ok roland before the break you were just itching to say something so go right ahead and the. you know we were talking about why the crisis in the why now why why why didn't what triggered it and so forth in terms of austerity the debt crisis or rather the financial crisis just brought the debt problem to the forefront and basically what you've got is it's very simple most of the liabilities in the u.s. and in certainly in western europe are exponential in other words their growth expands tremendously as time goes forward and people they kind of woke up to this you've got to remember the underlying issue is a political issue it's a media logical issue and that is what is the role of government what's the role of state those who believe in large statism more of a socialistic approach certainly do not see the debt crisis and they certainly don't want austerity and those who take the opposite political view certainly want to see us they want to change the pendulum this is really an india logical crisis as as as a debt problem well in america if i go to you i mean this is kind of

roland on one side and he's the doctor and he goes listen you know this is this is a terrible situation this man's got to stop drinking i mean alcohol is the cause of his problem the sooner he stops drinking the better and then we have mark on the other hand who says you know i mean that's true he's been drinking too much but if we cut him off right now he's just going to have a heart attack and die we're going to systemic collapse all right and my situation is i'm looking at this as you know that guy's going to be hauled off to the to the room and let's start praying so this is basically what it is cannot stay. stop the debt you've got to start spending to cut down debt whether or not it's too late is now the question ok roland go ahead and absolutely look i will just go back to mark mark you cannot separate economy and debt if you're suggesting that the debt is caused because of bad economic performance if you look at western europe industrialized larger economies over the last thirty years compare that to the economy in the u.s. with that major difference being a larger socialist spe

no. >> roland, are you saying he shouldn't be censured, he should only be reprimanded? >> what i'm saying is based upon what john just laid out, when you compare other members of congress in terms of what they did, compared to rangel, what i'm saying is if a member of congress was having sex with a house page and that person had censure and then if you saw what the speaker of the house gingrich what he did using the committee and he didn't -- that did not rise to the level of censure -- >> roland, two wrongs don't make a right. >> i didn't say it's a right. >> the tax code and then not even follow it himself? >> i'm making a comparison. >> it's an invalid comparison. >> david, i wanted to ask you this. charlie rangel stood before the committee and he basically begged for mercy. he said i'm 80 years old, i don't know how much longer i'm going to live, and then he said this. let's listen. >> and i recognize that you cannot deal with issues that's not before this committee. but what the press has done to me and my community and my family is just totally unfair. counsel kno

roland -- >> absolutely, anderson. is -- she's making a ton of money, we're trying to figure out why. it's the same as kim kardashian -- >> she has held public office. has kim kardashian ever held a job? sarah palin has. >> she's held public office and she quit. she quit her job because she wanted to go out and be a celebrity. let's go ahead and put it out there. >> i think it's unfair to compare her to kim kardashian. >> fine. but the bottom line is, whatever, but the bottom line is here, we do know she quit, she didn't serve her whole term, but here's the other piece. the gallup poll came out today, her unfavorable rating is 52%. her favorable is 40%. the lowest it's ever been. so, yeah, there's a strong concentrated group of people on the republican side who really love and adore sarah palin. but when karl rove and other republicans, alex, he danced around it but even he knows, at the end of the day, sarah palin would be a disaster for the democratic party and paul begala is at home saying, please nominate sarah pal

roland martin, what do you make of that?getting a little push-back from the folks talking about when cheney came to him as to whether or not he should have been his vp. that's his way of saying, hey, dick, i have your back. first of all. >> a little texas jealousy going tlo. we haven't seen the former vice president for some time and he's up on his feet. the democrats don't like what he said, but just that he's jumping back into the game. i take that as a good sign. >> considering all he's been through, he's very fortunate to be alive and still fortunate on the stage. obviously his mind is still clear. whatever the diet he's on, row lan and i don't want to go on. >> hell no. i'm with you, ed. >> and i think he showed a little humor. it was not -- at this point in time presidential libraries, there's an old saying the two happiest days of a president is the day he's inaugurated and dedicates his libraries. president bush is going through a recovery period. >> you don't hear al gore in every debate, but you hear dick cheney's

