45 years later, when the baltic states were free, theyes were among ourallies -- estonia, latvia, andithuania -- because they remembered that we stood for the right things.ye and so you have to do it carefully, you can't give the impression to the people of hong kong that we are gonna come to the rescue. we can't but we need to stand f the right things. >> and that words matter. >> words matter. wos matter. and sometimes, words can matter even to the chinese vernment. know that the world is watching and that they need tofi a way forward that doesn't include trying to crush that protest, that's an important message for everybody who want to say to china, "if you want to be a member of the intonal community, don't do that."t >> you were ways a republican. which was fun for me to reminded of. now there are three challengers to president trump in his primary. >> i'm here to tell you now that i am going to get in. >> you're going to run for president against donald trump in the republican race. >> i am, i am. >> the most recent person to announce that he would challenge k esident trump is

reputation for taking on tech giants and demanding tougher regulation father strong broad skills from latvia was nominated to look after the 3rd key portfolio on economic and financial affairs he's a conservative like fonda lyon and is known for pushing for fiscal discipline more in our funder lion has to get her team approved by the european parliament and that's not a given. the german finance minister says that he is prepared to spend billions of euros if a future economic crisis hits but only shots also says that he will stick to germany's strict no a new debt policy even if there is a recession will german parliamentarians out of baiting a budget for 2020 m. scholtz says he can maintain a balanced budget despite an economy that has shown signs of flooding in recent months his proposal puts an emphasis on labor and social issues as well as relief for low income families. yes take a listen now to what shots had to say during the debate in the bundestag. in my view it is essential that with a solid financial basis that we now have we can react with many many billions of euros if they're th

the money went from ukraine to latvia to cyprus to the u.s. will add to what my friend john solomon said. another reason why the prosecutor got in trouble was. money laundering. that's what drug dealers did dominic do. they use cyprus a lot. why does this kid get paid? you get paid by wire or by check. i get paid by wire. my money doesn't go to latvia, cyprus, the u.s., unless you are doing money laundering, which is a federal crime. they have the hillary clinton, bill clinton immunity from this. >> sean: let's look at what biden bragged about. i told him, you've got six hours. six hours. you are not getting the billion. when i saw that, when i saw that, i said, i always knew you were stupid. i didn't realize you were that stupid. you keep your mouth shut about it. there are documents. there is a paper trail. there's a money trail. there is $1.5 billion from china. and this idiot is breaking about getting a guy thrown out, because he's got some kind of hero complex. it's the same as a couple of his other fantasies. i don't know what's wrong wi

even now fishermen in the region are competing for dwindling stocks of carp nile perch and to latvia. we've climate change there is a key impact. in that it is definitely distribution and department of fish and is that in mind it's a fishing industry as well so. it touches on the major level strategies of people on doing this. really for miles it does. the region surrounding like chad is emblematic of the close connection between climate change and migration. you know cannot past we had a lot of fish good fish we sold them here are over in nigeria but now they have problems with terrorists and here we have no more fish in our lake. some lake chad to indonesia farmers can no longer rely on predictable seasons for planting and harvesting the climate has become a threat there are hurricanes cycling's drought flooding mudslides and wildfires and the melting permafrost could soon exacerbate all of those around the globe. on the american continent people are fleeing drought in northern brazil in the caribbean and the southern united states it's hurricanes. in africa people are leaving the a

reputation for taking on tech giants and demanding tougher regulation father strong brodsky's from latvia was nominated to look after the 3rd key portfolio on economic and financial affairs he's a conservative like funder lion and is known for pushing for fiscal discipline more debt in our fund a lion has to get her team approved by the european parliament on the 2nd thoughts not to give it up. when a female arabian football fan who set herself on fire off to her rest for attending again dressed as a man has died sahar quite a yacht he was known as the blue girl in social media circles off of the colors of her favorite men's team radio rights activists footballs while governing body are among those mourning her death and the treatment of female fans iran's leadership. tragic death has high in the debate around the barring of the woman from attending football games in iran and sparked outcry across the world so hard coded yari known as the blue girl because of how she disguised herself at matches has died a week after self-immolating in protest could a yari litter self on the fire outside

