the georgian drew. nothing serious yes the rest. just. go enjoy. our greek culture products but this is not important what is important to have real serious political dialogue this is very important if you remember president putin suggested three times as the next he's ready to meet high level georgian officials president or prime minister and the answer was absolutely tragic answer from the side the president was i will ask my western colleagues and then i decide to me to put in or not this is a tragedy for the tree this is this means that enjoyed is losing its independence if your president your prime minister asking. to be shooting from the side of the us and the city of. how can we speak about some serious dialogue between this country. i can really enjoy dreams as a last let's say five golden years for solving the many problems which exist in front of the door in front of my country and. really lose this possibility to speak. russian praised they didn't use the you know how to areas of georgia that have independently been building their own st

and georgian us a chance we have a centuries of. history of friendship and. i'm sure that this century. but what is very important important ease that we should not forget that pain right now which exists after the strike. or said. this pain is very strong but the we have to begin to speak with these people we have to rebuild that these bridges which existed during many centuries and which we have to ensure that as. being part of united. will be much more safer and more comfortable for them and then to be. separated from the rest and part of georgia and these people should have absolutely one hundred percent insurance that nobody in the future will repeat the same. deed poll what happened between ninety's this is very important of course i am not naive and i understand that it will be quite difficult they just need a lot of time but i'm sure that if you will from one side it will begin a direct dialogue. and from another side will find this solution in our relations with russia this could be possible but the problem is just the geor

and georgian us a chance we have a centuries of. history of friendship and. i'm sure that this century. but what is very important important we should not forget that pain right now is east after the strategy. or said. this pain is very strong but the we have. begin to speak with these people we have to rebuild that these. many centuries and we should we have to ensure that this is being given part of united georgia will be much more safe and more comfortable for them to be just separated from the rest and particle flow in georgia and these people should have absolutely one hundred percent insurance that would be in the future will be peace and see what saakashvili. well what happened. this is very important of course i know it's naive and i understand that it will be quite difficult they need a lot of time and by that i'm sure they will from one side will begin a direct dialogue with. will find this solution in relations with russia. could be possible but the problem is just the georgian government is losing time and. the time is n

think if any georgian politician will do this. he will leave there of peace very very soon because despite problems despite of the difficulties which exist in georgian society the spiders are fed sometimes. just. as they should just when people are relieved because of for difficult social and the economy if you will look very deeply you will see as they put every joy for everybody up. here and unification of the country is very important well just before. you. resigned temporarily you put your political career. exactly just before the conflict broke out why is that you know because you know i i saw that really is driving the country in wrong direction after our crisis in two thousand and seven and the second election itself. promise to me that he will change his policy he will change his internal and international policy that he will respect democratic values much more then here because he was just really relating to the verdict seriously in the country he promised to muse that he will change his position with the pressure and wit

i am georgian. you are not ukrainian, you are georgian. iam georgian. are not ukrainian, you are georgian. i am georgian. i am proud to be georgian. but there are at intertwined stories of georgians and ukrainians. there were ukrainians fighting for georgia in the 90s against russian immigration, there we re against russian immigration, there were officers only front, on the eastern front. there are many people of georgian origin in ukraine. in the ukrainian political spectrum. there is a ukrainian minister in the georgian government. so if you will just talk about ethnicity, these countries are interconnected. and you are countries are interconnected. and you a re exactly countries are interconnected. and you are exactly right. i've got lots of enemies, but i would be very unhappy if they don't consider me their friend. unhappy if they don't consider me theirfriend. but unhappy if they don't consider me their friend. but what we have unhappy if they don't consider me theirfriend. but what we have in these countries is that oligarchs took over. and thin

no offence, but you are not ukrainian, you are georgian. i am georgian.e are intertwined stories of georgians and ukrainians. there were ukrainians fighting for georgia in the ‘90s against russian immigration. there were officers on the front, on the eastern front. there are many people of georgian origin in ukraine, in the ukrainian political spectrum. there is a ukrainian minister in the georgian government. so, if you'll just talk about ethnicity, these countries are interconnected. and you're exactly right, i've got lots of enemies, but i would be very unhappy if they don't consider me theirfriend. but what we have in these countries is that oligarchs took over. and things are not as they look, because georgia is controlled by one oligarch, moldova is controlled by another, ukraine is controlled by several oligarchs, that control the entire government and more than 70% of ukraine's gdp. and then western politicians come, shake hands of, in the case of moldova and georgia, prime ministers and ministers, in the case of ukraine of ministers. and they are

