the american embassy, the british embassy and the washington embassy. the american engineers came into the country underneath and they bring fresh water daily. and mike greaves a sigh of relief. only later he realizes how dangerous it can be. so, ten days later the allies come to tehran. churchill arrives first. there's no press involved. it's supposed to be a top-secret meeting. as soon as churchill gets there, there is a ceremony and then on the way to the british embassy, the route is lined with iranian uniform sitting on top of their mounts and churchill later says they were showing the assassins can come and get me. he's in an open top car and it's caught in traffic. he's just sitting there looking at his watch and scared. he thinks this had all been planned. they couldn't have been more successful, of course he was being sarcastic. the operation to get fdr to the city goes without a hitch. he arrives at 3 p.m., he is taken to the american embassy, he settled in on the second floor of the american see in his bedroom with mike and mike is feeling pr

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chinese embassies or any embassies in the united states is just one embassy but many consulates and i think the administration is absolutely prepared to actually go a step further that just arrested actually a chinese researcher which who is hiding a female researcher who is hiding in the san francisco consulates of china and she will have her 1st court dates today so not impressed by the chinese and the ultimatum to close the u.s. consulate in china dong and let's see where this all will end up but is there a strategy behind the white house a sudden escalation of tensions in this already fractious relationship. i am not sure what the strategy is here when it comes to the timing i can tell you that there is of course suspicion that this is politically motivated by the trump administration because of course the president portrays himself and now recently as the law 'd and order 'd president and as a strongman inside the united states as well as outside the united states but the secretary of state tom peo was just in europe trying to push even allies to stake a harder stance against c

that is true of russia's embassy and consulate as well.rank about it, our embassy in china, we, that is a spying platform for us as well. so this is, this is normal. but what is not normal is how aggressive and how comprehensive china is in terms of its cyber espionage and also their spying operations inside of the united states. they have, they have got college professors on their payroll, u.s. college professors. they have bribed research scientists in our labs and got them on their payroll and spying for us. they have their own students here, some 326,000 of them are here. they used not all of them, but some of them, also to do spying for china. it is a very comprehensive program. and here is what director wray of the fbi said last week. he said i've got 5000 counterintelligence active cases and more than half of those are all china. and about every 10 hours i get a new counterintelligence case on china. counterintelligence means an operation conducted against an individual or a country who is conducting spying. elizabeth: so, yeah, i m

embassy in the citity of chengdu to close. china claims u.s. embassy staff there were interfering in international affairs, following a similar move from the trump administration ordering the chinese embassy in the city of houston to close. chinese agents are trying to steal trying -- - an accusation that scientists are trying to steal research. >> it is the latest move in the ongoing diplomatic spat between china and the united states. beijing ordered the closure of the u.s. consulate in the southwestern city of chengdu. it says itit was a legitimate ad necessary response to what he calls unreasonable action taken by washington. >> [speaking foreign language] >> established in 1985, the consulates have more than 200 members of staff and is considered strategically important due to ask proximity to to bet. the moves come -- the move comes after washington or china closes its embassy in houston. u.s. . secretary y of state mike pompeo further escalated tensions in an aggressive speech where he branded beijing as a threat to the free world. >> we

i am also pleased the bill maintains funding for embassy security. the attacks on our embassy in baghdad were a stark reminder of how we must do everything we can to support the safety of our foreign service officers working abroad. in addition, i appreciate the chair continuing funding to combat the flow of drugs and to tackle transnational crime overseas. these efforts go hand-in-hand with the work we do here at home and the relentless fight against drug abuse

also, we have a senior counselor from the french embassy. someone from the abyss he of canada. -- from the embassy of canada. dominated offering usually, because, unfortunately, the ambassadors from canada, australia, and germany are all three women we know and have worked with closely, they could not attend. me start with you, dr. birx. i know you have other things to get to. you will have to leave early in this session, but let's see if we can get a couple questions and reflections of yours before you have to do that. we are here to discuss the importance of global cooperation .n the pandemic how would you assess air efforts -- efforts to work collectively with allies and partners, what could you do to enhance global coordination? if you could give us a little bit of an overview also of how we are going to get the situation under control, just how bad it will get. you for thisnk opportunity with the atlantic council and thank you to my colleagues from around the world. i started really thinking the countries represented here. my european c

