and stop. com. you know, every few hours there's a new headline about a negotiating position. now the trump is thinking, this is advisors are thinking that even in ukraine, they're saying this is what the trunk team is thinking. um. it's all nice and fine . i'm glad they're thinking about it here, but there doesn't seem to be any coherence to any of it. if anything, it's there among their talking among themselves. negotiating with the other side meeting. russia isn't even in the cards. yeah. and your thoughts go ahead. i think especially europe is still stuck in an item this the position, the swedish afford and administer on monday of this week said that to we, europeans have 3 core interests. and

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and the representative of the center for china and globalization also have a me, dmitri las carrie's canadian lawyer and journalist debt to man. i'm glad to have all of you joined me right now at this very crucial moment around the world. now, what do you think will be made to aspects of donald trump's policy? what are your predictions, visa, all the things i'm going to ask all of you right now, but let me start with you, benjamin get what, what's, what's your thoughts on that? i think i found the trans speech is very high. i expected i'm talking about integration, gender issues, crossing the mexican border and tariffs and gender issue, and also we're going to mazda. and so i hope this has been pulling around the immediate for a few weeks and you mentioned office, although the details have not been out yet. you mentioned about china about taking back the numbers can now training that the china is taking a partial control of it. other than that, uh it of the things that could be impact straight by about these periods i can try now and also also on the even lights of the america. but i

but 1st report from dmitri met that ankle on his 1st day in the office, donald trump made quite the entrance, issuing a flurry of orders, which include declaring a national energy emergency. we will drill baby drill. this will help issue permits the oil and gas produce as much quicker, ignoring ecological concerns. america will be a manufacturing nation once again. and we have something that no other manufacturing nation will ever have the largest amount of oil and gas of any country owners. and we are going to use it we will bring prices down, feel our strategic reserves up again, right to the top, and export american energy all over the world. drill baby drill to accomplish this. but as we all know, it takes higher prices to encourage wall street to invest to, to drill more wells. and to get to a $1.87, a gallon gasoline. that would mean the price of oil would have to be less than $50.00 a barrel. and in the permian basin across so the west texas oil patch, which produces about 4000000 barrels a day. the rates are being laid down at prices of $70.00 a barrel. and in the recent dallas feder

saudi arabia, with the main event a rematch between light—heavyweight rivals artur beterbiev and dmitrynt i'm going to do the demolition job on him and then i want uysk next, so bring them on. i am on a roll, iwill next, so bring them on. i am on a roll, i will be too much for him, too strong, too fast, anything he does i'm going to do better. i'm very excited to be fighting for the world championship for the second time, and two—time world champion sounds beautiful. i like that he is full of confidence and kind of high at the moment but it will all stop on the 22nd of february. basketball now, and the lakers and the clippers both returned to action in los angeles first nba games since the catastrophic wildfires, in which lakers head coach jj redick and his family lost their home. the nba postponed two home games for the lakers and one for the clippers last week while the fires were raging. the san antonio spurs though proved too strong for the lakers, beating them 126-102. it means the lakers have now lost three straight matches in a row. meanwhile, james harden scored 13 of his 26 poi

russian ambassador to the un dmitry polyanskiy responded saying, "we have to see what does the �*deal our north america editor sarah smith. applause donald trump has enormous ambitions that include ending the wars in the middle east and ukraine. my proudest legacy will be that of a peacemaker and unifier. that's what i want to be. he had claimed that on his first day in office he would end the ukraine war. 0bviously that didn't happen, but he is making clear he wants to see a peace deal asap, threatening that russia will pay a high price if they don't enter negotiations. he posted on social media... meeting mr trump in new york just after the election, ukrainian leader volodymyr zelensky said he thinks the new president could be decisive in ending the war, and he knows he really has no choice but to start negotiating. zelensky wants to make a deal. i don't know if putin does, he might not, i don't know. he should make a deal. i think he's destroying russia by not making a deal. president trump used to boast about his great relationship with vladimir putin and insists russia would not

putin's spokesman, dmitry peskov said they are "waiting for signals that are yet to arrive".heir team at the un say they want to see what president trump wants in the deal before taking any further steps. the ukrainians are warming to the idea. starved of resources, by europe's flagging supply lines, a ceasefire, pending negotiation could offer welcome relief. asked for his reaction to donald trump's warning to russia, the ukrainian foreign minister had this to say. it was a really strong message, and strong signal. we need to increase pressure on russia, and force russia to negotiate. we need usa leadership, we need more engagement of the usa. let's bring in rose gottemoeller, former deputy secretary general of nato. rose, very good to have you back on bbc news. you are donald trump say a little earlier he wants to meet with vladimir putin. dimitri putz goff said they were waiting for signals. what do you think russia takes that message —— dimitri peskov? it’s russia takes that message -- dimitri peskov?— dimitri peskov? it's clear that each man _ dimitri peskov? it's clear

