russia. >> russia. >> russia russia. >> russia russia russia. russian developers russia russia the russians. russia russia russia behalf russia's interest. russia's position ergo the russians russians russians. steve: of course i don't think he is ready to discuss it but i will leave you with this thought there are many reasons to run for president he probably doesn't stand a chance. it is a longshot candidate to will audition for cabinet positions with a prospective book to sell and hate speech is paid speech that is a quotation from a former commissioner no bearings no upside. it is an industry of self-promotion what a better way to self promote and run for president? that mayor pete threw his hat in the ring. >> changing our country today forces that help to explain makes this even possible. that's why this time is not just winning an election. >> what do we think quick. >> much more of radical people give him credit for. it's a personality contest and he can rise quickly to show the democratic party is not sure where their base is right now.

russia. russia, russia. russia. >> this cloud of collusion with russia will hang over him no matter where he stands he may be the first president in quite sometime to face the real prospect of jail time they're shocked that the noose is tightening it's clear that mueller is now connecting the dots between a massive obstruction intended to hide the truth this president needs to be impeached. i believe that. i believe there was collusion. >> donald trump's done. he's done. there's no question about it. >> he's got to know his future looks like it's behind bars we have a treasoned president. >> he feels the world is closing in on him. he's done what he can in trashing the special counsel mr. trump is seeing more and more of the walls closing in on him which is why he's becoming increasingly desperate. >> whoo! if he fires any secret service agent who would allow the federal marshal in. what if donald trump simply decides i don't have to flow the law. i refuse to be held under the law. no marshal can get into thi

the other hand you can say the media is so distracted with russia, russia, russia and all of these crazyy theories, we've been able to operate under that level and just really be effective. the number of teams that cnn wrote things about me that i said that is not true, they said we have a source. it is what it is. i hope that going forward and everybody will look at it and have cooler heads and focus that we're on the same team. >> laura: you can't really defend yourself from the accusations. >> america is the greatest country in the world. when it's done, nobody will say was there a good story or bad story. they'll look back and say what did you accomplish. i accomplished a lot of things i calm to do. >> laura: jared, thank you.

russia wants. >> if there are no she was on the trump human centipede that are not about to rush russia. russia, russia, russia. >> this cloud will hang over him and mina where he stands. >> he may be the first president to face the real prospect of jail time. >> it is clear that he is now connected the dots between a massive obstruction intended to hide the truth. >> this president needs to be impeached and i believe that and i believe there was collusion. donald trump is done, he has done. there is no question. >> he has to know his future looks like it is behind bars. >> we have a treasonous president and we have to figure out how to deal with the president who wittingly or unwillingly has been compromise compromised. >> this is not funny. this is really bad. for the record, we are all really nervous. >> the beginning of the end of the trump presidency. >> you could feel the thread being pulled, i believe this is the beginning of the end. >> the walls are closing in. >> he is desperate. he is obviously flailing around because he feels the walls closing in. >> the president has done everythin

russia russia was and always will be our partner. fellow there just gone ten o'clock in the morning here in moscow you watching r.t. international now after his dramatic arrest we keep leaks from manchin is facing a charge of conspiracy to hack a u.s. government computer but it appears washington has another axe to grind at least judging by vice president mike pence his words on friday. when he was the cia cia director said we keep leaks in state house intelligence service often abetted by state actors like russia which strongly agree with us for the justice department is now seeking extradition of well it's not the first time russia has been mentioned in connection with the currently he's not being charged with anything relating to russia. alleged collusion may nevertheless become part of the case against a stone age. it did say it years ago a son that the united states wanted him that's why he was in the ecuadorian embassy and he was right america is seeking extradition and if you watch enough t.v. you surely know why his russian connections can we address the question at hand and that is whether or not you can say definitively that russia had no part in this. was trying to sabotage the twenty six thousand election and have these facts in front of them saw assad as an agent agent or at least a provocateur or a collaborator with the russian government tonight there is growing evidence that russia is using wiki leaks as a delivery vehicle for hacked e-mails and other information it was everywhe