and china's foreign ministry says that its embassy in the united states received death threats because of the anti beijing he styria with the trump of ministration that after the u.s. gave the chinese consulate in houston 72 hours in which to close down. had a very good morning to you thanks for joining us here on. the world health organization is sounding the alarm of a coronavirus trends in europe calling them worrying it's fear to these could spiral into major outbreaks auntie's correspondent peter oliver reports. the summer sun has encouraged a return to normal in europe when it comes to covert 19 but ask coronavirus restrictions of being lifted or lucent the world health organization is warning about a potential spike in the virus with eastern europe and the fall could and is deemed to be particularly at risk. we still have some worrying trends in southern europe and the balkans so we're not out of the woods just yet in the european environment it requires sustained vigilance just 2 months ago montenegro was declaring itself corona free not anymore it seems 2000 cases of the virus

embassy officials told ambassador johnson that would be inappropriate. he couldn't do that.was unethical and he couldn't mention it with uk government officials, but he did so even though he was told not to. he brought that up with the uk cabinet minister in one meeting. we are told by the uk, a spokesperson for the government that that was not mentioned and they did mention the specific turnberry resort request. we do have comments from ambassador woody johnson and he doesn't deny any of the specifics of our reporting and he said it is an honor of a lifetime to serve as u.s. ambassador to the uk. the state department says they stand with ambassador johnson. >> all of this apparently in 2020. wow! boggles the mind. kylie, keep us posted on what you hear. ahead, you will want to hear this. two doctors, their young child and major regrets. next, a physician tells us why he truly regrets not wearing a face mask at a family gathering and what happened. (vo) the time is coming for us to get out and go again. to visit all the places we didn't know meant so much. but we're all goin

usually, it's the economic and commercial officers at an embassy. is one of you choosing a vacation destination overseas but you are not sure if it is safe to go? i'm guessing that you are looking at the state department website to help you make that decision. worried about how to evacuate your child from a country, whether because of a coup or the coronavirus? who are you going to call? i'm not going to say they always , becauseght but the they don't, but we need a strong and resilient department of state that is fully funded, fully staffed, and fully empowered to meet the challenges of the 21st century, and if that were the case today -- [applause] and if that were the case today, frankly, the u.s. government would get it right more often than we do today. so what do we need to do to reinvigorate the state department? i believe we need to be committed to our principles, rule of law, generosity of spirit, and understanding we are stronger together both internally and externally with our allies, and a commitment to put u.s. resources on the line wit

china's foreign ministry spokesperson shortly but we've already had a statement from the chinese embassy in the u.s. saying that it firmly oppose the opposes this that the u.s. is not taking into account any of the efforts that beijing has made to maintain peace and stability in the region including by reaching out to all the people involved for dialogue and negotiation it says that the u.s. has been exaggerating the problems and deliberately sowing discord between china and its neighbors it also accuses the u.s. itself of flexing its muscles and inciting confrontation in the south china sea now it is true that u.s. freedom of navigation exercises have increased in recent months and actually in june we had 3 u.s. aircraft carriers sent to the region and that is quite a number we really haven't seen 3 aircraft carriers at one time in the south china seas and beijing saw that as a provocation the u.s. itself has said that it is only responding to beijing's actions and we have seen in recent months beijing wrapping up the building of artificial islands incidents with malaysian and filipino

secretary of state nor official response from beijing as yet but the chinese embassy in the u.s. has released a statement firmly opposing it saying that the u.s. is completely disregarding all the efforts that china has been making to maintain peace in the region by engaging in dialogue and negotiation with all the different parties it says the u.s. is exaggerating the problem as well as deliberately sowing discord between china and its neighbors and it goes on to accuse the u.s. itself of being aggressive of flexing its muscles and the so-called pretense of freedom of navigation exercise and inciting confrontation now it is true that the u.s. has been increasing its freedom of navigation operations in recent months just last month in june we had 3 u.s. aircraft carriers circling the region and it's quite rare to have that many at one time and they doing said that this was a serious provocation the u.s. for its part is saying it's only responding to increased activity by beijing in the region that beijing has been undertaking this under the court cover of the corvette $1000.00 pa

