good evening hanoi vietnam is so unique that even early risers like us got to start the program in the evening. and all because i know. the changed train goes through a residential area at this particular time of day, in general, this is the most ordinary passenger train that takes people to the north of vietnam and to china and i suspect that the locals at first they were not happy with such a neighborhood. see what it looked like five or six years ago. well, tourists began to come here more and more often. and gradually the train became a real attraction, and the street changed beyond recognition. in general, a russian person in hanoi recognizes many places, as relatives and lenin spoke practically the same as in his homeland, although no, it’s still not like that, you and lenin are russian surnames. this is not vietnamese for you, so the locals divide even such seemingly short ones into syllables. just to it was easier to speak. so wait, if there is lenin, then for all the legitimate genre should be. here it is the mausoleum of ho chi minh city, a copy of the lenin mausoleum in mosc

i start exploring hanoi from the old city , this quarter is also known as the 36 old streets. although in fact there are about 70 of them in antiquity. these places were tokyo where crocodiles were found, then a village on stilts appeared here, and in the 11th century, the ruler of letaito built his palace here, attracted many artisans and merchants who began to settle around him, they settled, so to speak, in cooperatives, workers of the same profession on the same street . this is how hank street of fins appeared, like god street shipbuilders current street of traditional medicine oh ha ha fish, chaka street fish cake street please, but not every street in hanoi can be accessed without problems. have you already figured out what is the favorite vehicle of the vietnamese? i read somewhere that there are 10 million moped riders here, but i think this number is greatly underestimated. and what real one is impossible to calculate, but the main rule of the road here, as if it does not exist. why did you draw pedestrian oh i yes, do you speak russian? oh thank you very much, but i

hanoi has refused even to discuss our proposals. they demand our unconditional acceptance of their terms, which are that we withdraw all american forces immediately and unconditionally and, that we overthrow the government of south vietnam as we lead. we have not limited our peace initiatives to blic forums and public statements. i recognize the january order that a long and bitter war like this usually cannot be settled in a public forum. that is why, in addition tthe public statements and negotiations, i have explored every possible private avenue that might lead to a settlement. tonight i am taking the unprecedented step of disclosing to you some of our other initiatives for peace initiatives we undertook privately and secretly, because we thought we thereby might open the door, which publicly would be closed. i did not wait for my inaugural nation to begin myuest for peace. soon after my election, through an individual who is direct and contact on a personal with the leaders of north vietnam, i made two private offers for a rapi

i am in hanoi vietnam, a country of sports and health.t is not for nothing that many tourists come here for all kinds of treatment from local residents and the truth. there is something to learn. well, at least the second way of life. here, admire what the capital looks like around 6 o'clock in the morning. and there are non-obvious practices here, for example, such yoga. 1 2 3 4 breathe. yes, i was told that this is yoga. now how are the ducks? i have seen many different types of charging. and this is what her smile or her laughter is, there is no need to joke or tell jokes, just smile to the whole world and laugh. this is a replacement exercise. this practice came to us from india, where it originated in the nineties. so what to do? that's right that's what yoga is for, smiles, smiles, laughter are a source of inspiration for a person, they change the body from the inside, the lungs work, the body is saturated with oxygen, the muscles are in good shape, and bad thoughts. as never before, sheer benefit. and you every morning. so come at

those are thrown out the window when donald trump attacked john mccain, who spent five years in the hanoi hilton for america, serving the armed forces of the united states, keeping faith with his other prisoners of war. and then it became a joke. it became sort of a show. my problem is as somebody i spent my entire life in the armed forces, i swore an oath to protect and defend the constitution of the united states, i'm a philadelphiaen so i'm an originalist on this particular subject. it really has gone to where the man has become their version of what america represents and but that america as it was designed, as it was planned, as it was going on very nicely until 2016, they no longer want to be part of that, they want to invent their own version of this. i would call it a constitutional autocracy where they can, they don't have a president, they just have a leader who will rule over 65% of the country with his 35%. >> so in reading they want to kill americans, i got the sense that you saw january 6th as a prelude. >> yes. >> rather than a final event. >> yeah, and in fact i was on rea