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this is how they trade powers, through this process. >> roland martin, mitch mcconnell in supporting the ban on earmarks said, look, i don't really believe in this, because, three weeks ago he was against it, but gave to tea party pressure, but he said i'm worried about just giving more budgetary discretion to the white house and putting it in the hands of the president. is he right to be concerned about that? >> no, that's utter nonsense. first of all, i disagree when we categorize this as, well, it's just less than 1%, because if you ask anybody when it comes to their own personal budget, when you need to make cuts, every little bit helps. but it is clear that senator mcconnell and republicans want to, to the american people, try to make it all about obama, he's going to somehow spend the money. when you have republicans and democrats who want to spend, spend, spend. but in your opening, john, you're absolutely right. where are they going to cut? are they willing to touch defense? you see john mccain in a constant battle with fellow republicans, tom coburn when it comes to defense

roland martin, if you do read the law literally, he might have a problem?he might have a problem, but keep in mind, president george h.w. bush. he actually rided esided in hou. they had a suite at the hotel. that was their official residence, although he was vice president, he also was president. so he will go back and vote here and was considered a texan. it's based on frankly how the election folks there this chicago rule, but there is precedent in other places, that being your official residence. >> precedents in other places, but other places don't play politics like chicago does. >> this is business as usually hard bore politics where the best way to win an election is to knock a strong rival off the ballot any way possible. the the emanuel campaign is arguing that intent is what a judge will look at. the loser will go to a court, appellate, could go to the illinois supreme court. his people argue he never intended to moouch to washington permanently and never established a permanent residence, and that can be proven easily enough because there was a s

that's roland park elementary. this is from bwi marshall airport. 40. waking up and joining us easton at 46. 41 up towards york, pa and hagerstown and winchester and -- winchester and beyond the 30s. clouds from the mountains from a weather system spreading in our direction. so today is the day all of us will get the cloud. and it's because of what he moving in behind yesterday's big storm. another disturbance sliding through the midwest. see a little hint of a spin. that's racing its way eastbound also with a cold front that's going to tail behind it and reenforce the chill leading in towards the weekend. the real interesting thing is we have seen some hint of make precipitation show up on the northern fringe and we are watching as does this pass to the south, we will be right on the northern fringe of the showers. there's a possibility that especially south of baltimore you get a little wet late afternoon and evening. north of baltimore, the chances diminish. but that's where the cold air will catch up. so we will watch the northern fringe in the moun

roland buerk reports from tokyo. >> for decades, japan's factories have drven its economy, supplying the world with electronics and cars. but as the industrial machine is looking vulnerable, high-tech manufacturing requires rare earth and china has a near monopoly on supply. >> this is original rare earth ore -- >> at tokyo's biggest trading house, they've seen shipments dry up suspects a territorial dispute between china and japan began. >> already one month of nearly two months will pass, and not yet coming even the one kilo. >> so japan is looking for its own rare earth. once people send their used computers for recycling to be more green. now what's inside is needed so badly, they call this urban mining. this place works on the principle that yesterday's must have is today's obsolete junk. look at this. it's a sega mega drive. not that long ago on the top of every kid's christmas wish list. these are all computer monitors. they take up too much room on people's desks now. these are old p.c.'s. who wants an electric typewriter these days? let alone a cassette deck. but inside all

mare's disability council, roland wong, christine and james, we are grateful that you will be serving. we are grateful for the work you do with the american disabilities act. we just celebrated an anniversary of the ada. you all are leading by example. thank you for your willingness to continue on and serve on this council. i appreciate the board of supervisors tried to right some wrongs at the chamber by making accessible our own chambers, which is remarkable in 2010. i told bart, i do not know why, and i know it is sort of patronizing, but why would anyone want to serve? literally, why would anyone want to serve on the bart board? those of you on the red board know what i mean. god bless you as well. they have held the line. there is not this friction between tenants and landlords like we have experienced in the past. tim, you remember those days. we have avoided all of that. barbara, you were around as well. do not act like you do not remember those years. it is good that we are holding the ne. bob patterson, i have known him for ever. thank you for your willingness to sit on the s