georgian reality i would like to mention. even into cells in the eighties i saw deep and serious results could bring for joy. a place in. war but unfortunately even the people didn't understand there was a member celebration of that week to read and i would like to say that right now some people enjoy don't understand reality or world as they are living under illusion but i see. these sixty years war situation in a consenting territorial integrity and situation consenting conflict a solution. worse than the worst and might. disappoint the. dignity used to for solving their problems just many politicians they are closing the reality of the problems and fortune.

jackson bringing reinforcements, georgians himself would be funneled in from the federal side as well. 30 minutes into the fight, general yule got the rest of his men in the attack. by 8:00 p.m., jackson's command finally achieved a superiority in numbers along the line and he pushed the assault forward to finally clear the front. the losses of this engagement were heavy for jackson's command, losing 1,250 men in the engage ment of which his own brigade, the old stonewall brigade had suffered 340 casualties of the 800 they took into combat that afternoon. why jackson chose to attack this lone federal division is interesting. particularly as we already established that jock son was concentrating his divisions into a strong defensive position. if you are taking a strong defensive position, why are you going on to the offensive and the assault? he could not have expected any direct support any time soon. jackson must believe that a victory was at hand against this division and that it would have a significant impact on the campaign. if anything, however, jackson had just committed the ar

you're running to be georgia gofrp or, governor of all georgians. >> all georgians. >> what is your messagergia security force. >> well, my message to them is that we need to unite. we need to come together. we need to put aside all our racism, our hate and work together as georgians to better georgia for all of us. again, there is no room in our society for racism of any shape, form or fashion. we have to come together, strengthen ourselves and make georgia great. >> all right. senator michael williams. candidate for governor. goods to have you in. >> pleasure. >> thank you so much. >> white supremacists are refusing treatment in emergency rooms. all over the country simply because their doctor is not white. an aaronian american doctor is joining us next to share her experience with racism in the emergency room. we asked people to write down the things they love to do most on these balloons. travel with my daughter. roller derby. ♪ now give up half of 'em. do i have to? this is a tough financial choice we could face when we retire. but, if we start saving even just 1% more of our annual in

for concern for the security services right across europe the taliban a suicide bomber killed a georgian soldier and wounded six more military personnel in kabul afghanistan that's according to nato military coalition in afghanistan called resolute support the explosion injured three georgian troops two u.s. troops and one afghan interpreter and also killed two civilians health officials said the six injured are in stable condition at the bob graham air field military hospital that's the second suicide bombing targeting nato coalition troops in as many days and attack or killed two u.s. troops in kandahar on wednesday officials said the taliban claimed responsibility for both attacks resume support maintains about thirteen thousand troops in afghanistan from thirty nine different countries though georgia isn't a nato member country it did commit eight hundred seventy troops to the operation. a new plan for admitted to the white house would increase u.s. support for the government led by petro poroshenko in ukraine if approved it could mark an escalation of u.s. policy with respect to the

i had faith in the georgian they would have bought into the vision. a great symbol and signal to the united states that georgia was different and agreed by public referendum to do that. i agreed to a public referendum for people to vote on the change. they voted for a historical flag that was there for many years from its early history, and it flies today over georgia. i think people are happy to leave that behind us. it reflects who georgia is. steve: what are your thoughts about confederate symbols, whether it is a flight, the statute of robert ely, or a confederate soldier? secretary perdue: i think it is difficult today to erase history , whether that segment of our history is regrettable in many ways. i think it is very difficult to what we see happening, certainly the incident in charlottesville and durham, north carolina, trying to sterilize history to a point that i think is not helpful. i think these relationships we need to have, just like georgia thinking about the future, not the past. we are who we are. georgia has come a long way from th

