new sanctions designed to curtail north korea's nuclear program i know a chance sitting in for ed schultz here in washington d.c. you're watching our team america. good evening we start tonight with the president back on what looks like the stump president followed up a rally in phoenix arizona on tuesday night with a speech to the american legion in reno this morning both of ants were met with protests the administration has been blamed for insensitivity in the wake of the charlottesville violence president attempted to clean up his image by focusing on a new message in phoenix you always understood. what washington does not are a movement is a movement built on love love. love for struggling americans who've been left behind and love for every american who deserves it of all of their dreams come true. for more on the president speaking to our will go now to dr gene allowed in conservative author and dawn jones former georgia state representative ladies thanks for being with me this evening so as you saw the president help us or a campaign style event in arizona his rally today in reno t

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and sitting in for ed schultz here in washington d.c. you're watching artsy america. good evening we start tonight with reaction to the president's announcement of a strategy shift in afghanistan the president made it clear the u.s. is not nation building the administration will not set an arbitrary date to withdraw from the country. the national weather service in mount holly new jersey has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for newcastle county in northern delaware north central kent county and central delaware northeastern kent county in northeastern maryland southeastern cecil county in northeastern maryland camden county in southern new jersey southern mercer county in central new jersey northwestern cumberland county in southern new jersey salem county in southern new jersey gloucester county in southern new jersey northwestern burlington county in southern new jersey southern middlesex county in northern new jersey southeastern montgomery county in southeastern pennsylvania southern bucks county in southeastern pennsylvania southeastern chester county in sout

i'm going to chance sitting in for ed schultz here in washington d.c. you're watching argue merica. good evening we begin tonight with the president's strategy in afghanistan and his strong words for pakistan president said pakistan better get on board with the u.s. as the administration shifts policy in afghanistan pakistan has much to gain from partnering with our effort in afghanistan it has much to lose by continuing to harbor criminals and terrorists pakistan has also sheltered the same organizations that try every single day to kill our people we have been pakistan billions and billions of dollars at the same time they are housing the very terrorists that we are fighting. but that will have to change and that will change immediately. for more on u.s. pakistan relations let's go now to former cia agent jack rice jack good to see you again so pakistan's top officials are now accusing president trump of using them as scapegoats on afghanistan is there any merit to that. yes of course i mean the americans are failing in afghanistan and let's be clear about this issue you can talk

states artie's alexy jarosz offkey reports on the spread of this ideology through europe and i'm ed schultz reporting tonight from charlottesville virginia this is the news on r.t. america. good evening friends we start tonight from downtown charlottesville virginia we are just a few short steps away from the scene of the gruesome violence that unfolded over the weekend the city was primed for a clash when a group of all right white supremacy were met by a large group of counter protesters then james alex fields a twenty year old from ohio a white nationalist rammed his car into a group of protesters killing thirty two year old heather higher the president spoke up about the incident soon after condemning what he called hate on both sides earlier today the president revise his message in response to a backlash his words were not strong enough in condemning the violence the president referred to racism as an evil in called out the k.k.k. neo not. sees as criminals and thugs racism is evil and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thoughts including the k.k.k. neo nazis white

phoenix arizona where he's expected to address the wall with mexico a military man sitting in for ed schultz here in washington d.c. you're watching artsy america. good evening we start tonight with reaction to the president's announcement of a strategy shift in afghanistan the president made it clear the u.s. is not nation building the administration will not set an arbitrary date to withdraw from the country the united states will however empower its generals with the authorization to carry out strikes independent of washington and the president will work with india pakistan and the entire asia pacific region to wind down america's longest running war speaker of the house paul ryan praised the president's plans my travels there i kept hearing the same thing they have the time we have the watchers meaning they will wait us out and if they believe that we have some. the national weather service in mount holly new jersey has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for birds county in eastern pennsylvania lehigh county in eastern pennsylvania south central carbon county in northeastern pennsylvan

paul manner for it was skeptical and ultimately word jack did meeting with russian officials i'm ed schultz reporting tonight from washington d.c. this is the news on our team america. good evening friends we start tonight with the president and his most extensive comments so far on the tragedy last weekend in charlottesville virginia the president feeling the comforts of trump towers came out to promote infrastructure and the signing of an executive order streamlining the process of construction and permit it what happened in the wake of that announcement was a president exploding with opinion and off the cuff remarks with the country fixated on race relations and what transpired last weekend in charlottesville the president only loaded on the driver of the car who killed thirty two year old rather hire a driver of the car is a disgrace to himself his family and this country. and that is you can call it terrorism you can call it murder and call it whatever you want i would just call it as the fastest one to come up with a good verdict that's what i call it because there is a question is it

support their territorial claims long after isis is defeated a manila chan sitting in tonight for ed schultz from washington d.c. and you're watching r.t. america.