senator roland burrised a -- submitted more than 20,000 signatures. in pilsen, julian crews, wngs wgn -- wgn news. >>> so, so interesting. joining us with more on the race for mayor is our political analyst, paul lisnek. thank you for being here. we have so much to talk about but the first thing is 20 candidates. that can't last until election day. >> and we will see a lot of folks drop out between now and the end of the month because the challenges can be registered by the end of the month. a lot don't have enough significance. one is alderman bernie stone's son. he only had hundreds of signatures. that may have gone up. you will see people drop out. >> we have a republican running in this heavily democratic race. his name is rob halpen. does he have a chance? >> his credentials are that he lives in rahm emanuel's house and smokes cigars and is an industrial businessman. that's all we know. he will tell us he has no experience. he says it looks coincidental that he is running living in rahm's house. can i tell you what this is about? i'm putting it o

rola roland, what do you think about this story? >> well, look. i certainly understand the pastor's position in terms of he is counseling people. he's dealing with infidelity. but the issue is not facebook. the issue is not social media. what this says is that if somebody is committing infidelity, there's something else going on in the marriage nothing to do with social media. and so he can say get off facebook. what about twitter and dig and all of these other social media outlets? black planet. the root. different websites and blogs. so the root issue is what's happening inside of the marriages? how are they being fortified? also, i think he is crossing a line by telling somebody what you can do in your personal life as a staffer. how do you say, i'm going to link you having a personal account on facebook with your job? that makes no sense to me. >> all right. but let's just back up for a minute and let's admit it, roland. this got our team talking this morning in the meeting whether it was a personal experience or somebody that they knew. prett

christine, roland, stephen, always a pleasure to have you here. congress, world leaders, economists, even cartoons lining up to get their shot in at the federal reserve. >> so has the fed ever been right about anything? >> let me see if i can think of anything. no, nothing. >> who runs the fed? >> the fed is run by ben bernanke. >> why is ben bernanke so unpopular? we'll find out what's behind the criticism. >>> don't change the channel. i'm about to say qe 2. i am with you. i have lots of people around me, including christine romans, the plan to stimulate the economy by purchasing $600 billion in bonds is coming under attack this week from conservatives, economists, and republicans. a letter signed by more than 22 political strategists and economists sent to federal reserve chairman ben bernanke says, and i quote, we believe the federal reserve's large scale asset purchase plan, so-called quantitative easing, should be reconsidered and discontinued. douglas is president of the american action forum and former director of the congressional budget

roland martin, a cnn contributor. tide is turning how americans think of government spending. 1994 when we polled one in three wanted the government to spend less on domestic programs. today they are split evenly whether to cut spending or not. washington spend $109 billion on jobless benefits. are americans ready to cut off long-term employees because it's costing more on taxes. >> people who have jobs, haven't been adversely impacted, of course they are saying that. when you look at people talking about the deficit, these are likely not the people struggling. earlier this week on the tom joyner morning show, he read a letter from a woman who for three years hasn't been able to find a job. she's been sending out resumes, going to the library, couldn't afford a drug test to become a trucker. she paid $600 for rent. if she was late it cost $800. her mother moved in with her. you're talking about republicans extending tax cuts, costs for the rich $700 billion. $700 billion for them, $100 billion plus unemployment benefi

she joins us along with roland martin and we have eric erikkson. melanie i mentioned mr.him but not formally representing him. you say the congressman could be committing an ethic's vice during his trial. how so? >> if in lowell was representing him, let's just understand this. is mr. lowell -- are mr. rangel, are they saying that abbie lowell happened to walk by the ethic ice committee room and happened to walk in when mr. rangel was having his hearing and happened to sit in a reserved seat and walk out with the congressman and guide reporters? that seems unlikely. it does seem like he was, in fact, giving advice. >> can he be there as a friend? >> certainly. but given mr. lowell's well-known legal defense fund who handles these kinds of matters, that doesn't seem likely in these circumstances. >> does this pass the smell test for him to claim he didn't know he could set up a legal defense fund? >> i don't understand why that wasn't set up. but recognize, he was paying for his defense out of a campaign fund. had a significant war chest, obviously, that came down. now, wh

i looked at roland burriss' desk because he told me bobby kennedy carved his name in the bottom of the drawer, sure enough, there it was. you get a sense of history. the compromise for 1850, the world war 1, world war ii, and with all humility you take this office being one of the hundreds designed the future of america. >> mark disk joins the senate at the tail end of a lame duck session at a time when there's concern that partisan bickering will take over the business of, well, doing business here in washington, he is promising to work toward being a consensus builder but also urging fiscal restraint. mark kirk, as most of our viewers know, is a naval reservice visit. he'll be sworn in using the 1827 bible of david ferragut, the first neigh naval admiral in this nation known for the slow can "dam the important peed owes, full peed say head." tom negovan, wgn news. >> a lot of history unfolding. >>> up next in the midday news, the white house works on damage control following the release of more classified documents on wikileaks. >>> among tensions with the north south korea canceled

