police i'm assuming that was the police force involved of the columbus georgia police just kind of i don't know why it doesn't really make any sense as i said was there something was the word that the word go out from from the commander of fort benning or something it's just it's kind of crazy and we're listening to the two ladies listening to what they they said. you know i wasn't there but based based on what the two the two women just said it just doesn't make any sense that that this would be happening the school the america's come under a lot of scrutiny in the last several years especially after those training manuals came out it was a few years back and it's really come under a lot of scrutiny and that's fine but scrutiny is a good thing but what happened to these ladies and all the other people there again i want an airboat based on what i heard it does not make any sense at all ok kayla if i could go back to you i mean again i'm i'm just kind of mystified here ok we've seen there's a history and it's not in this new u.s. but you know sometimes demonstrators when the march le

which actually fort benning georgia if people don't know is the is the infantry center it's the home of the you're knighted states army infantry branch it's also the paratroop school airborne school in ranger school i went to all those courses and i was at fort benning when i was a brand new infantry second lieutenant. and now the school is up there and i remember when the school moved from panama from i believe it was a fort clayton in panama when it moved from there i think it got out of panama because they they were having a little bit of problems with it being down there so they wanted to bring it stateside but it has been under a lot of scrutiny of there have been a lot of problems especially when those manuals were released about ten years or so ago and then you're thinking you're gone what really is going on there at that school what really is going on i would like to mention one comment i mean and then this is just my personal opinion. it lisa mentioned some graduates of the school that have been indeed linked with atrocities you know is that to say that they are trained at t

russia says thirteen people arrested in georgia had never spied for moscow on cold tbilisi's allegations of political farce and the provocation. this box of vodka it will cost the smuggler hundred five dollars in iraq he will sell into iran for over four hundred living conditions in northern iraq for locals to risk their freedom and why spy smuggling alcohol to neighboring iran where this is bad policy follows the dangerous trade route. also ought to use it close up series takes you to one of the oldest towns in siberia just now become one of the most promising innovation hubs in all of russia. and in business the dollar drops into oil jumps up to the federal reserve announces this fresh stimulus to boost the anemic u.s. economy more emphasis in twenty minutes. live from the heart of moscow this is ought to welcome to the program. russia says the suspects arrested in georgia have nothing to do with the national secret service it comes as georgia's interior ministry has confirmed that thirteen people were detained last month accused of spying for moscow artie's reports from tbilisi. they

first we have tom crawford, editor of "the georgia report." next we have aaron haynes, who is a reporter for the associated press. and our final panelist is orlando montoya, reporter/producer for gbp radio so let's get started with this debate. in the first round, the candidates will be asked a question by one of our panelists. the candidate will have 60 seconds to answer that question and the first question comes from tom crawford, and he will ask that question of nathan deal. tom? >> congressman deal, on several occasions it's been reported that your congressional staff, whose salaries are paid by the taxpayers, have spent a lot of time trying to intervene with state and local government officials on behalf of your private business interest. i would like you to address the issue of do you consider it proper to use federal employees to work for these kinds of purposes? >> first of all, tom, don't believe that you'll find we have intervened on behalf of any private businesses. appropriate for anybody to be able to ask questions of public offic

russia says thirteen people arrested in georgia never being spied from moscow and told to police these allegations as a political farce and the provocation. this box of blood goes will cost the smuggler hundred five dollars in iraq he will sell in tehran for over four hundred bleak living conditions in northern iraq and force locals to risk their lives by smuggling alcohol to neighboring iran. follows the dangerous trade route. also close up series takes you to one of the oldest towns in siberia which is now become one of the most promising innovation hubs in all of russia. well life from the heart of moscow this is a very warm welcome to. russia says the suspects arrested in georgia have nothing to do with the national secret service it comes as georgia's interior ministry has confirmed that thirteen people were detained last month accused of spying for moscow. reports from tbilisi. thirteen people have been arrested and charged with espionage for russia four of those are russian citizens the rest are georgians and most of them seem to be officers in georgia's air force the arrest hap

