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. >> matt doherty there.et's get the context from you. >> the context is the allegations from the hoboken mayor dawn zimmer that two top officials in the christie administration, one of them the lieutenant governor, one of them a cabinet secretary named richard constable had basically told her, had linked her willingness to go forward in the development project in the city, a development project that was represented by the law firm of david sampson, the port authority chairman, close christie ally. so her claim is that they are telling her, or implying to her she has to go forward on that progress, to get the sandy aid she wants for her city. so one of the things she alleged was her encounter with this cabinet secretary was onstage at a public event in may of 2013. and the mayor, matt doherty, who we interviewed today, was seated to her left at that meeting, and you can see it in the picture there. matt doherty is cited in this mastro report, he is cited as an independent eyewitness who corroborates constable

and also, former cnn moscow bureau chief jill doherty. ben, let me start off with you, in terms of what you saw on the ground today, what lapped? >> we were outside, anderson, the headquarters of the ukrainian navy where really there's another one of these standoffs going on but we really saw the personal cost. we spoke to the wives of some of the men inside the navy headquarters there, a and they were trying to sneak food into the headquarters. its surrounded by not only these men in green, russian forces, but also these irregulars, what they call themselves a civil defense group, civilians, pro russian civilians and it was really a game of cat and mouse all day long as women would try to sneak up to windows and shove food through it. others we saw one woman with, looked like her 2-year-old daughter who tried to go up to the front gate and who sort of shouted back, being called a provocateur. so really the stand-off continues here and throughout crimea, at various military instillations. and even though we didn't have incidents like yest

ambassador to russia burg obama's first term and jill doherty, former cnn moscow bureau chief, now a fellow at the harvard kennedy school of government. thanks for coming. i want to try to get into putin's head. and you, t two are the one to d this. on the slate of things that the u.s. or the e.u. in concert with the u.s. or any entity could do that would move putin to reconsider what he's doing, what is the thing that is most likely to move him? >> i think probably -- we talk a lot about leverage at this point. i think obviously the main focus now needs to be trying to get russia to disengage, to have its forces step back and avoid a shooting war. right now you've got guns pointed but they actually haven't been fired. so there's still a chance to hopefully convince mr. putin, convince the kremlin to take a step back and find and negotiate a settlement to this. russia has made it very clear that it feels its people in crimea are somehow being repressed or attacked. there's no evidence that that's been occur ong a widespread basis, but let's have observers go in. russia's a member of

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that's where satellites have spotted debris that could belong to at the leash and transported doherty said on sunday the french government provided them with new satellite d that french officials say there is that light we got into the objects floating in waters in two thousand three hundred km from perth in western australia and that they had not disclose further details two pe three ft patrol aircraft from japan's maritime self defense force why the military airbase near perth. the crews of preparing to begin their search operation from monday that day he gets it that you love us i cram into one of the planes the role. we understand that the area we will be a surgeon is very far from laughing. because of that. we think it's going to be a very difficult mission the munson said his crew will draw on knowledge from past such activities. two chinese military aircraft are also expected to join the search. i'm under presidents nine jill has refused a demand from protest is to cancel a trade pact with mainland china demonstrators had been occupying the legislative yuan taiwan's parliament

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york daily news and former managing editor for the chicago tribune, and finishing the panel is tom dohertyrepublican strategist and former senior advisor to governor petaki. >> rand paul with 31%, ted cruz with a distant second with 11% of the vote. paul's second see back straw poll in a row win. what does it mean? >> it means trouble for the republican party. he's the king of c.p.a.c., which doesn't mean that much. rand paul splits the republican party, mostly over foreign policy, and he talks about it being a big tent getting on the nerves of some people and on a lot of issues he's out there by himself against marco rubio, san cristobal, and ted cruz and others. if he's a serious contender, it will split it right open. >> tom, what is your reaction. it's not just rand paul. ted cruz was the second highest vote getter. those two are probably the two polarizing figures. >> i think rand paul strikes a nerve with young people. >> the n.s.a. issue. security in terms of people listening into the conversation. if rand paul could attrac voters to the party, it's a good thing. can he win a nation