christine, roland, stephen, always a pleasure to have you here. congress, world leaders, economists, even cartoons lining up to get their shot in at the federal reserve. >> so has the fed ever been right about anything? >> let me see if i can think of anything. no, nothing. >> who runs the fed? >> the fed is run by ben bernanke. >> why is ben bernanke so unpopular? we'll find out what's behind the criticism. >>> don't change the channel. if you live for performance, upgrade to castrol edge advanced synthetic oil. with eight times better wear protection than mobil 1. castrol edge. it's more than just oil. we helped keep your skin clear. now we have a solution for wrinkles. neutrogena anti wrinkle with retinol sa smoothes even deep wrinkles. it works...beautifully. neutrogena. what's the big news in priority mail flat rate boxes and envelopes from the postal service? over a billion used. with envelopes starting at just $4.90, flat rate shipping is the hassle-free way to ship. pass it on. with flat rate boxes, there's no need to weigh anything up to

and here in washington, roland martin. the language of this one is hard.is something james did say. it is a comparison he made during the campaign when both hillary clinton and barack obama, then senator clinton and senator obama were candidates of president. does it make a difference, john -- roland, you go first. you are right here with me. does it make a difference. he is the president of the united states and she is the secretary of state. to say if hillary clinton gave up one of her and gave it to obama, he would have two. >> there is a difference. i believe you have to have respect for the office of president. i understand what james said. he explained us the context. so what he did was, he mixed a present-day discussion as relates to what the president should do with a joke that he told during the campaign. so, frankly, it is not like he was repeating -- it is not like he was telling a story from 2008 and linking the two. it is disrespectful to the president of the united states to make that kind of comment. >> you just heard his explanation where h

once to replace roland burris who is leading the senate. and then for the term that begins next january. this is one of those races though that i expect we're going to be up late watching. it has also been a race that defied a lot of the national trends out there because of the two candidates. they were... you had basically the attack of one alexi giannoulias of being a mob banker and mark kirk being untruthful about his record in vietnam. it just got very nasty throughout had entire campaign. >> ifill: have to move on to another one we're watching. this one is in wisconsin. russ feingold the democratic incumbent who everybody thinks is often in washington is out of step with his own party but not out of step enough when it comes to what's going on with him. >> quirky independent. you heard that about him. that ought to be a good profile for this election. it hasn't turned out that way. we don't know how this election is going to go. >> ifill: 5% reporting but 61% for johnson. 31% for feingold. >> you talk to national democratic strategists

attracting are pleased infertile her but indeed roland tresham purpose is making america the giant a people major. world most. oh so i live. life fully was. oh a lot. close to the united states. all right it was my brother and my brother said. he was trying to decide whether to order me to get out of the country. or to find a safer occupation than being him an infantry man joe it was his thought that i could become an officer around that i don't face and of course i had known of the time i bombed as a. navy officer training program called b seven so i volunteered for it. within ninety days civilian leon cooper would become navy ensign leon cooper and begin training as an infamous boat commander. tarot was a series of coral reef atolls in the go bird island group strategically located halfway between the hawaiian islands in the philippines. the goldberg islands had been under the jurisdiction of the british government to december one thousand nine hundred forty one two days after the attack on pearl harbor japanese soldiers came ashore at bay sheo the governing island atoll of towers

. >> and good luck to gary and the guys and beaten out by scott roland and tonight, the nats willup failwe'll show you them at 10:00 and gilbert arenas is a gametime division as thigh host yao ming and the rockets. >>> and that is worth look at. let's go. >> and that is. we go through the long, dry stretches and people saying we need rain and we're in good shape and will get rain next week and for the meantime, it's beautiful, laura. >> love it, too. thank you very much. now you have the news edge. the news is all on www.myfoxdc.com. see you back here at 10. if you live for performance, upgrade to castrol edge advanced synthetic oil. with eight times better wear protection than mobil 1. castrol edge. it's more than just oil. it's liquid engineering.