a political costs and a provocation that's what russia's foreign ministry is calling georgia's arrest of thirteen people accused of spying for moscow. claims of british abuse in iraq exposed lawyers push for a full public inquiry into the alleged torture and murder of civilians by u.k. soldiers. here we have johnny walker black label we have johnny walker red label over here and we even have over four different kinds of smear and some iraqis smuggling alcohol into neighboring iran is the only way to make a living follows the poor man's trade route. and in business to have a two day national holiday in russia so the bill says i'll close but there's lots of more in twenty minutes. a very warm welcome to you this is r.t. live from moscow georgian opposition leaders say the latest spy scandal involving four russians is being used by tbilisi to score political points it comes as georgia's interior ministry has confirmed that thirteen people were detained at last month accused for spying for moscow to use i want to let go now joins us with more details live from tbilisi can you tell us brin

and india and it's time to take care of georgia -- georgia workers and the georgia taxpayers. >> let's get the other candidates on job creation. briefly, mr. deal, what is your plan to create jobs in georgia right off the git-go? >> well, my tax reform proposal is called real prosperity. it would cut the corporate tax by a third. it would waive taxes on new and start-up businesses. it would reduce the burden on low income families. is it would do away with the marriage tax penalty which we still have in our state income tax code. it would make it the most friendly state for business in the southeast and i assure you as governor, i will be recruiting businesses from all over this country and being able to say georgia has the best tax climate is indeed a good recruiting tool. >> mr. monds how do you generate jobs as governor? >> once again, we know how to generate jobs. let business do business. i talked about tax reform also. you have to create an environment that's competitive with the regional neighbors across the country and the world. you just heard my opponent say we have industrie

a recap of the stories that shape the week moscow calls georgia's arrest of thirteen alleged russian spies a political power same to scoring political points back home to police scenes move was also met with mistrust little one of russia's top investigative journalist severely beaten in moscow his professional activities suspected to me a motivation for the attack little responsible and good will cost the smuggler one hundred five dollars in iraq he will sell it to iran over four hundred poverty and despair forced many iraqis to smuggle banned alcohol to neighboring iran at risk of their freedom and even their life. and president obama's party suffers a defeat in the u.s. midterm elections but many say it's ordinary americans who may have lost out as big business played a big part in deciding the outcome of. midnight in moscow i match reza good to be with you here on our team as we look at today's top stories and a look back at the week's news in a fresh james bond style scandal between georgia and russia tbilisi confirmed on friday that it had arrested thirteen people accused of spy

to be lisi georgia. a question mark appeared this week over the ratification of the strategic arms reduction treaty between moscow and washington russia's state duma foreign affairs committee revoked its approval of the deal following a number of changes made by the us senate also with american midterm elections giving republicans more congressional seats the treaty could now face more opposition within the us the deal signed by presidents medvedev and obama in april of this year would see nuclear arsenals of both countries cut by a third to come into force though it has to be approved by the russian parliament and the us congress despite latest developments president obama expressed hope that the treaty would still be approved by the end of the year anti-war activist and journalist scott horton believes the democrats have made so many changes to the treaty in an attempt to win republican support it's almost lost interest in its original purpose. in order to get the republicans to sign on to the start tr

the author discusses his book at the georgia center for the book in decatur, georgia. the program is just over an hour. >> i've been coming back and forth to decatur in atlanta for about 20 years now. and much of that time i spent over in the carter library and some of my early years of research on this project -- my wife used to say that when i used the word "home" i wasn't talking about the house he lived in, in mississippi. i was talking about the jimmy carter library. [laughter] >> and so finally we see the day when the first part of this work is finished. i've done a lot of research on the rest of it as well. the book is jimmy and rosalynn carter the georgia years 1924 to 1974. 1924, of course, was the year of his birth. 1974 was the december the 12 was when he made his formal announcement that he was running for president of the united states. so it's a nice little block of time. i fell into this project almost by accident. i was -- i had just completed a book, and i was casting around for another topic. and i saw where jimmy carter had attended a book fair in na

