i. spied for my father the court for robbing the decade of redeeming my country i'm talking are above the basic rights which is medical treatment to man who is seventy years old. i'm calling for family visitation because he couldn't i mean see my family i mean from fifteen to eighteen months but is that he's in for an eye or medical people or civil the working man there is not nor a city if he does not support reason. he continues to receive medical examination along with these prescribed medications and the special diet the squired of his medical regime. i wrote a letter to one viz that there are no more ice organization about my father situation because nothing changed and they've been my father is dying destroyed. we asked the bahraini foreign minister to comment on the claims of prisoner abuse we are awaiting their response. the pentagon has banned the use of geolocation tracking applications by soldiers saying that they can put missions at risk. effective immediately defense department personal approval to add from using jewel occasion features and functionality on government and non

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i. spied that my father the court for robbing the decatur of regime in my country i'm talking not about the basic rights which is medical treatment to man who is seventy years old. i'm calling for family visitation because he didn't i mean see my family family from eighteen a few months but this is the reason for denial medical people for seventy years one man there is not nor absolutely if he did is not acceptable reason. he continues to receive medical attention along with these prescribed medications and a special diet aspire to have his medical regime i wrote a letter to a newbie and the first human rights organization about my father situation because nothing changed and they've been my father is dying biscotti. well we have aspirations foreign affairs ministry to comment on the allegations of human rights violations although so far we haven't received a reply watching r.t. i'm going to take a quick break we'll be back. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want. to be right to be close this is what before three of them

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since i was a little girl i wanted to have them spies i lost my home and it took me years to when despite their. finally they gave up and mentioned by me on my side the country turns because sewing machine sewing i suppose was more appropriate for goes than writing i'm biased as now i want to reach out to those women back home who are both by doing things and social norms and inform them of old dead basic rights my name is the amount of people and i work at speed a. big metal. i'm here with nicholas son of hunts frank who was executed as a war criminal trials to talk about how he and how germany deals with its nazi past thank you for letting us visit you want a vacation. have hung mr frank you have a common name and it's not him or gerbils you could have hidden behind it but you chose to come out as the son of a murderer and why out i wanted to ask a time. well the initial reason was that i was increasingly by the stubborn silence here in germany on the nazis crimes and the complicity of ordinary people. i just couldn't take it anymore. so i told myself it was time to talk about how a fam

the stasi ended their activity with him the spot i became the spied upon documentary footage of going to munch shows his striking resemblance to the film's lead actor alexandre cher the two men even have a similar singing voice. but. to a social musts i think it's very special to have an actor with such a person but who doesn't wear the role like a constant. that he dives very deeply into the in a life of the current time feast it was. thanks to that performance the reasons film is a complex contribution to our understanding of german history both before and after unification francis it exposes the total absurdity of the east german system of domestic spying but it also assumes that the viewer already knows how that system worked. what sound it all he said come this is me. condemning died from a stroke at the age of only forty three he was worn out at the end from balancing a music career with his work in a mine and also perhaps from balancing his expectations of justice with his own personal betrayal. a lot of old men our next three films deal with wild german youth a trio of directo

i mean. spies are the threats of american democracy faces from russia during the upcoming midterm elections that's according to the u.s. intelligence community. joining us you're watching the weekly here on r.t. international. the canadian government has acknowledged disturbing practice that dates back to the postwar period when single mothers were forced to give up their babies the children were then given to married couples in a bid to promote traditional families some women were even tricked into giving up their children we spoke to one of the victims as soon as they found out i was pregnant they mark my records b.f.a. baby for adoption. i was a fifteen year old girl pregnant i was pregnant on a sexual assault. and. there was no conversation with me about how i got pregnant all they cared about was the fact that i was. pregnant and that i had a baby that they could. take. the healthy one haired blue eyed beautiful baby. you will forget the child go home get married and have other children or if

