michael her showings me now is a senior correspondent of foreign policy magazine. next republican revolution. also with us as steve bannon, msnbc political contributor and the producer for the rachel maddow show. we always tell you this, but it's important to remember, steve bannon is the author of the book called, the impostors. how republicans quick opening and seized american politics. and both of your writings, they've come together in a world in which we're in today. michael, notwithstanding the fact that we're days away from a potential government shutdown and a dysfunctional republican party, i want to understand what you meant about the connection between this federalist document that's been around since the reagan era, in updated every so often, and the rise of populism and extremism. what is the connection between the two? >> well, i think that the conservative movement today, much like trump himself, it's drawing on the anger that you're hearing from the rest of the country against the so-called washington and lee. the difference between what they're doi

uae and operates in the cyber field as well as dealing with threats on the website of the foreign policy magazine and reuters. former cia officials and the national intelligence agency from america under the cover of this company went to the uae to do espionage work for this country. the function of going to the uae and in this country did their espionage work, and maybe without the uae knowing it is america and the zionist regime that they chose to design and carry out cyber operations in the region, especially now that the united states has been forced to significantly reduce military forces in afghanistan and iraq due to the pressure of world public opinion and its own people. the experience of a cyber researcher the italian writer had referred to this person with less. in this report, it is claimed that he had said about his roles that they want to reach a position that can be reached at the push of a button in the uae . the officials of asghar intelligence and the national security organization of the united states said that they were asked to carry out cyber operations against the woman in

foreign policy magazine and reuters examine the cyber attacks of this company, that is, the actions they took to hack them, these reports showed from former cia and national intelligence agency officials covered by this the company owners rarely went to the uae to do espionage work for this country. they went to the uae and did soviet espionage work in this country , and perhaps without the uae knowing , it is america and the zionist regime that were chosen to plan cyber operations in the region. they did, especially now that the united states is forced to significantly reduce military forces in afghanistan and iraq due to the pressure of world public opinion and its own people . in october 2016, the american internet advertising website wrote a report based on the experience of an italian cyber researcher. reference person in this report, it is claimed that he said about his roles that they want to reach a position where he can press a button on any device in the uae. they were american nationals , they said that they were asked to carry out cyber operations in the name of protecting th

according to the foreign policy magazine, based on the documents of the us central intelligence agencyhe us says that although it knew that iraq was using chemical weapons in the war with iran , it provided intelligence assistance to saddam hussein during the war. they were making an aerial map. that day was not like today, there were not so many facilities available to the americans, they easily mapped the position of our forces with aerial maps and provided them continuously and successively, which is certain that the americans provided such help. the deputy director of national security of george washington university from washington dc is with us, mr. burn , thank you for accepting our invitation . the chemical attack is being carried out by saddam's government. i would like to ask how much the reaction they gave in public meetings was different from what is stated in the documents. i think that america tried to use this knowledge that it had in iraq. he kept the chemical weapons a secret and did not reveal them at first in july 1982 this was the first time that the american forces

this is german. in possession put saddam in this regard, the foreign policy magazine, based on the documentsral intelligence agency of the united states of america, says: the united states, although it knew that iraq was using chemical weapons in the war with iran, gave information to saddam hussein. has done. during the war, the most important aid, which is information aid, was planned by the americans. in those days, the americans had no easy maps like today, there were not so many facilities in the air , they were mapping the formation of our forces , and they gave it to them continuously and successively. national archives, since you accepted our invitation , i want to ask you this. it is clear from these documents that the americans were aware of the use of chemical weapons by saddam's government from the first years of the iran-iraq war. it is being done. i want to ask how much the reaction they gave in public gatherings was different from what was stated in the documents. i think that america tried to keep this knowledge of the iraqis' use of chemical weapons a secret. and don't discl

