on may 9th this year — not as a respected on red square on may 9th this year — not as a respected leaderneed real success, we need real peace. we must build the armed forces of europe so that in estionia, lies in nato. everyone here agrees that europe needs to spend more on defence but, no, says the eu's top we have nato, we have the armed forces, 27 countries, 2a of them also in nato, we can work with that. there is a european army already and it is nato compatible of course. to keep russia at bay going forward, notjust in ukraine but also elsewhere. we don't need a separate alternative to nato. we have nato, we have the armed forces, 27 countries, 2a of them also in nato, we can work with that. new nato member finland has a long border with russia. here too the foreign minister as opposed to a european army. there is a european army already and it is nato compatible of course. what we try to emphasise is that we need a credible plan to keep russia at bay going forward, notjust in ukraine but also elsewhere. here in munich, the ukrainian president did spend time meeting the us vice pres

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s. president. standing on the red square on main, on may 9th this year. not as a respected leader, but as a pro in his own performance. we don't need that. we need the real success. we need real peace related skills, speed to receive, sustain deplores. compare that with a day earlier when the us vice president j. d. then spoke in the same room, just a smattering for like class and audience done by his attack on european democracy. i'm told by the informed ukrainian source, but it was vance, a speech that prompted zalinski to change his tone to the us administration. now believes his best approach is trying to unite european nations behind to we will. there's a risk. the lensky is tougher comments. the continued in a late to news conference will antagonize trump pollings foreign minister told me in the circumstances. plain speaking is justified. i think with the new administration there is a premium on frankness and the times of a hard you create a new spacing, exist central choices. also, president zalinski tells it like it is and i hope it gets hurt. her

s. president. standing on the red square on main, on may 9th this year. not as a respected leader, but as a pro in his own performance. so as the, let's see, they're essentially saying that pitching is going to be using trunk essentially admiring it. but, but the us doesn't seem to give too much of a carol about this. we've now heard from the us special envoy keith kellogg. this is the guy that is going to try and put together this and to the war in ukraine and he's 10, ron, he's gone yet. you're not going to be at the table in general. they should not even complain devices. can you, can your show this audience the ukrainians will be at the table and europeans will be at the table. oh, are you just change the whole dynamic? pardon or victor, thanks for having us today. i appreciate the answer that last question, just you framed it? the answer is no. the answer to the earlier part of the questions. yes, of course you can use are going to be at the table. interestingly, we have a goal these over chose about negotiations possible to in saudi arabia in the ne

s. president. standing on the red square on main, on may 9th this year. not as a respected later, but as a pro, in his own performance. that's across now to r, t correspondence, charlotte davinsky in munich, who is the following. the conference for us, charlotte, many people attending the conference there are reeling from the us. vice presidents bombshell remarks which he delivered on day one, which left european leader is a bit in disbelief and zalinski likely feeling. the heat of the ukrainian leader has been making a concerted effort to stare europe away from the us position as washington tends to shift in foreign policy. what more can you tell us? yeah, that's why, as you did not click bowels load them is the landscape from ukraine. he found it incredibly big to this comes off to a few days of where we've been hearing these bull michelle announcements coming out from the new white house has been distressing. the under donald trump, 1st of all, that he spoke to vladimir putin. nobody he was looking to have told between russia and the us with ukraine, o

s. president. standing on the red square on main, on may 9th this year. not as a respected later, but as a pro, in his own performance, as you did not click the music landscape form ukraine, he found it incredibly based. uh, this comes off to a few days of where we've been hearing these bull michelle announcements coming out from the new white house administration. and donald trump, 1st of all that he spoke to vladimir putin. nobody he was looking to have told between russia and the us with ukraine, of course being invited to that, but possibly as a bit of a spare part. and then we had the us vice president j d phones here in munich out the security council laying into your room for it to start as in europe. we know he's also incredibly critical of you, craig, but he basically said you replace really use a coming back from its fundamental values of things like freedom of speech. and he said that the us was that it's defending that. we also know that sometimes ski and von submit on the sidelines become friends. think clearly that is a meeting that didn't g

s. president, standing on the red square on main, on may 9th this year. not as a respected leader, but as a pro, in his own performance as well. this comes, of course, all does a lot of scheme met with the us by spreads and j. d. phones at the sidelines of the munich security conference on friday evening. and our meeting that didn't seem to go to planned for him. although j. d bounce did say that it was fruitful. i thought, of course, came off to j. d. phones gave that fire respect to the security. conflicts essentially criticize a little aspects of europe, including saying it was more treating the way you from it's fundamental values is talking there about freedom of speech. now, did that did not go to well here in music. in fact, people didn't know whether to clap at the end of taking phones to speech. she had also said there is a new sheriff in time that, of course, isn't donald trump administration in the united states at the moment, giving a sense yes, again that the us will go alone in its own course regarding this. now we've also been hearing some

well, i think images of donald trump standing by lemons, most of them on red square on the 9th of may, which is which lots of the kill a number of in, you know, to come up. i'm but you know, this is interesting cuz you put that obviously about the economic aspect. it was interesting that clearly that was a focus. we had a very experienced mind. crill, demitra who has his own experience. obviously it's for him, it's the financial angle and business coming fact about american russian corporation, especially in oil. she was say, we had them talk about the architect. we heard them talking about setting up watching groups on different aspects. and for me, what was striking was thought they got to ukraine, but it wasn't at the very top. and i think that was quite symbolic in the sense of showing that the war and ukraine was nap or a pope necessary ukraine. it was without the why did to political not on, on what the world is going to look like, where the balance of power is going to know why? well, i think it and, and even a deeper question is about the new killer us as far as that goes to q