today, russia continues to occupy one fifth of georgian territory. the united states strongly condemns russia's occupation of george's soil. >> jon: meanwhile back at home, the white house has a new chief of staff and president trump is hoping he will bring more order and discipline to the west wing. we have live fox team coverage. a barber at the white house but we begin with kristin fisher in montenegro traveling with the vice president. >> the vice president just touch down here in montenegro. nato's newest member after taking off from a country that would love to join the alliance. georgia is a second stop on the vice president swing to eastern europe with president trump voice assign a sanctions bill, the vice president had been talking tough on russia and continue today while addressing hundreds of georgian u.s. troops currently taking part in a military exercise. it was as i'd helped her get closer to nato standards and send a message of the russian troops that are occupying georgia territory just 40 miles away. that's nearly 6,000 miles away

between thomas' georgians and maxi gregg's south carolinians. for the second time on august 29th, jackson's line had been pierced. also yet again confederate reinforcements would be sent forward to seal the gap and expel the federals from their foothold. later on in the afternoon, following grover's attack, as they had been defeated, another union brigade had been sent forward. this brigade was under the command of general nobel. his brigade would go into action further left of grover's brigade and meet with many of the same results that the previous federal brigades that had charged had received throughout date from jackson's line. following nagel's attack that day and other attacks made by nelson taylor, hooker would throw no further units into this fight. no further units into this fight. the confederates time after time would seal the breaches and reinforcements would arrive just in the nick of time. by late afternoon on august 29th, jackson's line was about to be attacked yet again. pope would consolidate his army's position and clarify his

the the georgian media provides fair and balanced coverage of those events no absolutely not of course lead to the more may be clear the need to was during a truly international movement. that's never. i didn't see a new release to investigations to journalistic investigation in the media or even some tests to show pictures from different sides. for example and i mentioned. the. problem was that this.

georgians come sweeping at him. prevented from doing so. the bridge sent only belongs to the federals. and it is all that, as all that unfolds robert e lee is sitting on the porch of the fox house, it is still there, drinking a glass of buttermilk. and the opening barrage of artillery comes crashing around him. the finishes the buttermilk, passes the empty glass to one of his servants, gets up, goes to his carriage and decides, i had better get to work. the artillery barrage actually hits the chimney, one of the chimneys of the house and an avalanche of bricks comes down and kills one of the staff officers. and it looks like the yankees are indeed coming at us. ve youile, down here, da will have a good day. dave is going to be horatio and he will corps basically cross the river uncontested. calvarysee confederate at the top of the hill. he will drive them away and they will go back and report, we have federal's crossing the river. no big deal, right? it is the entire fifth corps. warren is just crossing over. what i

these men are georgians, virginians and carolinians. they have never failed you on any field and will not fail you here. will you, boys? i shouted you must go to the rear. the echo of general lee to the rear. general lee to the rear rollback with tremendous emphasis. they gathered around him, turned his horse in the opposite direction. some clutching his bridle, some history ups -- his stirrups. i believe had it been necessary or possible they would have carried on their shoulders both the horse and rider to a place of safety. douglas freeman, the biographer of lee identify the general's position between the 13th brigade andordon's the 52nd virginia under jonas hoffman. is a powerful factor in the army. of lee's he lifted the soldiers to the highest plane of martial enthusiasm. gordon remembered the presence of a revitalized commander-in-chief, his magnetic and majestic presence and the spontaneous pledges they had just made to him all conspired to fill them with intensity of emotion such as really possess the body of troops in any war.

[cheering] [speaking spanish] chris i am a proud georgian. >> i am a proud georgian. stop the -- of every immigrant in georgia. incarceration of undocumented immigrants and a local jails because they are driving without drivers licenses. because they do not have a social security number. most, iis one of the don't want to say racist -- about race, it is about skin color. i am sorry. howhistory will show was people of color have been treated. it is enough. .nough is enough we are standing up and i hope you are standing up with 11 million undocumented immigrants in the usa. >> [speaking spanish] ready tor -- if you're go into the streets august 15, stand up right now. i wanted to see all of the people ready to go. lives are on the line. we must protect daca at all costs necessary. if you're ready, sign up now on defenddaca.com. share it online. i challenge interview to get 10 people. a few so much. to getallenge all of you 10 people. have a great rest of your day. [chanting] >> please welcome senator elizabeth warren. [applause] senator warren: before i begin. i want to

