ahead peter. and a little bit of a different perspective on this than much she does and she talked about forty years rainy and miti tour of the united states as a star and i go back to one thousand nine hundred fifty three iranians have good reason for not trusting the united states united states the cia overthrew the mossad that government in one thousand nine hundred fifty three in iran you talk about russian interference in the american election or the cia consciously deliberately proposed simply overthrew a very popular government in iran because the iranian government was nationalizing british oil interests so how would we feel if iran had come in and overthrown the kennedy government in one thousand nine hundred sixty two and this is the who they were context we have to understand this and so yes and this these sanctions are hurting the iranian people definitely an iranian economy is suffering as a result what is going to be the outcome of this as china going to go along with with us demand

hello and welcome to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm peter lavelle what is the definition of insanity doubling down on the conspiracy theory and why russia may be the key to peace on the korean peninsula. cross talking some real news i'm joined by my guest here in moscow dmitri he's a political analyst we spoke nick international. and in nicosia we cross to alexander krista for oh he is the director and writer for the duran dot com all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciated let me go do i cyprus first. i really have to say watching the panel's endless panels on c.n.n. and and this n.b.c. it looks like a psychiatric. ward and they're all going through some kind of group therapy they can't they can't even get past denial so they're doubling down that's what i'm calling this program your reaction. yeah peter i you know i really hope that they release an underaged acted mueller report because you had the first time that they that they suffered this breakdown which was when barr gave his four five page summ

hello and welcome to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm peter lavelle this year the nato alliance is seventy years old is it time now to shut down this cold war relic also liberal media can say sorry and choke on russia gate. cross talking some real news i'm joined by my guest in moscow he's a political analyst with international and in london we cross to marcus papadopoulos he is the editor of politics first magazine all right gentlemen cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate marcus i want to talk about nato and i'm going to use the words of nato from the nato secretary general stoltenberg and he addressed congress last week it was a real spectacle and i'm going to ask you and deem it to reflect upon it so let's go to this. we do all this not to provoke a conflict but to prevent complet and to preserve peace not to fight but to deter not to attack but to defend how do we act to that markets go ahead. well nato is an offensive criminal and degenerate organization that is the root cause today of instability in the poco

yeah peter i you know i really hope that they release an underaged acted mula report because you had the first time that they that they suffered this breakdown which was when barr gave his four five page summary they couldn't accept it now they have the redacted mueller report a month later and they still can't accept no collusion no obstruction i really really hope you did they release a third report so we can call the next cross talk triple down because they won't accept anything other then you know taking taking trump out of the white house in ariz judge jumpsuit in handcuffs when they've lost their mind yes but alex there will there certainly will be more reports but it's going to be the other shoe dropping it will be very interesting how they cover those reports are demon is that it's just part of the business model i mean they don't know what else to do other than attack the president of united there are many reasons to attack donald trump and his administration and many of his policies but this isn't it and they can't let it go it's there and it's a stockholm syndrome playing

hello and welcome i'm peter w. watching the news hour live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes a setback for the libyan war twenty four have to response to advance on tripoli more than one hundred of his fighters have surrendered to the u.n. backed government. we're live in algiers where hundreds of thousands in the algerian capital demand more change after the president abdelaziz bouteflika resigned earlier this week. the british prime minister asks the e.u. for yet another delay she wants three more months and sport the watching box have secured the best right. forgive me and be a greatest when ensuring home court advantage throughout the upcoming playoffs. ok let's get going and beginning with the military standoff in libya where one hundred forty five fighters loyal to the warlord have to surrender to forces allied to the u.n. backed government in tripoli now they're being held in zawiya and that's fifty kilometers west of the capital dozens of vehicles and weapons were also s

