mom had been solomon is the person on the other hand you i noticed tweeted that something from john bolton claiming that the turkish intelligence tape didn't implicate moments all meant. look like the u.s. and its affiliates media and so-called human rights organizations should put some efforts in my opinion to correct the internal us human rights issues domestically i claim if they spent 20 percent of the efforts they put internationally in their domestic affairs the us will be able to be the beacon of hope when it comes to human rights let's not forget the fact that the u.s. has killed more than 800000 citizens in iraq and afghanistan and let's not forget that they have tortured prisoners in iraq and they continue to do so in guantanamo but in state they want to run away from from the from the front from these problems from their problems by blaming and lecturing others we want the united states to be pragmatic to be russia not to be calling things by their names not to be in a position where they put the size human rise to this very sad extent riyadh became the main capital of combating

we are starting in brazil where thousands of supporters of the president john bolton are you have joined protests demanding an end to corona virus restrictions many cities and states have been tightening their lock down hospitals are stretched to capacity but the president has repeatedly opposed lock down saying they are necessary and are hurting the economy more than 1100 people have died of cove in 19 in the past 24 hours in what has become brazil's deadliest week since the beginning of the pandemic. he similar numbers the fast escalating number of deaths is actually more than anywhere else in the world brazil's now recorded around 100000 deaths since the beginning of this year alone the current surge being driven by a more infectious variant of the virus that was 1st detected in the amazon raging region let's talk to daniel schorr i met with us about the season buenos aires tonight. daniel the numbers should speak for themselves and i think they do and yet there is still so much opposition to the idea of of lockdowns and curfews. yeah i mean come out many many people are frustrated by

prepares to take office he is actually pledged to continue the controversial policies of president john bolton already has repeatedly downplayed the severity of the virus. the european medicines agency says there's no indication the astra zeneca bank saying causes blood clots and it's firmly convinced its benefits outweigh any risks 18 countries of now suspended their use of the jab after reports of clots in small number of recipients the u.n. says honored 49 people have now been killed since last month's coup in may and ma while a political prisoner group puts the number of 183 martial law has been imposed in many areas but protesters are defying restrictions to gather on the streets. protesters in yemen angry about poor living conditions and on paid salaries of stormed the presidential palace in the southern city of aden meanwhile the u.n. special envoy to yemen warned of a dramatic deterioration in the conflict there and gunmen on motorcycles have attacked a group of civilians in killing at least 58 people they were attacked while returning from a live stock market in bani bang good near th

will just get radicalized well who got reaction to the washington post piece from talk radio host john bolton also women bennett of unite against fascism. can i just check the calendar he said a prove the 1st this is a complete and utter joke listen when kids are 3 or 4 they want to play with each other and they should be encouraged and we as modern parents or grandparents should not be reinforcing prejudice prejudices if we have them on to the children of course it's important to show kids by example that you're not racist or homophobic or sexist i would agree with all of that but producing pox for 3 year olds talking about arm awoke baby it's just absolute nonsense the whole of america has laughed at the washington post 3 year olds don't buy books john parents buy books because what we're trying to do is to try and develop human beings to respect each other it's not automatic and what with the work the washington post are trying to do is have a discussion about how we develop people and that included parents so parents can be parenting they don't fear alone they label it start to try and br

health organization surge brazil to adopt more rigorous measures to combat the virus after president john bolton our criticized new restrictions in some states the w.h.o. says it is concerned the whole of latin america could be affected and has warned all countries against letting down they got. i really am very concerned that all of us governments and individuals are alike think in some way shape or logically i understand what's driving we think we're through this we're not. and countries are going to lurch back in 3rd and 4th surges if we're not careful need to be the party pooper here but that's unfortunately the way i see it and we should not waste the hope that vaccines bring we should not wish the precious gift of vaccines will bring but dropping regard in other areas it's really really important as covert 19 vaccinations are a lot around the world books claiming inoculations are dangerous are proving increasingly popular online and it is prompting calls for health warnings on advertisement the bestselling book in amazon's children's vaccination and immunisation section is anyone who tells

