i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york. tod today, xi, putin, abe. president trump's big meetings on the world stage. has this big asia trip changed america's position in the world? >> we are not going to let the united states be taken advantage of anymore. >> for better or worse. rich arrest richard haas and elyse eu will join me to discussion. also top officials arrested. saudi officials say the corruption has cost the country at least 100 build. wh billion? what is going on? we will explore. and a melee outside the turkish ambassador's residence in washington last spring. it resulted in u.s. indictments of 15 turkish security officials bringing relations between the two nations to a new low. i will talk with turkey's prime minister who met with vice president pence this week. but first, here is my take. the news out of saudi arabia has been startling, a country famous for its stability to the point of stagnation is watching a 32-year-old crown prince arrest his relatives, freeze their bank accounts and dismiss them from key posts. but on closer ex

i want to talk about all of this now with fareed zakaria, host of cnn's "fareed zakaria gps." to see you this evening. two new revelations today to talk about the russian investigation, fareed. first keith schiller, the president's long-time adviser told congress or, you know, was his bodyguard for a while, but he's been with him for a long time, told congressional investigators that he rejected a russian's offer to send five women to donald trump's hotel room during the 2013 visit to the country. and the second is the white house counsel, white house adviser, stephen miller, also speaking to the investigators, or speaking to the counsel. what's your take? >> it's very tough to tell midstream in the middle of these kind of investigations, when you get these revelations. it's worth pointing out, both of these people are very close to donald trump. what i was struck by was the level of detail that the bodyguard went into to say there was an offer, there were five women offered, we turned it down. why not say nothing? what it suggests is that there is some substance to that rumor

surround yourself with savings at aarp advantages dot com. >>> this is fareed zakaria.nks to all the guest who is joined me and thank you for being a part of the program this week. see you next week. >> protests, diplomacy and clarification marking the latest segment of president trump's asia trip. violent protests in the streets of manila greeting president trump as he arrived in the philippines. he got a warm welcome from that country's controversial strong man and leader rodrigo whose bloody war on drugs led to thousands of killings and international condemn nation. trump's diplomatic skills now in the spotlight as the world waits to see how

i'm fareed zakaria, coming to you live from new york. >>> oh, my god! >> we'll start today's show with terror in downtown manhattan aga again. what does this attack tell us about terrorists' abilities today and should the subject be shipped off to gitmo. >>> also robert mueller catches former trump team members in his net. manafort, gates, papadopoulos. what does this week's big news mean for the larger case? >>> michael hayden and preet bharara will join us to talk about both terror and the russia investigation. >>> also, mr. trump goes to asia. how does the president see this crucial continent? will the north korean problem get solved? i have a terrific panel to discuss. >>> first, here's my take. this week's tragic terror attack in new york was the kind of isolated incident by one troubled man that shouldn't lead to grand generalizations. in the 16 years since 9/11, the city has proved astonishingly safe from jihadists, and yet speaking about it to officials 10,000 miles away when i was in singapore this week, the conclusions they reach are worrying.

broke and airing sunday on "fareed zakaria gps," he denies any deals were made but said that would help him win an extradition. >> had michael flynn provided you with any assurance it would happen? >> no, no, no, no one has. we are not dealing with michael flynn. we are dealing with the government of united states. >> but he was national security adviser. >> he -- after that he left. >> reporter: at this point, it's not known if a deal was reached or whether money was exchanged for this proposed plan of forced extradition. the december meeting follows revelations of related discussions months before and during the campaign. former cia director james woolsy was part of the meeting with flynn and turkish officials aboutpotential ways to get erdogan back to turkey to face charges. >> there was at least some strong suggestion by the one or more of the americans present at the meeting to the turks that we would be able, the united states would be able through them to get hold of gulan. >> reporter: at the time a spokesman for flynn denied there were any talks about physically removing a musl