yeah this is this is peter this is the worst election hangover the hangover defeat in history i mean we're three years now two years from the election three years of this of this trump russia collusion hoax and that's what it is it's a hoax it was a hoax from the beginning it's been proven a hoax. barr specifically says there was no collusion he is not recommending that mueller is not recommending any more indictments it's over ok release the three four hundred pages fine no one no one in their right mind expects to see anything different i'm sure the mainstream media the democrats will nit pick and they'll fight a few items to keep this narrative going just a little bit longer but peter they're running on fumes at this point and we all saw what happened that day after barr released his summary what happened to the ratings of rachel bad of c.n.n. of them as n.b.c. tucker carlson and his one hour show got more viewers than all of c.n.n. come bite that means a significant amount of people mostly i would guess independent voters who are buying into this narrative for two three years tha

that's correct peter as we've been hearing different lines different angles don from the prime minister the cabinet spokesperson yes the warnings had come in no precautions were not taken yes we need to see why these precautions were taken some people weren't informed everyone necessary wasn't kept in the loop these are all the different kinds of chatter we're hearing about it the military apparent also coming in the army commander commenting saying that the security services hadn't been kept informed of these warnings so everyone jumping in on this sort of claim and counterclaim of water it happened who knew who didn't but at the end of the day more than three hundred people are dead here in sri lanka and people want to know why peter will stay close thanks for. following developments from where those mass funerals are taking place today. there are at least one hundred ten people killed here at the san sebastian church in a gone bow a town that is often referred to as sri lanka's rome because of the sheer number of catholics and christians that live here it's known as the catholic hear

peter what peter we hear this debate about what about all these people from syria that we were has been supporting these terrorist groups for the last eight years to overthrow assad well we get a lot of come back to america come back to britain i have an idea the. committed their crimes in syria sovereign state why not turn them over to the syrian government that's a good idea max you know your thought before we go to the break here go ahead i mean the largest franchise of al qaeda right now exists under the banner of sham in the it live province and this was a centrally a creation of the u.s. and gulf back proxy war in syria but we have to remember when we talk about islamophobia that the main force that fought this organization and that has died in numbers exceeding one hundred thousand deaths is the mostly sunni syrian arab army which consists mostly of observant muslims we have to remember this we have to remember that people in libya did not want isis to take over syria but this is our creation and then of course it blows back to us in the west and when i say us i mean our elite fo

absolutely peter don't forget that we dealt with a very brutal conflict for over twenty five years a conflict in which time that you had bomb explosions ascension day going off every single day there was some days that we had multiple explosions of a massive scale and all the time the authorities had to sorry we just have someone trying to interrupt a shot we have authorities basically trying to use the system to find out who is behind these attacks there's a huge intelligence operation obviously that. is capable of they had to use it during the conflict with the tamil tigers and it is pretty guaranteed that all of the enforcement agencies the different security arms will be putting their heads together to try and figure out what exactly has transpired in terms of so far. in terms of so far we have seen all the authorities it's all hands on deck we just had a contingent of marines of special forces commanders west seeing a huge military presence around all the locations of the explosions as well as in colombo and in other parts of the country because the.

peter put it right. we have standards for what we will publish and what we will not, and they are pretty stringent. people who think we are willy-nilly out there breaking secrets, they should sit in on some beatings. we live in a world now where if we decide in a measured way, you know, really editors like peter and others in our newsroom, that we are not going to publish something, somebody is going to leak it to somebody else. at some point it's just going to get out there. i can remember agonizing decisions about whether to publish details about bob dole, senator dole running for president, his private life. we went on day after day talking about this, was it relevant that the voters needed to know? we decided no. it got leaked to somebody else and we ended up writing a story about the story. so that's part of the dilemma. we make the best judgments we can, but that doesn't mean it's not going to be out there soon and that we will end up writing about it anyway. >> one example was when we published a

