the election, far more airtime than the other candid is put together, and all the coverage of latimer putin this is not like a western election. russian authorities have been particularly critical of the british media, do you worry about your safety? i have not worried up until this point of the walking around moscow, it feels pretty normal, you go into the copy shop, happy smiley faces serving you, and although there is... i have noticed more anti—british sentiment on russian television, for example, i saw a report the other day where the reporter claimed that over the last few centuries, britain has had it in for russia, they listed all the things over the last few hundred yea rs things over the last few hundred years that britain has done to russia. we have seen that. from the public, i haven't noticed really any rise in anti—british settlement sentiment and also, russian british officials are still talking to the bbc, we get comments from the foreign ministry, from the parliament. which is important. as i say, important for us to be able to listen to what russia's argument is, and inclu

i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us latimer putin has been reelected to a fourth term as russia's president final results gave him more than three quarters of the vote his biggest victory yet many say putin is one was a foregone conclusion that's after his most serious rival opposition leader alexina volley was banned from the race. i. was. going to show his current and future in the terror plot to me a person was met by jubilant supporters when he made a brief appearance near moscow's iconic red square. should thank you for your support. this victory demonstrates how much we've achieved in the last years under very difficult circumstances. this victory demonstrates the hope and the trust of the russian people that we will work just as hard and just as responsibly and just as effectively in the coming years in the laser joined in the election celebrations of his campaign headquarters and then it was back to business i see by. official results said more than seventy six percent of russians voted for his reelection was never in doubt but voter apathy and calls for a boy c

interview with latimer putin do you believe that chemical weapons attacks in syria are fake news conditions of course firstly the syrian government destroyed its chemical weapons long ago. secondly we know about the militants plans to simulate chemical attacks by the syrian army in the sense that on the. part of me. after you to and thirdly all the attempts that have been made repeatedly in the recent past and all the accusations we used to consolidate the efforts against use poison in your the cockpit look the consulate. asked of them number two we are aware of these goings on and they are not interesting. because one wants to say boring since the beginning of the year there have been at least four at least four chlorine based chemical weapons attacks in syria our secretary of state dollars and just said that russia bears the responsibility for this given your earlier promises to rein in chemical weapons attacks in syria your response. yes because your thought when you my can see that firstly we have nothing to do with this and secondly we demand a full investigation that's for crimes retu

board with with taking a harsh stance on russia so i think again this this it is surprising to latimer putin and he may well have to change the way he does business it wouldn't be nato by itself just like it wouldn't be the u.k. by itself it wouldn't be the u.s. by itself but this incredible wave of expulsions of the recall of the e.u. ambassador perhaps all this together may change the way the kremlin is doing the way it handles other countries we have to see you never know with them to church you never know a correspondent teri schultz tonight in brussels as always terry thank you very much it's a pleasure to be with you well still ahead on the day between a nigger and soros russian parents demanding answers after a fire in a siberian shopping mall at least sixty four people died most of them were children and they may have been trapped inside. i think these two are mine i guess we could identify my children with them because they suffocated by five of the most bitter children that were brought had only half of a head was if they were here without hands and legs. or will the c.e.o. of face

me with extradition arrest i'm basically right at the forefront of a major confrontation with latimer putin that's been going on for a long time and i suspect it will go on for a long time in the future unless they kill me. you said they did interview that corruption is so entrenched in russia the russian government is the mafia it's not bad. it's that bad and for anyone who is involved in russia they'll know what i'm talking about basically it has the appearance russia has the appearance of a normal sovereign state except that if you if you dig just a slight bit below the surface what you discover is that lattimer putin is one of the richest men in the world he's probably worth two hundred billion dollars according to my estimates the people around him in the government if you take all the officials probably have a net worth in excess of a trillion dollars of all that money is stolen from from the russian government and from russian people and the purpose of being in government is to steal money and so when you look at this this is not a sovereign state this is more like pablo escobar with