check out our weather net camera, west side of town, roland park today.e looking start to the day. sunshiny skies, the clouds thicken up pretty quickly towards sunset which is at like 4:54 right now. frederick, mostly includey skies out that way as this approaching storm begins to pick up the pace just a little bit and washington today, eh, foggy start in a cloudy afternoon down in the nation's capital. right now temperatures hovering around 50 degrees and off to the west, far western maryland, we've got upper -- well, really, low 40s and upper 30s in some spots. take a look at our highs today. we pushed 60, didn't quite get there, except or the delaware, southern delaware and back into virginia, a few spots getting just above 60, tomorrow, neighborhood by neighborhood, carney 56, ellicott city about 57 i think, and as we take you a little further north, probably more mid-50s or actually 56, sorry for the twist there, providence mid- 50s, say 56, warwick 54, cloudy. good chance of rain through there off and on. maryland's most powerful radar all clear, no

, they were just here yesterday, my two grandchildren, roland theodore and ian alexander. to whom i dedicate my service and to whom i have the greatest hopes and even greater expectations. to my friends and supporters from chicago through centralia, i will never forget your smiles and your kind words during even the most difficult of times. and to my staff here in dc and those in chicago, springfield, moline and carbindale you have been some of the most professional individuals that i have ever had the privilege to serve with. from the front office, staff assistants and interns answering the endless ringing telephones to my circle of senior advisors who gave me wise and thoughtful counsel throughout, my team has been indispensable to me and they all served the people of illinois with distinction. i'm deeply grateful for their service. and i ask unanimous consent, madam president, that the complete list of my staff be entered into the record following my remarks. >> without objection. i would like to extend a special word of gratitude to my old friend sitting right there, t

joining us now to talk this over from houston, cnn political contributor roland martin, john avalon.ior political columnist for the daily beast.com, and in atlanta eric aircraftson, the conservative blog red state.com. eric, this has been one of your criticisms of mitch mccobble for a long time. that the establishment would not give in, would not listen to the conservative base and ban these ir marks. maybe it's not a lot of money, but it is symbolically important. i want you to listen quickly to mitch mcconnell today on the floor. >> banning ear marks is another small but important symbolic step that we can take to show that we're serious, another step on the way to serious and sustained cuts in spending, and to debt. >> is eric aircraftson going to sign up for the mitch mcconnell fan club? >> no, but this is a step in the right direction. i'm impressed and however much it pains me to say something nice about mitch mcconnell tonight,ly do so. he had his pulse on where the tea party was, when i suspect he knew the inevitable outcome and decided to be with the majority, but, john, wou

let's go pack today going to take you to roland park @qewher it was absolutely gorgeous outside.he forecast. you know now it gets dark sooner so yes we can see the dark skies here. but you know what it was a good day i hope ]iÑyou enjoyed it. the temperature inare harbor came in at 63 degrees. bwi we came in at sgiç64. 63 york pennsylvania and annapolis. washington 65 degrees 64 frederick. winchester came at 65 and yes you've been waiting for me to see the 70. 70 degrees in culpepper. as we go in through tomorrow. what's going to happen. the fact is that we still are going to be in the 60s. so i think right around 60 degrees into edge mere partly cloudy skies we'll start to see Å#0hfew more clouds move into t picture. as we head into boley's casher that temperature will be around at degrees partly cloudy skies throughout the day. satellite and radar picking up ztried to move into the area. this is all courtesy of a cold front out west. as it starts to slide off towards the east it's 0gulosin its punch. the reason why it's running into some dry air. with the dry air we're not goi

with roland's holding a referendum on controversial plans to deport foreign criminals with a proposal already being branded a racist by many. plus russia's democracy is flawed but it's improving message from president medvedev slightest video blog for you also called for stronger showing from the opposition to prevent complacency from those in power . and he travels to the are all seen central asia to see how with economic lifeline and one time where tick away system it's turned into an ecological catastrophe.