reputation for taking on tech giants and demanding tougher regulation father strong brodsky's from latvia was nominated to look after the 3rd key portfolio on economic and financial affairs he's a conservative like funder lion and is known for pushing for fiscal discipline more debt now fund a lion has to get her team approved by the european parliament on the 2nd cuts not to give you one of the leaders of hong kong's pro-democracy movements joshua wong is on a global tour to make its calls known and that is drawing fire from china was here in germany where he met foreign minister heikal mass today beijing and really only called that meeting disrespectful. or today i spoke with joshua wong about the pro-democracy movement and how he is seeking help from the german government here's what he told. just want to you're here in berlin and you've said that hong kong is the new berlin what do you mean by that under the rule off president xi jinping erode on hong kong's people autonomy and freedom we strongly experience the crackdown off human rights with protests brutality which similar as was e

he was from latvia. >> how did he make his fortune?o: once you get an idea to do a story about a certain facet of american life, you go out learning as much as you can about the subject and once you find the story, you still have to develop it. >> he dealt in stocks and bonds. started collecting before the second world war but in 1951 -- marino: if i enjoy doing something, if i enjoy writing something, i know that my reader will enjoy reading it. >> proved to be the richest uranium strike in the world. marino: not only uranium which gave power to the atomic era. >> exactly. also power to the modern collector. marino: the u.s. state department is a very important source for any foreign correspondent. i had a couple of questions in my mind on the international economy and i wanted to get your feeling on them. first of all, do you see that perhaps there will be tightening of credit to european countries -- you have to go out to get background assessments, to make personal judgments. government people in this town are not afraid of talking

$3 million goes from ukraine to cyprus -- i'm sorry, ukraine to latvia, latvia to cyprus.to rosemont seneca. i've seen each one of the wires. when that prosecutor subpoenaed cyprus, he got a response, i have the record. they gave him all the information to people, hunter biden and john kerry's stepson -- i'm sorry, john kerr john kerry's speechwriter who was the best friend of his stepson. when that happened, joe biden knew that they were zeroing in on hunter and he went over there and got him fired in the next day people showed up and they started on getting the case for the kid dismissed as well as the case for sorrows, and that's what brings me into it. you can't let me finish, you said i want there to get dirt on joe biden. to know what i found out about joe biden? do know what i told my colleagues? they are going to cover this up. too bad biden is involved in this, i got a nice straight taste of ukrainian collusion. the minute i say biden, that washington press corps is going to go nuts. they've been covering up for years, china, plagiarism. >> john: know your strange

$3 million goes from ukraine to cyprus, i'm sorry, to latvia. latvia to cyprus.e of the wires. when that prosecutor subpoenaed cyprus, he got a response. i have the record. they gave him all the information but two people; hunter biden and john kerry's stepson. i'm sorry, john kerry's speech writer who was the best friend of his stepson. john: the prosecutor who followed -- >> when that happened, joe biden knew that they were zeroing in on hunter, and he went over there, he got him fired. and the next day people showed up, and they started working on getting the case, the kiddies missed as well as the case for soros, and that's what brings me into it -- john: the process -- >> you've got to met me finish. you said i went there to get dirt on joe biden. do you know what i found out about joe biden? do you know what i told my colleague? they're going to cover this up. i got a nice straight case of ukrainian collusion. the minute i say biden, that washington press corps is going to go nuts. they've been covering up for years. john: now you're straying into areas --

a foreign ministry spokesperson told state television th sailors from latvia, russia, and india,ouldbe sent back to their home countries for humanitarian reasons. the ship's owner says thecr remainin will stay onboard to operate the vessel. hindsight is always 20-20, but cometimes we simply turn a blind eye to the likelequences of our decisions. bu a new book, "the optimist's telescope," says our desire fors instanification is part of the problem, and we could do better if we change the way we think about the rewards of longer-term goals. for more, i spoke with the author. give me some examples of thegs thhat we do with this notionhat "oh, it will be ok in the end." >> well, one of thexamples we are facing right now is looking ple respond to disaster predictions. our ability to predict the future in terms of scientific predictions and forecast of hurricanes for example, hago en vastly better over the past 50 years. but if you look at how people behave even when fach these kinds of forecasts, they often are failing to imagine t that the harm disasters could actually befall them. they