russian ambassador to the un dmitry polyanskiy responded saying, "we have to see what does the �*dealean?" here's our north america editor sarah smith. applause. donald trump has enormous ambitions that include ending the wars in the middle east and ukraine. my proudest legacy will be that of a peacemaker and unifier. that's what i want to be. he had claimed that on his first day in office he would end the ukraine war. obviously that didn't happen, but he is making clear he wants to see a peace deal asap, threatening that russia will pay a high price if they don't enter negotiations. he posted on social media... meeting mr trump in new york just after the election, ukrainian leader volodymyr zelensky said he thinks the new president could be decisive in ending the war, and he knows he really has no choice but to start negotiating. zelensky wants to make a deal. i don't know if putin does, he might not, i don't know. he should make a deal. i think he's destroying russia by not making a deal. president trump used to boast about his great relationship with vladimir putin and insists russ

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but 1st report from dmitri met that ankle on his 1st day in the office, donald trump made quite the entrance, issuing a flurry of orders, which include declaring a national energy emergency. we will drill baby drill. this will help issue permits. the oil and gas produces much quicker, ignoring ecological concerns. america will be a manufacturing nation once again. and we have something that no other manufacturing nation will ever have the largest amount of oil and gas, or any country owners. and we are going to use it. we use we will bring prices down, feel our strategic reserves up again, right to the top and export american energy all over the world. trumps decrees include a resumption of liquefied natural gas exports withdrawal from the powers climate deal, something he also didn't is supposed to of an order to allow us to drill for oil in the arctic, notably in alaska and topping up us strategic oil reserves, which the vitamin ministration drove to a 40 year low trying to cope gasoline prices. the u. s. is already the largest oil producer in the world and has been for the past 6 years at

. - i picked up and he introduced himself as dmitry. he spoke with a russian accent. your husband to come home sooner, i can help, but you need to do something. either set fire to a military facility, a car or a railway electrical box. svitlana reported the call to the security service, who told her she should try to stall the russians while they investigated. she managed to record some of the calls. translation: pour in a litre of the fluid - and add a bit of petrol. go to some sort of railway junction, make sure there are no security cameras, and wear a hatjust in case. the security service told svitlana the calls were coming from inside russia and she should refuse to cooperate further. translation: and then the threats began. - he said they'd kill my husband and i'd never see him again. for days he kept calling saying, your husband is being tortured and it's your fault. did you at any point consider going through with it? no, not for a second. my husband never would have forgiven me if i had done something like that. the authorities say families who report the inc

those of jabari has moved from mosca, according to the kremlin spokesperson dmitri pest golf, the russian president vladimir putin, is ready, willing and able to meet with us president elect donald trump once he takes office after january 20th. the dimitry pest golf comments also went on to say that these are positive a indicators coming from the upcoming uh, administration, taking over the white house. and they, russian position regarding its uh, uh, stands in the war. and ukraine has not changed, but the russian president vladimir putting does not have any preconditions for 80 meeting that would come in the future with us president elect donald trump. now if such a meeting happens, it would be the 7th time the 2 world leaders would meet. so they have met 6 times already in the past. the last being in 2019 during the g. 20 summit in osaka in japan. what this means for the war on the ground in ukraine. it's a possibility of lights at the end of the tunnel that is now continuing for the 3 years in february of this year. it will enter its force here. the conflict in ukraine which russia lau

we have dmitri plus caught us. he is a lawyer and a freelance journalist and him are say we cross suit pretty pantano. he's an independent journalist and contributor at 21st century wire or at tillman cross black roles in effect, that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate that. so let's go to you 1st and stop. com. you know, every few hours there's a new headline about a negotiating position. now the trump is thinking, this is advisors are thinking that even in ukraine, they're saying this is what the trunk team is thinking. um. it's all nice and fine, i'm glad they're thinking about it here. but there doesn't seem to be any coherence to any of it. if anything, it's there among their talking among themselves. negotiating with the other side meeting, russia isn't even in the cards. yeah. and your thoughts go ahead and i think especially europe is still stuck in an item. this, the position of the swedish afford and administer on monday of this week said that we, europeans have 3 core interests

it does it in club in athens, we have dmitri gloss caught us. he is a lawyer and a freelance journalist, any more say we cross through pretty palm tell him he's an independent journalist and contributor at 21st century wire or at tillman cross that grows in effect. that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate that. so let's go to you 1st in stock. com, you know, every few hours there is a new headline about a negotiating position. now.