doherty trick when you crank in the controversial referendum. russia today is a great balance sheet. he toured all over the chopped garlic. the regional government directly rutgers hours with a speech at the ripe old. it is that now washington brussels and kids at the orange osceola and the rest and that made them a point that jolt to be carried to the chattering away she may want to can the us believes that any such move reform. ukrainians and all scripture or an outside power it was a very worried that the plants or more. let's look into it. the two books that get kicked out of the match. all you get an hd yet the teaching position go very far apart. sectarian or second row at each other and come to the start of christchurch. and i'm sticking to plans to go a week. the line that the cheetah. come any closer daisy was there and find the balance is of chinese passengers missing malaysian airlines plane had been venting their anger at the shelves. after riding in kuala lumpur. they want the government to apologize for what they regard as misleadi

jill doherty my former colleague and moscow bureau chief. this matters and why ukraine is so crucial globally and to the u.s. >> well, i think one thing we were always trying to remind viewers is that one, it's in europe. it's not a distant land. remember on the western border for ukraine are four allies and nato members. poland, huh garry and slovakia and the south bay. if they are threatened and the u.s. is required to respond and defend. there areas that are heavily russian and russian speaking and eastern part of the country leaning towards russia. not everyone, but many there. the western part of the country. ukrainian-speaking leaning more towards the west. the divisions have played out in recent elections there. if you look at the electoral map and the folks in the east voted for the president who just left the office. in the west they voted for the man just released from prison after the elections. that's the division that is playing there. you have and jill will know this better than me. you have russia which wants to exert influenc

charles koch proudly told brian doherty, editor of the magazine "reason" about his self-described "radicalophy" in 2007. these are the same brothers whose koch industries rank near the top of the list of america's worst objectio toxic air pollut. these are the same brothers whose company, according to a bloomberg investigation, paid bribes and kickbacks to win contracts in africa, india, and the middle east. these are the same brothers who, according to the same report, used foreign subsidies -- subsidiaries to sell millions of dollars of equipment to iran, a state sponsor of terrorism. let's make sure we understand that madam president. i may not have said it quite right. these are the same brothers who, according to the same report, use foreign subsidies -- i said it wrong again. foreign entities is the word, better than my trying to say the other word, which didn't come out quite right. these same brothers, according to the same report, use foreign entities to sell millions of dollars of equipment to iran, a state sponsor of terrorism. we all know that. the koch brothers already believe

charles koch told brian doherty in the magazine reason about his self-described, his quote, radical philosophyin 2007. these at the same who lobbied against regulation of formaldehyde as a cancer causing carcinogen because it might be bad for their business. the same brothers whose industry ranks near the top of the list of the worst toxic air polluters. the same brothers whose company according to bloomberg investigation paid bribes and kickbacks in africa and india and the middle east. the same brothers who according to the same report used foreign subsidies to sell millions into state-sponsored terrorism. let's make sure we understand that. may not have said it quite right. these are the same brothers who according to the same report use foreign subsidies, said it wrong again. foreign entities. that is the word. better than my trying to say the other word which didn't come out quite right. according to the same report used foreign entities to sell millions of dollars of equipment to iran, a state sponsor of terrorism. we all know that. be koch brothers already believe they can play by diffe

he also sent another letter to richard doherty who was the head of the american society of civil engineers that is him right there and he asked them to come to the white house and a kick around and please keep it a secret and they did. in fact, these gentlemen and more and more engineers and architects in the administration would visit the white house throughout 1947 and into 1948 and inspect the house and the word didn't get out to the public but they were finding. the truth came out only after truman was elected in 1948 but the moment that he was literally the moment within a few hours, he was evacuated along with his family. the house was condemned. they were afraid if there was a tremor in washington the entire housand theentire house would c. so, why would they evacuate the president of the united states? what on earth have they found? by this time these gentlemen -- i should mention they formed into an official body known as the commission on renovation of the executive mansion. this would oversee the renovation when i say commission i am referring to these gentlemen here. what did t

just take people's ok here's a couple of money here's a couple radio waves oh now we got by doherty participation here's a couple radio and we have women pull up to space you know that does not work that does not work and that's a phony effort in my opinion and both political parties do it yeah that's why i'm an independent right ok it wasn't well on the left but culture and a lot of other institutions help to inform explain and educate people and so when they answer questions that support progressive policies they can tell you why because they've gotten information about it on the right a lot of the very consultants that are often hired can't answer some of the basic questions that many republicans who vote in primaries find what you had to seek up yesterday come out and say basically you know we're going to campaign against abortion we have to lie about we don't use don't say that you're that you want to end abortion you want to make i do that so i carry cash and i think about that here but no but i will say that's a good area as it was anybody made a lot of republicans that's a very we made a