that the 2 had a fantastic personal relationship in fact chirac when he was at the nato summit in latvia back in 2006 on the sidelines of that summit invited president putin to come and spend his 70 full birthday with him and even he would it president putin one of france's highest honors for the foreign minister this is a growing classically. so a sense of 2 men who really respected each other in fact president putin once said that she was probably one of the the best world leaders that he knew of one of the ones that he most respected we also heard tributes from other world leaders over the last few days using angela merkel who said that he was a great partner when it came to germany and also herself and we heard from president marc cohn who said he was a great frenchman a man who embodied what it really was to be french we were also speaking to some of the crowds of people who came to see. see this funeral to pay their final respects and they told us that jacques chirac was a great leader and that it was important to come and say one final goodbye. they felt he was a true frenchman th

an iranian foreign ministry spokesman said the sailors from latvia, russia and india would be sent home international maritime rules" the seizure came two weeks after an iranian tanker was held off gibraltar with the help of british troops. the american songwriter lashawn daniels has died in a car accident aged just a2. he was behind some of pop music's biggest hits such as lady gaga's ‘telephone‘ and destiny child's ‘say my name'. he leaves behind a wife and three sons. youtube has been fined a record $170 million in the united states to settle charges it illegally collected and shared data from children. authorities said the video—sharing site, which is owned by google, violated a law preventing internet companies from using the personal information of children under 13 without their parents‘ consent. hurricane dorian is approaching the east coast of florida, after causing devastation in the bahamas. at least 20 people are known to have been killed in the islands with that number expected to rise. the prime minister, hubert minnis, said parts of the island nation were left decimated.

an iranian foreign ministry spokesman said the sailors from latvia, russia and india would be sent homeinternational maritime rules. the seizure came two weeks after an iranian tanker was held off gibraltar with the help of the royal marines. the american songwriter lashawn daniels has died in a car accident, aged just a2. he was behind some of pop music's biggest hits, such as lady gaga's telephone and destiny child's say my name. he leaves behind a wife and three sons. youtube has been fined a record $170 million in the united states to settle charges it illegally collected and shared data from children. authorities said the video—sharing site, which is owned by google, violated a law preventing internet companies from using the personal information of children under 13 without their parents‘ consent. let's return to the tumultuous events connected to brexit in the uk. a cross—party alliance of mps trying to block a no deal brexit and the prime minister has refused to have a general election. lance price is a political commentator, and he told us what the prime minister's options are

birthday with president putin at a private dinner this is on the sidelines of the nato summit in latviasome people saying he snubbed the u.s. and the british prime minister is at the time to spend time with his personal friend he also awarded president putin the grand to cross. of the lesions on there this is the highest honor that can be bestowed on a foreigner here in france and he talks about russia saying as far as he knew russia was a friendly country and he described many times president putin as being his personal friend not president putin as well as many other world leaders will be here today to pay almost 2 juncture iraq over the last few days we've had many or most years to the frenchman himself including from president putin who talked about him being a wise and far sighted statesman and said that russia will remember fondly the personal contribution that he made to the development of relations between the 2 countries also coming in from angela merkel the chancellor of germany who described him as being a great frenchman and a great personal friend to germany as well we also

in that report and there's a 3rd one to the surprise of some that is about is the brusqueness from latvia and he will be responsible for jobs but it is very european way meaning that that there should be social protection for that envisioned job growth big issue across europe the last 5 or so years has been migration to tell us about the migration of folia. there is no specific migration portfolio it's not called that way at least it's called at least that's what we're told protecting the european way of life and i was talking about fancy titles but this one will most likely stir controversy although you know what does that mean protecting the european way of life it can mean all kinds of things you could argue for example it means protecting the rule of law or the freedom of the press but already we've heard some voices here in brussels say it's actually catering to or the right wing populism it excludes islam and excludes everyone who's not white we've had a tweet like that was very successful that we saw on twitter but like i said this is a very broad expression the new thing it's not