also calls the latest spying scandal in georgia a politico far as saying thirteen people accused of secretly working for russia innocent victims of a stunt by president saakashvili attention seeking before a nato summit. and. this box of blood go will cost a smuggler hundred five dollars in iraq he will sell into ran over four hundred. fourteen iraq forces locals to turn to smuggling alcohol into neighboring iran risking dance across the border in a country where there is a strictly forbidden. alan darcy's close umpteen takes you to one of the oldest towns in siberia now taking all the boxes towards becoming one of the most of all missing arms all in the patient. news from russia and around the world this is the with me thanks for joining us as the rest of thirteen people of georgia accused of being russian spies is a political follow was engineered by tbilisi ahead of a nato summit russia denies anything to do with those held and says this is a deliberate provocation by the saakashvili government aussie's re not going to reports from tbilisi for us this story has all the makings of a spider

to be lisi georgia. russia receive neda's proposal for a european missile defense joint program where the alliance the secretary general anders fogh rasmussen visited moscow this week the nato chief stressed that the alliance is russia's brand as a partner as being essential to regional stability the russian side has stated that the plan should be based on principles of equal development of a system that would neutralize common threats the meeting comes ahead of a nato summit in lisbon of amber of the twentieth expert in conflict resolution which told r.t. that joint russian naval missile defense project will be a breakthrough for both sides. the secretary general is a champion of joint. russia's rationals. corporation with nato on missile defense he. made that statement during his first speech on russia at least first major speech on any issue. in september last year of the auspices of the carnegie endowment basically the need to realize that no amount of strategic arms reduction and good limitations ca

plus no red stars in georgia as the country is about to. get symbols the opposition says it's an ill timed and point because attempts to rewrite history that the government should focus instead of the real problems. going to be transported follows that host also phillip back on boston college about the future of russia's higher education system.

and coming up here in our sick of all things savia twelve the georgia boys two decades of the country's history some say it's only trying to draw public attention away from the problems of today . and fears republicans will try to repeal president barack obama's health care law have risen following the u.s. midterm elections from once being at the top of the global life expectancy chart america has slumped to nearly fifty its was manny blaming the ailing health care system for the slide r.g.s. lauren lyster has been talking to a nine eleven hero for whom reform of the system is the only hope to stay alive. new york. the big apple it's this city that never sleeps and just beyond the urban chaos. neither does kenneth george from one of the most. deer in his closet and you can see why he is of course here kenneth is a sick man and despite appearances the photos with us politicians in plaques from the president recognizing him as a hero in the aftermath of nine eleven at ground zero is what i got from president obama he still can't afford his health care a lot of the medications i'm eating

overseas but only from russia georgia and that money with hard work. is a straight right store to take time to turn around regime. who knows if georgia's parliament has its way this time of the unknown soldier a soviet symbol in itself could soon to be outlawed it's been almost a year since a world war two monument was controversially destroyed in a controlled explosion and the way it's looking right now georgia's government is not just on rewriting history but on wiping it out altogether but this is georgia. r.t. . and you can check out more stories and analysis on our website. and here's a taste of what's waiting for you online right now britons take to the streets to demand justice for victims of police brutality the survey says one person a week dies in custody in the u.k. . from around russia unite to prove the. fairest of them all over one hundred struck at the start but only one with the g.'s. dot com. let's check out some other stories making headlines around the world this hour and a car bomb in iraq has left at least ten people dead and dozen