tonight follow me on twitter at manila chan right there at the bottom your screen i am sitting in for ed schultz reporting from washington i will see you at nine pm eastern for our special coverage of president trump announcement on afghanistan so you that. the future we don't agree on. every the world should you read. it you'll get it all the old will. go according to a gesture. probably for the. title of the francis is boom bust broadcasting around the world from washington d.c. tonight the great wall of china automaker great wall is a leader in china it's set now to snap up the jeep division of chrysler in a push to become the world's number one specialty s.u.v. maker and on to the north sea it's expensive for deepwater drillers but one french company has staked a claim in the region by snapping up an oil and gas company sapped by those low oil prices we've seen so much job and the massive eighteen tee time or a deal advances under ray.

i'm ed schultz on r t america i'll make sure you don't get railroaded to go get the straight talk in the straight news questionable. if you want local one old expediential street good looking like the trails in the streets would be analyzed it came from the bottom would. be just like what they like you might not i got to. put. up with a preview of what's going on with. linux are. told. on larry king you are watching our t.v. america question more. what politicians do sometimes. put themselves on the line. to get except the reject . so when you want to be president. or some want to. get to the right person this is what. three of the more people. interested always at the water's. coming up on our team america hate violence and death that protests in charlottesville virginia over the weekend as whites a permit to clash with counter protesters leaving one dead and dozens injured. for live on the ground from charlottesville getting reaction from city residents local leaders and experts on why the tragic events unfolded this weekend. and is america facing a new war against white supremacy

policy in america's longest running war in afghanistan calling for more troops to the country i'm ed schultz reporting tonight from the r t newsroom this is the news on r.t. america. good evening friends we start tonight with north korea and the president of the united states doubling down on his threat to the asian nation in a press conference today the president said fire in fury might not have been tough enough. there were no big surprise as i heard i mean to be honest general mattis may have taken a step beyond what i said there was no mixed messages and rex was just you know stating the view that look is the view i said yesterday i don't have to say that again and i'll tell you this it may be tougher than i said it not less it may very well be tougher than i say. later the same afternoon the president delivered what was perhaps his clearest set of remarks on a number of issues his administration is addressing president trump made it clear how he would deal with north korea versus the policy of the three previous administrations the message was clear kim jong un won't be pulling any fast

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i'm ed schultz it's on r t america i'll make sure you don't get railroaded if you'll get the straight talk in the straight news. questionable. thank. you no i'm tom arbonne in washington d.c. and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture is the trumpet ministration actually full of nazis or just people who like to play them on t.v. i'll ask rabbi jason kimelman block in just a moment and why did steve bannon dissed the so-called all right in an interview with a liberal magazine the question everyone in politics wants to answer it will work out our own theories in tonight's politics panel with ted goodman and doug christian later on in the program. donald trump continues to come under fire today for defending the neo nazis who marched on charlottesville but he's not the only one facing scrutiny for his ties to the far right other administration officials with soft spots for fascism are now under the spotlight as well like next guest is even calling for them to be fired joining me now is rabbi jason kimelman block director of bend the arc jewish action rabbi. great to have you

support their territorial claims long after i says is defeated a military man sitting in tonight for ed schultz. from washington d.c. you're watching r.t. america. good evening we start tonight with the terror attack in barcelona the attack left at least thirteen dead and over one hundred people injured after a van rammed into a crowded barcelona's busiest street last run less prominent the incident is being investigated as a terror attack isis is already claiming responsibility the attack comes after a house explosion which claimed a single life now being linked to today's terror attacks that only don back has all the details. everyone still a bit on hold trying to hear more about the attackers and you know trying to just hear if there's only one or two of them that have been taken in by to try to cattle and police now but yet everyone still really waiting to hear more it seems like the police control is easing a bit we're about one hundred meters from less but i'm just here. in barcelona and you can see that the police is served.

proportions in the united states as the report indicates americans are too drugged to work i'm ed schultz reporting tonight from washington d.c. you're watching our team america. good evening friends we start tonight with.