his go in to visit most cove and he's together on the red square level celebration is great and diverse 3 on the ring on the memory of somebody that also be attends her beyond fighters who gave their lives now the most that the 2 or serbia and the whole you are a to be free. we're not a new stereo. do i hope that this traditional friendly relationship with no call list goes to you? the reserves for can see all a couple of the 10 remains perio to that are the 2 to and leads to realisation of the full potential. and we will work this out to activity together with russian partners of the williams book, focus on the cheating those goals and fulfilling that potential. i'm very satisfied that's beginning of this year. we're discussing on a given an additional impulse to our corporation. recently that was the 28th session, but none of our into governmental commission on trade and other cooperation between our countries and the last $2.00 economic cooperation that exists for bill to be more needs to be strengthened. since you have a more and the air flight spits in belgrade and moscow in st. pe

being charged with is policing or enforcing immigration laws in these areas between the red, the red squares. yeah. and so these are these the area where the border patrol is going to be most important, at least as it's initially u.s. land wars had previously been enforced by federal inspectors. oftentimes they were charged with preventing illegal entry of chinese migrants and other types of banned immigration, as well as, of course, alcohol smuggling during prohibition for over a decade. prohibition in place. and so alcohol, other substances had to come in from other areas. oftentimes, sometimes they're coming from the northern, sometimes are coming from the southern borderlands. initially border patrol as a government agency is funded with $1 million and began with 450 agents or inspectors a i guess a fun fact about how not necessarily well funded, this agency was at the beginning is that the the federal did provide patrol inspectors with a badge and revolver recruits had to provide their own horse and saddle but the government did provide boats and hay for the horses. so the horse in the

just about like every other american tourist who comes to moscow, president reagan today toured red squares the historic center of this capital, of course. he had the best possible tour guide -- mikhail gorbachev. donaldson: so friendly was it all that at one point, president reagan threw his arm around gorbachev and, at another point, completely took back his "evil empire" pronouncement. reporter: do you still think you're in an evil empire, mr. president? no. why not? i was talking about another time and another era. the warmonger reagan is essentially saying the cold war looks as if it's coming to an end. president reagan: freedom is the recognition that no single person, no single authority or government has a monopoly on the truth. it is the right to put forth an idea scoffed at by the experts and watch it catch fire among the people. petersen: in gorbachev's soviet union, food has become even harder to get. once, there was a selection -- maybe two or three cheeses. now there is only one. there is a dangerous undertone to the complaints. "we ate better," they say, "in the days of brez

the impression that red square in the pageantry of president's funeral fresh in my mind we are very to the front when the goose arm swinging elite guard marched in, i at first saw only hostile troops, hostile power. we had a little too little weight. and i watched the changing the guard and looked at the faces. and then i saw sons in yours, george, jeb, neil, mike and ron. i saw a funeral without tears say for the immediate family. i a funeral without god and thought. how sad, lonely. and i can't speak for george shultz, with whom it was a total joy sharing these responsibilities. but let me say two things now. first, thanks for sending us on an unforgettable mission. second, we succeed in our quest for peace. now back to africa. my plane had interrupted pick me up there and going to moscow. warm regards, george. we move for the first time. was the first american to make a meeting with after he became. the number one man there. and this was for the president. march 13th, 85. i've about or 8 hours to think about our one hour. and today i'm meeting with gorbachev. gorbachev will package

president standing on red square on main on may 9th this year, not as a respected leader, but as a propmance. we don't need that. we need real success. we need real peace. so some in europe may not fully understand what's happening in washington right now, but let's focus on understanding ourselves right here in europe. we must give strength to europe first. does america need europe as a market? yes, but as an ally. i don't know. for the answer to be yes. europe needs a single voice, not a dozen different ones. even those who regularly come to mar-a-lago need to be a part of a strong europe. because president trump does. doesn't like weak friends. he respects strengths. next, some in europe may be frustrated with brussels. but let's be clear if not brussels, then moscow is your decision. that's geopolitics. that's history. moscow will pull europe apart if we as europeans don't trust each other. a few days ago, president trump told me about his conversation with putin. not once did he mention that america needs europe at the table. that says a lot. the old days are over when america supp

received funding from usaid and that they should be made to quote, publicly confess and repent on red squareion, let them provide the names. congress will send us the list, and we'll hand it over to the fsb. one current usaid employee tells the guardian, quote, this is trump's afghanistan withdrawal, cutting and running and leaving people who have faithfully and consistently worked for the usa and our interests being left behind to be jailed or worse. joining us now is congressman jim himes of connecticut. he's a ranking member on the house intelligence committee, the top democrat on that committee. congressman himes, i really appreciate you making time tonight. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me, rachel. >> i confess that i worried a lot about the legality of what it meant to be shutting down usaid. i worried about the false information and lies and the impact of that in terms of the ways they were describing what usaid is. i worried about the material impact of shutting down usaid programs that do good work and keep people alive. i before today had not yet let my brain go there