of this behemoth community is the director of national intelligence that's getting better, but the dni has only limited control over budgets and people and as you know in washington, those are two very powerful lovers if you can't control the budget and you can't control the people you're in the business of trying to persuade and joel right not direct and command and so it's a work in progress how this community works together. and do you think the 18 need to be folded into a dozen or six or would you would you downsize that or would you would you create a super agency to walk over 18? well, would you streamline this? well streamlining is hard, but you know, i people arm wrestle over this all the time, right or do we have too many do we not have enough the benefit i give you the the argument on one side, which is that the reason we have so many agencies is they provide tailored capabilities, right? so the navy has different intelligence needs than the army and so the navy should have its own intelligence unit to help it with its intelligence priorities there's real truth to that and di

fifteen keep the defense on the act to the capital of the dni admit the enemy has intensified in allevery day. there are some fights, skirmishes are trying. we stand and hold. it is impossible to retreat with tanks and mortars. all that they have is all accounted for us ukrainian fighters. increasingly, they began to make sorties into the so-called gray zone, try to dig and take up new positions for the people's militia fighters, you have to knock out the enemy. on these frames. ours are hitting the trenches with just a couple of blows , enough to turn the ukrainian military the flight in donetsk itself is still not calmly set on fire by the kiev artillery the city center in gorlovka an elderly woman was mortally wounded a school and a kindergarten were damaged, if you take aleksey belovniki sevastyanov and andrei mikhailov channel one , donbass but now shots of unsuccessful air defense attempts to fully intercept russian missiles that were heading for targets in ukraine two launches and both explode in the sky just like that, the vaunted miracle weapon of the german irist anti-aircr

fifteen keep the defense on the act to the capital of the dni admit the enemy has intensified in allay. there are some fights, skirmishes are trying. we stand and hold. you can’t retreat with machine tools, mortars cover everything they have, everything ukrainian militants have to pay for us. increasingly, they began to make sorties into the so-called gray zone, try to dig and take up new positions for the people's militia fighters, you have to knock out the enemy. find in our frames they hit the trenches with all a couple of blows enough to turn the ukrainian military flight in donetsk itself is still not calmly set on fire by kiev artillery the city center in horlivka an elderly woman was mortally wounded a school and a kindergarten were damaged you can’t imagine aleksey belov nikita sevastyanov andrey mikhailov and kirill danilov first channel, donbass and more important news from the ministry of defense, this concerns partial mobilization , all activities related to the conscription of citizens in the reserve have been stopped on behalf of the head department of sergei shoigu, th

that is getting better, the dni has only limited control over judgments and people. and, as you know, in washington those are two very powerful levers. you cannot control the budget or the people, they're trying to dissuade or control. it is a lot work in project. the 18 need to be fold into a dozen, for six, what would you downsize? that would you create a super agency? how would you streamline this? >> well, streamlining is hard, but, people arm russell over this all the time. do we have too many? do we not have enough? the benefit, i will give you the argument on one side, they basically have so many agencies. the navy has different intelligence needs than the army, the intelligence unit to help it. there was real truth to that, different agencies so the cia is human intelligence. national security agency is signals intelligence and phone calls. specialization has benefits so i always use the example of doctors no one, questions whether doctors should be specialized, you do not want your heart surgeon detecting skin cancer and you did not want your dermatologist o

this is the fact that vladimir putin approved the ratification of agreements on the adoption of the dni lpr, zaporozhye dick. e, the kherson region, and in russia, the president signed laws on the acceptance of new regions into the russian federation and the final legal all grounds. uh, those, uh agreements that were signed on september 1.30. let me remind you, right now, and this has already been brought into full legal compliance, accordingly it was approved by the state duma and the federation council for these previous 2 days. and this constitutional law was signed by the president today. and therefore , we will now talk about what is supposed to be done in the future, but in the direction of ensuring that the integration of new territories takes place. and as quickly as possible, as painless as possible? in the sense that a lot of things will have to be changed, uh, in the way of life, probably in the sense that there are a lot of legal issues and administrative issues. and well, and so on, and we are already in touch in a new way law. e now the head of the kherson region is the go

military provisions of the new subjects of the russian federation expected decision you know that in the dni and in the kherson region and zaporozhye region. e, there was such a regime, but now, since it is the constituent entities of the russian federation, it is required in accordance with the constitution and, the constitutional laws of the russian federation, under martial law, the implementation of the assistance program for residents of the kherson region is taken under the operational control of the state duma, if necessary, as the deputies assures and measures support will be supplemented by maria burkova oksana tarasenko sergey screamers mikhail bubarenko. parliamentary hour. actions with three or more children are exempted from partial mobilization, the speaker of the state duma wrote in his telegram channel, the deputy received many requests about this, vyacheslav volodin noted that more than 10,000 fathers returned home to their families. and that's not all. laws on support were adopted, mobilized entrepreneurs about everything in order from dmitry oreshkin the state duma adopted