russia is using wiki leaks as a delivery vehicle for hacked e-mails and other information it was everywhere on every pundit slips for years assad's weekly putin russia meddling echoed and echoed by everyone important enough to be on camera like us leaders it's time to call out wiki leaks for what it really is a non-state hostile intelligence service often abetted by state actors like russia they acted in concert with the russians to interfere on our elections to help you to hack into what took information from the russians and we stood in a way to disrupt our campaigns and twenty sixteen i don't think that's it's not right to legal and i hope mr sanchez posture gestures should come. he insists for his role in russian meddling in what you do by their word he's a covert k.g.b. asset on a secret mission to topple the united states that is if you watch enough t.v. if you don't if you actually read the indictment against in the charges no mention of russia not a mention of elections of meddling e-mails or grand plots to topple the united states his crime allegedly was that he worked with chelsea manning to obtain classified documents that showed us human rights abuses in iraq and afghanistan the us government house to. state all the charges they tend to charge mr socks with. extraditions. you felt you were not mr sargent's us the lancet. about experiment or bring their charts

russia russia was and always will be our partner. a very warm welcome to you you're watching r.t. international with me nicky aaron after his dramatic arrest wiki leaks frontman julian assange is facing a charge of conspiracy to hack a u.s. government computer but it appears washington has another axe to grind at least judging by the vice president's words on friday. when he was a cia cia director he called weekly leaks state house intelligence service often abetted by state actors like russia we strongly agree with that's why the justice department is now seeking extradition it might have been just a flip of the tongue goes currently a saw and hasn't been charged with anything russia related but his alleged links to the kremlin has been on the minds of the media political chiefs for quite some time . looks at whether alleged collusion may still become part of the case against the wiki leaks. he did say it years ago a son that the united states wanted him that's why he was in the ecuadorian embassy and he was right america is seeking extradition and if you watch enough t.v. you surely know why his russian connections can we address the question at hand and that is whether or not you can say definitively that russia had no part in this. was trying to sabotage the twenty six thousand election and have these facts in front of them saw assad as an agent agent or at least a provocateur or a collaborator with the russian government tonight there is growing evidence that russia is

russia had no part in this. was trying to sabotage the twenty six thousand election and have these facts in front of them saw assad as an agent agent or at least since that russia is using wiki leaks as a delivery vehicle for hacked e-mails and other information it was everywhere on every pundit slips for years assad's weekly spew to russia meddling echoed and echoed by everyone important enough to be on camera like us leaders it's time to call out wiki leaks for what it really is a non-state hostile intelligence service often abetted by state actors like russia they've acted in concert with the russians to interfere on our elections to help you pack into a look at information from the russians at least in a way to disrupt our campaigns and twenty sixteen i don't think that's it's not right to legal and i hope mr and as much as possible gestures should come to cuba and so forth is for. russian meddling and what you do by their word he's a covert taiji be asset of a secret mission to topple the united states is if you watch enough t.v. if you don't if you actually read the indictment against him the charges not to mention of russia not a mention of elections of meddling e-mails or grand plots to topple the united states his crime allegedly was that he worked with chelsea manning to obtain classified documents that showed

russia. you know common enemies victory is sure it is happening chara funk parents listen and russia's taggerty role in. battle so too to be against russia are trying for a notebook secretaries not see the launch of the homeowners. they expect this to be season and spun by democrats the so-called proof trump russia collusion. re s. . are useless as much will which is going on which hasn't come to a full. recovery we have a problem with this tea party system in the united states where the american people are it's the last sunday to represent marriage stress because i know a lot of americans. are profound but i have to choose them or castle have to choose the public and really know in the unproper very represent their interests but because there is this battle between democrats and republicans are you know who coast is next presidential elections are coming up so are a number of people all they are responsible go to secure a white house attacked the nationals what will of the for our not our country or indeed are not like country just. made chris cool guy. is not responsible behavior who plays because rich model politicians are going to ha

russia are forced to limit the power. in the last survey, 55% of americans say we should try to contain russia rather than actively work with russia. it's the republicans who are more likely to say that we should try to be friendly with russia which has been a shift in on the russian side very similar views that believe that russia should try to limit the united states power and 138% think we should undertake engagement and cooperation. >> for me it was questions they asked in this wave and the previous wave of the two countries are so similar on each other and the situations. very different context. different media. we mentioned at the very beginning that the media shapes the public opinion very much and of course we have different opinions and different channels in the united states and also in russia where they dominate the media landscape. still we've had a lot of similar views >> i mentioned earlier that there were past surveys surveys on the asked question americans generally want to cooperate with the left and most countries even with [inaudible] they consider groups like hamas, the taliban, iran and back in the day cuba, a

