brown like lenny professor on strategic studies at the new daily basis center for policy research mr chill any you wrote once actually more than once that india is a critical swing state perhaps the most critical swing state in the world when it comes to global trade at this point of time do you see its interests aligned more with china regardless of how ten years that relationship is or a bit the trumpet ministration neither do we frank with you because when china india has a very lopsided trade relationship the chinese trade surplus with india has doubled in the last three and a half years to sixty billion dollars which means that every month china's enjoying a five billion trade surplus with india and more importantly this is the content of the trade relationship the chinese are dumping manufactured goods of the united and buying essentially a drama truths from the american. so that tribulation ship makes china anything but the partner of india as far as the united states is concerned because of american pressure on india on the information technology industry to give you one example th

there needs to be some degree of balance but mr chill and even in personal family relationship determining that balance is extremely hard it's not only about how much money somebody brings into the household or how many chores a person. carries i guess what i'm trying to ask you is whether you have any formula in mind for determining that balance for things that are not easily quantifiable well balanced that's no more involved just numbers the amount of goods traded. not on your just symmetry in that aspect balances also in terms of how the two sides are benefiting from a trade relationship what is the content of the trade relationship is a aiding the economic growth of both countries or is it ending more they cannot make interest or one country all these factors together make the term balance balance is not just about the the total dollar value of goods created by by by each side with other. now speaking of other countries the united states is set to decide next week on whether it wants to continue with cherif exemptions on still an aluminum for the european producers and it looks like th

national on our show your sister chill mr noel. and you got. some western historians claim that the successes of the red army was due to american supplies made possible by the so-called lend-lease policy. then the soviet union carried the major weight of that battle in terms of child or supply the army fighting the germans in terms of shortages killed in battle in terms of civilians killed in battle. but still together we prevailed over the nazi germany. chairing an american historian news the history of lend-lease very well he's written a number of books about it. it was not an act of charity or generosity it was an act of calculated self-interest. lend-lease turned out to be a profitable business for the us few people knew that it took until two thousand and six for the russian federation to repay the us fully for the moment in fact more than sixty percent of lend lease supplies went to great britain and just twenty percent of the u.s.s.r. the majority of deliveries were made between one thousand nine hundred four nine hundred forty five when

gnashing on our show your sister chill mr nelson for auntie. some western historians claim that the successes of the red army was solely due to american supplies made possible by the so called lend-lease policy. then the soviet union. kerry demand your weight of that battle in terms of charge to supply the army fighting the germans in terms of charges killed in battle in terms of civilians killed in battle. but still together we prevailed over the nazi germany. george carrying an american historian news the history of lend lease very well he's written a number of books about it. it was not an act of charity or generosity it was an act of calculated self-interest. lend-lease turned out to be a profitable business for the u.s. few people know that it took until two thousand and six for the russian federation to repay the us fully for the moment in fact more than sixty percent of lend lease supplies went to great britain and just twenty percent of the u.s.s.r. the majority of deliveries were made between one thousand nine hundred four nine hundred

a fearless and outspoken critic of vladimir putin, mr babchenko's death seemed another chilling examplee way the kremlin targets its opponents wherever they live. translation: it's calculated, deliberate, international terrorist crime. this morning, we were at the apartment. somewhere around here, as he went into his apartment, he was shot in the back several times. there was a strange lack of police, but at that point, we had no inkling of what had really taken place. neither did most ukrainian politicians, who were quick to point the finger of blame towards the east. it marked another dark moment in the awful relationship between russia and ukraine. a steady stream of anti—kremlin figures had been assassinated on kiev‘s streets, but arkady babchenko, incredibly, is not one of them. 19 hours after he was declared dead, he was brought forward very much alive to gasps at a press conference. colleagues at his tv channel responded — as you might expect — in amazement. it turned out that mr babchenko had been a willing participant in a security service sting, apparently to catch a russian—l