tbilisi georgia. a question mark appeared this week over the ratification of the strategic arms reduction treaty between moscow and washington and russia's state duma foreign affairs committee revoked its approval of the deal following a number of changes made by the us senate also with the american elections giving republicans more seats in congress the treaty could now face a more up with the within the u.s. the deal is signed by president. obama in april this year would see the nuclear arsenals of both countries slashed by a third now to come into force it has to be approved by the russian parliament and the u.s. congress despite the latest developments president obama has expressed hope that the treaty could still be approved by the end of the year and he will activists and journalists forced to believe that the democrats have made so many changes to the treaty in an attempt to win the support of the republicans that is lost its original purpose. in order to get the republicans to sign on to the s

and in georgia the spy story was met with distrust. everything that concerns any information coming from the georgian authorities is highly don't fall and with a healthy dose of irony. this whole affair seemed to be fashioned on the american spy scandal only it lacked on the chaplain the sex symbol but apparently the taster for the same time it's an attempt to lead the situation between russia and georgia to have those collation. but wild tbilisi in mosco exchanged verbal blows one woman continues to wait for justice for her and. i'm not afraid but i know that if need be georgian authorities can accuse not only me but any georgian citizen inspired for any contradiction they donated to right now but when they will they will accuse me of media in those court to be lisi georgia. russia received nato's invitation to call courageous in joint european missile defense system on wednesday the lines as secretary general was on a visit to moscow hoping to take relations to a new level and as for rasmussen stressed that nato sees russia as a frie

to be lisi georgia. russia received nato's proposal for a joint european missile defense system on wednesday and the alliance's secretary general was on a visit to moscow anders fogh rasmussen stressed that nato sees russia as a friend and an essential player in regional stability president medvedev said partnership with the alliance could boost security in europe and the world the meeting comes ahead of a nato summit in lisbon later this month with the with the president rather will attend an expert in conflict resolution dmitri trenin told r.t. that a joint of russia and nato missile defense project could be a breakthrough for both sides the secretary general is a champion of joint missile defense on russia's russian. corporation with nato on missile defense he made that statement during his first speech on russia is first major speech on any issue you may september last year basically you need to realize that no amount of the strategic arms reduction said limitations can transform the russian made rus

find out why georgia's opposition says the government is trying to give history and unwanted facelift plus. a lot of the medications i need in college. it's expensive americans fear for the future of their health care as republican gains in the midterm elections put president obama's reforms at risk. first the russian prosecutors believe the brutal beating of an investigative journalist in moscow was most likely linked to his work and his newspaper articles and blog oleg kashin dealt with sensitive social and political issues president medvedev says those behind the attack will be found and punished r.t.c. or piskun all has the latest. dr say i like caution is in a critical but stable condition he did suffer from various injuries during that attack and they include broken jaws a broken ankle broken hands and broken fingers and a fractured skull as well he would he went through several surgeries at hospital in fact the doctors even had to put him in a state of an artificial coma to prevent pain shock but i give him leave me shots for the should we consider the surgery we carried out su

to be lisi georgia. a question mark appeared this week over the ratification of the strategic arms reduction agreement between moscow and washington russia's state duma foreign affairs committee revoking its approval of the start treaty following a number of changes made by the us senate the treat it could also face more opposition within the us after american meantime elections gave republicans more seats in congress the deal signed by presidents made that if and in april this year we'll see the nuclear arsenals of both countries slashed by a set to come into force it has to be approved by the russian parliament and the u.s. congress despite the difficulties president obama hopes the senate will approve the historic nuclear arms reduction deal with moscow by the end of the get this and he will accept this and journalists called course and believes the democrats have made so that he changes to the treaty in an attempt to win the support of the republicans but it's still sort of regional puppets. in order

