and whereas the lord peter truscott member of the house of lords discussing the case politics and so on post here of welcome back so there are calls from your colleagues like lord waverly laura to kill clooney in the house of lords to and for bill escalation aimed at russia and to engage in more cooperation dialogue with moscow are there ways is being hurried or are they considered as marginals. well i think i think i'm fortunate the moment is still in the minority their voices on being and you know what one encouraging thing for me is that there are more people saying that now than than say a couple of years ago a couple years ago things were. pretty bad in terms of their research phobia and the rhetoric which was used against russia in the house improve noticeably in the house of lords i think. in the house of commons is a bit more of an uphill struggle but nevertheless there are people increasingly speaking up and saying you know this is all very well but where where is this going to lead us you know where our sanctions going to lead us where is all this rhetoric going to lead us

lord peter truscott welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us now had i met five recently said that the kremlin is to chief protagonists in the come pain to undermine the west while the russian government want that i mean the e.u. being russia's number one trading partner means that russia camera strong with the west being weak well i think you know this is this is this is the sort of the position of not just the u.k. government but other other governments as well in the west i think it's sort of unfortunate spawn of the this historic patent of wanting to contain russia and seeing russia in a poem and this is really goes back to the formation of nato really in the one nine hundred forty s. which was established as an anti soviet military. and of course there was that there was a hope that things would improve on after the fall of the berlin wall and the breakup of the soviet union but unfortunately about house hasn't developed as many people hope. you even have people like james baker the former u.s. secretary of state saying in one thousand nine hundred three that russia

and we're back with lord peter truscott member of the house of lords discussing politics and so i can post it here of welcome back so there are calls from your colleagues like lord waverley lord to kill clooney in the house of lords to and escalation aimed at russia and to engage in more cooperation dialogue with moscow are there ways is being hurried or are they considered as marginals. well i think i think i'm fortunate the moment is still in the minority their voices on being and you know one encouraging thing for me is that there are more people saying that now than than say a couple of years ago a couple of years ago things were. pretty bad in terms of their research phobia and the rhetoric which was used against russia in the house improve noticeably in the house of lords i think. in the house of commons is a bit more of an uphill struggle but nevertheless there are people increasingly speaking up and saying you know this is all very well but where where is this going to lead us you know where all sanctions going to lead is where is all this rhetoric going to lead us to you know

and whereat the lord peter truscott member of the house of lords discussing the case politics and so post here are welcome back so there are calls from your colleagues like lord waverly laura to kill clooney in the house of lords to and for bill escalation aimed at russia and to engage in more cooperation dialogue with moscow are there ways is being hurried or are they considered as marginals. well i think i think i'm fortunate the moment is still in the minority their voices on being and you know what one encouraging thing for me is that there are more people saying that now than than say a couple of years ago a couple years ago things were. pretty bad in terms of their research phobia and the rhetoric which was used against russia on the house improve noticeably in the house of lords i think. in the house of commons is a bit more of an uphill struggle but nevertheless there are people increasingly speaking up and saying you know this is all very well but where where is this going to lead us you know where all sanctions going to lead is where is the rhetoric going to lead us you kno

lord peter truscott welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us now had i met five recently said that the kremlin is to chief protagonists in the complaint to undermine the west while the russian government want that i mean the e.u. being russia's number one trading partner means that russia can be strong with the west being weak well i think you know this is this is this is the sort of the position of not just the u.k. government but other other governments as well in the west i think it's sort of unfortunately spot of the this historic patent of wanting to contain russia and seeing russia as an opponent on this is really goes back to the formation of nato really in the one nine hundred forty s. which was established as an anti soviet military pact in those days and of course there was that there was a hope that things would improve on after the fall of the berlin wall and the breakup of the soviet union but unfortunately about housing but hasn't developed as many people hoped you even have people like james baker the former u.s. secretary of state saying in one thousand ni

actually thank you so much for this insight and for your socks lord trask that we're talking to the peter truscott number of the you has as a force discussing their latest. chillan the relations between the last go on london there are other challenges souquet is facing today that's it for this edition of seven call see you next. that's sort of the. goal the. d.c. family was engaged in massive political financial corruption which led to a concentration of wealth and ultimately the downfall of that country so in america a similar corruption playing out as we call it money in politics and people try to get rid of the lobbyists and this cycle is being played out all over again and so the question is is it inevitable. hello and welcome to worlds apart just a few years ago they hear of europe filling ambivalent about the united states and reopening for business with russia seemed like crazy talk in some corners if still nice but if donald trump continues to spread to europe with tariffs and secondary sanctions can lead to push and seize the moment while to discuss that i'm now i'm joined by one can choo