at kirk continues to serve the remainder of roland become urris' term.irk will be resworn in, in january, when he begins hits full six year term. kirk's 10th deaths tribute seat in the house 10thsssssssssss 10th district -- >>> united states is holding firm to joint military exercises with south korea, despite north korean threats. >> four days of military drills off the west coast off the korean peninsula are underway. the exercise has come in wake of the first direct mike tomlin teary exchange between north and south korea since 1953. >>> in washington, both republicans and democrats say the u.s. must stay the course. >> what we are doing right now, that is not backing down in terms of having legitimate exercises with the south korean government, which we gave plenty of advanced notice. >> we need to continue the exercises and take a very strong stand. >> china is north korea's largest trading partner and is calling for a presumption of six party talks to try to contain the prices. >> wiki leaks releasing hundreds of thousands of documents. many embarr

seven one to take the match in just over an hour and afterwards he admitted his history of failure roland garros major even more determined to get the tree in the french capital. yeah i was so it was great i mean the first set was really good i started out really well. i was very very very scratch. and i am even more nervous than a fortnight in my transfer find. this now third time you know i really wanted to win this one member to get up. meanwhile women's world number two the responder over says russia needs to invest more in the sport to keep producing talent after she was named russia's tennis player of the year we call usually it was voted the men's best player twenty ten the world number ten one two. tornadoes this year reached the semifinals of the us i think twenty six on arrival also made the last four flushing meadows and the will to this year and she spoke about the highest and lows tara on call so that. of course there was a great here for me out it was a great experience of the end of the last year i had a tough surgery and there was no trout would be able to play this year a

seven one to take the match in just over an hour now afterwards admitted his history of failure at roland garros had made him even more determined to get picturing here. was the last great i mean the first set was really good i started off really well. i was afraid it was going to scratch. or bite my tongue. just now third time you know i really wanted to win this one member to get up in. the women's world number two. says russia needs to invest more in the sport to keep producing talent she made the comments after being named russia's tennis player of the year usually was voted the best male player of the year the world number ten won two tones in twenty ten and got to the u.s. open semifinals while it's of the over got to the semi's wimbledon and the u.s. open she spoke openly about the highs and lows to our own course there and sent out a warning about the future of russian tennis. of course there was a great year for me it was a great experience if they are the last year. i had a tough surgery and there was no trout will be able to play this year and it's just you know happen this yea

near future is that there are a eurozone members will come up with this some sort of a package for roland and ireland will have to accept it but will agree to us after that and that could certainly trigger a quite strong rebound for the euro and for the markets themselves because another factor that has been pressuring the markets he is there a stronger dollar or rather we can in europe which of course is there a consequence of that situation with our own and the russian government is imposing a ten percent exploit duty on copper the new tariff will come into effect in the middle of december the finance ministry estimates the change will bring in additional three hundred million dollars to the state budget next year on the global market the price of copper is down for a second day that's amid concerns chinese authorities will take action to slow their economy china is the world's top copper buyer. and that's all the news for now but you can always find more stories on our web site that's r t dot com slash business. all. culture is the same of you i can tell you that you love her enormous

roland on one side and he's the doctor and he goes listen you know this is this is a terrible situation this man's got to stop drinking i mean the alcohol is the cause of his problem the sooner he stops drinking the better and then we have mark on the other hand who says you know i mean that's true he's been drinking too much but if we cut him off right now he's just going to have a heart attack and die we have a systemic collapse all right and my situation is i'm looking at this as you know that guy's going to be hauled off to the to the room and let's let's start praying so this is basically what it is cannot stop the dead you've got to stop spending to cut down debt whether or not it's too late is now the question. the peregrine falcon is the world's most prevalent but i'm pretty sure it's a risk with many a few thousand left in the wild but the former surgeon is on a one crusade to get the country's endangered list welty went to see his debate. what bergner. this is how we teach our young four corners to work with the birds of . a yard has been turned into a classroom and the birds

crises so everybody's gathered in the village in the waiting room deciding what to do and we have roland on one side and he's the doctor and he goes listen you know this is this is a terrible situation this man's got to stop drinking and then we have mark on the other hand who says you know i mean that's true he's been drinking too much but if we cut him off right now he's just going to have a heart attack and die we're going to have systemic collapse all right and my situation is i'm looking at this is you know that guy's going to be hauled off to the to the room let's start praying so this is basically what it is cannot stop the death you've got to stop spending to cut down debt whether or not it's too late is now the question. iraq's a newspaper has published new details of the joint nato a russian missile defense shield the stealth on the sidelines of last weekend's alliance summit in lisbon under a new proposal that by president that if the two sides would cover theft of territory all fighting in all identified diplomatic falls the paper says that simply speaking russia would be res