political fasano provocation that's what russia's foreign ministry is calling georgia's arrest of thirteen people look cute spying for moscow. claims british abuse in iraq explodes lawyers for pushing for a full public inquiry for the alleged torture and murder civilians by u.k. soldiers. here we have johnny walker black label here johnny walker red label over here and we even have over four different kinds of smear some iraqis smuggling alcohol into a neighboring iran is the only way to make a living follows the poor man's trade route. and declassified documents show the u.s. media has beat on the white house payroll for decades gone during public support for america's war. party is coming to live a from moscow welcome to the program georgian opposition leaders say the latest spy scandal involving four russians is being used by tbilisi to score political points it comes as georgia's interior ministry has confirmed that thirteen people were detained at last month the accused of spying for moscow. nicholas co is in the georgian capital. they basically gathered a holes or a journalist to ann

this is our season weekly review i mean you know main story mosco says thirteen people arrested in georgia accused of spying for russia innocent victims of political games the foreign ministry described this as a political fos orchestrated by this administration attention seeking before a nato summit involving russia but as. reports many children's fear their government spying could land them in prison. for alina this spy scandal was a horrible deja vu her own husband. was thrown into prison for allegedly spying for russia during the two thousand and eight conflict between georgia and south a city or three and five they said some three thousand three hundred pages of data which my husband supposedly sam to russia that's a blatant lie we have presented evidence numerous times that on formation with witchcraft and worked was just his analysis if you look at his case you'll see that it's easy to say that anyone's a spy in georgia something. as has been was george's envoy to nato he was named in a documentary just shown on one of george's main channels restudy too as one of the russian spies w

moscow calls the latest spy scandal in georgia a political far saying thirteen people accused of secretly working for russia are innocent victims of a stunt by president saakashvili attention seeking before a nato summit. led responsible it will cost the smuggler one hundred five dollars in iraq he will sell it to iran over four hundred rand and poverty in iraq forces locals to turn to smuggling alcohol into neighboring iran and risking the death penalty across the border in a country where booze is strictly forbidden lead. close a team takes the water to one of the oldest towns in siberia now taking all the boxes toward becoming one of the most promising hubs for innovation in russia. it's one am in moscow i match reza good to be with you here on r t our top story russia says the alleged spies arrested in georgia have nothing to do with a national special services this comes as georgia's interior ministry has confirmed that thirteen people were detained last month accused of being undercover agents for moscow to our team go has more from tbilisi. this story has all the makings of us by a

moscow calls the latest by scandal in georgia a political fun saying thirteen people accused of secretly working for russia are innocent victims of a stunt by president saakashvili attention seeking before nato summit. this box of blood you're looking at the smuggler hundred five dollars in iraq if you will so into ran over four hundred. fourteen iraq forces locals to turn to smuggling alcohol into neighboring iran risking the death penalty across the border in a country where bruises triplett from britain. and aussies close up team takes you to one of the oldest towns in siberia now taking all the boxes towards becoming one of the most promising clubs for innovation by. international news live from moscow this is the with me you have all of it thanks for joining us. there rest of thirteen people in georgia accused of being russian spies in a political fast he's a political fascinated by tbilisi ahead of a nato summit russia denies anything to do with those held and says this is a deliberate provocation by the saakashvili government. reports now from detainees . this story has all the ma

and he lay on the tracks of the georgia road cradled by the rails. heart stopped. >> all railroad abandoned. between across ties. trees grow. a fairel pig roots below branches. [applause]. >> poem is about a ham. >> uncle john. that was the year grand daddy thomas died. left the family worse than broke. uncle john stole a ham from the meat market. he was 17. lost his taste for it locked up 14 years. ham, cured and earth bred sliced with the fat hanging on. yellow sunshine on a white plate. the ham bone cuts crosswise. a dark eye all in the skillet making aggressive for grits. lost his taste for all things salt much the ocean he has not seen. woman and man. he don't ever want to see no more ham on his plate. hates pigs. hard for him. time off for good behavior. they didn't hold him to the last 6. he is a hog farmer. only eats beef and chicken and turkey. fish, turtle and rabbit. squirrel, possum and coon and seasons greens with smoked ox tails. can't raise white folks for slaughter. [applause] >> for those of you who have not heard this in person a bi