red line in the furious about this statement they've released their own statement from the chinese embassy in the us saying that the us is completely disregarding any efforts from china to maintain peace and stability in the region including by engaging in negotiations and dialogues with various countries it says that the us is exaggerating the situation and deliberately sowing discord between china and its neighbors the statement then goes on to accuse the us itself of flexing its muscles in the region under that what it says is the pretext of freedom of navigation exercises and inciting confrontation now it's true that the freedom of navigation exercises by the u.s. has increased in recent months just last month we had 3 u.s. aircraft carriers circling the region and its rats have that many at one time and that was seen as a provocation by beijing but the u.s. said its hand was being forced because the chinese government have been ramping up its activity building these artificial islands have also been various run ins with malaysian vessels chinese boat swarming future which is a philipp

as china said they aren't going to leave the embassy in houston. we will get the secretary of state to respond, digging in their heels at the embassy in moments. then kt mcfarland is here with her analysis of the pompeo interview, are we in a cold war with china now? has china been a failed experiment since 1979? we start tonight with marc thiessen and ray hearth, both are fox news contributor's, great to have you here tonight. it strikes me every time we have anyone on from the trump campaign, we show them the latest numbers, from michigan, minnesota, pennsylvania, they say we don't care, the polls aren't right, there's a lot of secret trump voters out there which we saw in a poll in pennsylvania but it makes it difficult to gauge where the country is at right now. >> they have probably overstated especially the new fox news polls show a big gap, it's probably not as big a gap is the polls show so i don't think democrats should get too excited about it but i think unquestionably there are secret trump voters. there was a monmouth poll in pennsylva

about this statement we haven't heard from beijing as yet but we have had a statement by the chinese embassy in the us now it says that it firmly opposes what the u.s. secretary of state has been saying that the u.s. is completely dismissing all the efforts that china has been making to maintain peace and stability in the region including buying gaging various parties in negotiations ending dialogue it also says the u.s. is stocking up tensions exaggerating the issue and deliberately sowing discord between china and its neighbors then beijing goes on to accuse the u.s. itself of being aggressive in the region of a flexing its own muscles under what it calls the pretext of freedom of navigation exercises and it says the u.s. is actually inciting confrontation in the region now it is true that the u.s. freedom of navigation exercises have been ramping up especially in recent months and just last month we saw 3 u.s. aircraft carriers at one point circling the region and it's quite right to have that many at one time and beijing saw this as a provocation but the u.s. says it's only responding to

as far as closing 'd additional embassies it's always possible that marks the biggest fall out since richard nixon renewed relations in the seventy's when he extended the 100 friendship. all the more significant then that the u.s. secretary of state would head to the former republican presidents library to all but declare a new cold war with the c.c.p. the kind of engagement we've been pursuing has not brought the kind of change inside of china the president nixon had hoped to induce. the truth that our policies and those of other free nations resurrected china's failing economy only to see beijing by the international hands that were feeding it. and open society. now to some of the other stories making news the u.s. president from. next month's republican national convention said the flood of cases in the states meant it was not. the event the convention was expected to draw more than $10000.00 people. on the. edge the announcement came as i said we had reached a major. with egypt over the controversial project. a u.s. air 15 fighter jet blue close to an iranian passenger plane was

it protects funding for embassy security in counterterrorism programs. the bill also includes funds to advance global health, democracy and address human trafficking. unfortunately while there are areas where we agree, i have serious concerns about partisan riders that have been inserted and the negative impact they could have. as i said during the subcommittee markup, the bill includes permanent changes in laws that would overturn the current mexico any policy. this is controversial language that i hope we can reverse as the bill moves forward. i'm also disappointed to see that long-standing provisions aimed at enhancing transparency at the united nations were removed. these conditions were first put into place when i was subcommittee chair and should be included in this legislation . finally as i've expects many times this week i'm concerned about the level of spending in the skill and many others. we had a budget agreement 11 months ago where we settled on pending caps and now is not the time to reverse course without buy-in from numbers on our side o