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support their territorial claims long after isis is defeated a military man sitting in tonight for ed schultz from washington d.c. you're watching r t america. good evening we start tonight with the terror attack in barcelona the attack left at least thirteen dead and over one hundred people injured after a van rammed into a crowded barcelona's busiest street last run less prominent the incident is being investigated as a terror attack isis is already claiming responsibility the attack comes after a house explosion which claimed a single life now being linked to today's terror attacks natalie don back has all the details. everyone still a bit on hold trying to hear more about the attackers and you know trying to just hear if there's only one or two of them that have been taken in by to try to council and police now but yet everyone still really waiting to hear more it seems like the police control is easing a bit we're about one hundred meters from less but i'm just here. in barcelona. and you can see that the police is sort of just removing the tape here around me so hopefully people are goi

show paul manner for it was skeptical and ultimately rejected meeting with russian officials i'm ed schultz reporting tonight from washington d.c. this is the news on our team america.

proportions in the united states as the report indicates americans are too drugged to work i'm ed schultz reporting tonight from washington d.c. you're watching our team america. good evening friends we start tonight with us russian relations the last six months have produced no new results after a much anticipated change with the election of donald trump the administration is being dogged by three investigations a mainstream media fixated on trump's failure and a growing anti russia sentiment on capitol hill earlier today u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson said the relationship between the two countries is under stress no one knows what the end game is going to be one thing is for sure the environment for the president to strike a better relationship with russia seems to be fading by the day. last week's vote in the u.s. senate to levy sanctions on russia only heightens the tension between the superpowers any progress made at the g. twenty between trump in putin's now seems obsolete trump is now facing political pressure to sign the sanctions with such a resoundingly vote in the senat

that's the news tonight i'm manila chan you can follow me on twitter ave a chance i'm sitting in for ed schultz will be back on monday we'll see you then. your launching an r t america got special report. that. has been up but basically everything that you think you know about civil society has broken down. there's always going to be somebody else one step ahead of the game. we should not be. normalizing. we don't need people that think like this on our planet. this is an incredibly tense situation. steve then the nearly a week since he's returned to the helm of breitbart news pledging war against the president's enemies we'll get an update from a broad part insider on this edition of part. of the politicking on larry king on aug eighteenth the controversial steve benen left his position as white house chief strategist for president donald trump he said he resigned others say he was forced out by chief of staff general john kelly hours after leaving the president's team is to ban and announce that he was returning to the helm of breitbart news as his executive chairman and promise war against t

i'm ed schultz on r.t. america i'll make sure you don't get railroaded if you'll get the straight talk in the straight news. questionable. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. some want. to go on to be pros that's what i'm up for three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters of my house. on our to america's spanish police killed a suspected barcelona terror attacker shot dead with explosives around his waist earlier today. with president trump set to address the nation tonight on his plan for afghanistan we take a look back at how the war torn country has been ground zero between the east and west for decades. and ten u.s. sailors are missing after a u.s. destroyer collides with an oil tanker in the asian pacific the fourth major sea accident involving a u.s. vessel this year.

i'm ed schultz on r.t. america i'll make sure you don't get railroaded that you'll get the straight talk in the straight news. questionable. hello i'm tom hartman in washington d.c. and welcome to the big picture north korea to get their act together they will be met with five. things will happen like they never thought possible but they're going to be trouble like few days ever have been in trouble in this world the standoff between north korea in the united states continued today with donald trump intensifying his threats towards beyond yon trumps comments came after the north korean government unveiled a plan to fire missiles at a wall according to north korean state news those missiles will fly over japan before landing about twenty five miles off shore of the u.s. small u.s. territory so are we now on the brink of nuclear war joining me now is investigative journalist tim shorrock tim spent part of his youth in south korea writes about u.s. korea relations for the nation and the korea center for invest

we'll see in america longest running war in afghanistan calling for more troops to the country i'm ed schultz reporting tonight from the r t newsroom this is the news on r.t. america. good evening friends we start tonight with north korea and the president of the united states doubling down on his threat to the asian nation in a press conference today the president said fire in fury light not have been tough enough. there are no big surprise as i heard i mean to be honest general mattis may have taken a step beyond what i said there was no mixed messages and rex was just you know stating to you that look is the view i said yesterday i don't have to say it again and i'll tell you this it may be tougher than i said it not less it be very well be tougher than i said. later the same afternoon the president delivered what was perhaps his clearest set of remarks on a number of issues his administration is addressing president trump made it clear how he would deal with north korea versus the.

policy in america's longest running war in afghanistan calling for more troops to the country i'm ed schultz reporting tonight from the r t newsroom this is the news on r.t. america.