and he, i guess, hired spies so people would not note information so it would be suppressed.ppened to rose will never hatch pen again. there is a net work of women now that is pretty formidable. we all talk to each other. our business has benefited from the fact that we didn't. d this is making -- people in the corporate suites shake in their boots. the agents shake in their boots. it's going to change the face of our industry. because for so many years, we hatch been, undervalued. underpaid, and ex-ployeded. so, that's over. >> do you think i am going to follow that? >> no. i've don't thi i don't think you should. that was great. tom hanks, meryl streep. >> thank you. >> an extraordinary film. that's it for ammanoour on pbs. see you again tomorrow. ♪ >> national presentation of "bbc world news" is made possible by contributions to your pbs station by viewers like you.thank you. amy: very warm welcome to bbc news broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the world. my name is mike embley. with the u.s. out of the nuclear deal with iran, president trump is reimpo

, soviet spies. i was struck by the life of elizabeth bentley. she had been left at. a woman with no credibility. there is a story there. she knew what she was talking about. she liked drinking. when i came to study he was overlooked. horrible names because her husband was not faithful to her. she had an interesting story. what animates me are questions that allow me to check the assumptions that so many people have and it is something a little bit more and that story.>> can you -- you tackled many issues at the nixon library, how did you think that -- out the set of questions that she laid out there. what people are looking for when they come to a library museum? >> i am grateful to the miller center to prepare me but i learned a lot on the job. one of the things that the scholars that go to presidential libraries and i would describe myself that way at that time, we would go to the library for the archives and we barely visited the museum's. as a result, we did not realize or i didn't that the presid

really in denial for medical treatment there for me because the access to books even and what i put our. spies but my father court for robbing the dictator of regime in my country i'm talking about the basic rights which is medical treatment to man who is seventy years or. i'm calling for family visitation because he couldn't i mean see my family for me to come here in a few months what is the reason for denying medical people for seventy years one man it is not nor absurd if he does not support reason. yeah. he continues to receive medical examination along with these prescribed medications and the special diet the squire of his medical regime. i don't look up to and be there for you more i started when i was asian about my father situation because nothing changed and they've been my father is dying destroyed me. i took place to raise my father is we have asked bahrain's of foreign affairs ministry to comment on the allegations of human rights violations. thousands of just. syrians are returning home as government forces drive out the last pockets of militant resistance in the country accordi

going in the denial for medical treatment there for me because it is access to books even what i thought our. spies that my father court for robbing the dictator of regime in my country i'm talking not about the basic rights which is medical treatment or to man who is seventy years old. i'm calling for a million visitation because he did i mean see my family family from haiti in a few months what is that he's in for an eye a medical people for seventy years one man there is not nor a possibility that is not a support reason. i am. he continues to receive medical examination along with these prescribed medications and a special diet aspire to his medical regime. i wrote a letter to and be there for you more ice organization about my father situation because nothing changed and they've been my father is dying discord. and we've asked bahrain's foreign affairs ministry to comment on the allegations of human rights violations. in other news the pentagon's moved to ban the use of geolocation tracking applications in the army saying that they could create unintended security consequences putting soldiers

i started out studying spies. soviet spies. i was struck by the life of elizabeth bentley. she had been maligned and laughed at and a drunk. i said maybe there's a story there. she knew what she was talking about. she liked drinking too but that's okay. when i came to study florence harding, it was similar. a woman who maligned, over looked. just horrible names because her husband wasn't faithful to her. this is her fault? what animates me are questions that allow me to check the asujasuj assumptions that so many people have. >> tim, you tackled some big controversy issues at the nixon library. how did you think through the y bifercated questions when they come the a library museum? >> i'm grateful to the miller center having helped prepare me for a job but i learned a lot of things on the job. i would describe myself in that way at the time. as a result, we didn't raeleali that a presidential library is a national institution and a local institution. when you think about your audience you have both a national one and a local one. when the nixon family decided they would tu