well russia says the suspects arrested in georgia have nothing to do with the national secret service it comes as georgia's interior ministry has confirmed that thirteen people were detained last month accused of spying for moscow. reports from tbilisi. they basically gathered a holes or a journalist to announce that they have arrested thirteen people four of them are russian nationals the rest of them are georgian air force officers there are also some members of n.g.o.s and businessmen news broke about this a week ago but the ministry of interior has decided to keep mum about the details probably trying to maybe make it sound little bit more important than it actually is in fact most georgian officials have not said anything on the matter claiming of the fact that this case is top secret russia is outraged you could say because there are some who are saying that this is happening right only of the russian nato summit so of course georgia has been trying to get into nato for the longest time and of course they're trying to play and most likely others are saying that this is a probati

russia says thirteen people arrested in georgia had never spied for moscow and calls to police these allegations a political arse and a provocation. responsive laws will cost the smuggler a hundred and five dollars in iraq he will sell into iran over four hundred leave living conditions in northern iraq force locals to risk their freedom and lives by smuggling alcohol to neighboring iran where abuse is bad art he follows the dangerous trade route. plus artes close up series takes you to one of the oldest houses in siberia which has now become one of the most promising innovation hubs in russia. good to be with you here on r t where it's midnight in moscow our top story russia says the alleged spies arrested in georgia have nothing to do with national special services this comes as a georgia's interior ministry confirms that thirteen people were detained last month accused of being undercover agents for moscow the loucheux has more from tbilisi. this story has all the makings of a spine movie and not a quality wanted that let's get the facts out first thirteen people four of them russ

government is not just rewriting history but on wiping it out altogether but this is georgia it even goes r.t. and all the way in just a few minutes criminal cosmetics find out why the fake up the fake make up russian people suffer for beauty. afghanistan's officials are hoping for change in their country now that the republicans have come out on top in the u.s. midterm elections in the fight against the taliban is bogged down nearly one hundred thousand american troops with more on the way but just like the insurgency afghanistan's drug industry remains robust supplying over ninety percent of the world's opium argues military contributor says it's high time for you to turn in u.s. strategy. almost all incoming military plus up of the us surge has been concentrated in southern afghanistan however there is a huge discrepancy between the us military deployment in southern afghanistan which is the hub at both the taliban and the drug production and cultivation and the policy of complete non interference of the u. is boots on the ground against the poppy fields general betray us should w

members like poland a lot here have successfully adopted such a law and he thinks georgia should follow suit but not everyone agrees and many want the authorities to focus on the present rather than the past it shows that. has. anything. serious to think about and. nothing to say to the site other critics say that if tbilisi wants to call it law all things the soviet then it means outlawing the communist party is well a prospect which doesn't go down well with party members. and lot of the polity this is yet another step in an anti people policy which our government is conducting this in attempt to rewrite history the situation in the country is critical people are really saying openly that it was better to live under socialism and in the current system the government is just trying to show the west that they belong there. aside from making everything hammer and sickle related illegal the plans would also tighten control over money transfers and anyone receiving more than thirteen thousand dollars must name the source of that income. as they were based in total control over money transf

quality to be georgia. russia receives nato's proposal for a joint european missile defense program when the alliances secretary general anders fogh rasmussen visited moscow this week the nato chief stressed that the alliance sees russia as a friend and partner as being an essential part of the regional stability the russian side has stated that the plan should be based on principles of the equal development of a system that would neutralize common threats the meetings comes ahead of a nato summit in lisbon on november the twenty years an expert in conflict resolution dmitri trenin told r.t. that a joint russia nato missile defense project could be a breakthrough for both sides. the secretary general is a champion of joint missile defense on russia's russian. corporation with nato on missile defense and he made that statement boy his first speech on russia first major speech on any issue that he made. last year under the auspices of the carnegie endowment basically you need to realize that no amount of the