as far as closing additional embassies it's always possible it marks the biggest fallout since richard nixon renewed relations in the seventy's when he extended the 100 friendship. all the more significant then the u.s. secretary of state would head to the former republicans president library to all but declare a new cold war with the c.c.p. the kind of engagement we've been pursuing the kind of change inside of china the president nixon had hoped to induce. the truth is that our policies and those of other free nations resurrected china's failing economy only to see beijing by the international hands that were feeding it. we opened our arms to chinese citizens only to see the chinese communist party support our free and open society. back in 2017 when donald trump and she. occasionally sparred over trade no they're even farther apart it may be a long time before they're ruling out the red carpet for each other again. meanwhile german authorities have confirmed the release of mavis a german. who was abducted by iraqi militants this week in a statement foreign minister expressed his bel

and yeah if you need it and to see me from the side of policymakers embassy needs that you have your embassy for different groups in the population not for the citizens as a whole and i mean the the cause. and. behavior is the general and the. same exact year. as a period of regulations i mean they seem not to worry anymore for everybody into groups minorities people that you cannot reach that more and then important to reach there important to region with half a minute to go for. young people even though they don't believe it also address can can that be communicated to them of course it can be transparent about the statistics you use about the experts you consult and they will take it seriously right from the acquits now from the university back on the psychology off party reveling in times of the pandemic thank you so much then. and now it's time for your questions to a science correspondent derrick williams. inhaled steroids help in the treatment of covert 19 for example for people who also have as not. currently the only steroids being used to treat coke at 1000 patients as one

on the program china say its embassy in washington received death threats mysterious being. trumpeted ministration the us gave the chinese consulate in houston 72 hours to shut down. one minute 7 pm here in moscow this thursday evening hope we find you healthy and well this hour our top story. an intense standoff is developing in the u.s. city of portland president donald trump to send in federal troops to. the racism protests and riots appears to have the situation. i. know her right. to get. there on your god. indeed the murder of portland who we just saw speaking was among those tear gassed by federal officers and he stood with the protesters the white house claims he has lost control of johnson take over more than a dozen u.s. murders most open democrats a voice the larm over the federal practice they have urged the troubled ministration poetry it's all it's of american cities meanwhile calls to defund the police have gotten louder among some groups. the mayor of chicago meanwhile has urged citizens to inform the police of any constitutional actions committed by the fede

it protects funding for embassy security and counterterrorism programs. it includes funds to advance global health, promote democracy and address human trafficking. unfortunately, while there are areas where we agree, i have some serious concerns about partisan writers that have been inserted and the negative impact they could have. the bill includes permanent changes to the law that would overturn the current mexico city policy. making it legal -- sorry, i thought i turned that off. making it legal for grantees to receive federal funding even if they perform abortions. this is controversial and i hope we can reverse that is the bill moves forward. i'm disappointed to see policies in the bill aimed at enhancing transparency and accountability of the united nations were removed. finally, i'm concerned about the level of spending in this bill and others we will markup over the next few days. we had a budget agreement less than a year ago where we settled on spending caps and now was not the time to reverse course without buy-in for members on both sides. i

marines not able took defend the embassy.the end they did defend the embassy, they killed them and drove them back but that's not the way it looked on tv. at the same time the destruction of this beautiful ancient city. my god, what are we doing here. >> it's been like this all weekend. one nasty little firefight right after another. rounds overhead. a little firefight across the river. what do you think of at a time like this. >> keeping down. >> we weren't prepared for combat in an urban area. we had to go in. to use the marine corps phrase we had to adapt, improvise, overcome the many obstacles and challenges we had. how do you cross a street. how do you go in and attack a position which is a home. >> colonel, what are your men about to do? >> i've got two companies about to clear the next two blocks out. >> what kind of fighting is it going to be? >> house to house and room to room. >> did you ever expect to experience this kind of street fighting in vietnam. >> no, i think it's the first time street fighting since 1950.