they were losing control of the narrative, they started to say q anon had been overtaken by i guess internal spies who were starting to spread disinformation. it is all part of the narrative. and there is a lot of money to be made with this stuff. alex jones is making hundreds of thousands of dollars if not millions of dollars a year off of his various different platforms and that is compelling. >> i have to say, this has been a margin of my consciousness. seeing that at the rally was a shocking and arresting moment. if barack obama were up there with a bunch of people being google 9/11 truth, that would be shocking. thanks for joining me. >> thanks for having me. ahead, president obama is back and handing out endorsements ahead of the midterms. notable candidates he is not talking about. first the ostrich obsession. thing one, thing two starts next. >>> thing one tonight fun facts about ostriches. yes, these beasts are the largest and heaviest birds on the planet. their typical wingspan is three feet. speeds up to 43 miles per hour. it can deliver a kick powerful to kill a lion. today they are ra

in my case, your lovely moderator/introducer noted, i started out studying spies, soviet spies. i know you've looked at a few of those yourself, tim. i was struck by the life of elizabeth bentley. she had been maligned, laughed at, this woman, no credibility, a drunk. i said, maybe there's a story there. there certainly is a story there. she knew what she was talking about. okay, she liked drinking, too, but that's okay. when i came to study florence harding, it was similar. a woman who was maligned, overlooked, called a shrew and just horrible names because her husband wasn't faithful to her, this is her fault? she had a really interesting story to tell. i think what animates me are questions that allow me to check the assumptions that so many people have and say, maybe there's something a little more there in that story. >> tim, you tackled some big controversial issues at the nixon library. he brought a scholar sensibility to it. how did you think through the bifurcated set of questions that catherine laid out there, what animates scholars and also what people are looking for

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the obama people have done something that has never been done that i am aware of, they spied on a rival presidential campaign. would it be okay if trump did it to the next guy? >> they didn't spy on a rival campaign, they spied on a russian agent. a single russian agent. >> tucker: i think you are accusing an american citizen of a crime for which he has not been charged. so i'm going to leave that between you and your libel lawyer to sort out. keep in mind, the person you accused of being a russian agent denied it and has never been charged with it, so there's no denial that he was. >> if he comes after me for libel, truth is a defense and i think i have the whole intelligence community of the united states backing me up. >> tucker: there's no intelligence community, there are a bunch of people that work for intel agencies and they work for us. we have a right to know what they are doing and what they don't. are you comfortable with that? >> that's why bruce ohr should have had a public hearing. >> tucker: i agree with that. >> otherwise it could be like benghazi and backfire in their f

. >> for more, i am joined by laurie, malcolm, how putin and his spies are under mining america. >> iura today, so, we are still under attack. >> yes, absolutely. >> do we know who it is? >> facebook has not yet attributed the accounts that they took down yesterday, but experts do believe it bears similar hallmarks from what we saw from the internet agency. >> what are we looking for, what do we see when we are looking for this trouble. are they trying to get the democrats to look bad? what are they up to? >> i think it is important to understand that what we are talking about is not necessarily about content, we are talking about behavior. they are trying to masquerade as americans and sow division among us. >> is this like kids in school where they send messages to their friends and they let the one they are trying to hurt happen to hear it? >> that is absolutely part of it. and part of it is trying to shape our opinion on things. i used an example in today's hearings. this activity never stopped. so one of the posts we saw on reddit, a platform that gets less talked about. sought t

i hope both sides can find the strength to do that. this is just a chance for politicians to loughton t.v. friendly blaming spies right and left because on the other hand surely they must care about the actual issues of national security right yes i hope so and i have i have a deep respect for senator schumer and i i quote i would question this based on what i've seen in the media and i hope behind it all it's not a seriously questioning why we would be doing this at this time i would also add that again this is a somewhat unorthodox few for someone like me i'm not a believer in applying sanctions to people that are doing their jobs we have a long history of of trying to avoid that sort of politicization of intelligence so i think we try to have to try to find out find a way to deescalate the politicization of intelligence activity it would help again if both sides particularly in this case i would have to put more pressure on the russian side to stop interfering in domestic affairs with intelligence activity and that would set a better environment to deescalate the rising tensions on a political level that the

