james jeffrey welcome. the sake of context here we go back to december last year the announcement by president. he had won basically over isis in syria and little u.s. troops would be coming home from syria was costly and misleading wasn't it was misunderstood by everybody it was misunderstood person and made it clear at the time to us to. he wasn't losing the bubble as we say on the fight against isis which he recognized. nor was he. losing interest and he said. to time a that the united states would maintain its air cover over there not be. u.s. special operations personnel he made this point very clear publicly and all the all assad air base in telling the president and secretary of defense are you going to meet with an issue so. that we continue to deploy special forces troops into northeast syria to go after isis if they started showing signs of a threat it did cost him the resignation of his secretary of defense and my predecessor in the office that deals with computer combating a i say this. because

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special envoy for syria our james jeffrey said that the syrian government was trying to be a military victory and then he said the constitutional committee at this stage was symbolic what is your response to think you really are welcoming to those cannot grammont on water medical school james jeffrey so you know we do you maintain dialogue with our u.s. government there carman from syria another can't fix the change all the time they're never to be changed they were doing on their current mood or political goals immediate political policies and everything he used to blame the government of syria for not implementing the 2254 resolution then they started just plain syrian government clearly called the results of the syrian national dialogue conjurers we should rush earlier was there i don't do it you conducted in january 28th seen in sochi and that was the. who turn even point in this crisis we laid the foundation for real practical work on political settlement with you it was the congress in sochi without it in the basement of the wave for the establishing the guy situational committe

forces from syria my guest this week in the state of the institute is the boss of the james jeffrey special representative of the u.s. facility to gage lutes any of the measures policies of the country to a successful outcome of conflict so far. beyond g.w. bush. farmland has been called ethiopia's green gold the country has an abundant supply and leases it to international aquifer giants the government is after high export revenues and the corporations high profit margins but not everyone benefits from the booming business of the selling out of the country dead donkeys for no high notes in 45 minutes on d w. a world unto itself. the finest musical compositions. her. don't do any of this you listen to them don't tell me that that she never showed. up for yale and the jointer come up in a morning blame. greenfield the symphonies of your highness promised. the brahms code starts october 11th on t.w. top enough. you know. i was costly and misleading wasn't it was misunderstood by everybody are you going to let me finish you know this same tribute about the end. chap simple late last year donal

doubt his commitment and reliability my guest this week here at the state department is ambassador james jeffrey a special representative of the u.s. for syria in gage mint can any.

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says james jeffrey the special envoy has said assad has not win the war in fact the u.s. occupies a 3rd of syria and much of its oil agriculture they believe that they can bankrupt the syrian government and get the people to rise up again as they would seem to be doing or a little bit in egypt and that they haven't lost so he believes that america to win through economics and diplomacy well could not do through military might over the last 8 years that seems to be a little pie in the sky but who knows america is following the same plan with iran . joshua landis great to get your thoughts there thanks very much for joining us there from the from oklahoma we'll have to leave it there unfortunately but let's turn to the other news at the u.s. congress may be forced into a pietschmann proceedings against president donald trump that's the warning from the house intelligence committee chairman if it's confirmed trump pressured ukraine to investigate joe biden though this is being reports say it's trying to threaten to cut off military aid to ukraine if it does not investigate w

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allies to doubt his commitment and reliability my guest this week here at the state department is james jeffrey special representative of the u.s. for syria engagement come and.

that the united states puts great store by this process and we've seen a special envoy to syria james jeffrey has said that he expects to war is not over and he expects to settle be turned out by these elections and after this committee process is is terminated and you know it's hard to believe that that can actually happen but obviously there are many people who believe it will it and keep on saying reiterating that it will happen the onsite regime though has won a war in the last 8 years and continues to reiterate that it's not going to give up authority over syria through economic pressure diplomatic pressure or undoubtedly this constitutional process so it's hard to imagine that this will actually be completed and i think that the people who are hesitant and who are doubtful about his successors of its possibilities for success are probably you know have a lots of reasons to be doubtful so then what could make it work what could be done differently. within this framework that that that we see set up already. i can't do you know the world is exhausted by civil war in syria they're not goin

know the united states puts great store by this process and we've seen a special envoy to syria james jeffrey has said that the debt he expects to war is not over and he expects that to settle be turned out by these elections and after this committee process is terminated and you know it's hard to believe that that can actually happen but obviously there are many people who believe it will it and keep on saying reiterating that it will happen the assad regime though has won a war in the last.

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joining us, cnn chief legal analyst and former federal prosecutor jeffrey toobin and james backeker, former legal counsel at the fbi. jeff, what are the remedies? what does happen next on this? >> well, i think congress doesn't have many. there's an unusual provision in the law surrounding the inspector general in this area which says it is not subject to judicial review, which means that any attempt to go to the courts to try to obtain this transcript or this audio or whatever it is the whistle-blower has, i think is very likely doomed to failure. >> the whistle-blower could go directly to congress if they were willing, couldn't they? >> that would be a legal risk for him or her. the law says anyone who has this sort of classified complaint has to go through the inspector general. now, if the whistle-blower were to go to the intelligence committees in a secure location, then i think it's unlikely the person would be prosecuted. but with this justice department, which is so politicized, i'm not sure of that either. >> jim, what do you think about that? i want to talk about what the p