so, in a time before dog tags and dni there was no way to really identify the dead after battle, except those who knew them hopefully being able around to do so. so, miss identifications to happen and it is fully possible that there's somebody else in that grave but it is still out to david. so that was something that we had to research and puzzle over. we are pretty certain that with the sheer amount of testimony that rachael herself gathered that his death did occur in a prisoner of war camp accustomed to consider that there were very georgia the other item that we could never locate was a photograph of the writer of these letters even though in multiple letters we have them asking for photographs and describing going get photographs taken sending photographs to each other than complementing each other's photographs. throughout the letters, we have all these comments about photographs of each other and there are none that we could find. there were none that were included with the donation. the family currently did not have any, they were able to provide a flat earlier photo of their s

in the presence daily briefings with what they call the ic, and you command the ciaia comes and and dnicomes in and they give them everything. i was appalled at the quality of the briefing particular with respect to communist china and see brandon and i proved from day two from when we got and that was this does not have to be classified, but the market people see it in the intelligence community has a way like kind of like to keep all of this information to themselves and not let out the journalist or the american public, and they wonder that information in a way that would never take a senator positions and is like this and that and the president i think was not served well at all by the ic and then when north korea and we are trying to stop north korea from the missiles and the atomic weapons, to destroy seattle and chicago, we put sanctions all over everybody and meanwhile, the communist chinese running scams north korea to get oily' to the north koreans in te running step across the border. and it y is like well you can se that stuff but the information was never presented like in

they would come in dni to where they'd give them a briefing. i was i was appalled at the quality of that briefing, particularly with respect to communist china. and one of the one of the things that both steve bannon and i preached from from day two when we got in there, is that doesn't have to be classified. i let the american people see it. and the intelligence community has a way. it's kind of like a priesthood where they keep all this informed nation to themselves. is that outlet out to journalists like you or the american public? and they can't they kind of launder that information in a way where they never take definitive positions. it's like this that it's like and the president, i think, was not served well at all by the see, i mean, when when you example with north korea and we're trying to stop north korea from developing missiles and atomic weapons to destroy seattle and chicago. we're putting sanctions all over everybody. okay. and meanwhile, now that the communist chinese are running scams with north korea through the to get oil to

this is also the guys heroically from the dni lpr.about how he admires the way the guys fight. of course, but our paratroopers, but these are heroes, marines, heroes, gunners, pilots are simply gods. that is, of course, the state must do everything so that they have everything they need and the guys who are now getting up after serving in the army. they served in the army, but it turns out cunning, which they mowed down from the army, again they mowed down the russian from everything. and this is the new russian elite, and when they return, by the way, they will do everything to ensure that there are further stairs for them, of course, upstairs, of course, so that they, but you don’t know, here are the sons any, so to speak. it was clear that they determined the future of russia, by the way, a very important thing will be more in russia. well, because i was on the set and still am, but i was not in moscow at all. of course, i watched. first of all, of course, i want to express my deep condolences to the parents of those relatives. the

starts screaming, why is my dni briefing adam schiff. he hates adam schiff.m schiff has been a vocal trump critic and was, you know, trumpeting aspects of the mueller investigation and house investigation. and trump is just bellowing. it's not clear to what end. and almost everybody else in the room is sitting there and mcguire is pushing back. one of briefers says this is not what happened, this is not how it went. and eventually it just ends. mcguire, who is clearly rattled, decides he can't continue this, tells everyone to leave. and bet saner, who was one of trump's most consistent intel breefrs throughout the presidency stops and says, mr. president we, not here to hurt you. we are not out to get you. trump, who is always afraid of one-on-one interpersonal confrontation says i know. he had this blowup aimed at a show of force and then says, i know, and tries to end it on a peaceful note. and that's the kind of thing, nicole, it's not just a clash. it's not just an aggressive interaction. it's that he leaves people disoriented and whipsawed. that was one

really and at international platforms e and wherever possible, moreover, if in the hands of russia, the dniufficient number of such foreign citizens, polish and any other, as these british-americans used to show, there are moroccans, croats, and there are such citizens. uh, there are hundreds, how many there are, really a large number of some kind that we don't see them. then they should be shown too. why because in this case, the people who live in poland are poles themselves, who now live in poland, they will see. this and for themselves will understand that participation in such in this conflict. maybe for them it will end in death or detention and detention, but well, just tell yourself that volunteers from poland, romania, and any other countries are fighting there. they wo n't change anything on their own. that is why, because the participation of these volunteers in this conflict is not perceived by anyone in these countries as some kind of crime , so this in itself will not change anything , that is, the first show. what crimes do they commit there and who exactly is here it shows e

but all the consequences of course, address yourself about the dni lc.s is not people's militia. this is charisma, but in fact it is the armed forces today. they will be part of the already russian armed forces; nevertheless, the unit of the dpr of the lpr, which have been fighting for 8 years, is the most motivated, prepared , fearless, and i would say, productive part of those troops that take part in special military operation. winter is coming, everything needs to be done. so that those fighters who are on the front line have all the necessary thermal underwear in several sets comfortable efficient shoes equipment equipment personal heating equipment good sleeping bags. sleeping bags. well, at least to the level of the mountain rifle units of austria, this is all the best we must give to the zone of a special military operation, saving here is impossible. i think it will be a very good decision. today we know that a number of heads of russian regions and mayors of cities. they say that they will be engaged in minimum, say, arrangement for the new yea