a fearless and outspoken critic of vladimir putin, mr babchenko's death seemed another chilling exampletranslation: it's calculated, deliberate, international terrorist crime. this morning, we were at the apartment. somewhere around here, as he went into his apartment, he was shot in the back several times. there was a strange lack of police, but at that point, we had no inkling of what had really taken place. neither did most ukrainian politicians, who were quick to point the finger of blame towards the east. it marked another dark moment in the awful relationship between russia and ukraine. a steady stream of anti—kremlin figures had been assassinated on kiev‘s streets, but arkady babchenko, incredibly, is not one of them. 19 hours after he was declared dead, he was brought forward very much alive to gasps at a press conference. colleagues at his tv channel responded — as you might expect — in amazement. it turned out that mr babchenko had been a willing participant in a security service sting, apparently to catch a russian—linked man who really was trying to kill him. translation: fi

a fearless and outspoken critic of vladimir putin, mr babchenko‘s death seemed another chilling exampley the kremlin targets its opponents wherever they live. translation: it is calculated, deliberate international terrorist crime. this morning we were at the apartment. somewhere around here, as he went into his apartment, he was shot in the back several times. there was a strange lack of police, but at that point we had no inkling of what had really ta ke n point we had no inkling of what had really taken place. neither did most ukrainian politicians who were quick to point the finger of blame towards the east. it marked another dark moment in the awful relationship between russia and ukraine. a steady strea m between russia and ukraine. a steady stream of anti—kremlin figures had been assassinated on kiev‘s streets. but arkady babchenko incredibly is not one of them. 19 hours after he was declared dead, he was brought forward very much alive to gasps at a press conference. colleagues at his tv channel responded as you might expect, in amazement. it turned out that mr babchenko had bee

mr. babchenko 's death seemed another chilling example of how the kremlin targets its opponents wherever they live. >> date is calculated. deliberate international terrorist crime. atah: this morning we were the apartment. somewhere around here, as he went into his apartment, he was shot in the back several times. there was a strange lack of police, but at that point, we had a no inkling of what had really taken place. neither did most ukrainian politicians, who are quick to point the finger of blame towards the east. it marked another dark moment in the awful relationship between the russia and ukraine, a steady stream of anti-kremlin figures have been assassinated on kiev's streets. but arkady babchenko, incredibly, is not one of them. 19 hours after he was declared forward was brought very much alive to gasps at a press conference. channeles at his tv responded as you might expect come in amazement. it turns out that mr. babchenko had been a willing participant in a security service sting, apparently to catch a russian-linked man who really was trying to kill him. would like to apolog

the apparent desire to regulate through enforcement has had a chilling effect on financial services companies cross the nation. as you know, mr. mulvaney the chilling effects don't stop at banks and credit unions because ultimately they punish the consumers who you are charged with protecting. under your leadership, the protection agency has taken steps to not just talk the talk but walk the walk and ends the consumer protection without insulting financial ins dependence. during year tenure you have increased traermt aoversight of the bureau. you have called for end as power you possess as acting director which in your words would frighten most of us. you have allowed for greater public input into rules and called for an end to what i believe is essentially unlawful legislating by bureau staff. mr. mulvaney you are thankfully both a terrible bureaucrat but a great leader. a most welcome change. american consumers have serve strong protections while being able to afford their own choices. but i think under your leader. the bureau is on it way to living up to its name. we thank you for the steps you've taken thus far and will l

mr. caputo, and that chilling description, series of description he gave anderson tonight, having come out of three hours of questioning. down to the furnishings, how spare and sparse it is, that's going to get a lot of people's attention, especially the part where he says if your name is caught up in this, you're in peril. >> yeah, i was really struck by that, too, brian. he made it clear that mueller is after collusion, that he's not answered those questions yet, that he doesn't believe as the president tweets almost every day that there was no collusion, but in fact is still investigating it, still has questions, still has episodes to look into. and so that should strike fear, you know, in the hearts of some of those who worked on the trump campaign who were caught up in this. some of whom, by the way, have become -- been indicted or pled guilty. it's worth pointing out when we're talking about emmet flood and how elegant and prepared and professional and disciplined he is and a steady hand as is the headline in that washington post story. his client now is donald j. trump, the presiden