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phoenix arizona where he's expected to address the wall with mexico i mean l a chance sitting in for ed schultz here in washington d.c. you're watching artsy america. good evening we start tonight with reaction.

panels a grand jury as the investigation into trump russia connections continues to expand i'm ed schultz reporting tonight from the our t.v. newsroom this is the news on r.t. america.

tonight follow me on twitter at manila chan right there at the bottom your screen i am sitting in for ed schultz reporting from washington i will see you at nine pm eastern for our special coverage of president trump announce that on afghanistan see that. i do not know if the russians stick into john podesta emails and gave them to wiki leaks but i do know barack obama's director of national intelligence has not provide credible to support his claims of russia i also know he perjured himself in a senate hearing three months before the revelations provided by edward snowden he denied to be n.s.a. was carrying now hold still surveillance of the u.s. . the hyperventilating corporate media has once again proved to be an echo for government claims that cannot be verified you would have thought they would have learned something after serving as george w. bush's useful idiots in the lead up to the invasion of iraq. it is vitally important that the press remains rooted in a fact based universe especially when we enter a near zero. but truth and fiction are becoming indistinguishable. from. all the world

i'm going to chance sitting in for ed schultz here in washington d.c. you're watching argue merica. we begin tonight with the president's strategy in afghanistan and his strong words for pakistan president said pakistan better get on board with the u.s. as the administration shifts policy in afghanistan pakistan has much to gain from partnering with our effort in afghanistan it has much to lose by continuing to harbor criminals and terrorists pakistan has also sheltered the same organizations that try every single day to kill our people we have been pakistan billions and billions of dollars at the same time they are housing the very terrorists that we are fighting but that will have to change and that will change immediately for more on u.s. pakistan relations let's go now to former cia.

show all manner for it was skeptical and ultimately rejected meeting with russian officials i'm ed schultz reporting tonight from washington d.c. this is the news on r.t. america.

i'm ed schultz on r t america i'll make sure you don't get railroad you'll get the straight talk in the straight through. to the. well i'm tom hartman in washington d.c. and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture is donald trump aiming for victory in afghanistan or a permanent military occupation last phyllis bennis in just a moment and if democrats want to stop donald trump from getting reelected they have to start feeling the burn that and more in tonight's rumble with nick give us and alex last. earlier this week donald trump announced what he said was a major shift in u.s. policy toward afghanistan his plan is short on details but it will almost certainly involves thousands more american troops to fight in an occupation that is now well into its sixteenth year drop of course as his administration's strategy will lead to victory in vietnam but is real victory even possible at this point or to borrow a phrase from george w. bush is it time to cut and run joining me now is phyllis bennis director fellow and program director at the institute for policy studies new internatio

i mean ill a chance thing in for ed schultz here in washington d.c. you're watching our team america. good evening we start tonight with the president back on what looks like a stump president trump followed up a rally in phoenix arizona on tuesday night with a speech to the american legion in reno this morning both of ants were met with protests the administration has been blamed for insensitivity in the wake of the charlottesville violet's president attempted to clean up his image by focusing on a new message in phoenix you always understood what washington d.c. did not are a movement is a movement built on love it's love for fellow citizens it's love for struggling americans who've been left behind and love for every american who deserves the chance of all of their dreams come true. for more on the president speaking to our will go now to dr gene allowed in conservative author and don jones former georgia state representative ladies thanks for being with me this evening so as you saw the president help us for a campaign so.

at williamsburg, he joined ed schultz in a display field. >> you know, as soon as cotton gin comes upthe domestic slave trade comes into play after that. >> right, and that encourages slavery elsewhere. >> brown: the old south comprising slaveholding states takes central stage in twitty's book, which weaves explorations of his own identity, including his conversion to judaism, the roots of american food, and stories of his childhood. the book you chose to write is also part memoir, right? >> yeah. >> brown: so why use your own story and your own family to tell that story? >> i was always intrigued by this notion of the black autobiography, the kind of writing that maya angelou or james baldwin did. how i got over. how i came to be this person. that we have passions that last our whole lives, and that we are extremely engaged in our own history and culture. >> brown: but you didn't start out that way. >> no. >> brown: even by your own descriptions, right? i wasn't interested in soul food, i didn't even really like being black, i think you wrote? >> right, exactly. >> brown: so why sudd