it was russia, russia, russia. now it seems to me it's doj, fbi and an attempted coup. >> well, look, absolutely. i think bill barr has raised significant concerns. he's a very well-respected attorney general. he's had bipartisan support for a long time. this idea now that we're not going to trust bill barr is really concerning. that being said, we should be clear about what barr said. barr said he was concerned about what has taken place. he doesn't know there was illegal spying. he's going to look into it. the real issue here is how do these things happen, how do these orders get obtained. we all know there's nothing new in the news that carter page, for example, a member of the campaign, was surveilled. we have known that for the better part of two years. no real news there. what is new news, bill barr is krnd, concerned, is looking into it. stuart: isn't there an inspector general's report coming out soon on what the doj and fbi was up to as well as any probe that mr. barr might get into? >> that's exactly right

russia we see that because you know that. mostly by gas from russia. and this imbalance. benefits russia because of that because we buy gas from russia in natural gas from russia by the time this tendency might change. if we say. right now that this imbalance is going to change drastically soon no we can't say that because we know that. we know what we sell to russia and we know what we buy from russia. it's. it's a good intention. to keep working on that. and if we talk about energy or defense industry we've discussed all these issues. your we look at all the finances and the budgets let's be honest with each other because of the. you know we have to look at. what can be done and how we can develop those relations. we. mostly ask ourselves how can we supply our demands for natural gotta gas because that's a very important issue for our country we use gas everywhere in. housing in different kinds of industries. promises in turkey uses gas natural gas so it's our main source of energy. it's basically fifty percent. and fifty percent of that we buy from russia. to go so there is a now. a p

question of whether russia could take on a mediator role in this conflict that's also a bit of a mixed bag on the one hand as we just saw russia and north korea have historic ties russia's rhetoric when it comes to denuclearization has been much more attractive to north korea russia has called for talks and for and has always talked about the negative impact of sanctions the negative effect of sanctions but it's hard to know whether russia could really take on a mediator role they don't really have any leverage over the u.s. in talks because of the bad relationships or the difficult relationship between russia and the u.s. and it seems also that russia is kind of deferring in this conflict on the korean peninsula to china which of course is a very important the main trade partner indeed for north korea after this meeting putin is traveling to beijing for an economic forum and he'll be meeting with being there the chinese leader presumably north korea will also be on the cards there and it seems that they're kind of russia's kind of taking the chinese lead so it's hard to know whether russia will really take on a mediator role but certainly putin is trying to secure a se

we are talking about russia, russia, russia, but it's not russia, it's this derangement syndrome thaty to accept. democrats, do you want us to go to war with russia because hillary clinton lost the election? i think that the only point at which there can be happy unless we just inaugurate hillary clinton into office tomorrow. that's the only way they're going to be happy. in all of this, the biggest winner is not donald trump, not the democrats not the iraqi people, it's the russians. the russians when they making a mockery of our election system, a mockery of our news media and by continuing to discuss it and make us all chase our tales for two years. they win and the illegal immigrants who are invading our country. >> jared kushner made that point exactly last week and got completely crucified for it but in absolutely right. we need to take a break. if you want to see more, be sure to check out the new episode on fox nation. i will break down more of the impeachment derangement. coming up, our update from the left. [inaudible] there's little rest for a single dad, and back pain made

cooperation engagement with russia rather it should actively work to limit russian power and in the past that 5% of americans say we should contain russia rather than actively work with russia and it's that rebel pins were more likely to say that we should try to be friendly with russia which has been a shift from previous debate and on the russian side very similar abuse that 53% of russians believe that russia should try to limit united power and only 30% think that we should undertake cooperation engagement. >> for me it was frightening that several questions that we asked in this way previous wave two countries are so similar and [inaudible] very different context or different media because we mention at the very beginning and public opinion very much and of course we have different opinions and different channels in the united states and so with russia we dominate the media landscape say with tv channels and does not a gender and deal with rather similar views and surprises of [inaudible] >> i mentioned earlier that in past surveys americans generally want to cooperate with most countries even with groups like while they consider violent groups like hamas or the caliba