steve from arizona, hanoi jane never apologizes for anything. threat after she hadn't apologized after the tank drama. save our bald eagle population, let them feast on moose and caribou. caribou is delicious. do they call that ve venison. if the migrants are crossing from quebec, canada, they are la g rande bigfoot. i was speaking in the language of the illegals. not in the country that the illegals flew into and then left. and what is it about montreal. not good enough for the illegals? what's going on. tucker carlson is next, always remember one thing, i i am watts and this is my world. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." the war ongoing in ukraine, whatever your view of it is completely reshuffling the world order and america's place in it. it dawned on us last week, it's not clear where some of the people running for the republican nomination stand on that war. so, we sent a questionnaire to everyone running, amazingly all of them responded. and the picture that em

in years, dozens of american diplomats and government officials in places as far flung as hanoi bogota, washington, australia, moscow, and elsewhere reported symptoms associated with havana syndrome. even the c, i a former station chief in moscow resigned from the agency and lead a lawsuit saying that he too was a victim of havana syndrome. and that the cia was not taking him or other victim seriously. doctors now confirm that this syndrome is real. there is verifiable, damage done to victims, and many of them can show evidence of traumatic brain injuries. but there's no treat, no rhyme or reason why some individuals seem to be targeted while others do not. and no admission from any element of the u. s. government that this is real and that something needs to be done about it. we're happy to be joined by doctor landed len bur. he's a russia born physician who came to the united states in 1994 to work for a pharmaceutical company in houston, texas. a naturalized citizen, len resides in suburban, chicago with his partner of 20 years, and he works in the regulatory field. in 2019, he star

that's put a cap on temperatures from hanoi to denying at $26.00 degrees. but where the sun's out in hopes human are all the way up to 36. still a few more showers locked in between the yangtze and the pearl river valley here, but not as bad as it has been. and same goes for japan that vigorous system now out toward the pacific. still a few clouds in tokyo with a high 17 degrees on tuesday. take our season. ah! from the al jazeera london, bro casenita to people in thoughtful conversation with no host and no limitation of the artist by nature. they are person who are most part to you have i way way and denise control. society is not interested in the individuality. the freedom, the spirit. don't the young person studio be unspent dates on al jazeera. ah ah, watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories, the solid israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, his health cross is talks with members of his coalition. local media say he's told the group, he will pause the controversial judicial overhaul. that announcement has now been delight. the proposed legisl

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this is the city of vin, around 300 kilometers south of hanoi. we've come here to find the end point of the smuggling roots and are again shooting with a hidden camera. well, not excuse me. i could you tell me where the pharmacy is. i'm to the pharmacy by the wiki market. yes. it's a little further over there. as part of the bustling market, the pharmacy sees a lot of customers. it carries all types of asian medicine remedies. l'aquila pillow. do you have an ankle and scales? he called yes. i'd like to buy a 100 grams. i have some, but not many fung latin with many asian pharmacies, cells scales from african pango lens that have been smuggled here illegally 50 more grams, place from you would have a good weight to them. yes, very good. reside, but there aren't many left you didn't have these little scales boost your fertility, pardon, or gay? i also have scales from the clause in a and mama. oh ok. this is a claw. how interesting? benee zayna. they seem to be good quality. now we rarely lower than it. oh, grammar are not you you back to hack? wel

this is the city of vin, around 300 kilometer south of hanoi. we've come here to find the end point of the smuggling roots and are again shooting with a hidden camera or not. excuse me, a, could you tell me where the pharmacy is? i'm your pharmacy by the weekly market. yes. it's a little further over there. as part of the bustling market, the pharmacy sees a lot of customers. it carries all types of asian medicine remedies. l'aquila. hello. do you have an ankle and scales to go? yes, i'd like to buy a 100 grams that i have some, but not many fung. latin with many asian pharmacies, sell scales from african pango linds that have been smuggled here illegally 50 more grams, place from you would have a good weight to them. yes, very good. reside, but there aren't many left you know, these little gales boost your fertility. pardon are great. i don't know. i also have scales from the clothes and a and mama. oh ok. this is a call. ok. how interesting venezuela? they seem to be good color now. it really mm. our oh grandma. when younger not knew well he b