church leaders here want the city to bear the name of st peter. our guiding light was? the words of peter the great himself — the impossible does happen. this was a surprising result, a slim but safe majority, voted yes to the referendum question whether leningrad should become st petersburg once more. translation: it was an indescribable feeling of great romantic illusions and hopes, that this was the first step up a great ladder. many of our hopes did not come to pass. ludmilla narusova. for ourfinalfilm, we head to the vatican city. in a surprise announcement in 1959, popejohn xxiii called all the world's bishops and cardinals to rome to discuss modernising the church. the debates which became known as vatican ii went on throughout the 19605 and led to major changes any practice and outlook of millions of catholics. rome, where this week there opens the vatican council, the largest and the most important of any of the conferences in the whole 2,000 years of the roman catholic church. more than 2,000 cardinals and bishops... it was summoned by p

. >> caller: hi, peter and james. peter this is so funny, i actually called about seven years ago, you are interviewing a gentleman at the space museum. and my question is, thank you so much for cspan. mr. donovan, i wanted to get your views excuse me i'm a little nervous. on the nuclear rockets successful ground test in 1969 and part of the issue is that is being done at the marshall center and this is just an idea the particular idea that a rocket laboratory and what is needed instead of the current term of laboratory. i think we should upgrade everything to rocket laboratory and marshall to move marshall to california texas, or florida. i just want to get your opinion. >> host: peter in alexandria, virginia thank you. >> guest: there was some research and development into nuclear propulsion. it was abandoned, they stuck with chemical which they been using a course, but right now, of course they are thinking about going to mars and is a long, long way. 34 million miles. they're looking at other systems, ions, nuclea

peter we've discussed the legislative framework that's being put in x. in europe right to resist but to restrict media freedom here we see what i talked about a week or two ago the use of the criminal law the glass of information and this is what we call dictatorship you know exactly it. is an australian citizen his own government didn't lift a finger no surprise there we can weeks is an operation that is now based in the united states. the department of justice now is making a claim and then it has its reach is global if if the department of justice determines that you have committed some kind of crime s. be nice for example against the united states you could be prosecuted anywhere in the world. and i to underline that on the contrary on manning on the snowden. never work for. us services. is not a twitter of anything and listening to. that is a member of the known state intelligence agency it's completely crazy and. of course i couldn't agree more that using it is. not only for. fighting on the economic called point of view but even of fodder for the.

so, please give a warm welcome to peter carmichael. [applause] peter: ok, sorry. [laughter] need to get settled. thank you so much for the kind introduction. coming back here is nostalgic and it makes mean this logic of 1985 i the summer was a seasonal historian at appomattox courthouse. i had to play a union soldier, bobby fields, 9:00 to 5:00 every day that summer, pretending it was 1865. it was a gratis -- experience, of course. the former chief historian their that i wasew interested in william pegram. he said, why don't you come to the virginia bcm and historical society. and i was getting to that point in my life where i was like -- remember when? i did my first research there. other things since then, i've relied heavily on the collections here. in many ways this was my home court to do research. i have had a number of people helping me along the way. of course it's a number -- it's a mistake to list names because you forget somebody but i have to mention everybody, but i have to remember francis, who was so kind and so wise. it is a pleasure and an honor.

thank you peter thank you lots more still to come here all the news for you including the stories will be live on the u.s. border with mexico ahead of a visit by the u.s. president donald trump. and life after the genocide we hear from survivors twenty five years old. and in sports the milwaukee bucks and a half century way to set the best record of the n.b.a. season will be with us with that story in about thirty minutes. hundreds of thousands of algerians are on the streets of the capital as they're demanding even more changes to the government after reports came in saying the intelligence chief was sacked on friday and their long time president resigned earlier this week has been a smith. algeria's military might be disappointed if it was hoping that the resignation of president. would dampen enthusiasm for government protests hundreds of thousands of people are back on the streets nationwide for a seventh friday for them beautifully his resignation earlier this week is only a first gesture all of that here we demand. these gangs to go all of them including . we cannot remain silent

