nielsen who was the dhs off on thiso signed and stephen miller. i want you to talk about if you could her role which you will see is more complicated than we initially thought and miller who is still the ideological driver of the whole set of policies. >> cure stone nelson came into the trump administration has a moderate. she was a cybersecurity expert that help established the first time under george w. bush. experience and no strong feelings about immigration, one of the people i interviewed who joined under trump and just said i didn't know that much i wasn't thinking about it that much. from the beginning they seemed a bit misguided in terms of whatct their expectations for their jobs might look like given how much of this white house cared about the issue but family separations proposed to her right after she's confirmed in december of 2017 and she says absolutely not. john kelly said no to this. i'm not doing it. i don't believe in it and then over time this alternative version of achieving the same end is proposed to her with prosecution a

research programs at the miller center miller center is the presidential oral history program, which has conducted the official oral histories of presence from gerald ford all the way up through george w. bush and is also doing a barack obama oral history program. we know that that these folks were skittish about about putting their recollections their memories down on paper because they might be reproduced. and to pam's question, so so that's that's one challenge. the other challenge is what do you do with all the email? that has just exploded over the years and and how do we how do we index that archive that make that available preserve it? i mean there were thousands of emails that were lost, you know forget about whatever you want to say about hillary clinton during the the bush 43 years themselves, and there was an effort to to recapture some of those but but large amounts of them are still lost. so that's another challenge and the national archives dare. i say as hard as they are working to make this material available to generations and scholars. that's the american public. th

stephen miller would make sure of it. nielsen called her aide miles taylor now serving as her chief of staff to let him know it looks like stephen is going to be the border czar she said. this is -- we need to get ready. taylor then called miller and found the white house aide exceedingly excited to put on the crown as he put it. miller said he was going to go full napoleon once in charge. i want to make sure you recognize that this moment was my coronation miller said. my coronation. that anecdote is just one of several new insights into an administration dead set on breaking laws, harming those with the least agency, and staying in power at all costs. baker and glasser also detail moments when trump asked nielsen to cancel, literally cancel the ninth circuit court of appeals to, quote, get rid of the -- judges and when trump asked john kelly why his generals couldn't be more like hitler's nazi officers they described how close trump actually was to pulling the u.s. out of nato and how the director of national intelligen

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i have andrew weissmann, neal katyal, matt miller. i've got all the lawyers i need. >> the murders of legal. eagles >> how them take it apart, get right. to it >> have a great show. >> thank you, thank you. >> tonight, the trump lawyers have filed a reply to the justice department's opposition to a judge appointing a so-called special master to examine some of the government records seized by the fbi at donald trump's florida home. neal katyal, andrew weissmann, and matt miller will give us the expert analysis. the most important thing to keep in mind, the single most important thing to know about the trump lawyers filing tonight is that it does not say one word about something included in the justice department's filing last night. it could get some of the trump lawyers indicted for obstruction of justice. one of the very important pieces of evidence in the justice department's filing last night is a copy of an under oath affidavit written by one of the trump's lawyers, inside -- and signed by one of the other trump lawyers, swearing

the rest was helping ukraine to build up its miller d capability. and there was a kind of a perception in russia that they could be a pre emptive strike. one, been boss dejan and crimea, and therefore, i think it was a hopson choice for russia to take this preemptive war to cause the military entry into your cream. i would love to discuss the logic of that decision and the rationale of that decision with human before we go there. let me ask you specifically about the expansion of nato, because i read somewhere that kind of leads arrives back in 2008 and the book credit summit, where you cranes intention to join the airlines was formally welcomed for the 1st time that come to lisa rice stated explicitly there and then the cold war was over and russia needed to accept that. that last, do you think this and drive to expand nato wasn't primarily motivated by strategic and security considerations in the west, or wasn't simply about psychology to sort of force rush into submission and recognition of, of it's losing status. wasn't about security or psychol

i have andrew weissmann, neal katyal, matt miller. all the lawyers i need. >> we're gonna get right to it. >> have a great show. >> thank you alex. thank you. tonight the trump lawyers have filed a replied to the justice department's opposition to the judge appointing a so-called special master to examine some of the government records seized by the fbi at donald trump's florida home. neal katyal andrew weissmann, and matt miller will give us the air inside. the most important thing to keep in mind, the single most important thing to know about the trump lawyers filing tonight is that it does not say one word about something included in the justice department's filing last night. it could get some of the trump lawyers indicted for obstruction of justice. one of the very important pieces of evidence in the justice department's filing last night is a copy of an under oath affidavit written by one of the trump's lawyers, inside -- swearing under oath on that day that at that moment they were handing over to the fbi and a federal prosecut