if he hosted events there, women from the embassy could not attend.ade sexist comments about women's looks at the embassy and what they were wearing. and i also think it is important to note that there are also allegations about him attempting to use his government position, abuse that position to press in a way that would benefit the president's personal property. so he traveled to washington and met with president trump in 2018. he returned to the embassy and told officials that the president wanted to host the open which is a british golf tournament at his personal property turnberry, that is a golf course in scotland. and officials told the ambassador he couldn't do that. it would be unethical to raise that topic with british government officials but he did so even though they warned him not to. and the british government told us that there were no requests made regarding any specific sports tournaments but they didn't say that turnberry did not come up in the conversations. and brianna, we're hearing now from a number of folks who are reading thi

embassy for different groups in the population not for the citizens as a whole and i mean the cause.and. behavior is the general and the. same example you. visit here you see regulations i mean they seem not to worry any more for everybody little groups minorities people that you cannot reach that more and then important to reach there important a region with half a minute to go florian clits not young people even though they don't believe it or also at the risk can that be communicated to them of course it can be transparent about the statistics you use about the experience you consult and they read it seriously i write for the in quotes now from the university back on the psychology of party reveling in times of the pandemic thank you so much. and now it's time for your questions to our science correspondent derrick williams . can inhaled steroids help in the treatment of covert 19 for example for people who also have as not. currently the only steroids being used to treat covert 1000 patients as one cold decks a method though it isn't inhaled and it's only used to treat people who

consulates and embassy. have the foresight fear most is that the u.s. won't just stop now and might get uglier. with just hours to go before the departure deadline shipping containers were loaded up while signs were stripped from the building. the departure follows the closure of china's consulate in houston texas last week and made allegations of espionage and intellectual property theft. the tit for tat diplomatic route marks an escalation in the tensions between the 2 superpowers over a range of issues including trade the coronavirus. correspondent material standing by for us in trying to materialize how was disclosure been received where you are. here i am in front of this consulate over there next to the black gate you can see this sign that said consulate of the united states covered by by wouldn't handles and a lot of people are here they came out today as they have done in the past 2 days to have a look at this historic moment some people where i outright triumph and are joyous they said they were happy for the u.s. to go others were sad that it

staying or celebrating i'm not sure i think we'll have to define this soon outside the mexican embassy here in washington d.c. why because the president of mexico is about to meet with the president of the united states and we're all over it. something for you your sports h.q. . oh. my. notion of story even the news. can overwhelm you. your way i know you want to. bring you the bad. play. the questions. numbered as. lists as. bring all the. dead. remains in question. i'm a journalist it's all i know being a truth teller people say i make among come from good uses like a jackhammer good drill down to find the truth news with rick sanchez because it's time to do news again and question more. i like it when the hosts ask a question for the guests and then actually listens to the yes answer and then react to that that's it folks dennis miller here i've got a new show. they want about how much interest. the u.s. has once again reported record single day spikes a new cases as the virus continues to grow in hot spots across the country so i was the u.s. doing for example compared to other hot

as far as closing 'd additional embassies it's always possible they were burning documents or burning papers the wrong chinese sides requirement to close and take over the us consulate general in chengdu is justified to necessarily response to the justifiable behavior of the us side we need a strategy to protect the american economy and indeed our way of life through free world must triumph over this new tyranny of the free world doesn't change doesn't change governments china will surely change us. completely repudiated the 40 year history of china us relations. claiming he wants to defend democracy and freedom taken by no means represent these ideals only serves the american hegemony and the interest groups behind him last week the us demanded the closure of the chinese consulate in houston shortly after a fire was reported in the yard that suspected the documents were being destroyed the u.s. claims the facility was being used for espionage it's something beijing denies i spoke to ren from the americas department of beijing to international studies institute who thinks that trumps

and china's foreign ministry says its embassy in the united states was to death threats because of the anti beijing hysteria whipped up by the trumpet ministration as after the us gave the chinese consulate in houston 72 hours to shut down. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at our teach q. and moscow thanks for joining us this hour. anger over the deployment of armed federal forces to the u.s. city of portland shows no signs of dying down president trump's decision to send in the troops to stamp out nearly 2 months of anti-racism protests only aggravated the situation. right. there you're there along with your dad. the mayor of portland was tear gassed by federal agents as he stood up with protesters the white house claims he's lost control of the city however over a dozen mares have already asked the trumpet ministration to remove federal forces from or halt plans to send them to other american cities protesters calls to defund the police have only gotten louder since the arrival of federal agents. meanwhile chicago's mayor has urged citizens to inform the police