james, thank you. >>> there is news tonight in the wake of jeffrey epstein's suicide. a federal judge here in new york city has now ordered an expedited private review of sealed files from an earlier civil lawsuit involving epstein associate ghislaine maxwell that could contain the names of hundreds of third parties mentioned in the case. and lawyers for a john doe submitting a letter in just the last 24 hours expressing concerns about revealing those identities. the judge said any unnamed people will be notified and will be allowed to object. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this wednesday. the case that drew national outrage. the young swimmer accused of sex assault, serving just three months in jail. well, tonight, the young woman is now revealing her identity, and what she's now saying about the case and about that sentence. >>> also, news of a hot car death, the toddler left in her father's pickup. and all of this comes as automakers tonight reveal what they're going to do about the backseat in some vehicles. will it make a difference? we

gives an interview on the advice of her publicist, james henderson, admitting that she took money from jeffreytein to pay off some of her debts. she says it was a terrible mistake. i'd let my ex-husband down. and i abhor pedophilia and wish i had nothing to do with jeffrey epstein. jeffrey epstein, as reported on cnn.com, went berserk. he founded the duchess of york's publicist and threatened to sue him personally for defamation in the word pedophile wasn't retracted from what the duchess said. he had his lawyers send the duchess' law firm a letter threatening to sue if she didn't retract everything she'd said. he also turned to a california publicist, mike citric, who advised him to hire a british defamation lawyer, paul tweed. >> was all of there effective? the threats of legal action? >> no. there was absolutely no retraction from the duchess of york. not only that, paul tweed told cnn that he gave up when jeffrey epstein wouldn't listen, wouldn't take his advice. >> right. >> and epstein ended up not paying his bill to mike citric is how we know about there today. >> do you think that prin

former director of national intelligence james clapper with us later in the hour. joining us is jeffreyn, dana bash and cnn chief political analyst david gergen, certainly worked in his storied career with presidents facing this kind of pressure. david, how significant a day was this? >> i think it's a good day for the democrats. it's unusual in an investigation like this that so quickly you can have the transcript yesterday and today. the document is much longer but amplifies and strengthens the credibility of the first day. >> it's also rare in an investigation to quickly to have the person who is at the center of it also speak publicly about it in a way that confirms things which are -- >> how much on defense that he feels. >> right. >> and if they put him out every day, if he becomes his main defender, he is going to have some more problems because he blew so hot that it diminishes his case. it doesn't strengthen his case. but go back to the whistle-blower report itself. it not only is highly professional, stunningly familiar with ukraine nan politics and personalities, somebody who

jeffrey: you said it reads like a mob shakedown. rep. schiff: it does. i'm continually reminded of something james comey said a year or two ago about how, when he was asked by the president, can you see fit to let this thing go, he didn't need to be told this was a directive. when the commander-in-chief says he hopes something happens, it means i want you to let this go. that in james comey's experience, he speaks like an organized crime boss. michael cohen talked about it as well, how the president would talk in code. you read that call record, it's got everything you'd expect from a mob boss. got, you know, we do a lot for you. we do more for you than any other country does for you. but there's not much reciprocity. reciprocity,uch and i've got a favor i want to ask of you. me just say, ukraine's a nice country. [laughter] rep. schiff: it would be sad if something happened to it. like nobody defended you from russia invading your soil -- defending you from russia invading your soil. totally dependent on this -- on this country against a militant neighbor. his court gesture of a lawyer makes it c

james clapper who you rightly said is a. hired by c.n.n. also also will. keep also talking about previous experiences jeffrey goldberg who was very important in spreading of the law that led to the iraq war about weapons of mass destruction he is now read 3 knots on the most important issue remember. so these people there is complete impunity these people who lie who basically perjured themselves like james burgett before the congress they gave him a position in the debate that goes back to my introduction this is 2 tiered justice system here because you know we we we have someone like jim comey for now off the hook but you have papadopoulos in union you have. mr stone roger stone i mean it seems to be i mean what would be equitable when this is all said and done if there's any kind of ending as it gives trump should give immunity to all these people give a pardon to everyone and get this behind us. i think a triumph or. 2 when it goes into the election because it's so many. weaknesses there which they wish the democrats build so much of the legitimacy on so i think one consequence of this will be they might

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james mattis who of course resigned late last year over disagreements with president trump. now mattis is on a press tour for his new book titled "call sign chaos, learning to lead." jeffrey it is a 100,000 word subtweet trump's leadership. mattis is still being coy and silent out of respect for the presidential office. saying if you leave an stwrik administration, you owe some silence, give the people there as much opportunity as possible to defend the question. i asked goldberg what he took away from his conversations with mattis. >> my sense is that there is a lot about donald trump that he finds absurd and repellant, but he is trying to maintain this disciplined approach of not speaking ill of a sitting president. >> so you are reading between the lines of what he says and how he reacts to questions and sometimes what he doesn't say. >> well, yeah. a lot is the dog that doesn't bark. he doesn't defend donald trump in the book. he does not hold donald trump up as a role model, as a poll leadership model. quite the opposite in fact. the book is structured in a way to lead you to the conclusion that he thinks that donald trump is a terrible leader. >> and mattis was alwa

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. >>> jeffrey cleveland with me now, payden & rygal chief economist. you think the market is up on jamess point cut this month? >> yes, it's possible. i think the main lesson for viewers is to keep in mind the federal reserve is a "they" not an "it." it is a series of people with different views. we heard this morning from bullard but we heard yesterday from rosengren conflicting messages, to say the least. i think from rosengren you heard the economy does not need immediate action from the federal reserve. then you hear the option from bullard calling for a 50 basis point cut. because of the data we are seeing. mixed messages and that tells me there are many different opinions on the fomc so there's no sure bet with what they will do at the mid-month meeting. stuart: is there any significance to the former new york fed guy, bill dudley, walking back his comments from last week? last week he said the fed should not cut rates because that would help trump win in 2020. now he says he wasn't trying to suggest that the fed should take political sides. is there any significance to this politi