for reaction to the backlash against their decision and have yet to hear back for the news with ed schultz dollars ario. on friday as hurricane harvey made landfall president pardoned former arizona sheriff joe arpaio and today the president defended his decision so for more on this let's go now to our political panel for the night mitch these are former democratic party chair of florida and we have conservative radio show host andrea kaye thank you both for being here tonight ok so let's go with that here sheriff joe is pardoned he's trumps the very first pardon arpaio is eighty five years old. would have faced sentencing on october fifth but he's received his get out of jail free card ahead of that the obama d.o.j. had found guilty of criminal contempt in his failure to comply with stopping racially profiling and detaining latinos in arizona now both people on the left and the right have disapproved of this move andrea kay your thoughts on this first well i'm not really sure i understand what all the hysteria is about you know it's not like he pardoned terrorist a domestic terrorist who

liberated city of tel afar artie's murat god has exclusive coverage i'm going to chance sitting in for ed schultz here in washington d.c. you're watching r.t. america. good evening we start tonight in texas where hurricane harvey is still pouring rain on houston and the surrounding areas over thirty inches of poured into parts of houston and the storm is expected to affect the state of louisiana into tomorrow are trying to be charged as has the details search and rescue missions are still underway an estimated nine trillion gallons of rain how fallen and more rains are expected to continue through friday with an additional fifteen to twenty five inches of flooding in the region now eighteen countries in the state of texas have made a federal disaster declaration list and that number of may increase in the coming days this hurricane has devastated communities throughout texas the houston chronicle reported two hundred seventy six major roads are high water locations and over eighty thousand people do not have electricity according to fema more than four hundred fifty thousand people are expected t

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this may i mean the one hand sitting in for ed schultz here in washington d.c. you're watching our team america. good evening we start tonight with the latest on tropical storm harvey the storm continues to pour on residents of texas and louisiana record shattering rain fell on the cities of beaumont and port arthur in southeastern texas resulting in devastating flooding artie's trinity chavez has been closely following the catastrophe she brings us the details this tropical storm continues to batter the gulf coast region with torrential rains flooding and strong winds we do know at least ten refineries on the texas coast have shut down now we are learning the arkema chemical plant in crosby texas is at risk of an explosion because of the massive flooding families in the area have been evacuated as you mentioned earlier harvey made landfall again hitting louisiana and cities of beaumont and port arthur just in the last twenty four hours poor arthur and beaumont were pummeled with at least twenty inches of rain which brought flash floods that swamp the already pa

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in danger of losing her perch just as we lose more on the saga unfolding around debbie wasserman schultz. ed has the latest on the challenges facing these democrats from the whitishness all we've been hearing this week about in party politics is in-fighting - - . other gop lawmakers splitting from this president. particularly around house minority leader nancy pelosi. the news agency surveyed 20 democratic candidates for the house in the 2018 mid-terms to see if they win will they vote for her as party leader. only one of 20 said they'd vote for her, one said no. 18 democrats out of 20 would not answer whether they would vote for nancy pelosi. to be sure, republican leaders like paul ryan and mitch mcconnell are not particularly popular around the country, but there's particular disdain among pelosi among democrats lingering on the special election victory largely because republicans ran a barrage of ads. there was talk of knocking her out of the job, but she's hung on because she still wields power and can cut off fund raising dollars to anyone who crosses her. for democrat candidates "if y

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schultz. this indictment includes four counts of conspiracy and making false statements. his wife was also indicted this past week. we're back with our panel ed rol lins and mary kissel. this story is incredible because here is a guy making three or four times the average it guy working for debar wasserman- schultz exposed to the sensitive data about foreign policy and intelligence and then tried to flee the country. >> remember if she was wasn't a member of congress from florida she was chairman of the democratic national committee so if he's computer literate he has access to everything in the world going on. this should be a big investigation. there's no congress investigation at this point in time as he's in the legal system but i think this is one of the great scandals that needs to be unraveled. >> maria: i think you're right. what do you think, mary? >> one of many government scandals the big story here to me maria is just the sheer in competence. this man, his wife, his brothers , the family and friends got put on the payroll built the american taxpayers out of what $5 million? >> maria: collectively that's how much they made. >> it r

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