lish the national security council directorate with mobile security and defense they had is completely false in terms of claiming that there is some kind of a great hand that mic response team that was an area here that is just simply false period i happen to know what was best that what was here when not before this all start the 2nd point though is the question of the you know the decimate listen we have a we have a deadly disease here for people who are at high risk there's no denying that it's it's it's it's really a heinous sort of unconscionable lie to claim that oh my god we should we should have had no deaths other than incompetence or some kind of the way it ministration is done a tremendous amount here being caught blindsided with 0 stockpile by the way 0 preparation inherited from the previous administration and to suit you know mobilize all the resources billions of dollars on protective equipment accelerated drugs accelerated vaccines and really record time the stuff has been done and you know what the administration ok there's a lot of people that die by the way 233000 ac

military advisers and chairman of the joint chiefs and in 2018 he was assigned to the national security council as directorfor eastern europe and kazakhstan a russian affairs and of course this is where he achieved worldwide fame. it was almost a year ago on november 19 of last year that alex testified before the senate before the house intelligence committee about what transpired on a phonecall between president trump and the president of ukraine. when alex testified when he heard that called he listened in on them but it was deeply troubling and it was very improper and here ported it up the chain of command is subsequently when he was subpoenaed to testify before the house he did so in testified truthfully and honestly by the great or small risk to himself and my first questionn to you alex is did you have any idea what would happen when you first referred your concerns about when you agreed to testify you must have realized that you are going against the most powerful man in the country and your commander in chief and he'd be deeply unhappy that your testimony. there a lot of military officers who woul

he was the national security council of european affairs director and the administration and says he offered a quid pro quo to the president of ukraine. hosted by democracy and justice, this is one hour. >> good evening everybody. it is wonderful to be with you again on this 27th program at the crossroads series. tonight we are especially honored to present not one, but two extraordinary heroes, lieutenant colonel than men and journalist. they will be in conversation about the price paid by the military man in the era of trump. the program tonight is being recorded by c-span whom we welcomen, into our room. the series was created as a joint venture between uniteday r the democracy and justice and community advocates. started after president trump's first muslim man which we found to be a portent and in violation of our understanding of american democracy to the jejewish value. as a vehicle to site for civil discourse and protection of our democratic ideals. it is a great partnership that has been able to bring 27 outstanding programs with america's a list of thinkers. we are all volu

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impediments is the bifurcation of the national security council between it and the homeland security council. i don't think that makes any sense. i think the senior director is there, the weight is structured, ought to be some self synchronization that works across each of those offices, from understanding better the threats overseas or to a country that areia, and those currently coping with more homeland security related issues , not only affecting the elections, but countering russian disinformation and denial. so there are structural i think changes that have to be made. think it worked ok, but there are some structural aspects of this that we need to work on. you need an organization that has the tools to understand better what the threats are from cyber disinformation warfare and also have the tools available to address it. those tools are not just cyber tools. those tools are other informational tools, also sanctions, law enforcement actions that can be taken, and the effort is to be able to mobilize all elements of like-mindeder and partners. this is in the private sector, it is extremely important, for example, for government to have a trusted re

outside fbi head quarters and katrina mulligan who served on the national security council under president owe pa 'bama and managing director for national security and international policy at the center for american progress. peter, let's start with the late night election interference news conference. i'm told that the white house official says that the white house was briefed about it. tell us more about what you're hearing from the white house side and what the administration is saying this morning. >> reporter: the white house is looking ain the as the president is doing his job on behalf of the american people as we understand it from the white house official. the white house was told they were briefed about the director of national intelligence and the fa fbi findings' relate to iran and russia and interference in the electoral process. the white house, the president specifically has directed defense intelligence and other national security officials to monitor and thwart any attempts to interfere in our election, they say they have seen that, they have stopped it, and to try to remain vigilant going forward on this i

michael, during the obama administration i know you were director for russia at the national security councilank you for coming on the programme. what is your reaction to the announcements? i think it is a very positive development at the ceasefire has been announced, we will see whether it holds in the coming days. russia had an incentive to reach this ceasefire because it was really facing a bit of a conundrum. on the one hand if russia intervened militarily to defend its treaty ally armenia it would have severed its bilateral relationship with azerbaijan forever. and russia sells a lot of weapons, hundreds of millions of dollars of weapons to azerbaijan every year. and so that relationship would have been toast. on the other hand, if moscow continued to stay out of this conflict militarily, as scores and scores of armenians were being killed with azerbaijani artillery, then armenians on oui’ artillery, then armenians on our part would have started to question the value of the alliance and my‘s credibility would have been damaged —— moscow's credibility would have been damaged. so hence the

nations security council e earlr this year. for more, we're joined by bj rishaad, director of --vijay prashad, director of tricontinental instituteor social research and author of many books including "washington bullets: a history of the cia, coups, and assassinations." can you respond to this latest announcement and talk about the already global hunger catastrophic problem in the world, now accentuated by the pandemic? with you. be i could not be happier that the world food program won the nobel prize for peace because this hunger pandemic is paralyzing perhaps s 2.7 billllion people. we have seen an escalation of hunger. nobody should go to sleep hungry at night and a -- inin the world food program, the u.n.'s food and cultural program, have been ststruggling t to tackle this. whwhat would only make me happy than this is n next year the cun doctors when the nobobel peacece prprize. that would be the best two years in a row for the nobel peace prize. the hunger issue i is very significant. it was there as david beasley vertically put it, before the pandemic. there has been an increase in agro business, movining cash crs and dis