he was named as obama's man in africa by foreign policy magazine. he was welcome to the white house not once, but twice, seated next to brock obama in 2014, at the us africa summit to be regarded by pop legend, lionel richie. she was a t ally in breaking the independence of africa. ali baba was the 1st african leader to denounce mow market duffy when he was facing a nato back jihadist insurgency during the so called arab spring. and he provided a key security council vote in support of nato's disaster as military intervention in libya after govern was rotated onto the security council by the us . so to the libby, a disaster may never have happened without this corrupt autocrat back by the us. so this entire saga, this sad saga that the people have the bonus faced and which they're seeking some kind of respite from, has been prepared in washington in a bind administration fully intended to continue this relationship with all the bunco until he was removed from power pretty surprising moved from key of fest ukraine's president, his threatening legal a

he was named as obama's man in africa, by foreign policy magazine. he was welcome to the white house not once, but twice, seated next to brock obama in 2014, at the us africa summit to be regarded by pop legend, lionel richie. and then in 2016, the nato backed atlantic council plan to give all the bundle a global citizen award edits richey gala in new york. it's annual awards ceremony, but it had to rescind the award after he apparently stolen elections. and the atlantic council actually came under pressure. so this entire saga, the sad saga that the people have got bone and faced and which they're seeking some kind of respite from, has been prepared in washington and the by the administration fully intended to continue this relationship with ali bunco until he was removed from power macs, the french presidents, and many of my chronic called the recent developments in africa and epidemic of cruise. what are your thoughts on that? do you think that these, these are an epidemic as macro and says or a trend? well, i know that the, i don't know about a m

michael hirsch is the senior correspondent foreign policy magazine, steve bennett is the producer at the rachel maddow show and the author of an important book about this. that's it for me. thanks for watching. velshi airs every saturday and sunday morning for 10 am noon to noon. next, form secretary of state, hillary clinton, joins jensen. kate don't forget, tomorrow, jen is coming to prime time. you can now watch inside with jen psaki every monday at eight pm eastern. stay tuned, inside with jen psaki begins right now. >> the house is on fire, and the arsonist can't seem to find out why. kevin mccarthy and house republicans in the federal government careening towards a shutdown as donald trump continues to pull the strengths. congressman eric small has made a name for himself, calling out the crazy across the aisle. he's coming up first. plus, trump implies that general mark milley should get the death penalty, concerning enough on it don't, even more so when you consider that milley could be a witness in the former presidents trials. also today, rupert murdoch steps aside. i've go

this leading american foreign policy magazine published an analytical article on this subject.nd american analysts admit this. listen the problem faced by the ukrainian military is caused not only by the actions and decisions of kiev and its western allies and partners. they also reflect changes in moscow's approach. the russian armed forces are improving their combat tactics. they learned to more successfully defeat ukrainian units and weapons. and also to better protect its own command and control centers as a result, russia will more effectively use its numerical advantages and firepower , turning, as many hoped, the rapid ukrainian offensive into a sluggish, cruel and persistent struggle andrei konstantinovich well , first of all, probably the westerners have forgotten the old russian proverb that we harness slowly, but drive quickly, and how can you generally explain. here are the appearance of such publications from leading american magazines that it turns out that the russians don’t understand, they’re not grappling, or, well, some of these publications are true. to what

magazine is a publication of the ministry of foreign affairs, to which you can rightfully use the word unique; there is no other journal like it in the world. these specialized buildings on foreign policy in the year of the genoa conference and the conclusion of the rapole treaty with germany, which symbolized the breakthrough of the diplomatic isolation of soviet russia when the first issue of the magazine was published in moscow in 1922 , it became the world's first analytical publication devoted to problems foreign policy, international relations and diplomacy on his page. live, history the birth and decline of the ussr, the formation and development of the new russia, the russian federation, the role of our country in the international arena. in the past , present and future. today, the magazine international life is used. modern technologies, of course, do not exist in paper form as it was 100 years ago, but nevertheless, the paper version is also important and in demand. yes, we are present in the main messengers on social networks, we reach a very large, most importantly diverse audience, bilingual format, even with a version in eight foreign languages various thematic issues fr