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mr. president, senator warren's quote said senator sessions used the power of his office to chill the votey black citizens. i call the senator to order under the provision of rule 19. >> mr. president, i am surprised that the words of mrs. king are not suitable for debate in the united states senate. i appeal the ruling. >> the senator will take her seat. >> surprisingly, warren is barred from speaking. >> she was warned. she was given an explanation. nevertheless, she persisted. >> the suggestion that reciting the words of the great mrs. king would invoke rule 19 and force senator warren to sit down and be silent is outrageous. >> it was clearly meant to silence words they didn't want to hear. not words that were inappropriate. >> warren has been shut down on the senate floor. nevertheless, she still persists. reading the king letter again outside the senate floor on facebook live. >> mr. chairman and members of the committee, this is mrs. king's letter. >> she took the moment and she made it what was already a big and unprecedented moment on the senate floor, she made it about ten times

chill any professor. at the new daily based center for policy research mr chiles good to talk to you thank you for joining us all the way from new delhi. will thank you now you remarked recently that in a quote todays world it seems strength respects only strength is that only in today's world hasn't that always been the case it's almost been the case but we'll have this potential of a rules based order and what we're seeing now is that pretense is falling. in place of a rules based order what you have written seeing is a based order a new g two because both china united states are pursuing aggressive you do not listen americas to find your resume mira's try and i was assertive in internationalism so both believe in flouting international rules so in this situation in rules based order looks like a mirror but i wonder if there is also a silver lining in they so open flaunting of you know international rules because china and the united states seem like to some extent like a major made in haven't because they have a restraining influence on the child there to the degree that no trade agreement could possib

if there is an agreement with europe at this point, will there still be an indefinite chilling effect at least a a mr investment in iran because of uncertainty as to what may happen? the of the question is there a way do you think for the eu to look at this issue beyond iran? and to put it also in terms of the economic and trade negotiations that are taking place or hopefully will be taking place with europe? and to basically go beyond blocking legislation if it becomes necessary but also raise the stakes with respect to tariffs on things that may be very important to u.s. industry? >> excellent. >> on the first question, was, i used to think there would be groups of some kind of negotiation between europe and the united states and it would be room for diplomacy. not as much anymore. for those of you who watched trump's statements and he was really quite clear. we might think whatever all this strategy, it is not a detailed one but it seemed to me there is some kind of strategy. i think president trump believes that lively imposing all sanctions on iran and putting for the economic pressure on iran t

chilling statement. could you elaborate on that a bit? mr. evanina: thank you, senator. i would say anyone in my profession for intelligence community would underestimate the potential of the russian federation, putin, or intelligence services and their capabilities. more importantly their intent. i think what we saw in the last election cycle their intent is there. the first statement, that opportunity for us, analytical community, federal government, to provide enhanced training and awareness of the deep fake and partner op with the private sector and social media companies to understand the capability of our adversaries. senator king: the ultimate defense is for our public to understand when they are being conned. for them to be -- realize where this is coming from. i think sources are very important. you mentioned about the capabilities of the russians and their intent. do you have any doubt about the accuracy of the january, 2017 report of the intelligence community on the russian activities in the 2016 ewlecks? mr. evanina: i do not. senator king: thank you. i also

david: in your book, you recount a very chilling events where you actually met with vladimir putin with tom donald at the time and mrtargeted you, really look at you with anger and accuse you of things -- trying to undermine his regime. just today, headline says that mr. putin does not intended to be president beyond the storm. the believe him -- beyond this term. do you believe him? michael m.: i hope that is true. it is hard to imagine who would be a successor. there are a lot of people who have become very rich with vladimir putin as president who do not want to see him step down because their property rights are not guaranteed by the court system, they are guaranteed by their personal relationship to putin. there is going to be a lot of pressure on him to stay on because there is not an obvious successor. he has not created a political party that would help to bring along new leaders at the gubernatorial level, and therefore, he is going to be there for a long time. shery: let me go back to the you run nuclear deal. you have experienced -- the iaran -- the iran nuclear deal. do you expect another deal with iran

mr clinton at the u.n. of course it will be a while before we know the outcome of the investigation but will i will this case cause a father chill in already cold relations between russia and ukraine. i think i'm going to there's little room for things get any worse than they already are they're pretty much at rock bottom i think what's different this time is that this dispute is not just a bilateral speech being kiev and moscow being done directly it's being done in the full view of the world's press and the world and. world politics on the floor of the united nations in new york the russian saying that this example of ukraine being a failed state it's basically unable to guarantee security in its own country that ukraine is a dangerous place for journalists the ukrainian side point the thing to finger straight back at moscow saying this is the long arm of moscow and its secret services so i think this is definitely something that is not going to go away because both ukraine and russia have already staked so much in this in the public realm in the past twenty four hours. colony in kiev thank you very much for the. you're watchi