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vision of islam, or is harlow cheers, mobility, wiley, small miller. we built a kind of state our nation policy that our nation fought for islamic rule for 44 years. and now we want to enforce it, buddy. did the, the done yard, the yo leave us alone to become a part of the world. stop killing us. none were denied. give us the rights of a free country and let us make the decisions for our nation directly to the apollo miller bravely below go that when he was the nicholas willow. oh, those decisions seem less focused on the deepening economic crisis than they do on polishing the lives of women. the taliban want agenda, segregated society and yet girls who are still at school dare to dream of you went to be a doctor, raise your hands. it will but these girls will be out of school long before they can study medicine. the taliban leadership has effectively bent them from secondary education. ah, on the street, the rare sight, a group of women demonstrating for the right to education and work. suddenly taliban fighters shoot life rounds in the air. young wom

thanks so much to the miller center for this wonderful partnership, that has resulted in this terrific new website that makes available more widely, and with more contacts than ever for these remarkable telephone recordings from the johnson presidency. i now have the huge privilege of welcoming three extraordinary individuals. who are going to help us think about these conversations and think about the 36 president of the united states and the times in which he lived. it is truly a dream team of commentators to help us with this task. i want, first of all, to welcome melody barnes, who is that dorothy danforth professor and co-director of the democracy initiative at the university of virginia. melody served as a senior domestic policy adviser to president obama, and in 2020, hosted the award winning podcast, lbj and the great society, a project that made very extensive use of the lgbt recordings. next, i would like to welcome michael beschloss, an emmy winning contributor to nbc news, and that pbs news hour. his ten highly regarded books on presidential history include two that dive ve

miller joins a growing list of aides to receive a subpoena. pence aides have also testified. trump white house council, pat cipollone talked to investigators earlier this month. the department of justice and former president trump's legal teams have submitted their proposals on how to move forward with the special master review of documents seized at mar-a-lago. wide disagreements in people and process. which is why i'm joined by elly honig. let's talk about the special master. last kweek the judge said to the parties i want you to get together, negotiate, agree to what you can. late friday night parties put in a joint filing which shea say we've agreed on nothing. let's take a look. starting with who should be the special master. each party put forward two names one of them paul houck jr., a private attorney, the other three widely respected former federal judges, worth noting judge barbara jones was the special master for rudy giuliani and michael cohen. and who pays, doj says donald trump you want the master you pay. trump says we should split the cost 50/50. doj says it s

look is how sammy miller the government has promised help. but ad dropping supplies by helicopter has proved difficult. further north in the swat valley where a torrent of water washed away buildings and bridges. this is one of the last remaining medical centers in the area. it's completely overcrowded staff struggle to attend to all the patients and medical care is needed more urgently than ever as damage by the floods has increased the risk of disease. the cholera is increased to you. yeah. but the hepatitis a and typhoid have also increased yarber big loop to whom i deposited along with that solid mall cases of being reported of insect born diseases like malaria and dingey. for many of yard being he, the waters may have receded here, but the impact of the floods will be felt for a long time to come that's it for today because of course, more from the region on our website, the dublin dot com forward slash fisher. with you tomorrow, to find out what secrets lie behind these walls, discover new adventures in 360 degrees and explore fascinati

on mariano rivera, la miller were struggling to buy feed for animals. i'm a british who used to get fought for $30.00 to $40.00 rupees per kilo. okay. run these delicate. now we have to pay a $100.00 even up to $200.00 rupees petula. halsey miller. the government has promised help. but ad dropping supplies by helicopter has proved difficult further north in the swamp valley where a torrent of water washed away buildings and bridges. this is one of the last remaining medical centers in the area. it's completely overcrowded. staff struggle to attend to all the patients. and medical care is needed more urgently than ever as damaged by the floods has increased. the risk of disease dusky cholera is increased to you. yeah. but the hepatitis a and typhoid have also increased yarber, vaguely to whom i deposit it along with that. so that more cases are being reported of insect bone diseases like malaria and dingey familiar being the the waters may have receded here, but the impact of the floods will be felt for a long time to come that's it for today because of