putin's spokesman, dmitry peskov, said they are "waiting for signals that are yet to arrive".krainians are warming to the idea. starved of resources, by europe's flagging supply lines, a ceasefire, pending negotiation could offer welcome relief. asked for his reaction to donald trump's warning to russia, the ukrainian foreign minister had this to say. it was a really strong message, and strong signal. we need to increase pressure on russia, and force russia to negotiate. we need usa leadership, we need more engagement of the usa. earlier we heard from rose gottemoeller, former deputy secretary general of nato. she gave us her thoughts on these potential negotiations — and the dynamic between trump and putin. it's very clear the two men are circling around each other, each trying to be stronger and more, i would say, of the bully to the other. and i do think that that's very important as a way of setting the negotiation table. because from the outset, it was clear for mr trump, table. because from the outset, it was clearfor mr trump, it was important to come out of this war lo

just today, we heard from putin's spokesman, dmitry peskov, saying -- quote -- "we remain ready for mutuallyl dialogue. this dialogue was maintained between the two presidents during trump's first presidency. we are waiting for signals which have not come yet.” so, russia saying something, but clearly not playing their hand as to whether they're really ready for peace yet. amna: waiting for signals. we will see. nick schifrin, thank you very much. nick: thank you. are battling new fires in the the laguna fire sprang up today in ventura county, west of l.a., prompting evacuations. meantime in the mountains north of los angeles, the fast-moving hughes fire has grown to nearly 16 square miles. no homes or structures have been reported burned, but more than 50,000 people remain under evacuation orders and warnings. weather officials say high winds and low humidity will keep the risk of fire critical through tomorrow morning, although firefighters have expressed some optimism. anthony marrone, los angeles county, california, fire chief: the situation remains dynamic and the fire remains a difficu

the spokesman there, dmitri peskov, saying, quote, we don't see anything new here, end quote, becausesay from the cheap seats on the campaign trail. now all trump has to actually do is actually do it. joining us now, michael mcfaul, who served as the united states ambassador to russia from 2012 to 2014. he's an msnbc international affairs analyst. i apologize for insulting your intelligence by bringing you on to have this conversation, ambassador, but i guess we got to have it because neither you nor i know anybody who watches the show thought the war was ending in a day when donald trump took office. but what's the plan here? >> i don't. >> think. >> he has a plan, to be honest. obviously he didn't end. >> the war in day one. >> he hasn't. >> ended on day five. >> he's barely proposed anything. second, it's clear that he just as you said. but we need to keep underscoring it. he doesn't. >> know the. >> facts about the war. obviously, president zelenskyy did not cause this war. they tried to kill him when they invaded the country. i want. >> to be. >> clear about that. several times t

the spokesman there, dmitry peskov, saying, quote, we don't see anything new here, end quote, becauseisn't anything new. i alone can fix it. i can end the war in a day. it's easy to say from the cheap seats on the campaign trail. now all trump has to actually do is actually do it. joining us now, michael mcfaul, who served as the united states ambassador to russia from 2012 to 2014. he's an msnbc international affairs analyst. i apologize for insulting your intelligence by bringing you on to have this conversation, ambassador, but i guess we got to have it because neither you nor i know anybody who watches the show thought the war was ending in a day when donald trump took office. but what's the plan here? >> i don't think. >> he has a plan. >> to be honest. >> obviously, he didn't. >> end. the war on day one. >> he hasn't. >> ended on day five. >> he's barely proposed anything. >> second. >> it's clear that he just. >> as you said. >> but we. >> need to keep underscoring it. >> he doesn't. >> know the. >> facts about the war. obviously, president zelensky did not cause this war. they

the spokesman there, dmitry peskov, saying, quote, we don't see anything new here, end quote, because it isn't anything new. i alone can fix it. i can end the war in a day. it's easy to say from the cheap seats on the campaign trail. now all trump has to actually do is actually do it. joining us now, michael mcfaul, who served as the united states ambassador to russia from 2012 to 2014. he's an msnbc international affairs analyst. i apologize for insulting your intelligence by bringing you on to have this conversation, ambassador, but i guess we got to have it because neither you nor i know anybody who watches the show thought the war was ending in a day when donald trump took office. but what's the plan here? >> i don't think. he has a plan, to be honest. >> obviously. >> he didn't end. >> the war on day one. >> he hasn't. >> ended on day five. >> he's barely. >> proposed anything. second, it's clear that he just as you said. but we need to keep underscoring it. he doesn't know the facts about the war. >> obviously. >> president zelenskyy did not cause this war. they tried to. kill h