organization is urging brazil to adopt more rigorous measures to combat the virus after president john bolton r.-o. criticize new restrictions in some states the w.h.o. says it's concerned the whole of latin america could be affected and has warned all countries against letting down they got i really am very concerned that all of us governments and individuals are like think in some way psychologically i understand what's driving we think we're through this we're not. and countries are going to lurch back in 3rd and 4th surges if we're not careful need to be the party pooper here but that's unfortunately the way i see it and we should not waste the hope that vaccines bring we should not wish the precious gift of vaccines will bring by dropping regard in other areas it's really really important. so these are the headlines on al jazeera this hour and protesters are again defying the military crackdown in me and maher large crowds are gathered in several cities while the u.n. special envoy to me and maher is calling on the security council to take swift.

the start of the pandemic prepares to take office he says he'll support the approach of president john bolton r o who's been opposed to strict lock downs and in france the prime minister says the country has entered a 3rd wave of the pandemic the 7 day average of new infections has risen above 25000 for the 1st time since late november it's putting an added strain on the hospital's president emanuel micron's hoping a bax nation drive will ease the pressure and prevent another lock down for health officials are pushing back against fears about one of the coronavirus vaccines as lead to suspension and 18 countries the european medicines agency says there's no indication the astra zeneca vaccine causes blood clots and it's firmly convinced its benefits outweigh any risks 17000000 people in the u.k. and europe alone at the job and fewer than 40 of them have shown signs of blood clots scientists warn the concerns could cause people to distrust vaccines. there is no indication that vaccination has caused these conditions they have not come up in the clinical trials and they're not listed as known o

moment since the pandemic began more than a quarter of a 1000000 people have died but president john bolton are strongly opposes further restrictions threatening to pull funding for any states that go into lockdown let's get more on this while correspondent munna want to joins us now live from rio de janeiro we are hearing officials in rio asking the government for a nationwide curfew i mean is that the possibility this might happen. well it's very difficult because here in brazil. states and and and mayors and governors have the autonomy to make decisions they are now extremely worried many of them because they're seeing the situation get out of control we are in the summer here so the 2nd wave should have come in what would be the winter which is would be like in june or july and it has started much earlier with the new variant so they have asked for a net nationwide curfew but the president himself has always been against any any sort of measure that he feels. will shut down commerce and anyway and he has even said that if anyone takes these measures like lockdowns which are being taken

manufacturers to mass produce the jobs for brazilian president luis enough to silver has sharply criticized john bolton or his response to the krona virus was speaking at his 1st news conference since a corruption charge against him was overturned he told his supporters that he always knew he'd be vindicated. libya's parliament has approved a new interim unity government as part of a un backed plan it'll be responsible for leading the country to elections in december another war torn nation has been divided between 2 rival of ministrations supported by armed groups and foreign governments settles opposition politician or swan song co has accused the president of being responsible for last week's violence sancho's arrest for taking part in an unauthorized rally triggered days of demonstrations 2 people were killed in the confrontations between protesters and police so it was also facing rape charges that he denies the accusation which he says is part of a plot to bar him from standing in elections in 2024 russia has restricted access to twitter accusing the social media platform of failing to remove ban

what do you think about it we go reaction for the washington post piece from the talk radio host john bolton also women belit of unite against fascism. actually trying to teach our children to believe in equality of our own young age it's never too early asked locker room allies this is our human beings behave and actually we can probably have a better generation that doesn't carry the previous sins of the previous other generation since the 16th century this whole idea that i should feel guilty for the sins of previous generations well no i'm not going to pass that guilt on to the next generation i'm sorry i disagree completely trying to instill anti racism equality treatment or nonsexist behavior or whatever it's not society is going to be very very difficult job we have to start somewhere you don't started 3 years old with a drag queen or whatever the huge new term is reading them bedtime stories at 3 years old the washington post have been ridiculed this is the wont sector the one sector trying to push their agenda on to 3 year olds well i'm sorry it's not needed it's not necessary if yo