. >> hundreds of georgian and u.s.standing shoulder to shoulder on the front line of freedom. vice president mike pence told them that the u.s. is with them. >> the united states strongly condemns russia's occupation of georgia's soil. >> right now 40 miles away, there are russian tanks occupying georgian territory. it's one of the many reasons georgia would like to join nato in this military exercise made above about about 3,000 and u.s. troops along with troops from other countries is designed to help georgia get closer to nato standards. we sent out exclusively with the vice president. asked whether efforts to improve relations with russia around ice. >> president trump has made it clear that we will stand with our nato allies but that doesn't exclude the possibility of achieving real progress on better relations with russia. >> what exactly would president putin need to do? >> what president trump has made clear to russia from the outset was that we want to see progress in ukraine. as the president will soon assign

grover's direction of march brought the brigade directly into the breach between thomas' georgians and maxi greg's south carolinians and yet again for the second time on august 29 jackson's line had been pierced. but also yet again, confederate reinforcement has been sent forward to seal the gap and expel the federals from their new foothold. later on in the afternoon of august 29 following grover's attack as they had been defeated another confederate -- excuse me, union brigade had been sent forward and this brigade was under the command of general nothingle and his brigade would go further to the left of grover's brigade and meet with many of the results the previous federal brigades had charged had received throughout the day from ackson's line. following the nombings oggl's attack, hooker would throw no further units into this fight. no further units into this fight. the congressional fetrits would seal the breaches and reinforceles would arrive in the nick of time. by late afternoon august 29 jackson's line was about to be attacked yet again. pope would consolidate his army's posi

i look at these prominent georgians whose homes were in fact attacked. many scholarly attempts to portray a less damaging campaign ignore the ways that sherman and his troops burned their way through the south. the study of the physical degree of damage to buildings does not set apart the psychological injunction visited on the home front. the scholar's dismissal of feminine complaints of destruction, the loss of their wedding gowns and other domestic items as frivolous and inconsequential minimizes the importance of what women experienced at the hands of enemy soldiers. although not directly tied to the fighting of the confederate war, the ransacking on the slaveholding's woman's private letters with infinitely tied to an attempt to destroy her confidence in and support for the confederacy. , the typical reassessment of the damages focused on the masculine effect of the march. the loss of what scholars call the economically valuable items such as crops and buildings. however, bringing gender to the forefront reveals a more complicated story. it mayh at

. >> vice-president pence continued through the baltic states georgian prime minister in the capital city. today the vice-president expected to meet with georgian president and opposition leaders. >> devloping overnight a new report released by u.s. watch group ending is a dangerous message. >> and the fear is this may be takens at tichb afghany terrorist may be feared and they're winning. >> and united nations removed thousands of weapons handed over by members of can'ty largest rebel group. of historic group. and marks end of cease-fire started in june of last year. >>> visiting niagara falls over the weekend shocked to see foul smelling black water. it came from water treatment plan and was routine maintenance and apologized for cause ago large to tourists. there it s murky waters surrounded popular made of the mist tour boat saturday and was gone by sunday. >> more sobering news when it comes to abuse of prescription drugs overdose deaths reached record high in 2015. new figures reveal more than 2 million meshz abused opiates. adultsen insured unemployed or behavioral health prob

he was meeting with georgian prime minister. goal of t reassure nato ally eyes in this region that united states will support him in face of russian aggression. . fist off a major defeat in the senate. republicans leaders are turning attention away from health care and to tax reform. they want to make taxes simpler and lower for american families and as well as lower for american visit to compete with larger and international ones. >> we're in the business of lowering tax rates not racing tax rates. point is the president president himself when his economic advice sore sores put out a framework that really works. >> there's an expectation the business community will step up to build momentum for tax reform. >>> time now it 4:32. missing persons case in northern northern virginia comes to tramingic end. a woman and two children found dead in overturned car in loudoun county. >> three disappeared without a sparked a frantic search for answers. live in leesburg, mel. >>> good morning, it was three days of waiting and worrying for t

