possible we don't want them here any more be the childress and there's ridicule turkish president the rajah tired out one has recognized this change in public sentiment in the past few weeks he has made repeated promises that millions of syrians will return home to a so-called safe zone that he wants to establish in the north east of syria. but the government insists deportations are not taking place and that syrians who are returning are doing so voluntarily. that mare chatter does disagreeing is the lawyers trying to help get off the racial son back from syria mohammed and his family have valid turkish documents and protection status checkers has filed an appeal with turkey's constitutional court. sending a person to a war zone as a serious human rights violation of the mohammed is not an isolated case itself this is happening to many syrians many have been deported in recent months. the lawyers says that many deported syrians attempt to return to turkey making a 2nd escape from their war torn country illegally and often at a high cost paying a lot of money to smugness and as dangerous as

south africa and they want to keep medicare french yes and they felt if they had to choose between rajah didn't. they would choose not to be there because he's french. to understand the cross was the colonial power so if you just go to another goes can you look at me to go see everything about a ghost history from the from the cars the language of the people the business and everything well present drove them out of to do it's been explained to me in this is just my understanding of it is that. he then began to open the economy engine on french interest so he would say the creed for example is change the constitution so that marriage is short and she pledged to change the food language a.j. said he began to open the economy to just about. all of these tourist signals to from the trunk of the park she was. ok and was free having something as you know is that the true issue. and we lost to the non-negotiable french position is that rather than the literature. since the coup the president has been part of international negotiations mediated acetic the southern african development community.

possibly will very much probably linked to domestic turkish factors meaning that turkish person of the rajah on is carrying out this operation in order to meet the demands of the anti could this show a population all antiquity street if you would like into a key there are many people in turkey who would the basically welcome such an act and so i think. or do and he was playing to the domestic turkish audiences and if that is indeed the case i don't think that any efforts by iran or any other player to diffuse the situation will turn out to be successful and when it comes to the wider picture how much could this operation destabilize northern syria. i don't think that this so operation could lead to a lot of stability in northern so if it does continue you know if for the plan for turkey is to enter along with its referred to some of its allies also participating i don't think that this will lead to calming down of a situation i think it will rather lead to even more instability for all parties it could also be an opportunity for isis to maybe regroup that is something which the americans hav

poll i've read the majority of americans 51 percent are in favor of police beating him which is the rajah's and removing him from office so this is happening recently over the u.s. my producer just reminded me this is the largest. she knew any trees around the city far the estimated time which could be 10000 we don't know that region even like this but it certainly reached the thousands in those days repeated seemed to be increasing the number of people should be living in the tree removal of the president every priest dramatically in just in the last couple of months and this is representative of. all right thank you very much sean hannity well all the latest from minneapolis and minnesota where president trump is rallying made his fight against impeachment. on now to ecuador where human rights organization to ventura del pueblo has confirmed 5 people have died in the protests against president lenin moreno's austerity measures at least one indigenous protester was among those killed in the unrest in ecuador's capital quito volunteers from the catholic university say 2 children and 2 elder

leave an area 32 kilometers deep into syria where turkey wants to establish its so-called safe so the rajah type heard one says he will resume the offensive if the fighters don't withdraw by tuesday evening trial stratfor has more from. turkey syria border volunteers and medics say that off to being repeatedly denied access by turkish backed forces to the town of russell i know they were eventually allowed in and able to evacuate some of the injured from a hospital there and also deliver medical aid now there have been sporadic clashes in the town the wider cease fire across the border area though it does seem to be holding has been a statement made by the kurdish forces commander muslim abdi he's accusing turkey of scuppering this us brokered deal by not allowing kurdish fighters out of the city of russell and we've spoken to some of the syrian fighters in there and they say well they say kurdish forces are refusing to leave their positions meanwhile president over the word has has reiterated his threat that if those kurdish fighters do not leave the proposed safety zone by the end of choo

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leading off our discussion tonight are democratic congressman rajah, he attended thedes of both christopher anderson and catherine croft today. also joining us jill wine-banks, and evelyn farkas, a deputy assistant secretary of defense in the obama administration and a former staff member on the house foreign affairs committee. she served on the staff of the senate armed services committee for seven years. she knows catherine croft who testified today, and she's an msnbc national security analyst. congressman, first of all, today's depositions did they deepen your understanding of what has been happening within the administration on ukraine and in what ways did they do that? >> thanks for having me on, lawrence. i think it's fair to say that they fleshed out further kind of the evidence supporting the whistle-blower's allegations and the scheme to basically pressure the ukrainians to initiate bogus investigations of the president's domestic rivals in return for aid and potentially a white house meeting as well. and so i can't comment on the specifics of the testimony, but these individuals,