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is saying that the campaign has been the target of the intelligence and the clinton spies infiltrating the campaign. iou but we have 30 seconds. 20 seconds. is your husband going to withdraw the plea deal? yes or no? >> that is my suggestion. i can't answer right now for him. >> sean: probably better if he does. >> i don't want him to be the sacrificial lamb of the witch hunt. there are shady people in this. >> sean: i'm sorry to cut you off. >> tucker: we are out of time. i wish we had more time. >> thank you. >> tucker: tune in tomorrow for the show that is the sworn enemy of pomposity, lying and here is sean. >> sean: only late three seconds. that is fascinating to see if papadopoulos withdraws the deal. interesting to watch. great show, tucker. thank you. welcome to "hannity" tonight. huge, major breaking news. tonight sara carter discovered more handwritten notes from orr about steel including a memo detailing christopher steel big concerns about becoming exposed. catherine herridge has been working hard today.

spy for china so it seems like there's a lot of leaky holes in the democratic side i think is what comes out of china spies. you know a lot of a lot of leaky holes and by the way if i may i think every time on your show somehow it comes back to this where the hackers you have sessions trump said you think that's what he said what are the chances the justice department the f.b.i. will do the right thing here i say zero sessions has to go this is another thing that needs to be investigated he has no interest in it he's in hiding i don't know where that guy is but he does. along is the attorney general of the united states again we agreed to write to you i think but i think a lot of us just some seems to be distracted by going after you know medical marijuana and legalize it and that's a that's a big surround sound calm down and focus on the job he needs to do now and i'm like what it really is incredible and this is an incredible story and i'm very curious to see where it actually ends up and where it ends up going but thank you so much for coming on the day with us to discuss this always a pleasure having y

get some people who don't know you said i think obviously it was great to see me without you think it was but. for now you know haters go there that this is spies who doesn't get up which i look but i mean i don't know who but i let it go saying since i think i was kind of like i think in the yes the honest i mean i guess the mental model of often oracle is coming through with their body you know what the ok i mean when i do perfect and what i thought is going into this particular you know you you know a couple you don't want to be thought of as a kid i think yes i think i don't know so yes i mean i don't know if it goes ok you know what i mean i thought i would you know when you say to me go that game those who don't also you get your k. stern says she meant the end stapled to forty one the one episode you know if you can i just miss and we're cool because there's a big themis you can of course a model can automatically model joint because i have been working up a media yet again said b.b.n. of. but isn't that nice you know it's good he thought are smart about you know ok you know media the media you know because if you become as and you have

i think obviously it was great to see me without. it there was but no. you know haters go there that this is spies who does it get up which i look but i mean i don't know who but i let it go say since i think it was kind of like i think in the us the honest i mean i guess the mental model you don't often oracle is coming through with their body you know what the ok i mean when i look perfect and i want to who's going into this but if you know you you know a couple of you don't want to be topical i think yes i think i don't know so yes i mean i don't know if it goes ok oh ok well i'm going to. go that game turns it. into existence of in the end staple forty one the one episode you know if you can as i just mentioned we're cool because there's one big themis you can of course a model can automatically model joint because i just didn't work up a meter i was still yet again said b.b.n. of. but isn't that nice you know it's pretty much about you know a kid you know media the media you know causing him to become as india taken up i just got a gun that stink i'm just yesterday you know saying no no ok ok

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are we going to shut down the investigation if there are other spies out there? iean what is the president doing? what side is he on? is he on the side of the people of the united states or on his side? clear that he is on his side. >> take us through that from a lawyer's standpoint. how real is that when prosecutors get to sit down with someone they are interested in. is it something that lawyers on the other side should be worried about? >> absolutely, trump is dying to say to mueller you are fired. but this isn't the apprentice. giuliani has an ethical responsibility to defend his client in the court of public opinion. the issue for giuliani as a lawyer is delay, delay. he knows you can't put president trump in an interview with mueller. the history shows that there is too many inconsistencies with president trump. >> and that tendency on trump's part that keeps talking, keeps talking and goes in circles and not sure what is going to come out. >> mueller has the power of subpoena here. if he keeps drawing out this matter giuliani, and delay, delay, we are going