cosmonauts at the isis had a chance to cast their vote and they did so obviously it looks like latimer putin will secure the next the next sixty secure the next six years in power. here seems so just over our shoulder here down there managing our squares a big council underway at the moment but she later we go let you go just saying here there rousing chorus going on we will cross about there later on going to what's going on there's a big party to celebrate this course today as well also being the fourth verse three of the reunification of crimea but with russia we're going to be party about that we're going to correspond it will take a dip and for now we're going to talk to sterling as kalu good m.e.p. and election observer thank you for the server coming to our studio tonight and coming. russia to check out what's been happening here the second observer we've spoken to from the from europe tonight first obvious question then is as far as you see it how was this vote did you say anything untoward was it all going to go on as it should oh yes yes we do i was in most pushover thinner with th

president donald trump met with latimer putin he said it was an honor to meet the russian president days or ninety eight and in august when the u.s. congress passed legislation to sanction russia iran and north korea trunk grudgingly signed it into law but failed to sanction moscow for alleged meddling in the twenty sixteen u.s. election until now on thursday the us treasury sanctioned twenty four russian entities and individuals including two russian intelligence agents for interfering in the twenty sixteen presidential vote the announcement coming just as the white house issued a joint statement with the united kingdom germany and france blaming russia for the nerve agent attack in the u.k. leaving a former russian spy and his daughter comatose to a very sad situation it certainly looks like the russians were behind it something that should never ever happen and would take an adverse seriously the u.s. says thursday sanctions are part of a broad effort target what it calls russia's malicious cyber activity and critical infrastructure clued in america's energy grid nuclear facilities wa

i also have written about how i think that latimer putin is genuinely respected among russians because he did help stabilize the country after the yeltsin years he tried to restore a sense of stability growing prosperity international prestige and in my writings i've tried to argue that we need to understand the basis for president putin's popularity even if we ourselves don't like him and that's the way i try to combat this now in diplomacy you're right you know what i've written on these pieces of paper as a scholar is one thing if i were somehow meeting with president putin which i don't expect to do but if if i were somehow asked to do that that i would try to be polite but i also want to raise human rights issues because that is fundamentally one of the divisive issues right now separating the united states from russia and by the way one last point i know that if lattimer putin were in this conversation he would point out that we americans sometimes feel a little bit holier than thou that we sometimes feel like we're the only country that's trying to be moral but we also we also m

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latimer putin has a new mission to mars. he revealed plans for an unmanned launch next year.cing for another white house shakeup, donald trump is considering replacing david sulkin with rick perry. he has come under power under wasteful spending. secretary perry told reporters he has no plans to replace schalkin calling the report fake news. lindsey graham says perry would make a good fit for the department. >> if he is replaced, he serves at the pleasure of the president rick perry would shake the place out and the va needs shaking got. >> gen. jack keane, thanks for joining us. what do you make of these changes and would rick perry be right for the va? >> most comes with the president, getting his feet on the ground, comfortable in his position after a year of being president, he knows the job better than when he started even though he campaigned for two years, he doesn't like being in it and he kind of has a feel for what he needs to help him do the job so that is what these changes are largely about. if he feels he doesn't have confidence in the va secretary people give t

already seen the response from resident latimer wooten, okay you are going to kick out my diplomats, i am going to take action myself. does it appears though putinally listening to what is happening or that he even cares? >> he may not care. i cannot believe that they -- i mean, i think it is very likely that this was kremlin ordered operation, it is not certain but it is very likely. and i do not think that there is any doubt that if it was, that they understood that there would be a sharp reaction. they might not have anticipated the extent of the reaction, and they may not have anticipated that it would be a turning point for the trump administration, but they certainly anticipated that it would be discovered -- that the western investigators were going to ascertain that it was a nerve agent and that there would be a big reaction. so it is quite possible that they do not particularly care, it is quite possible that they are trying to ramp up the internal atmosphere -- the sort of external threat inside of russia, and it is also possible that the kremlin has decided that they would rather see russian money fleeing places like london and return