. >> we don't see any new elements here, putin's spokesman dmitry peskov tells reporters in a conference >> call in. >> the first iteration of his presidency. trump was the american president who most often resorted to sanctions. he likes these methods. peskov adds, but the kremlin and the trump white house have left the door open to a presidential summit to discuss ukraine's future. >> if. >> back on the front lines, russia's special military operation, what the kremlin calls its conflicts in ukraine continues to take an appalling toll in blood and treasure. an early end to the fighting is something that president trump himself pointed out was in the kremlin's best interests. i'm going to do russia, whose economy is failing, and president putin, a very big favor, trump wrote in his social media post. publicly, the kremlin leader insists russia's economic situation is under control, but indicators like soaring inflation and interest rates suggest otherwise. and if a trump brokered ceasefire also lets the kremlin consolidate territorial gains, that may prove a very big favor indeed. aaron

dmitry peskov said your company is a legitimate target.ent? armin: we have a very good cyber center. cyberattacks will not come in. we are not in for the moment. i don't have missiles around my factories. if there is a higher potential, we have to do that for sure. we will protect our factories. annmarie: you feel like the german government is a partner with you in this? armin: absolutely. we are fighting shoulder to shoulder. annmarie: when it comes to the assassination attempt on your life, do you believe it came from vladimir putin himself? armin: i don't know. at the end of the day, the information, as i told you, came from secret services. we have to take care of that. the government in germany takes care about it. if i travel to other countries, those governments care about it. i'm grateful about that. jonathan: you have been gracious with your time and we appreciate it. thank you. armin papperger, rheinmetall ceo. the stock has been on fire in the last several years. we got another bump in early november following the election of do

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an amazing story about the coverage of the ukraine war and specifically from the vantage point of dmitri. it's hard to think of. an organization that has faced more jeopardy! as a news organization and continue to do. good work. >> and important work. >> there's a really interesting documentary on william f buckley and the history of conservatism in the united states. and, you know, he's a figure. who has kind of titanic influence, especially in that kind of middle third of the 20th century. and, you know, you can see the kind of roots of his influence, even. kind of. translating into kind of modern conservatism now. and so they just, you know, an array of really important stories that we have here. and it's an embarrassment of riches, almost. >> i just. was i have a broad question to end with, just because you're here, and i would love to hear your take on the state of journalism today, the challenges it faces moving forward. >> you know, i think that here's the thing. we know about the challenges of the business model. we know about the challenges of technology and ai and these things.

when dmitri pest golf says moscow remains ready for equal and mutually respectful dialogue with the us russian presidents document put in on trump. i expect you to hold a phone call on the train conflict. in the coming days from bonus were gonna speak to you to shop obama in moscow. how does a fairly measured response from dimitry pest costs there? tell us about the way that most coal was reacting to what the us president has been saying. generally tramps was a well met with a bit of disappointment here. there were many herbs, the trump would also something you suitable for all, but the miracle didn't happen. he's what sounded like to put up bob wire fences, but bangladesh, csr twos. so the construction breaches, international agreements, officials from both countries that are expected to meet next month to this disrespecting, bangladesh is flag a riley. in december, a bangladesh and diplomatic mission in all got tele, india was attacked, condemned the incident. new delhi, expressed regret, arrested suspects, and suspended police officers were not caught. you is a call a mr. farmer, in

dmitri kuznetsov for 23 years of service to our country. mr. luttrell: while his name may not be in the headlines the impact of his life will be felt across our nation forever. as undersecretary for science and technology as the department of home left-hand security, in it rihab at the helm of -- commit dmit dmitry has been at the helm of security. he was the chief scientist for nnsa and stood up the office of artificial intelligence technologies. as he retires, i truly wish him the greatest journey in the next chapter of his life. fair winds and following seas. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy of jab 3, 2025, the gentleman from arizona, mr. schweikert, is recognized for 60 minutes as designee of the majority leader. mr. schweikert: thank you, mr. speaker pro tem. for the gentleman from pennsylvania. a bit of reference. in the old days when we were put in the chair, particularly when we were freshmen it was because we were annoying to the speaker. if anyone remembers that. to the clerk sta