broke and airing sunday on "fareed zakaria gps," the turkish prime minister denies any deals were ever, but hoped flynn's previous work for the turkish government would help him win an extradition. >> had michael flynn provided you with any assurance that it would happen? >> no, no, no. no one is -- we are not dealing with michael flynn. we are dealing with the government of the united states. >> but he was national security adviser. >> and after that, he left. >> reporter: at this point, it's not known if a deal was reached or whether money was exchanged for this proposed plan of forced extradition. the meeting follows revolutions -- former cia director james woolsey was part of a meeting in september with flynn and turkish officials about potential ways to get a rival of turkish president erdogan back to turkey to face charges. >> there was at least some strong suggestion by the -- one or more of the americans present at the meeting to the turks that we would be able, the united states would be able through them to get ahold of gulen. >> reporter: at the time, a spokesman for flynn d

i'm fareed zakaria, coming to you live from new york. >>> oh, my god!today's show with terror in downtown manhattan aga again. what does this attack tell

i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york. tod today, xi, putin, abe.rump's big meetings on the world stage. has this big asia trip changed america's position in the world? >> we are not going to let the united states be taken advantage of anymore. >> for

. >> in an interview with cnn's fareed zakaria before the "wall street journal" story broke and airingunday, the turkish prime minister denies any deals were made with flynn. they hope flynn's previous work would help win an extradition. >> had michael flynn provided you with any assurance that it would happen? >> no, no one has. >> at this point it's not known if a deal was reached or whether money was exchanged for the proposed plan of forced extradition. the december meeting follows revelations of related discussions months before. former cia director was part of a meeting in september with flynn and turkish officials about potential ways to get him back to turkey to face charges. >> there was at least strong suggestion by one or more of the americans present at the meeting to the turks that we would be able, to get hold of gulan. >> a spokesman for flynn denied talks about physically removing. >> extradite this man in pennsylvania to turkey. if we are strategic partners or model partners do what is necessary. >> flynn's attorney released a rare statement saying today's news cycle h

not long ago fareed zakaria sat down, cnn washington. >> michelle, thank you very much. >>> this veteransthank you for your service." soldiers returning from iraq and struggling civilian life back at home. they talk to cnn about this experience and how he hopes his experience will want to help vets. we're on a mission to show drip coffee drinkers, it's time to wake up to keurig. wakey! wakey! rise and shine! oh my gosh! how are you? well watch this. i pop that in there. press brew. that's it. so rich. i love it. that's why you should be a keurig man! full-bodied. are you sure you're describing the coffee and not me? >>> when service members come back to their community, they don't talk about their experience. there is a movie entitled "thank you to your service," gives them a voice. >> that was back in 2007. allison spoke with sergeant schumer and the director as well. >> the ambush in niger is reminding them the incredible services that military families make everyday. a new movie focusing on soldier schumer. take a look. >> i said how many of these guys in the room do you think will mak

i'm fareed zakaria. donald trump returns from asia, declaring victory. >> my fellow citizens, america is back and the future never looked brighter. >> what does the world actually think of donald trump? we'll get that view from across the atlantic. >>> and zimbabwe and poland. >> also is the american economy in a dangerous crisis? gates, bezos and buffett have 5 50%. and our biggest economic, social and political issue. >>> then first mosul fell, then raqqa. what is the so-called islamic state without a state? is radical islam dying out? i will talk to salman rushdi about that and his new novel. >>> first, here's my take. donald trump graded his asia trip this week. not surprisingly, he thought it was a tremendous success. our great country is respected again in asia, he tweeted. all recent polling data from the region suggests the opposite. a core focus of trump's trip was japan and south korea, for example. only 17% of south koreans and 24% of japanese express confidence in him. that is down from 88% a

>>> this is fareed zakaria. thanks to all the guest who is joined me and thank you for being a part of the program this week. see you next week. >> protests, diplomacy and clarification marking the latest segment of president trump's asia trip. violent protests in the streets of manila greeting president trump as he arrived in the philippines. he got a warm welcome from that country's controversial strong man and leader rodrigo whose bloody war on drugs led to thousands of killings and international condemn nation. trump's diplomatic skills now in the spotlight as the world waits to see how he addresses human rights concerns after praising leadership in the past. before trump's arrival in that country, trump unloaded on his critics, calling them haters and fools. trump downplayed his past skepticism of russia's interference in the u.s. election after he was widely criticized this weekend for calling previous u.s. intelligence leaders political hacks. trump now says he has confidence in the u.s. intel community.