reputation for taking on tech giants and demanding tougher regulation father strong broad skills from latvia was nominated to look after the 3rd key portfolio on economic and financial affairs he's a conservative like fonda lyon and is known for pushing for fiscal discipline more in our funder lion has to get her team approved by the european parliament and that's not a given. well one of the leaders of hong kong's pro-democracy movement josh huang is on a global tour to make his calls known and that is drawing fire from china wang is here in germany at the moment today he met foreign minister heiko mosse a meeting that led to a diplomatic complaint from the chinese foreign ministry calling the meeting disrespectful long says that the hong kong protest movement will continue despite the government dropping a controversial extradition bill that started the protests or what is joshua long's end game in hong kong i'll ask that question and more in my interview with joshua long that's coming up a little later on the day following this newscast. well the german finance minister says that he is pr

of all the strong brodsky's from latvia was nominated to look after the 3rd key portfolio on economic and financial affairs he's a conservative like fund a lion that is known for pushing for fiscal discipline more debt now funder lion has to get her team approved by the european parliament it's not a given for here in germany the finance minister says he is prepared to spend billions of euros if a future economic crisis hits but olof scholtz also says that he will stick to germany's strict no new debt policy even if there is a recession german parliamentarians are debating a budget for the year 2020 jokes says he can maintain a balanced budget despite an economy that is showing signs of flag in recent months is a proposal puts an emphasis on labor and social issues as well as relief for low income families. here's part of what olof scholtz said today during the budget debate in the build this talk minus the in my view it is essential that with a solid financial basis that we now have we can react with many many billions of euros if that's the recession in germany or europe and we will

john leslie carwile of maryland to be ambassador of the united states of america to the republic of latvia. aaron elizabeth mckie of california to be ambassador of the united states of america to the independent state of papua new guinea and so forth. anthony f. godfrey of virginia to be ambassador of the united states of america to the republic of serbia. herro mustafa of california to be ambassador of the united states of america to the republic of bulgaria. adam seth boehler of louisiana to be chief executive officer of the united states international development finance corporation. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the senate vote on the nominations en bloc with no intervening action or debate, that if confirmed, the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table en bloc, the president be immediately notified of the senate's action, that no further motions be in order, and any statements related to the nominations be printed in the record. the presiding officer: without objection. the question is on the nominations en bloc. all in favor say aye. all opposed no.

on the 74th birthday he was attending a nato summit in latvia this was back in 2006 and he decided tocelebrate his 74th birthday with none other than his friend president putin some people saying the time that that meeting that celebration together was actually quite a snub to the then u.s. president and then british prime minister and jacques chirac himself showed how much of a relationship and how important that relationship was to him in fact only president putin with france's most highest honor for foreigner this is the growing cross of the legion to honor he gave that to president putin as a significance a symbol of that great friendship between the 2 and he also went on to talk about russia and his fullness of the country and saying as far as he knows russia is a friendly country another war of course and many other tributes paid from all the world leaders including the chancellor of germany anglo merkel she talked about the country mourning a great statesman an outstanding partner she said for a friend personally and a friend to germany also heard from who is expected to be at

in that summer of 1921, after some very delicate negotiations, in latvia, hoover's a.r.a. enters soviet russia to fight the great famine. in the end, millions would die in that famine. most soviet historians believe the figure is at least 6 million people would die in 1921, 1922. other estimates go as high as 10 million. these are deaths not from outright starvation. most people in a famine die from hunger-related disease. but many millions, i should say, are saved by what the a.r.a. is about to undertake. in fact, we will do a flash forward. by the summer of 1922, american kitchens were feeding every day -- so on a daily basis -- about 10 million soviet citizens. and here you see -- i will come back to this map a little later -- but here you see how the food is going to get into the baltic ports up here, and coming in through the black sea ports here. here is where the famine is centered, also beyond the volga river valley. but this is where the volga is located. at the time, when this operation was unfolding, certainly by the summer of 1923 when it ends, the american res