the senior director for counter terrorism at the national security council made the trip with the supportesident trump. the u.s. and syria have not had diplomatic relations since 2012. cnn previously reported that the president wrote a letter to syria's president earlier this year, offering quote direct dialogue about journalist awe t -- austin tice. >>> separated by 2,000 miles and a shade of blue, the 2020 world series is set. the bleacher report is next. ok everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. whoo-hoo! great tasting ensure with 9 grams of protein, 27 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients to support immune health. when being a fan on a budget gets tough... ...our agents do the legwork,... ...so saving on auto insurance is... easy usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. ♪ and a yoga mat, to stay zen ♪ ♪ now, i'm gonna just buy a bike for him ♪ ♪ rakuten! cash ♪ back on the stuff all in my home. ♪ ♪ i shop on rakuten. ♪ rakuten! the new iphone 12 pro with 5g meets verizon 5g. this is the best duo since salt and pepper. foot and ball.

council of foreign relations, and has held several high-level positions in u.s. government, including director for medical and i/o defense preparedness at the national security councilto have you with us. thank you for joining us. if we are still in the first wave of the coronavirus pandemic in the u.s., and we still have some people debating the effectiveness of masks, i can't help but be super scared about winter. are we headed toward inevitable lockdowns? way toio: we are on the a third peak. the first wave and came back to baseline. europe is surging toward a second peak. it is remarkable because we need to be able to control this epidemic today and not wait for a potential vaccine or any other thing on the horizon. public health begins with each individual and it does not bode well for us that we are headed into the winter in the northern hemisphere with this number of cases on the rise. call this the swiss cheese analogy, where we need to layer all of these public health measures to slow this down. shery: when it comes to the layering of public health measures, where would the leadership come from? we just heard last week from the world's top medical journal,

speak with officer of the director of national intelligence refer the call to e white house. and the security councilaid national security advisor robert o'brien does not comment on sensitive intelligence topics. or the advice he provides president trump, shannon. >> shannon: mike emanuel, thank you very much. and so lawmakers on capitol hill tonight talking tough about holding social media companies to account. over what appears to be vigorous blocking of "the new york post" recent reporting on the alleged hunter biden email. stories have gotten the president's attention. >> we are not just running against joe biden. we are running against the left wing media, and we are running against big tech. now they've gone totally crazy. they've done things now that they wouldn't even do, and they got caught. and there is great anger in congress, the senate, and there is great anger. >> shannon: so let's discuss the latest developments with "the new york post" up editor and center for american liberty pounder harmeet dhillon. welcome you both. >> thank you, shannon. >> shannon: we have something to play which

. >> reporter: the director of national intelligence referred the call to the white house. a spokesman with the national security council says national security adviser robert o'brien did not comment on sensitive intelligence topics on the advice he provides donald trump. shannon: thank you very much. lawmakers on capitol hill talking tough about holding social media companies to account of what appears to be vigorous blocking of the recent reporting on the alleged hunter biden email. stories that have gotten the president's attention. >> we are not just running against joe biden, but the left-wing media and we are running against big tech, now they have gone totally crazy. they've done things and gotten caught. great anger in congress, the senate. there is great anger. >> reporter: let's look at the latest elements, the center for american liberty founder harmeet dhillon. we have something to play, the former vice president on the campaign trail getting asked about this tonight. here is his response. >> i have no response was another smear campaign. >> reporter: those are the questions, was it a fox reporter or produce

speak with officer of the director of national intelligence refer the call to e white house. and the security councilaid national security advisor robert o'brien does not comment on sensitive intelligence topics. or the advice he provides president trump, shannon. >> shannon: mike emanuel, thank you very much. and so lawmakers on capitol hill tonight talking tough about holding social media companies to account. over what appears to be vigorous blocking of "the new york post" recent reporting on the alleged hunter biden email. stories have gotten the president's attention. >> we are not just running against joe biden. we are running against the left wing media, and we are running against big tech. now they've gone totally crazy. they've done things now that they wouldn't even do, and they got caught. and there is great anger in congress, the senate, and there is great anger. >> shannon: so let's discuss the latest developments with "the new york post" up editor and center for american liberty pounder harmeet dhillon. welcome you both. >> thank you, shannon. >> shannon: we have something to play which

national security council chief of staff, he is fred fleitz. he is going to join us on that and also this story. top republican senators ron johnson and chuck grassley now really putting new heat on fbi directorpher wray, stop stonewalling us. give us fbi trump russia docs under subpoena for weeks now including former official andrew mccabe's text messages and his emails. what is that all about? we'll dig into it next. president trump: they were spying on our, our campaign, our campaign, not my campaign. four years they have been trying to get it out. we'll take care of it all of at election. we caught them cold managers don't understand why.y because our way works great for us! but not for your clients. that's why we're a fiduciary, obligated to put clients first. so, what do you provide? cookie cutter portfolios? nope. we tailor portfolios to our client's needs. but you do sell investments that earn you high commissions, right? we don't have those. so, what's in it for you? our fees are structured so we do better when you do better. at fisher investments we're clearly different. our fees are structured so we do better when you do better. did you know cliberty mutualir. customizes your car i

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