the rest was helping ukraine to build up its miller d capability. and there was a kind of a perception in russia that there could be a pre emptive strike. one, been boss dejan and crimea, and therefore, i think it was a hopson choice for russia to take this preemptive war to cause as the military entry into ukraine. i would love to discuss the logic of that decision and the rationale of that decision with before we go there. let me ask you specifically about the expansion of nato, because i read somewhere that kind of leads arise back in 2008 and the book credit summit, where you cranes intention to join the airlines was formally welcomed for the 1st time that come to lisa rice stated explicitly there and then the cold war was over and russia needed to accept that it last. do you think this drive to expand later was primarily motivated by strategic and security considerations in the west, or was it simply about i call you to sort of force rushing to submission in recognition of, of losing status. was it about security psychology to put it simply? i

i'm monica miller in singapore. our headlines...zhia power plant in ukraine, despite shelling nearby. we turn to seoul now, where the government has promised to get rid of its basement apartments, which were made famous by the oscar—winning film parasite. it follows severe floods last month, which trapped people inside their homes, killing four. the underground homes have come to represent south korea's growing inequality and spiralling housing crisis, and as our seoul correspondent jean mackenzie has been finding out, those who live in them fear they'll be left with nowhere to go. under the streets of seoul live hundreds of thousands of people. known as banjiha, these basement apartments were made famous by the oscar—winning film parasite. but when seoul experienced its heaviest rain in 100 years, life suddenly imitated art. do you know how high the water came up? ji—ae has raised her two sons in this banjiha. it's the only place they can afford, with house prices in seoul out of control. but this is now the second time they've bee

control, communication issues did not work out of band all the way it should happen in the classic miller to campaign. but you mentioned the classic merger campaign. and over the last couple of years, all we've been hearing from the western from the east is that in the age of old wars, kinetic wars is over. you know, all the wars will now be hybrid information. war is perhaps some use of special forces. some use of espionage, perhaps for slack operations, but the real army against army clash is know, is already a part of history. don't you think that this latest development demonstrated that perhaps we have retired war prematurely because it seems to be a reality not only in europe, but also in increasing reality. now in the pacific when the united states and china seemed to be and the longer had see, i think we had always played this sir. ita live in soft plastic and pins. india has fought hybrid was in bunger dish. you also were preparing for a hybrid was and what happened in ukraine was a typical hybrid water right from 2040. so it has only validated that i live in an important so hybr

. >> shannon miller is a reporter with the -- >> it was a story with privilege people in big money andof the wealthiest places in the country. >> you're talking about people who had their entire lives and had everything. >> since jennifer went missing, dateline has continued to have followed the investigation. reporting details of the case as they have unfolded. >> you can see the blood spatter. underneath the vehicles. up the drive shaft. >> we found dna on the inside of the doorknob. >> and a stunning twist! >> initially reports came in that he was pronounced deceased. >> you just never know what somebody is capable of. >> and we asked the biggest question of all, where is jennifer? >> i believe someone knows something. i believe that someone has information. >> i have theories, i have ideas. >> the early thumb nail of the missing mom was this. jennifer dulos was 50 years old. a one-time new yorker, married to a luxury home builder named fotis. they had five children together in 2017, she took the kids and left the marriage. moving from the family home in hartford connecticut. to a r

miller as well officially requesting an offer. when i come back to germany, because i'll find my hands, i will go to mister schultz and mister ha, back and say here, this is the offer. you have not 48 hours to sign it. if you don't sign it, i signed it. but those who deliver the gas are then in government. so that was the question of power that we have now. i bring the energy to my country under the sitting government is taking it, or i formed a government jimmy's farm. and as he was that the uncertain as of the rush and gas applies, will test european unity. what are your thoughts on european unity as we enter the winter months? he's called at the elephant in the room. so what extent if you are prepared for this? well, just mentioned we had situations before like we had with the refugee crisis. 2015. the solidarity among europeans was put to a test or earlier and 20082009 the financial crisis. but also what everyone was looking then at berlin and frankfort to put the rescue packages together, which were designed to go to greece.