supplying arms to kiev, and tokyo is being incited to attack beijing by the famous american magazine foreign policyensions with beijing and the vast majority of japanese the public believes that in their lifetime there will be a war with washington's closest allies in the asia-pacific region. now they see a high probability that they will be drawn into conflict. regardless of their own intentions, given the growing prospect that any conflict would involve the entire region and occur with zero warning time, they would clearly prefer joint command and control, as well as integrated deterrence - in other words, we are talking about a structure very similar to that of nato as for meetings between the leaders of russia and north korea in the western media, a separate scare for kiev looks like this: well, soon armed koreans will appear in ukraine, and that’s understandable. on whose side, the frightened one quickly included kim jong-un on his odious website peacemaker with the formulation for attacks on the sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine . comments about the mythical north korean region

nuclear program and confusion about the successful foreign policy of the 13th laboratory government by mr. raisi will be aired . biden, in the politics magazinecondoned the crimes committed by the islamic republic when mr. ebrahim raisi arrived in the united states of america and released six billion dollars , as well as freeing these networks, the issue of washington for supporting anti-iranian elements as before. it's not difficult. it wasn't the topic of our network's conversations. the reports that were given within the us government were that this organization is not democratic . it ignores the rights of citizens to its members . it is also popular among the people of iran . we will go to washington live and talk with yousef azizi, an expert on american issues, mr. azizi. at the beginning of this program, we discussed the key points of the president's speech at the united nations general assembly. now, i want to know your assessment of the president's speech at the united nations general assembly yesterday. what's up? greetings you and the respected viewers of your program should take a good look. i think that considering the position th

rob jago all is the editor in chief of foreign policy and the host of s. p live the magazines, video channel and podcast, robbie. it's great to talk to you again for joining us from new york today. so look, you prob, you analyze international relations every day. so a meeting of the world's leading countries basically to you is like christmas come early. what do you think is the most significant issue of play here? well, i think the most significant issue, if it emerges in the next couple of days, 2 things. one is a potential expansion of the g 20 to include the african union. and i think this would be a real symbol of inclusion. it is morally the correct thing to do as well. what are the g 20 to do that? i think it would be putting its money where its mouth is and trying to be more of a, a real voice of the global south as it's often tried to call itself in the last year with india as presidency. and also last year with indonesia at the home, the next 2 years, you have brazil in south africa about that's a trend. and the 2nd point i think is linked to the 1st, which is debt r

resoundingly foreign policy victory, france is also just been locked out of one of its own institutions in iran. back in january, a contest launched by the infamous french satirical magazine shop in the 2 sparks, a diplomatic incident between france and iran. the french of bastards who iran was summoned, and iran announced that it was ending the activities of the french institute for research in iran, quote, as a 1st step. this is a french cultural, historical, and archaeological institute based in tehran. that's part of the cultural wing of the french embassy and now it's been locked out. much difference is upset, but it shouldn't really come as a shock, given what iran said, months ago. the foreign minister of the slimy group of the gulf, or on the for sizes. the undeniable responsibility of the french government was a v. violations of this theme, full freedom and human rights insults against religious values, infringement of religious beliefs, and threats against other concerts. national sovereignty, but legal and natural persons under the rule of the french government, by sealing the collection front is deprived of excess to a valuable collection of forests, beautiful

policies folding. we're short, a ration for mega associates. it is very dire and miserable. the following for the minimums, tons of human daily magazines also the face, various forms of foreigners as an odd when the houses and shipped to the assembly like the prisons and do no respect. basics off the lights between babies usually or knows. it's moved for a few minutes system to deal with them. now there's number of my guns, but it's has not yet receive it. the rest funds will invest most the highlights, this deep crisis among the union members, which has been emerging within your, of the situation. and so, so my kids, my account, fixed and brain games. this mean the very those tim nokia of getting policy in place for him handling this issue. ukrainians, military spokes, person has published a list of international observers of the recent don't boss elections labeling them all vultures. it follows on from sarah ashton survey, louis telling, press the keyboard put hunt down, journalists who cover russians viewpoint. well, this tweets list dozens of names who allegedly observed the recent and includes at least 3 americans. the elections were held in former ukrainian regions that h