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i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york. >> oh, my god. we start today's show is terror in downtown manhattan. what does the attack tell us about terrorists today. should the suspect be shipped off to gitmo? also, robert mueller catches former trump team members in his net. manafort,gates, papadopoulos. what does this week's news mean for the larger case? michael hayden will join me to talk about both terror and the russia investigation. will the north korean problem get solved? i have a terrific panel to discuss. >>> first, here is my take. this week's tragic terror attack in new york was the kind of isolated incident by one troubled man that shouldn't lead to grand generallization. in the 16 years since 9/11, the city has proved astonishly safety from jihadists. speaking to about it from officials from 10,000 miles away when i was in singapore, the conclusions they reach are worrying. the home minister said the new york attack might be a way to remind us all while isis is being defeated militarily, the ideological threat from radica isla

wolf, recently cnn's fareed zakaria sat down with the turkish prime minister who denied that flynn made any kind of assurances on this matter. he denied they were working with flynn on this. >> still many, many disturbing elements in this story. we're going to stay on top of it. michelle, thank you very much. michelle kosinski reporting. >>> joining us now, democratic congressman ruben gaugio of arizona. he's an iraq combat veteran. congressman, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. happy veterans day to all the veterans out there. >> happy veterans day to you and all the veterans as well, including you. i want to ask you about robert mueller's investigation into this alleged plot, this alleged plan from trump's former national security adviser michael flynn and his son michael flynn jr. to forcibly remove a muslim cleric from the united states back to turkey. you just heard michelle's report, but before then, i want to ask you to react to these allegations against this alabama senate candidate roy moore. do you think your republican colleagues, and moore's a republican, are doing enough

>>> this is fareed zakaria back here on gps. thanks to all my guests and thank you for being part of my program this week. i will see you next week. >>> i'm brian stelter. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "reliable sources," our weekly look at the stories behind the story. of how the media really works and how the news gets made. this hour, a democratic sweep at the ballot box this week, including a surprise win by this man, chris hurst. i'll talk live with the news anchor turned politician. plus president trump's dangerous disregard for russia's election meddling. expert analysis coming up. and i'll also share my latest reporting about the pending at&t/time warner deal. but up first, no story exemplifies our broken media environment more than moore. roy moore. the gop candidate for an alabama senate seat stands accused of molestation and inappropriate behavior with teen and i this. and moore's campaign completely called the story garbage and fake news. you have seen the denials and attem

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i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york. >> oh, my god.how is terror in downtown manhattan. what does the attack tell us about terrorists today. should the suspect be shipped off to gitmo? also, robert mueller catches former trump team members in

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. >>> this is fareed zakaria back here on "gps." thanks to all the guests who joined me on the show today, and thank you for being part of my program this week. i'll see you next week. >>> good morning, i'm brian stetler and this is "reliable sources," our weekly look at the story behind the story, how the media really works and how the news gets made. this hour ronan farrow will join me live talking about the weinstein effect throughout the industry. this week npr's head of news was forced out and kevin spacey was suspended from "house of cards." >>> plus an all star panel here to react to this week's news in robert mueller's russia investigations. why is rupert murdoch trying to use his media empire to discredit mueller. >>> first, new poll numbers. this is what a white house creditability crises looks like. a new "washington post"/abc poll released just a few hours ago asked, do you think president trump is honest and trustworthy or not. only 33% said yes, he's honest. 65% said they do not believe he's trustworthy. this would be