>> peter? >> yes, go ahead, peter. >> my name is peter hosey, and i live here in the city. we need safe, well run navigation centers as part of a comprehensive program of services, not sweeps, to help our fellow san franciscans get back into healthy, happy live does. stigma does not help. sweeps do not help. services helps. safety helps. shelter helps. please approve the navigation center. thank you. >> thank you. all right. one more time, jim, christie, angela, and pat, please come up to the mic. jim, christie, angela, or pat. if not, i'm going to keep moving. [inaudible] >> she already spoke in all right. thank you, then. [inaudible] >> all right. charlie -- looks like -- charlie, john, and steven. are you here? charlie, john, and steven. >> dale seymour wants to talk about keeping it real. well, the thing is the navigation center is violating several policies and its contract with the city and county of san francisco and its contract with the homeless, but jeff kosinsky and his staff, they just sweep it all under the rug. so then, myself, i have to file a lawsuit against

give them some some fuel to fire this hoax for maybe all the way up until two thousand and twenty peter but i mean the second part of the mule report all that really was saying was that trump is angry got angry that there yeah he's angry that they're investigating him for a crime that no one knows what that crime is so i mean they're investigating him for something that no one understands happened a lot of assertions like the most said a lot of assertions and trump is just you know mulling around the white house upset that's the entire second part of the report and here comes a bar here cuz barr who is going to do what trouble probably just in two thousand and sixteen peter barr is going to drain the swamp and the optics the optics of that press conference we've talked about it many times was bart take control in a very calm manner and who was behind. find him like a deer that is just seen right head like this or rot rosenstein rod rosie was brought to huey and you can see it in his face it's a very good book but demon you know from our perspective our side of the pond here . comes to t

peter: at the entry level we have made a lot of progress.er see the stark disparity that you want saw. that is across gender, sexuality. but as you go higher and higher, the ranks look less and less diverse. particularly when you get to boards. in some sense, the devil is in the details. if you look at the treatment of women in organizations, you'll find more equity in pay, more equity at entry levels. but the details mean that women are sort of ferreted out of roles, the incentives are harder to see, but they don't make it into the higher responsibility levels. when a hiring board for a new ceo, they say, nobody has enough experience except for the same group of people, no women, no people of color. david: what about the pipeline? if we went to your school and looked at the democratic profile, what does it look like today? peter: about 37% is the women in the school, about 20% underrepresented minorities, african-americans, latinos. on the women's side, we should be closer to 50/50. for a lot of reasons, i think women look at the job option

thousands of worshippers have turned to join pope francis for easter mass in some peter's square where he talked about the sacred holiday commemorates the resurrection of jesus christ after the crucifixion. dear brothers and sisters i heard with sadness use of the horrendous attacks which on this very day sunday have brought mourning and pain to churches and other places and true i would like to express my heartfelt closeness to the christian community attacked while gathered in prayer and to all the victims of such cruel acts of violence and trust to the lord all who so tragically died and i pray for the rooted in all those who suffered because of this tragic about. the fire that engulfed. this week has forced worshipers to find other places to celebrate their easter holiday. parishioners who normally celebrate easter mass at the historic paris cathedral that moved to the nearby sent church isn't expected to be open to the public for at least several years the french president and i know michael is pushing for a quick reconstruction. we're getting reports of an army camp in mali comin

absolutely peter don't forget that we dealt with a very brutal conflict for over twenty five years a conflict in which time that you had bomb explosions essentially going off every single day there was some days that we had multiple explosions of a massive scale and all the time the authorities had to sorry we just have someone try to interrupt a shot we have authorities basically trying to use the system to find out who is behind these attacks there's a huge intelligence operation obviously that. is capable of they had to use it during the conflict with the tamil tigers and it is pretty guaranteed that all of the enforcement agencies the different security arms will be putting their heads together to try and figure out what exactly has transpired in terms of so far. in terms of so far we have seen all the authorities it's all hands on deck we just had a contingent of marines of special forces commanders west seeing a huge military presence around all the locations of the explosions as well as in colombo and in other parts of the country because the government has started to use nor