chilling and disturbing. the first we learned of them. our partnership with mr. batali is ending.t to have more from the nypd later today. >> heather: thanks. >> eric: we have a fox news alert for you. south korea 's president moon is heading to the u.s. today with the historic sit down with north korea. gina haspel is about to be sworn in as the first woman director of the c.i.a. moments from now. we got this. even on quick cycle, tide pods cleans great. 10x the cleaning power, even in the quick cycle. it's got to be tide. >> heather: a fox news alert for you, president trump getting ready to make his way to c.i.a. headquarters in virginia at this hour for the swearing in of our nation's first female c.i.a. director, gina haspel. this as the justice department asks its watchdog to investigate president trump's claims of campaign infiltration by the f.b.i. and welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's newsroom." i'm heather childress. >> eric: bill hemmer and sandra smith are off today. the president firing off a series of tweets calling out hillary clinton, democrats and the russ

chills. because you're so excited? because ice is cold. and because of all those miles. obviously. what's in your wallet? i'm not sure. what's in your wallet? mr. elliot, what's your wiwifi?ssword? wifi's ordinary. basic. do i look basic? nope! which is why i have xfinity xfi. it's super fast and you can control every device in the house. hey! let's basement. [ grunting ] and thanks to these xfi pods, the signal reaches down here too. so sophie, i have an xfi password. and it's "daditude". simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. >> lou: president trump issuing a stern warning to iran after he announced the united states is pulling out of the disastrous obama/iran deal. >> i would advise them not to start the nuclear program. if they do there will be severe consequence, okay. >> lou: mueller's team is scrambling after the judge ellis' harsh criticism of the case against paul manafort. guiliani will wait to see what happens in the manafort before deciding whether the president will sit down with the interview with the special counsel. is that a wise course under any circumstance? legal analyst greg jarret author of the "the russia

months ago, and she shared with me chilling stories about sexual abuse at training camps and competition. mr. mcnally, last year three of your athletes were awarded $60 million in damages, a total love, after a judge found the coach sexually abused them. you are familiar with that, correct? >> yes, i am. antae kwon do permitted athlete and coach to participate in a 2016 olympics even though there were unresolved sexual misconduct allegations against them. safe sport recommended an interim ban against those individuals just this year. are you familiar with this matter? >> yes, i am. >> in the case of john lopez, you mentioned alterable investigations in attempts to andafter lopez in 2013 2016, but my understanding is that these efforts were unrelated to sexual abuse. is that true? >> yes, that is true. this hearing is about sexual abuse. isn't it also true that it was that mr. lopez was sanctioned for sexual misconduct? >> yes, that is correct. >> i think that identifies a problem here. your march 20 1, 2018 letter to this committee indicated there are roughly two dozen individuals facing sus

chills. because you're so excited? because ice is cold. and because of all those miles. obviously. what's in your wallet? i'm not sure. what's in your wallet? mr. elliot, what's your wiwifi?ssword? wifi's ordinary. basic. do i look basic? nope! which is why i have xfinity xfi. it's super fast and you can control every device in the house. [ child offscreen ] hey! let's basement. and thanks to these xfi pods, the signal reaches down here, too. so sophie, i have an xfi password, and it's "daditude". simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. lou: president trump today celebrating his newly sworn in secretary of state mike pompeo as a true american hero. president trump swear in pompeo, his new secretary of state. ceremony at the state department where he promised employees that he would help the department. pompeo said it this way, get its swagger back. a coalition of seven dates led by texas attorney general ken paxton filing a lawsuit against the trump administration to bring an end to the daca program. the lawsuit says that president obama exceeded his authority with his executive thror authory that created daca. joining me now, a