to nato as military coalition in afghanistan called resolute support the explosion injured three georgian troops two u.s. troops and one afghan interpreter and also killed two civilians officials said the six injured are in stable condition in the bob graham air field military hospital this is the second suicide bombing targeting nato coalition troops in as many days and attack or killed two u.s. troops in kandahar on wednesday officials said the taliban claimed responsibility for both attacks and resolute support maintains about thirteen thousand troops in afghanistan from thirty nine different countries though georgia isn't quite a nato member it has committed eight hundred and seventy troops to the operation. hundreds of people have fled a town in eastern saudi arabia just this week where the saudi government is targeting shia muslim fighters local activists accuse saudi forces of trying to force out families by firing randomly towards homes and cars upwards of twenty thousand civilians have already fled the violence up to twelve people have been killed in the past week three policemen

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of only the national state religion it ended with the war in georgia where the georgian or g.m. attacked the south the city of with a green light from from washington it would never do that without that without one you unapproved piece exactly and killed dozens of them and what happened next next obama comes in again there are hopes reset there he said yes and there was even misspelled and said something very different that was almost all controlled heat is what it said. it which is what the actual business it was initially and so the start and it goes with a look at the. obama's eight years in the white house and at the lowest. point in the russian american relations since the mid eighty's and then. wins in november again their hopes in moscow hoping against hope there are the new administration will be interested in dialogue in dialogue in normalization of relations between moscow and washington now what do we see we see first of all we see every single branch of power in the u.s. from congress to the special services to the media and others making sure they get every possible

some have been tested up to 120—1000 georgian times what they are described as. —— i200 times what theylection came along and we have heard nothing since. are you any clearer on what is happening?m this new bill. we are a bit disappointed that it is around the edges of the problem. it's about licensing, advertising, sales. the bill was dropped and we don't know why. if any mp wants to pick it up, had their support to a private members bill that was supported across the commons, we'd like to hear from across the commons, we'd like to hearfrom them. this is something across the commons, we'd like to hear from them. this is something we need to straighten out now. that was as talking about the impact of laser pens. an anti—islam candidate has been allowed to stand for the ukip leadership. anne marie waters, a former labour activist and founder of the sharia watch pressure group, has previously called islam "evil". her leadership bid has split the party, with some meps threatening to quit if she was allowed into the race. earlier, i spoke to old political correspondent and asked how serious

country currently dealing with the thousands of refugees fleeing the fallout of western was in libya georgian amount clooney vowed to put three thousand syrian children through school that's all times the amount to raise a manhunt government agreed to help in the u.k. prompting labor m.p. stella creasy who voted for bombing in syria to lash out saying extraordinary clooney is possibly helping the equivalent of ten times more unaccompanied children than the u.k. government but given the george clooney according to brides magazine is looking through a feature film version of the al qaeda linked white helmets should be worried about where they're going to be educated. back to you in the studio option. if you were near the continuing uprisings in the east end of london this summer you're more than likely to see banners flying with the image of malcolm x. footage of the twenty year old black man russian child dying at the hands of london police is revitalized britain's black lives matter movement and new police data shows that on average london's police aim the guns at suspects three times a day w

[speaking spanish] >> today i want to tell you that i am a proud georgian. i live in athens, georgia. stop thet to say, screaming on the stage -- of every undocumented immigrant in georgia. stop the incarceration of undocumented immigrants in local jails because they are driving without drivers licenses. because they do not have a social security number. georgia is one of the most, i don't want to say racist -- it is about race, it is about skin color. i am sorry. our history will show how people of color have been treated. but it is enough. enough is enough. today we are standing up and i hope you are standing up with 11 million undocumented immigrants in the usa. [applause] >> [speaking spanish] adrian: if you're ready to go into the streets august 15, stand up right now. i want to see all of the people ready to throw down for immigrants. lives are on the line. we must protect daca at all costs necessary. if you're ready, sign up now on defenddaca.com. share it online. challenge you to get 10 people. get 10 people to come out the day. thank you so much. ha