well peter not really because on wednesday there was an unprecedented move. a motion of no confidence put forward in the national assembly against him from both members of the ruling party members of his own political party and members of the opposition calling for his resignation and the resignation of his government and that was supposed to be voted in today on friday and his resignation came on thursday night and that peter on april fifth we saw massive protests i mean thousands of people on the streets of by michel we hadn't seen so many people on the streets protesting since one nine hundred ninety one when people were protesting for democracy and these were people from various walks of life you had people who were close to the religious. the religious leaders you had the poll community had members of the opposition each. and launching the resignation of of my god he crystallizes all that is going wrong right now in mali some people were protesting because the cost of living has gone up by twenty percent others are protesting because the government isn't

peter: yeah.get to the spring of the year and the recession actually hits, they got 111, so still less than one quarter of them. not a great track record. carol: and it is not just imf. those imf forecasts will often come out and it's like yeah, ok. peter: the imf is a fine forecasting organization, just like anyone else. they looked at private forecasters and they found the private forecasters did not do any better. carol: let's not forget the great recession. how many people missed it? peter: that's a black mark, right? there were people who saw a recession coming, but i would venture to say that even amongst those who saw it coming, if you had any idea how bad it would be, it was the worst since the great depression of 1930's. that was just really not in the cards for most forecasters. carol: you talk about info about the economy. there is a lag to it. peter: you can't tell what's happening, and when data comes in, it comes in with a lag. and then you have a phenomenon that a recession can be c

the other amazing thing is the thing that peter mentioned a second ago. which is that in the course of our careers, we've seen so many white houses where the rule has become, you don't take notes because it will expose you to criminal liability or gets you sucked into something, you're going to have to pay lawyers forever. in this white house you see people taking notes because of the fact they're trying to protect themselves because what's happening around them is so crazy and they recognize in the moment that it is potentially poses legal inju jeopardy, they're doing what everyone is trained not to do, don't make a record, they're going, this is so messed up, i have to make a record because i'm going to end up in legal jeopardy and this is the only way to save myself. this is off the charts. >> you've written a couple of vivid, compelling narrative accounts and short of subpoena power, i would argue that you got more than most people get in terms of painting the pictures. what stood out the most for you? >> again just now we go into the realm, the realm

>> can you quote peter baker? >> that's the next volume. >> the baker tapes. >> the essential baker tapes. [ laughter ] >> what really worries me is that the constitution is relatively clear, clear enough to my mind, on how you impeach and convict a president. there's nothing in the constitution about how you actually physically remove him from the oval office [ laughter ] no, i'm serious. think about the scenario. the president gets impeached and convicted. he is in the white house. he is tweeting to his followers, they are trying to take away your president. they're trying to nullify your election. here's an interesting fact. his followers tend to be heavily armed. so all it takes is 15,000 of them to show up in washington, d.c. heavily armed, and you get something much, much worse than tiananmen square. >> the secretary of defense, nixon's secretary of defense told us at the library that he was so concerned that someone in the white house would order a troop movement -- he didn't think it would be nixon. he kne

tom: peter kinsella with us.we set up a discussion on europe -- how much of the e.u., european automobile business is distorted by the euro and the valuation of the euro? peter: i don't think an awful lot. if you look at the real effect of the exchange rate over the past 15 years, it has been pretty solid. rather what you find is european and german exports additionally, the biggest determinant of their export component is the growth metrics of their exporting partners. if you look at the states and china, when there gdp growth is doing well the exports do well. have muchone does not of an impact on overall profitability. it should not be an enormous level or effect. looking at euro-dollar the last year, it has not been that volatile. we are not -- have not really been that volatile so you will export that in the numbers of the auto industry. francine: peter kinsella, thank you so much. on to the southern -- sudden ofth last year on the 25th march, the company came to a standstill. the man who oversaw everything