now, you, your countrymen, mary miller, was also an incumbent. so this was an incumbent in congress versus an incumbent. and i guess my question is, you know, we saw this also in new york where we saw jerry natalie and carolyn maloney put together a democrat thought. so somebody's going to come out winning, but it just be interested in your side. where does the value of being, you know, someone who can deliver on, on what your constituents, i know constituents may not always know what they want, but what is the chemistry has it, has it changed in 10 years? this deal making is that bad is getting nothing done good. well listen, in my case, i was completely over running the last weekend with a high turn out in areas where president trump came in to rally from i bone it. and we didn't have as high turn out in the areas that we did very well. and that's also due to the fact that it will annoy and i've never voted in a june primary. i wouldn't use my races, a barometer of what works and what does the resources we had the messaging and frankly, up unti

carol miller of -- mrs. carol miller of west virginia, i inform the house that mrs. miller will vote yea on the suspension en bloc. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. nehls: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. fallon, i inform the house that mr. fallon will vote yes on the suspension en bloc. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. correa: mr. speaker, as the member designated by congress members cardenas, schrader, bass, andy levin, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on the suspension en bloc. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. pallone: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. donald payne, mr. brian higgins, ms. stance burry -- stansbury, mrs. ann kirkpatrick, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on the suspension en bloc. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. evans: mr. speaker,

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matt miller joins us now. he is very keen on petrol engines, internal combustion engines. test driving electric trucks. what did you think of it? matt: it was incredibly smooth and well-controlled especially at speeds around curves, more than my new 6.2 liter v-8 because i role more and i don't have the low center of gravity you have in this new silverado ev. they have really got the stability worked out, the suspension is amazing how it soaks up the bumps. consumers in general, especially younger consumers will be happy with this. for me, there is a lack of vibration, a lack of sound but they have something up their sleeve in terms of that but they won't tell me what it is. i'm excited to see the launch of this truck. it's in preproduction now and i think many people will shift over especially when you add that it has 664 horsepower. it will have like 750 pounds of torque which is incredible figures with over a 400 mile range. alix: there lies a weird problem, you heard the pricing power they wind up having and the demand they are expecting and you wonder if everyone can

and tim miller, it certainly makes sense.nt plot a coup and run a fake electors scheme. if you plot a coup, maybe some of what you steal are your coup plansism have not heard that before. that's an open question. it certainly makes sense. >> well, sure, you don't know what you don't know, right? we have seen the pictures the top secret service documents. you figure some are mementoes that the egomaniac former president trump wanted to keep. memos from kim jong-un or whatever. i have the reporting of my friend jackie over there, what is happening on the hill i talked to friends working for members on the committee. they feel like there is more material, you know, left that they have to show this fall, right? you know, despite the fact that they told a pretty complete story over the summer, obviously, there are a lot of different elements to this, right? and what was happening with other cabinet members is a big, you know, question, a big part of that i think we will hear kind of discussions of the 25th amendment and who trump

on behalf of the miller center, the lbj library and foundation, i would like to welcome you to a roundtable discussion about president lyndon johnson and his white house telephone tapes, the crown jewels in the lbj library archives. when he opened his library, 50 years ago this week, he declared it is all here. the story of our time, with the bark off. there's no better example of that unvarnished history better than a 650 hours of telephone conversation that obedient tape during his time in office, covering the key issues of the day, he has recorded this, opening an exporting window into johnson building a great society, fighting a war on poverty, legislating for civil rights and struggling with policy toward vietnam. they also shed lights on johnson's approach to the presidency, to the press and to many other issues of the day. over the past 20 years, my colleagues and i at the miller center, with support from the national historical publications and records commission, have been transcribing and analyzing the lbj white house tapes and as of tonight, we are pleased to announce in with the

miller of west virginia, mrs. miller votes no on h.r. 8542. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? mr. connolly: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. doyle of pennsylvania and mr. kind of wisconsin, i inform the house that these members will vote aye on h.r. 8542. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. wenstrup, i inform the house that mr. wenstrup will vote nay on h.r. 8542. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? mr. cicilline: mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. sewell of alabama, i inform the house that ms. sewell will vote yes on h.r. 8542. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. granger, mr. cemr. crenshaw, mr. fallon,e members will vote no on h.r. 8542. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from