here she is again, hanoi jane hilton, first for our opponents in the vietnam war and now she believeshe suggests it is okay to murder pro-life advocates. she was on the view yesterday. here is what she said. >> besides protesting what else do you suggest? >> it doesn't happen overnight. it's not a miraculous, what did you say? murder? don't say that. will: they kind of did, they laughed along, don't know if that's an awkward laugh at the horrendous this of what she had to suggest. she hit terminal velocity. there's nothing worse you can say. i know in modern america the most grievous of sin is to accuse someone of racism. how about murder? she just suggested for her political opponents murder. it is hard to get any worse, now she did give a statement to fox news digital, women's reproductive rights are very serious issue an extremely important to me, my comment on the view was made in jest, my body laying which and tone made clear to those in the room. i don't think so. to anyone watching, that i was using hyperbole to make a point. i don't think that was clear. rachel: when i first h

read john mccain's original print classified debrief of what happened to him in the five years in the hanoi hilton. i could not worship that man enough. he gave so much to america, literally with his body, and the moment donald trump said well i don't like people who have been captured, he redefined patriotism towards the military to be whom ever i like. the base glommed on to that, they loved -- i said this yesterday in our panel that new yorker cartoon of the sheep in the field and there's the big sign of the wolf in a suit and the wolf's motto is i will eat you. and the one sheep says to the other one, well, you know, i really, i've sort of got to say i like that he says what he means. or he means what he says. >> you know where he stands. >> and it's like yeah he's going to eat you. but there's this entire part of the base that wants to be part of the eating. i did extensive research on right wing extremist in what i call titus, the trump insurgency in the united states. if any of you remember three days after the election, i was on realtime with bill marr, going on kumbaya time, let's

i think the thing that lyle was saying makes sense in a vacuum but governments in tokyo, hanoi etc. are looking at what the united states does evenfter the suspension of recognition in the taiwan relations act. taiwan is militari valuable if the chinese were able, they would have uninhibited access in the pacific and under nine -- undermine the interests. the way i think of them is they are 70 out of 100. the key thing for us is to laser focus on the defense of taiwan and drive the cost and risk downward. the thing we have going for us is what has kept taiwan basically free the last 70 years plus. which is it is hard to launch and sustain an invasion in the teeth of a prepared defense. they dominated the european continent but could not get across the english channel. we have to foc and we have not been focusing enough. we will see in the defense budget, they say this, they say they're focusing on this. what i will say about the taiwan issue is if we end up in a situation where we are compelled to redraw taiwan out of its perimeters because we are ill prepared, it is going to be mor

show you all the most beautiful, all the most shocking. all the most intriguing dog i start exploring hanoit 70 of them in ancient times, these places were swamps in which crocodiles were found, then a village appeared here on its own, and in the 11th century, the ruler of letaito built his palace here, attracted many artisans and merchants who they began to settle around it, they moved in, so to speak, in cooperatives, workers of the same profession on the same street. this is how hunk street of sinisters appeared. talk traditional medicine street oh haha, fishy, ​​chaka street fishcake street

those are thrown out the window when donald trump attacked john mccain, who spent five years in the hanoi hilton for america, serving the armed forces of the united states, keeping faith with his other prisoners of war. and then it became a joke. it became sort of a show. my problem is as somebody i spent my entire life in the armed forces, i swore an oath to protect and defend the constitution of the united states, i'm a philadelphiaen so i'm an originalist on this particular subject. it really has gone to where the man has become their version of what america represents and but that america as it was designed, as it was planned, as it was going on very nicely until 2016, they no longer want to be part of that, they want to invent their own version of this. i would call it a constitutional autocracy where they can, they don't have a president, they just have a leader who will rule over 65% of the country with his 35%. >> so in reading they want to kill americans, i got the sense that you saw january 6th as a prelude. >> yes. >> rather than a final event. >> yeah, and in fact i was on rea