do you know how the kid was paid 3 million from ukraine to latvia, to cyprus, to ros rosem.ave record, gave him all information but two people, hunter biden, and john kerry's stepson, i am sorry, john kerry's speech righter, th writo is best friend of his stepson. he went over their got him fired, next day, people showed up. and they started working on getting case for the kid dismissed as well as face for soros, that brings me into it. you said i went there to get dirt on joe biden, do you know what i find out about joe biden. i told my colleague, they are going to cover this up, too bad biden is involved, i have a night straight case of ukrainian collusion, the minute i say biden, washington press corps will go nuts. john: now you are stray -- >> i am straying to what is wrong with us today. john: we need to point out that prosecutor appoints after shokanwas fired, resurrected, and found that hunter biden was paid millions but said that the board of barisma was able to pay a board member whatever they wanted. >> so distorted. john: just a fact. >> he is the prosecutor that

the money went from ukraine to latvia to cyprus to the u.s.add to what my friend john solomon said. another reason why the prosecutor got in trouble washef money laundering. clear money laundering. that's what drug dealers do.i i. they use cyprus a lot. why does this kid get paid?you ? you get paid by wire or by check. i get paid by wire. >> they take out all of my taxes. >> my money doesn't go to latvi, cyprus, the u.s., unless you are doing money laundering, which is a federal crime.except if it's je biden's son because they have the hillary clinton bill clinton onimmunity from this corrupt prs corps. >> sean: let's look at what biden bragged about. i told him, you've got six hours. six hours. you areol not getting the billie nearly stupidest thing. what he did, when i saw that, when i saw that i said i always knew you were stupid, i didn't realize he was that stupid. pause of the fact pattern that was below that, you keep your mouth shut about it. there are documents. there is a paper trail. there's a money trail. there is $1.5 billion from

reportedly million being laundered going from ukraine to latvia to cyprus, back to the u.s., to hunterd at the same time, billion going to a fund owned by his son, at the same time joe biden was president. this stinks. career offing to ajoe biden has of the fact that he is a family guy and that he has this great biography to share. that armor just a bit. to let davide talk. david, is it possible this is not a zero-sum game? is it possible this will hurt both president trump and joe biden and maybe benefit elizabeth warren? even if she doesn't say it, she could say, why did you have your son making money off of the deal, and mr. trump, you should not have gone after him either. first of all, ms. ross laid out the legal ways that this could be a crime. the standard for impeachment is high crimes and misdemeanors. the house, of course, is the most political of bodies. nancy has been studiously avoiding impeachment votes out of the political sense that it was the middle-of-the-road candidates that got them to their majority. in the changing not only democratic party but you also have to th

when the soviet union was collapsing and the representatives of the three baltic nations, estonia, latviand lithuania came here. >> jimmy: it's like he has the sun in his eyes. he's on some kind of neighborhood watch. i've been analyzing him for about two years now. mike pence is not from this planet, okay? mike pence is an alien who has come to earth to study our ways, to integrate and potentially rule us. now think about it. he was governor of indiana. isn't that exactly the kind of thing an alien would do to fit in here? and he hasn't quite figured out normal human interaction. here he is with the british prime minister this week. >> you have a gigantic chicken of our own here on the opposition benches. i'd be, i'd be asked to -- >> jimmy: that's how someone who doesn't know when how to laugh would laugh. it's a laugh sound, not a laugh. and he does a lot of stuff like that. he calls his wife "mother" which is what someone who skipped a day of human lessons would do. and watch him here sitting next to president trump. the president you'll see removes his water bottle from the table. wh