former trump witness advisor stephen miller in political director ryan jack was subpoenaed by the gioas part of its probe into trump's postelection fundraising efforts and elector scheme. we know according to the maritimes that miller has been paid by trump's america -- pact that was formed after the 2020 election as a tool to raise money on this false election claims that it was stolen. what you would be watching for here? >> i think one thing we should pay attention to is the difference between a january 6th congressional subpoena and their governments, i think more than 1000 witnesses at last now interviewed by the january six congressional committee. the difference between that kind of a subpoena and a federal grand jury subpoena, which is what now stephen miller has had foisted in his hands. because you can play some games trying to avoid a congressional subpoena and congress does not have the same tools to enforce its subpoenas and compel testimony. i tell you what the department of justice does, things are discarding real for stephen miller and anybody else who is a federal gra

doctor miller, she are no open recalls. so doing away with don bass, his children saying those in the 3rd row in fact are to be killed. lowe's in the 2nd row in a year or 2, they'll move to the 3rd row. apparently many ukrainians hummed with anti russian propaganda support his statements. 2 2 ah, use them out, which in just the one you thought it since i least here to get is a puzzle. anya, ziegler crane. i'm not sure yet. i'm good with the sky and you was going and get out for those to put a did. you will get a lot of on this. they are the 1st that a volley. really? yes. this what then will text them read the low grain up? is of i to the right now she did dot come down. you was research asthma, hoarded selected, it did it, but control no grain. the clockwork name wasn't that a mileage really just got machine field commander, romano, merchant, go as witnessed. numerous crimes committed by ukrainian, neo nazis in don bass numbers the fuel know where would of kiddos are going now showing an autopay 2 boys here. i thought of t

judy miller, thank you very much. >> me too. eric: judy just noted, arthel, the supreme court ruling overunning roe versus wade. polls show inflation still many concerned for many, steven has more on issues that are driving folks to the polls. >> among the issues that can change midterms in november. >> reproductive rights. >> a woman's right to have their own choices. >> abortion was a top concern behind inflation. after the supreme court overturned roe versus wade in june. >> women do not want to raise daughters in a country with less rights than they had. >> they are also energized by the supreme court's ruling. >> i think that our work has really just begun and pro-life women understand that and they know that now is the time more than ever to get involved. >> 5 states, california, montana, kentucky, michigan have abortion related measures on the ballot and democrats hoping to have momentum. >> the democrats have significance advantage on the issue. emotional where there are human stakes involved and the parties polarized on

i�*m monica miller in singapore. our headlines. nearby. ukrainian troops continue their counter—offensive in the south of the country as they struggle to retake areas seized by russia. let�*s turn to pakistan now, where the disasters emergency committee has launched an urgent appeal to help the millions of people affected by the floods caused by exceptionally heavy monsoon rains this year. more than 1,000 people have died and around a million homes have been destroyed or damaged. our correspondent pumza fihlani reports from dadu, close to the indus river. finally on safe ground — but kareem is injured. it takes a group of people to carefully help her out of the boat. she�*s shaken and disoriented. translation: one of | the walls fell on my leg. i was stuck there and couldn�*t move for days. i�*ve lost everything. i thought i was going to die. kareem is then treated by medics. officials say 80% of dadu is already under water, and it�*s spreading to more villages. people need saving and there isn�*t much time. the military, aid agenc

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with me now is john miller, cnn chief law enforcement and intelligence analyst, thanks so much for being with us this morning. first i want to ask about the manhunt for this suspect. they had a shelter in place order, they shut the city down as they went from crime scene to crime scene. how unusual is that? what's the consideration behind something like that? >> that's unusual but not unprecedented. the subway shooting where we knew the gunman was on the loose, we didn't know where, and we asked people to stay inside and avoid that area. you'll, of course, remember the boston marathon bombing where they did a very similar don't come out of your house as they closed the circle around those two suspects. it's been done, but it's a thing that cities hate to do. >> i remember in boston, boston was very strict. they really said, everyone just stay inside and that lasted quite a long time. i also want to ask about what the mayor was saying about this suspect who had been charged with criminal attempted first-degree murder, pled guilty to a lesser charge aggravated assault, only served 11 month