the start of the pandemic prepares to take office he says he'll support the approach of president john bolton r.-o. has been opposed to strict lock downs. gunman on motorcycles have attacked a group of civilians in killing at least 58 people they were attacked while returning from a livestock market in bunny bang who near the border with mali the armed group also destroyed nearby granary is 3 days of national mourning have been declared for the victims. the government in nigeria's kaduna state says it won't be giving in to ransom demands after 3 teachers were kidnapped from a primary school is the latest in a string of abductions from schools in northern nigeria on friday 39 college students were taken by armed men in the same state. but address reports from casual . except for security personnel and if you start at the college for forestry research in mind though. it's largely empty and quiet. the usual bustle on campus is gone no classes no field work. the hostels where hundreds used to leave and i want to lock and key as 39 students remain in the hands of their captors. minus about me and

in a moment but 1st a check on the headlines and thousands of supporters of brazil's president john bolton all right are protesting against coronavirus restrictions this is despite brazil's deadliest week since the pandemic began more than 1100 people have died have covered 19 in the past day more from. the more horrendous the images that we're seeing right across brazil as those that variant of that p. one variant takes hold the more people would comply with the measures designed to try to fight the pandemic but it doesn't seem to be going that way i mean millions of brazilians do but there are also millions of brazilians tens of thousands as we saw earlier 'd on on sunday out on the streets defying those measures saying that they support president jarba also nado who has always had a very lax a days ago attitude towards the pandemic he had himself but he's always said it's nothing worse than a little flu and asked brazilians to stop moaning about it they're out there supporting him waving the brazilian flag waving it wearing the brazilian national football shirt saying they don't intend

whose opinions were strong and sometimes unorthodox from his boss, donald trump, to mike pompeo and john boltonw. bush's foreign-policy. between handling the covid-19 crisis and keeping a close eye on the economy biden's hand are pulled domestically so it would make sense he would be farming his foreign-policy work to kamala harris, would like to be out and about internationally. almost 50 days now we haven't had a press conference from president biden to bathe that out but will have a primetime speech tomorrow. jillian: a lot of people wondering when we will see the press conference so stay tuned. benjamin: highly anticipated and something else we've been talking about, but we all family speaks out after prince harry and megan markel's exclusive interview, buckingham palace writing on behalf of the queen the family is saddened to learn the extent of how challenging the last few years have been for harry and megan as peers morgan quits following backlash over his criticism of markel, on monday i said i didn't believe megan markel in the interview, i still don't, freedom of speech is a hill i am

set to leave their posts according to the defense ministry which haven't explained why president john bolton are as embattled administration was already shaken up on monday with the replacement of the foreign justice and defense ministers let's talk to her now who is a distinguished fellow for director of the brazil institute at the woodrow wilson center he's with us from washington d.c. a lot what's going on i mean it's quite extraordinary when you get the 3 top military people all coming at once. yes it is so quite extraordinary actually the military commanders in brazil resigned in protest against president bush will not attempt to pose himself over d.c. to shows his personal will to quote troll and they said no this has wolves this is the army the navy the air force we follow a hierarchy we follow command and we will not subject the armed forces to destroy of almost it looks like an attempt to president bush on to to assure dictatorial followers it is the armed forces resisting that in a crisis that is obviously made more complicated by the coronavirus that killed more than $340.00 in pe

case in point, i thought about this, when we did the first john bolton on your show -- >> stephen: yes of original she's putting the chocolates in the thing, so we don't need to wait for anything. we came back, bolton's mustache was bigger and you and i would just not react to it. >> stephen: right. o that was funny with the soundoff. firm, there was quite a lot of laughter that night. >> stephen: but you're doing the podcast now and the the sound, the only thing you get -- no sound, no funny, how does that affect the way you approac- >> well, then you go back in time. then it's long-term rhythms and long-term sort of riffing on the high school water polo coach while your friends are stoned in the volkswagen bug and you're in the back seat. so no one can see you but you're just going on and on. and in the podcast world, a lot of people's earplugs, you're just going right into their brain rhythmically. that being said, we're taking a break and going to put a loose video camera on the show. so thanks for bringing it. fantastic. ( laughter ) the interview is going alternative fact so far