can offer grain, russia can offer agriculture, russia has oil, russia has other natural resourcesy within the economy and the understanding we haveis economy and the understanding we have is that it‘s extremely tough. of course, tightly, tightly controlled. there is a 2- tier system, a circle around the leadership. there is the matter —— masses of people for whom food is worse “— masses of people for whom food is worse —— scarce. the winters in north korea are extremely harsh. we will return to that story as well as it develops today in vladivostok. but now let‘s talk about what the duke of cambridge has been up to in new zealand. he is therefore a 2— day visit to meet survivors of last month‘s terror attack in christchurch in which 50 people were killed. he has already attended an anzac day service to mark the anniversary of the gallipoli landing during the first world war. remembering the fallen of every generation. the anzac day service marks the anniversary of the gallipoli landing, the first world warcampaign in which gallipoli landing, the first world war campaign in which t

jail houses more than most authoritarian regimes have, and clearly he also has been closer to russia. russiaworking strategically to replace the united states as the most influential country in the middle east and as you mentioned turkey matters. the second largest military behind the united states, their strategic location geographically is very valuable to nato because it sits at the crossroads of europe and asia touching the middle east. it is crucial to maintain nato as a functioning ally and to maintain turkey as a functioning ally. the good news is he had a local election and he had major political setback so i think he knows people have not been approving some of the moves he has been making. >> it will be interesting to watch the address by the nato secretary-general. we will see what he says. thank you for coming in. check out this incredible site, a disaster headed towards a major city. stick around, we will tell you what happened and show you as well. google employees demand removal of an african-american woman from a new ethics advisory board, trace is on the case, back to that s

let's say a strong reaction do you find that russia attentive to iran's concerns as it is to israel's more. ran a russia. compromises and agreements. we do not consider its relationship with other countries and we have a good friend the relationship up until now and very final question i know that someone are concerned that this illegal american pressure on the your country may encourage the iranian leadership to resume its nuclear program and. acquire a nuclear capacity the americans like to say that all options are on the table is that the case for iran as well. we. have our own initiative and our own capabilities. nor. can recognize our interests. because we are an absolutely independent country we could make the right decision at the proper time. regarding of these pressures on the. us we have got loss of experiences. and while we could. use relies many of. we could also. call how the way from the concert. as i assure you. i can say for sure all thoughts and. again we will overcome these pressures i was successful in past this phase as felt minister you've been a very gracious thank you very much. y

she's saying russia, russia, russia. maybe it was. i mean it could be russia. but it could also be china and lots of other people. it could also be somebody sitting on their bed that weighs 400 pounds, okay. you don't know who broke into dnc. >> so that was in september of 2016. we now know one month before that he was reportedly briefed by members of the intelligence community that, yes, it was the russians. and here he is nearly two years and several more briefings later from his own intelligence officials saying this in front of vladimir putin. >> my people came to me, dan coats came to me and some others. they said they think it's russia. i have president putin. he just said it's not russia. i will say this. i don't see any reason why it would be, but i really do want to see the server. i think it's a disgrace that we can't get hillary clinton's 33,000 emails. so i have great confidence in my intelligence people, but i will tell you that president putin was extremely strong and powerful in his denial today. >> he later claimed he had messed up a word and did

russia is a neighbor it's in russia. and the reason why south korea is driven towards russia is because. mike pouncey can afford a war on the korean peninsula south korea cannot join and cannot go back to you i mean there moaning we were hearing for from the administration the possibility of another summit i mean after the train wreck called hanoi what's the point and what would be different because the u.s. seems to have this need jerk reaction to anything it's always a to. a map from a list position i surrender and then we can talk all there's no way in the world north korea is ever going to do that and we've said this on this program for years go ahead marcus in london let me quickly just say something relations between north korea and china actually deteriorates it's in the one nine hundred sixty s. but return in-city presence you know paid i actually don't believe that the last meeting between trump and kim jong un was actually a failure because the fact that an american presence and a north korean leader are actually sitting at the same table very flare berna it's that that is some