miller. architect of sane border policies that were actually humane to see what's going on now and have authorities tell us it's not happening before our eyes. baghdad bob immediately came to mind for me. do not believe what you are seeing everything is under control. and it's the governors here who are the evil ones economists never dreamed up propaganda as outrageous and false white house the as simply as i can. so that a 5-year-old can understand it. when donald trump was president. sent back home with joe biden in office, they are released to go anywhere they please all throughout the united states. that's the reason why people are coming in numbers that no nation in human history has ever seen. and in addition to the millions of illegal aliens coming into our country, consuming our resources, e8d occasion, public benefits, hospital and medical services, you have modern day slavery, child sex trafficking. you have violence and death on a scale never seen before at any point in the history

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stephen miller is a former senior adviser to president trump and america first legal founder.nk these people hate the queen so much? >> well, i mean, a big part of it is that they are idiots. you can't discount that the truth is that as you have laid out so brilliantly, the british empire has been such a bee november lent force for good in the world. and then it's unraveling was historic tragedy with empires like china, for example, filling that void. if you will look, all around the world today, what if the legacy of this empire, the rule of law, self-government, natural rights, property rights, an independent justice system. basically everything joe biden is trying to destroy right now is something that was wonderful the british empire had. as you pointed out, yes, we rebelled against britain but to control our own destiny to self-govern using those natural rights, expanding the british system of common law into what we have today. really, i think a lot of this has to do with the same old thing we have seen for years from the left. they hate western civilization. they hate w

we did not know anything about the century of the bergen battles this mass grave colonel yevgeny millerussian military relations in holland and then a large orthodox cross made of white marble was installed with an inscription of eternal memory by a russian soldier who fell near bergen, on september 8 and 21, 1799, a hill was poured nearby, which the dutch call the russian dune, this is another burial, where the remains of 600 of our soldiers lie on september 30, 1916, the russian pilot yangorsky was the first in the world to perform a dead loop on a seaplane. it was a new flying boat designed by dmitry grigorovich could be a naval reconnaissance bomber to take off and land on water and snow. the loop came out, as if by accident, because of the squally wind that threw the car up. moreover, twice the mechanic nikolai godovikov was thrown out of the open cockpit, but he was lucky to get stuck in the engine frame. nagorsky. he was also the first arctic pilot in the world; in 1914 he participated in the search for the missing polar expeditions of the nagorsk made important observations and

miller were struggling to buy feed for animals. i'm a british who used to get fought for $30.00 to $40.00 rupees per kilo. okay. run these delicate. now we have to pay a $100.00 even up to $200.00 rupees petula. halsey miller. the government has promised help, but air dropping supplies by helicopter has proved difficult further north in this one valley where a torrent of water washed away buildings and bridges. this is one of the last remaining medical centers in the area. ah, it's completely over crowded. staff struggle to attend to all the patients and medical care is needed more urgently than ever. as damage by the floods has increased the risk of disease. the cholera has increased to you gotta hepatitis a and typhoid have also increased gabriella bigler to whom i deposit it along with that. so the more cases of being reported of insect born diseases like malaria and dingey media being the waters may have receded here. but the impact of the floods will be felt for a long time to come to once before the football world cup, a fan

you know, we've taken dick boist goo miller to responses which i know has understood and hopefully with these lessons it will have to have a shortening effect on chinese or to negotiate with us from a position of bad it. what i'm hearing from you is that the chinese needs here revision some of their wisdoms of some to who actually are good for mutual accommodation rather than 0, some outcomes. anyway, major general, we have to live with there. thank you very much for your time. thank you. so much, thank you and thank you for watching you hope to syria again was a part ah with mm hm. i a, a ah, a doubles are going to put a with a issue, somebody over there with you up with ideas raise, you know, that way. i don't mind ah, [000:00:00;00] ah oh, well, never be a victory for russia. wait solution with my truly newton a done by she look at a meal. crane war is a proxy war. this is a war between russia and the united states. naz on, on made. it comes to not shoot, get done in carbon dioxide. america forces are and you're not in your engage in conflict of russian forces. the american forces ar