those people who are not the people, but those people who know what it is, who i was in vietnam was in hanoigers seven fingers after orange those things that the americans were doing there. so they want to bring it all here, zaporozhye kherson dambas near kharkov this is here and so the settlement is chewing. take uh in zhigulki. eh, you go into the water there, they don’t drink a long time ago for about five years, they don’t drink water there, because they threw phosphorus on a person who took uh and boiled water for tea from a common well in this locality, like many other front-line ones, and after phosphorus munitions used ukrainians make you feel sick and have a headache, then you understand for a day? i just don't understand how it's possible even to come to the mind of the same ukrainians. they consider this area theirs. how they themselves will shoot and the crews that will use these ammunition. they are also under threat. you just don't understand these people, how will we answer? i don't know, of course, we hope that the answer will be uh, completely covering our uh, wish to get of

changed, but after they spent absolutely monstrous in terms of realities of today's carpet bombings, hanoim to compromise, because north vietnam did not agree to the terms on which the war ended. i’m not hinting at anything about the initiative today, but here’s the situation , that is, after this is an example of how a great power is getting out of a local conflict, where it actually failed about a year ago, please, here it was also important. this was the first part of the wrong war, and then north vietnam won the war completely took over control of the entire territory, too, do not hint at anything. just as an indicator of how history ends, that is, peace is possible only when the united states comes out of this situation and the conflict develops. and by the way, yes, and after that, pay attention. yes, it's true, and after that the world will be torn, and then there will be peace. as soon as they come, palma no agents and so on, of course, very freshly brought crowds. e, reads out the official message and the fsb about what is happening in the bryansk region of the russian federation

very similar the only difference is the cost and the fact a few he was leaving the embassy in hanoi andting with lands of dollars in afghanistan as the image the united states are and that's the difference of the foreign-policy failure while my friends on the other side of the aisle said don't ascribe any blame but then they ascribe blame to what happened reminds everybody that the president of the united states that commander-in-chief knew this was coming. had six months to deal with this and ignored everything he was being told. what's the cost? thirteen us service members murdered. our american servicemembers deserve better in our country deserves better. how many did really stranded the senate foreign affairs committee report walked up said the state department continuously misled or outright contradicted themselves isn't that coincidental how many times will the government lie to us and cost us our lives the coordinator for relocation effort so there were 100 waiting may be thousands we don't know because they didn't know how many because they were incompetent and unprepared and th

the only difference in some ways is the cost and the fact that she we was leaving the embassy in hanoi and instead, a chinook was departing with billions of dollars the president of afghanistan. that's the difference of this failure while my friends on the other side don't ascribe any blame to it and go on to describe blame what happened behind everybody that the resident of the united states, commander in chief knew this was coming. had over six months to deal with this and ignore everything he was being told what was the cost of that? 13 us service members murder. our american servicemembers deserve better, our country deservesbetter . only the stranded? the foreign affairs mcommittee locked up and said the state department continuously misled or outright contradicted themselves. isn't that coincidental? how many times is this government going to lie to us and cost us our lives? the coordinator for the relocation effort said at times there were 100 waiting and then we found out the thousands, we don't know how many because they don't know how many because they were incompetent. they

other officers who have been affected by this were in places like, you know, hanoi or belgrade or other certainly in havana. these are friends of mine who were at the top of their game mentally and physically. these are the, you know, tip of the spear officers for the u.s. government. they've become -- they're medically retired now. they've really become -- they've suffered debilitaing juris. it is sad to see the analytic side of the agency taking such a strong, you know, bent on this. again, it shifts. you'll have congressman hines on later. it'll shift to the oversight committees, and they can dive into the methodology and challenge the assumptions. most importantly, the investigation has to continue. >> former cia officer, marc polymeropoulos, thank you very much for being on this morning. we appreciate it. >>> and the annual conservative political action conference kicked off in maryland yesterday. let's bring in nbc news correspondent vaughan hilliard, live from national harbor. vaughan, what did day one look like? >> reporter: hey. yeah, good morning, guys. this is a scene that co