and i guarantee you, there are more of those spies out there because that's a great idea. think -- there's a really funny story on foxnews.com on what spurred brennan on to go after the russia collusion story and it was based on a joke that trump made. and scott adams, everybody drink [laughs] but foxnews.com is quoting scott adams for pointing out that brennan what spurred on by a joke. only the truly humorless could have taken that seriously which leads me to my next point, i don't really take this seriously. this doesn't really upset me. we live in a new world. we could say every day that this was unprecedented. while we could say no president has used this language before, but if we keep saying this is unprecedented, as they were saying in that clip, it's pointless. i think trump -- this is another example of how he can mess with the media and mess with the democratic party, one in the same, while the rest of america including our viewers carry on. democracy does not die in the darkness, it dies in their hysteria. >> you say unprecedented and that's exactly right. the m

i mean it was great to see me without. it getting worse but. for now you know why did your letter that this is spies who does it get up which i love but i mean i don't know who but i let can say since i think i was kind of. in the gas the honest up on me. i'm in i'm out of the often oracle is coming through with their body you know what to ok let me know and i do perfect to know what it was going into this you know you can you know a couple you don't want to be tough as a kid i think yes i think i don't know so yeah i mean i don't know if it goes ok you know what i mean and i thought i would know when they tell me go they came to those who don't look awfully gay ok does this seem in the end we stapled to one the one episode of young people as i used to miss and we're cool because there's one big theme and you can of course i do look in automatically my new joint because i have to listen with a half a million i would stay yet again said b.b. had a. but isn't that nice you know it's about you know ok you know media the media you know because if you become as and you're taking up i just got it and i ju

>> eddie, i want to watch what laura ingraham was saying sthis country isn't what it was because of immigrants. and all that students and spies. it adds on and adds on. >> interesting thing, he comments about the nfl, players exercising their constitutional rights but he says nothing about the white nationals coming to washington, d.c. what laura ingraham said actually echoes what trump said in europe. they're exactly the same. what's driving this is the democratic shouft iic shifts. more importantly in 2008 for the first time in the history. country, our president was elected without the majority of white people voting for him. and it fueled, it set off the fire. and ever since then, we have been grappling with this fact that there is a segment of this country who cannot accept that

i don't know u.s. muslims from being spied on or targeted by law enforcement agencies how curious today let us navigate the divide between the church and the state as we start watching the hawks. we're going to. get the. real deal with. the plot of. the day like you know that i got. with. this. because i. welcome are going to watch the hawks i am to roll them through and i'm top of the law list so that church versus state president just sessions is separating nuns and anything that i was. just just to be clear right off the bat no nuns were made to buy contraceptives were themselves that's ludicrous but i can see how just that from what i'm quite notice that no it was about the case that he is referring to was about a nursing home a group of nuns in a convent that had that run a nursing home and they didn't want to as hobby lobby offer insurance to their employees that included birth control because they say religious liberty whatever i say it's silly so it's really it's not it doesn't the thing you can't tell people that religion is about making the right choices and then make those choices for the in

sessions never mention her and heard anything about protecting the rights of say i don't know us muslims from being spied on or targeted by law enforcement agencies how curious. today let us navigate the divide between the church and the state as we start watching the hawks. want to. get the. real deal with. a lot of. what they like you know that i got. there. because i. welcome are going to watch the hawks i am tyrrel them to and i'm top of the law list so that church versus state president just sessions is separating nuns and anything that i was saying just just to be clear right off the bat no none sperm made to buy contraceptives for themselves that's ludicrous but i can see how just such an i wouldn't quite notice that no it was about the case that he was referring to was about a nursing home a group of nuns in a convent that had that run a nursing home and they didn't want to as hobby lobby offer insurance to their employees that included birth control because they say religious liberty whatever i say it's silly so it's silly it's not if this is the thing you can't tell people that religion is abou