mr. sal castendo. >>> it is cold out there under mostly clear skies. there are some low clouds dancing around. jamie is out in oakland. a cool 52 is the chill. happy may day. thank you. antioch is 54 and pittsburg is 52. 44 in black hawk, pleasanton , upper 40s low 50s around el cerrito. 44 in santa rosa. livermore is 45. there are a few 30s. we had showers pop up near napa yesterday. it should be calmer today. there is another piece of energy rotating right here. a lo forms in southern california and that will crank up the breeze. we are in between systems. berkeley is 49, 37 in kelsea bill. it is still pretty cold. low 40s occidental. with the low forming in southern california, this system will clip us north and east. that will keep a breeze going and the temperatures will be in the 60s and 70s. we will have some mid 70s. i am going a little cooler than the forecast models. tomorrow we get some morning low clouds. after that, it is warmer temperatures on the way, especially on friday. >>> the oakland raiders are being sued. the lawsuit by two city council members targeting the nfl and the owner of the raiders. >>> attempts to repeal the g

she shared with me chilling stories about sexual abuse at training camps and competitions. mr. mcnally, last year, three of your athletes were awarded $60 million in damages, a total of, after a judge found that a coach sexually abused them. you're familiar with that, correct? could you say into the mike? >> yes, i am. >> thank you. tae kwan do also alleged permitted an athlete and a coach to participate in the 2016 olympics even though they -- there were unresolved sexual misconduct allegations against them. safe sport finally recommended an interim ban against those individuals just this year. are you familiar with this matter as well? >> yes, i am. >> in the case of john lopez, you mentioned multiple investigations and attempts to ban mr. lopez in 2013 and 2015, but my understanding is that these efforts were unrelated to sexual abuse. is that true? >> yes, that's correct. >> and the topic of this hearing, by the way, is about sexual abuse. and it wasn't -- isn't it also true that it wasn't until 2018 that mr. lopez was sanctioned for sexual misconduct? >> yes, that's correc

daines: it was chilling for many of us who watch that unfold in the last administration and a fundamental issue on freedom of speech and expression. thank you, mr. chairman. tell me what has changed and the exempt organizations of the irs? there has been a tremendous amount of attention focused on them over the last eight years. what have you seen is a change in operation of what forms are required, the process and the answersbe able to get back from all organizations? david: from my perspective, the leadership of that division within the irs has changed. it has set a completely different tone than the tone that existed in that organization. they are interested in fair and equitable administration law. the question about how you change the culture in the irs, organization has to start at the top and it has to be driven through management and accountability. at changes to look in the forms and filing that could be made that will allow us to continue to administer the tax law and reduce the regulatory burden on taxpayers in ensure laws are being complied with by tax-exempt organizations. changes haveficant been made and continue to be considered.

chilling credentialing programs. requires a report on the assessment of frequency of permanent changes of stationary members of the armed forrces. which halts0, implementation by 2014 pretty and policy. amendment 228 by mr. courtney requiring when a commander submits a request to add a class -- which requires a report on senior leader outside of woman -- outside employment. which requires ust of personal readiness to submit a report on education and approval process for danger pay. doddment 270 which requires to provide a briefing of interagency efforts in the transition assistance program to provide education on federal wildland firefighting careers. amendment 325 by mr. russell requiring men to obtain professional credentials. i yield back. >> any further discussion on black package number three? joan and from utah? -- gentleman from utah? >> thank you for including it. i yield back. >> no further discussion, the question occurs on military en bloc package number three. those in favor say aye. those opposed say no. the aye's have it and the amendments are adopted. an amendment. >> the clerk will distribute the amendment and the lady is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you and my colleagues. we ha

mr. clean magic eraser with durafoam. brand power. helping you buy better. 10 miles on every dollar they spend at thousands of hotels.e giving venture cardholders brrr! i have the chills miles? and because ice is cold. what's in your wallet? >> despite looking like you just wondered out of your local supercuts, lionel messi is a superstar. no player can break from the safe waters of midfield and navigating between center back and leftback withstefrback. in the it is as if he wears the ball as a sock. however, it's all instinct he revealed. only later when i watch it later on television do i even know it happened. >> that was the soccer analyst and cohost of men in blazers reading from his new book, a suboptimal sight to soccer. the book roger says is a love letter to growth of the game in america out in time for the start of the 2018 world cup in russia. roger joins us now and it's tweed and we're in it. >> you know, mika, this book and i don't usually predict this but this book will have the impact that the bible had when it first came off of the printing presses. but speaking of massive, poor joey scarborough, choosing who i call the microsoft of soccer teams, chels