in china say's its embassy in washington received death threats. being whipped up by the. chinese houston 72 hours. one minute past 9 am and 11 pm in tokyo and 5 in the evening right here in moscow this thursday july the 23rd welcome to r.t. international. an intense standoff is developing in the u.s. city of portland president donald trump's the citizen to send in federal troops to crack down on anti racism protests appears to have faded the situation. right. there why. it's reported tomorrow portland was among those tear gas federal officers. with protesters the white house they must be has control of the city however more than a dozen u.s. most of them democrats voiced the alarm over the federal crack on the verge the trump administration to pull troops all its of american cities meanwhile calls from the police amidst all riled the writer. well the mayor of chicago has emerged citizens to inform the police of any unconstitutional actions committed by the federal forces earlier mr trump announced that hundreds of troops would be deployed to the city a city he had previou

runs a company that was tasked with providing security to the ecuadorian embassy in london . which witnesses say was directly involved in recording all conversations between the songe and his lawyers from december 27th enormous woods it alleged it was done on the others direct orders and that he then handed over said information to u.s. security services due to sound his lawyer told us he hopes these revolution revelations could help prevent the whistle blows extradition to the u.s. . we have made all this material available to the british authorities because it has a direct bearing on the extradition trial and shows that julian assange has been the target of political persecution in which all the norms of due process have been violated it shows that false and illicit evidence has been used and that the legal procedure in the united states is rotten to the core. u.s. china relations are undoubtedly the lowest in years and show little sign of settling anytime soon the most recent actions have seen china shut down the american consulate in chengdu than in response to a similar

china say's its embassy in washington received death threats. being whipped up by the trumpet ministration of the us gave the chinese. live from moscow this is our team international my name's you know ilan 30 minutes of news on the start of. an intense standoff is developing in the u.s. city of portland president donald trump's decision to send in federal troops to crack down on until racism protests and riots appears to have faded the situation. right. here they are long term here's got me. give up person just soul speaking the mayor of portland was among those tear gassed by federal officers and as he stood with the protesters the white house claims he has lost control of the city however more than a dozen u.s. murders most of them democrats have voiced them are over the federal crackdown they have urged the trump administration to pull troops all itself american cities meanwhile calls to defund the police have gotten larger among some groups. there are all of chicago meanwhile hazard citizens to inform the police of any old constitutional el

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china's foreign ministry says its embassies in the united states have received death threats because of the anti beijing he styria whipped up by the trumpet ministration after the us gave the chinese consulate in houston 72 hours in which to shut down. good morning great to have you with us this is r.t. international. anger over the deployment of armed federal forces to the us city of portland shows no sign of dying down president donald trump's decision to send in the troops to stamp out nearly 2 months of anti-racism protests only aggravated the situation. i. i. i. i i. i i. the white house claims the city's mayor has lost control of the city but over a dozen men as a whole ready asked the trumpet ministration to remove federal forces from more home plans to send them to other u.s. cities protesters calls to defund the police of government louder since the arrival of federal agents. meanwhile chicago's mayor is citizens to inform the police of any unconstitutional actions committed by federal forces earlier trumpet announced that hundreds of troops would be deployed to chicago i th

china's foreign ministry says its embassy in the united states received death threats because of beijing hysteria whipped up by the trump ministration to the u.s. the chinese consulate in houston 72 hours to shut down. great to have you with us this is r.t. international. anger over the deployment of federal forces to the u.s. city of portland shows no sign of dying down president donald trump's decision to send in the troops to stamp out nearly 2 months of anti-racism protests only to the situation. i. guess you're. right. the mayor of poland was tear gassed by federal agents as he stood with protesters. claims that he's lost control of the city how we get over it doesn't that as i've already asked the time for the destruction to remove federal forces from all hold concerts and the 2 other u.s. cities so just discourse today from the place of the loudest since the arrival of the right. you all chicago's merit as citizens to inform the police of any unconstitutional actions committed by federal forces earlier trumpet outs that hundreds of troops would be deployed to chicago. i think in t