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in my case, your lovely moderator/introducer noted, i started out studying spies, soviet spies. ow you've looked at a few of those yourself, tim. i was struck by the life of elizabeth bentley. she had been maligned, laughed at, this woman, no credibility, a drunk. i said, maybe there's a story there. there certainly is a story there. she knew what she was talking about. okay, she liked drinking, too, but that's okay. when i came to study florence harding, it was similar. a woman who was maligned, overlooked, called a shrew and just horrible names because her husband wasn't faithful to her, this is her fault? she had a really interesting story to tell. i think what animates me are questions that allow me to check the assumptions that so many people have and say, maybe there's something a little more there in that story. >> tim, you tackled some big controversial issues at the nixon library. he brought a scholar sensibility to it. how did you think through the bifurcated set of questions that catherine laid out there, what animates scholars and also what people are looking for when

it's not, you know, all or nothing, but i do think as a policy, in terms of sending a message, you know, before obama left office, he expelled 35 spies who were here posing as diplomats. i mean, there have to be certain, sometimes symbolic steps. there can be sanctions. there has to be some kind of cost that russia needs to endure for doing these kinds of things, and that's the step that only the president can take. >> all righty. i think at the end of the day, when people go to vote, they just want to know their vote counted, and they just want to be confident of that. >> absolutely. >> asha rangappa, we appreciate your insight. always learn from you. thank you. >> thank you. >>> more details into robert heuler's russia investigation. they emerged overnight with new details about the woman known as the manhattan madam. kristin davis once ran a high-priced prostitution ring and went to jail for it. she has now agreed to an interview this week with special counsel robert mueller's team. >> now, on the surface, she doesn't appear to have a connection to the russia investigation, but she does have a close relationship with roger stone,

i hope both sides can find the strength to do that. so this is just a chance for politicians to fill out a t.v. friendly blaming spies right and left because on the other hand surely they must care about the actual issues of national security right yes i hope so and i have i have a deep respect for senator schumer and i i quote i would question this based on what i've seen in the media and i hope behind it all it's not a seriously questioning why we would be doing this at this time i would also add that again this is a somewhat unorthodox few for someone like me i'm not a believer in applying sanctions to people that are doing their jobs we have a long history of of trying to avoid that sort of politicization of intelligence so i think we try to have to try to find out find a way to deescalate the politicization of intelligence activity it would help again if both sides particularly in this case i would have to put more pressure on the russian side to stop interfering in domestic affairs with intelligence activity and that would set a better environment to deescalate the rising tensions on a political level that the

. >> they went on a peaceful trip, they weren't any spies or anything like that. >> i think the russiansring up for war and doing everything that they can to prepare for it. >> it was not an intentional hostile act against korean airlines, it was a mistake of a system that was falling apart. >> this crime against humanity must never be forgotten here or throughout the world. it was an act of barbarism, born of a society which wantonly disregards individual rights and the value of human life and seeks constantly to expand and dominate other nations. >> the timing was particularly bad because the united states and soviets were not talking at all. two great powers are afraid of each other. and kl007 happens almost at the climax of this period of fear. and that makes 1983 one of the most dangerous years of the cold war. >> because of the suspicions about ronald reagan, the soviet intelligence agencies thought that under the cover of a military exercise called able archer a first nuclear strike on moscow could be launched. >> when reagan discovered that the soviets actually did think that the

i will follow. their own man was a constable. gunderman agreed believing he was doing the right thing for east germany later after the fall of the berlin wall he hoped that the friends he spied on would forgive his but he couldn't bring himself to show real remorse. as to families. ah so. you could know much as on the cool little concrete in mind it takes so i'm like i'm done talking to. three students here. in the early one nine hundred eighty s. the stasi ended their activity with him the spy became the spied upon documentary footage of condiment shows his striking resemblance to the film's lead actor alexandre cher the two men even have a similar singing voice. but. oh. a the social musts i think it's very special to have an actor with such president but who doesn't wear their own like a costume. and rather he dives very deeply into the in a life of the current time fleeced it was. thanks to that performance the reasons film is a complex contribution to our understanding of german history both before and after unification francis it exposes the total absurdity of the east german system of domestic spying but it also assumes that the viewer already knows how that system wo