responsibility to protect her in reality little different than the interventionist policies of john bolton and bill kristol. like the neocons the liberal advocates of responsibility to protect advocated for military protection in libya, syria and young yemen. the reasoning might be working humanitarian and geopolitical advocacy for military intervention ends up looking much the same . i remember liking what candidate obama said about military intervention that without congressional approval and was only justified when there was an imminent threat and after president obama began bombing libya i asked him at lunch what about your pledge to seek congressional permission unless it's an imminent threat and he responded there was an imminent threat to ben ghazi. i looked at him incredulously and responded really, an imminent threat to a foreign city is your justification for an unauthorized war aftermarket responsibility to protect ideology did not learn much from the libyan debacle and immediately glitched your obama administration to jump into syria area many on the left secretary lincoln don'

but i don't have a great deal of confidence that we've gone away from john bolton.i think we've gone to a liberal form of john bolton with your new boss, and that's something i'm very concerned with. >> senator murphy. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. thank you to you both for your continued willingness to serve your country. senator paul and i don't always answer -- don't always agree on the answers to these weighty questions, but i do think he brings a healthy caution regarding american hubris, particularly in the middle east. i appreciate his line of questioning. i'm hoping to squeeze in three questions here, two for you, ambassador sherman, and one for you, mr. mckeon. i want to come back to the topic of venezuela. i remember shortly after abrams was appointed to be president trump's envoy, he came into my office and talked about the big chance the administration was taking playing all of our cards right at the outset, including the recognition of juan guaido. he predicted if maduro had not left power by may that our chance we would have taken would have be

responsibility to protect are in reality little different than the interventionist policies of john bolton and bill cristal. like the neocons, to protect ap advocate in libya, syria and yemen. i'm sure the reasoning might be more humanitarian are than geopolitical, but the advocacy for military intervention ends up looking pretty much the same. i remember liking what candidate obama said about military intervention without congressional approval it's only justified when there was an imminent threat. after president obama began bombing libya, i asked him at lunch one day what about your pledge to ask and seek congressional permission unless there was an imminent threat. >> he responded there was an imminent threat to benghazi. and really, an imminent threat to a governor city is your justification for an unauthorized war. the responsibility to protect ideology did not learn much from the libyan debacle and immediately pushed the obama administration to jump into syria. many on the left, like secretary blinken, don't admit that there was too much intervention, they believe in syria that they

. >> to your point ambassador, i remember john bolton saying to me once, i said to him, how with your? he said, if you have trump, you should be glad i'm there. i guess all of that is mercifully history. thank you all so much for starting us off this hour. >>> when we return, police in georgia say it's too soon to know whether the horrific massacre at three atlanta area spas was a hate crime but it comes amid an increase in hate crimes against asian-americans. olivia munn joins us next. >>> plus texas republicans are doing just about everything they can do to make it harder for people to vote. and surprise, their efforts are aimed squarely at democrats in the cities turning blue. >>> as more states open coronavirus vaccinations to all adults there's a worrying trend emerging. cases are on the rise in a couple of hot spots. "deadline: white house" continues after a quick break. don't go anywhere. ter a quick b. don't go anywhere. kate. a former army medic, made of the flexibility to handle whatever monday has in store and tackle four things at once. so when her car got hit, she didn't

effort to knock biden out of the presidential campaign that donald trump tried to sort of enlist john boltonliani and other hatchetmen in was an ongoing russian smear campaign commenced in 2014, frank. is that the right read of that? >> yeah, you're reading it correctly and i'll tell you what, there's a lot to unpack in this very concise overview of this report. and you're right to key in on a couple things. first, that trump and his administration had complete access to this intelligence. they were suppressing it. they weren't letting it out. and also, it wasn't just that russia, at putin's direction, with putin's knowledge, was directing and supporting a campaign to back trump. that would be bad enough. but they were doing it, part and parcel of that campaign, was to go after joe biden and his family. it was a scorched-earth, no holds barred, we're going after his family, we're going to besmirch him, we're going to denigrate him. this is, you know, you talk about dirty politics. this is dirty geopolitics on a national and national security level. and i think one of the great takeaways that