cyprus and latvia. joe biden admits it was a quid pro quo.e said i held over their head a billion dollar loan. david: we actually have the sound bite. let's play it. >> i said you are not getting a billion. i'm going to be hearing here i think in six hours. i said we are leaving in six hours. if the prosecutor is not fired, you are not getting the money. son of a pitch, he got fired. now, you know this is the one thing that this investigation as phoney as what adam schiff was saying may put a pause on attorney gin barr's attempt to get to the bottom of what happened in the you krairn. >> he will press forward with these investigations. he is a bulldog, he won't let it drop for a second. david: it's clear a lot was going on in the ukraine. i wouldn't be surprised if there was a secret conversation between president obama and the ukrainian leaders about paul manafort. he was indicted and convicted for some of what he was doing in ukraine. would you be surprised if there was a conversation president obama had with ukrainian leaders at the time m

investigating joe biden's son for over two years, taking $5 million in money that went from ukraine to latvia to joe biden's little crazy company that he had. which follows 1.5 billion that went into that same company from china. the partners of the company are joe biden's son, john kerry's son, and "whitey" bulger's nephew. i didn't make that up, laura. >> laura: i know. i'm just thinking of your journalist this has to be of interest. >> how do not cover this and lester corrupt? >> laura: george, tonight -- >> come completely corrupt. >> laura: longtime friend of mine and he's been a close friend of mine for many years but obviously his dislike of the president is very well known. he said if the president chooses to investigate biden, he should be impeached, that is what george conway said tonight. >> supposed biden committed a crime. suppose he committed a crime, should he get away with it because he is running for president? >> laura: a lot of people think hillary did. >> with joe biden actually bribe the president of the ukraine, which is -- >> laura: is a big allegation. >> it's not an a

should use troops to defend nato allies like latvia, estonia, and lithuania in russia attacks. in forward-basing continues to be strongly supported, particularly in asia. a little less in europe but still there is support for that. what there is no support for is military intervention to resolve conflicts, which is how we made the question. yes, to defending allies. yes, to being there. yes, to being a deterrence but no to the kind of interventionism we've had in the past 20 to 25 years. that's where the distinction lies. doesn't mean if you think iraq and afghanistan are the wrong thing, that therefore you don't believe in using military force. no. it believes maybe in doing it in a stupid way, dumb wars, as one presidential candidate who turned out to be prepretty succ when he said it. that doesn't mean you're against alliances, doesn't mean you're against military force, it means you want a strong military presence in the world without necessarily having to use it in places that have not proven effective. >> i would just add, ivo, i think this is true, that the use of milita

standoff, the kind russian service missile batteries keeping us out while attacke making their into latvia, let's say. it talks about how to solve that challenge. the writing on that is good and sound. my questions revolved around, you can read the concept and it uses the word army and joint force interchangeably. it has to be one or the other. anher a joint concept or army concept, it cannot be both. they have attempted to be both and it's like forcing a function to the joint force, saying hey, you need to adopt this. nobody has said that to me but that's the sense i got. this should be the joint force concept because the army cannot implement multi-domain operations. like i said, it requires continuous integration of or fighting domains, including the hard ones like cyber, based, and navy, which the army has no control and no assets, they are s.ceivers of these domain without complete integration of the joint force, the concept does not work. and they know that. when i had that discussion they were like yes, we got it, we had to have chairman joint chiefs of staff with the other services

service to air missile batteries with the s-400, keeping us out while they're making their attack into latvia or something like that, talk abouts how to solve that challenge. and the thinking and the writing on that is fresh and good and sound. my questions revolved around you can read the concept and it uses the word army and joint force interchangeably and you can't -- it has to be one or the other. it has to either be a joint concept or the army's concept, it can't be both, and it's -- they've attempted to be both and it's almost like they're -- it's a forcing function to the joint force, to, hey, you guys need to adopt this, and no one has ever said that to me but that's kind of the sense i got is that we think this is -- should be the joint force concept because the army cannot implement multidomain operations on its own. they just cannot. like i said earlier it requires rapid and continuous integration of all war fighting domains, including the hard ones like cyber and space and navy of which the army really has no control and no assets, they're receivers of these war fighting domains.