georgia may soon ban all soviet symbols with a new law already passed the first hearing in parliament but the opposition says the new legislation is likely to become yet another attack on human rights in the country. has more. out with the old in with nothing new the georgian parliament has approved a first hearing of what it calls a freedom charter it's controversial and seeks among other things to wipe out all soviet symbols the author of blood's a believes it's a necessary step to help georgia make a break from the past. there are two main parts to it fighting terrorism and getting rid of the country's communist legacy georgia cannot develop in a democratic manner if we allow people with a communist back and mind to keep important policy. but lotsa says many progressive e.u. members like poland a lot here have successfully adopted such a law and he thinks georgia should follow suit but not everyone agrees and many want the authorities to focus on the present rather than the past it shows that to you right now has. anything. serious to think about and. nothing to say to this site ot

marina joshie welcome to the program this week has seen a new scandal flaring out between russia and georgia as to police he said thirteen people were caught spying for moscow russia claimed the whole story is a political farce and deliberate provocation by the georgian authorities had a nato summit and as our teaser in english to reports from tbilisi the opposition is considering the swoop to be another attack on the government's opponents. for alina this spy scandal was a horrible deja vu her own husband. was thrown into prison for allegedly spying for russia during the two thousand and eight conflict between georgia and south a city or a third and fourth they said some three thousand three hundred pages of data which my husband supposedly sound to russia that's a blatant lie we have presented evidence numerous times that on information with which fact and worked was just his analysis if you look at his case you'll see that it's easy to say that anyone's a spine george or something. the lynas husband was george's envoy to nato he was named in a documentary just shown on one of george's mai

russia says thirteen people arrested in georgia had never spied from moscow and pose to police these allegations of political farce and a provocation. responsive laws will cost the smuggler one hundred five dollars in iraqi people sell it to iran for over four hundred police living conditions in northern iraq for smokers to risk their freedom and lives by smuggling al call to neighboring iran where losers bad party follows the dangerous trade route. also artie's close-up series takes you to one of the oldest towns in siberia that's now become one of the most promising innovation hubs in russia. nine pm in moscow good to be with you here on r t our top story russia says the alleged spies arrested in georgia have nothing to do with a national secret service this comes as georgia's interior ministry confirms that thirteen people were detained last month accused of being undercover agents for moscow artie's arena has more from tbilisi. this story has all the makings of a spy movie and not a quality wanted that let's get the facts out first thirteen people four of them russian nationals a

some don't have a smooth transition from what politics was like in georgia. carter was more familiar with the train. we are used to people he was interacting with to washington. they were blindsided by the kind of political attacks they were facing from democrats, not just republicans as well as media. they were very skilled. i think they put together a good campaign in 76 but in the early years guiding him, pretty effectively. that is combined with a more establishment. we often think carter just has that team with the attack on him. he just brought georgia in and they didn't know what they were doing but he also had as establishment as you can get if you had to draw a cartoon he would be the person who is involved in politics in washington politics in the 60s, guiding and a on international policy and the national security council adviser. people like carol brown who did bring a wealth of experience. in the end carter allowed limited room. he was a president who centralized decisionmaking. he heard ideas from everyone but didn't change the facts until the e

stories of today and all of this week well in a fresh james bond style scandal between russia and georgia tbilisi this week confirmed that it had arrested thirteen people accused of spying for moscow russia says the whole story is a political farce and the georgian authorities are simply attention seeking ahead of a key nato summit and as aussies arena reports many georgians fear their governments and the russian media could land them in prison for espionage as well. for alina this spy scandal was a horrible deja vu her own husband. was thrown into prison for allegedly spying for russia during the two thousand and eight conflict between georgia and south the city or. they said some three thousand and three hundred pages of data which my husband supposedly sound to russia because that's a blatant lie we have presented evidence numerous times that all information would witchcraft and worked was just his analysis if you look at his case you'll see that it's easy to say that anyone's is fine georgia is trumping. the lynas husband was george's envoy to nato he was named in the documentary just