speculation, the last in the tinfoil conspiracy theories for two and a half year surrounding russia, russia, russia. tonight the steady march of truth has begun. by the way, when they are dumb by that tuesday of next week we want donald trump texas so they will move onto the next conspiracy theory. the next weapon to use to destroy duly elected president. but after thursday know whether they faced this truth or not, the lies they have pedaled for two and half years on russia collusion are officially dead. it is over. they lost. they will lose it. and soon we will have more closed-door testimony. get this, this is what is coming. they will see every bit of reporting that was done on the show, by our investigative team that we did for two years, will be proven correct. likely soft, oh, closed-door testimony from james baker, struck page, bruce and nellie ohr and more coming. the attorney general announcing his investigation into the investigation and yes he is the word spying on the trump campaign. and a witch hunt against the city president. the criminal referrals from congressman devin nunes and of

because every time they mention russia, russia, russia. every time it's collusion, collision, collision. we know it was a lie. crested is traffic. >> those that branded this network for telling the truth, you owe us an apology. >> is the press playing it straight? oroverplaying . and why did bill barr take flack for holding a news conference, one that was staged before the release. alan dershowitz, harvard law professor this is one cable network burden for defending donald trump joins our discussion. plus, fox news scores the years biggest town hall rating for an event with bernie sanders and trump takes a couple of wax at the network. why are democrats now lining up to be on fox? i am howard kurtz, this is "mediabuzz".♪ ♪ [music] we begin with a fox news alert. more than 200 people have been killed and hundreds more injured in a series of attacks this easter sunday in sri lanka. garrett tenney is live with the latest. >> with more than 207 people dead and 450 others injured after a series of coordinated attacks on churches and luxury hotel

call except who is representing grass today which is kremlin propaganda russia is aggressed russia is waging war against ukraine russia annexed crimea russia is not electoral democracy which is too cheap to teach us in the democratic rules of the games and how to conduct elections so first of all i would like to stress that we. we have free elections and there are different candidates including brought us from candidates but as a broader was brushing again today it is because of russian aggression because russia violated the non bloc status of ukraine because a national or waylaid of the international treaties aunt belle little bit is that's why this support towards any indication to russia collapsed daughterly collapse and that's why is it is a very deep jebel little move in say bring on society durance you wouldn't and if we're talking about the what is it don't bust so it's very important to understand that unfortunately russia doesn't stick to point number one. ceasefire ukrainian civilians sell their sell by russian bear russian soldiers by russian regular forces by russian weapons and unfortunately it's very dif

surround russia in the far east surrounded them with basis but also a south korea is host to an american missile system which is i ain't that russia's strategic neutral it's herons so if russia can become again the predominant outside force in north korea than russia would be able to count the american the growing american military threats on its borders are following the markets you are to mention south korea. russia and china have come out with blueprints. or road maps to resolve the standoff on the peninsula and their longstanding ok and there and i think they're very via. well here you mentioned south korea russia has a good relationship with south korea is well and we know that that it's the south koreans in after the in the wake of the failed to noyo summit which i believe was intentionally sabotaged by john bolton and mike pompei o m people like that this is an opening to deal with north and south korea simultaneously as and as i said in my introduction the peninsula they're looking at the entire peninsula go ahead and comment on that. well yes is absolutely correct in the last twenty five thirty is russia has developed a very cool to all relationship with south korea

they couldn't say anything else but russia, russia, russia for two years. you'll never hear about russia again. it will be all about these bogus charges of obstruction and representative nadler, house of the judiciary will try and dance all the way to impeachment with these bogus obstruction charges. this kind of breadcrumbs that we all knew the democrats on the miller investigation were going to try to lead them to some kind of possible impeachment process. trish: it is mind-boggling and so irresponsible. >> dirty cops did not like what they were here from the republican candidate that got involved in something they never should have with a perverse sense of right and wrong seeing themselves as the arbiters of the truth so they bent the truth, they broke the law and they spied upon the republican candidate for president of the united states. trish: here's my question in all of this. it is one thing if your legitimate concerns. if you actually believed right, that vladimir putin had donald trump on a string and he was effectively a puppet or an agent of vla