russia russia russia in the second half of the program once something is proved it just disappears oh it never really happened here lionel let me go to you in new york i mean this is the weaponization of the me too movement and it's because cavanagh is obviously a conservative but when i talked about the destruction of institutions the senate committee that confirms him is to judge if he is competent to be a judge and everything we all through the three days it was proven that he's more than competent and and in the eleventh hour extra procedurally we get this nonsense being thrown at him the maid can't even defend himself go ahead lionel. look at you know when you called the well but ization a me too that makes it sound like there's some there's some rhyme or reason to it i'm a former prosecutor try picking up the phone right now calling anybody police your local da and say listen i might have been attempted orde and attempted rape may have occurred thirty six years ago which i want to bring up now which is fine and by the way i've had the chance to talk to or this particular person that i'm going to report on has appeared six times during sex differences f.b.i. investigations and this person who was the subject of my complaint met with dianne feinstein just happened to be as a brain board justice for all. no a thousand questions ed never came up oh and by the way this thing that i bring up now they've known since july i would be summarily removed from any consideration not because of me to not because women are not believe but as say this case is old it is stale there is a problem and it is fraught with evidence re problems now if you can't even get a police department to pay attention to you not because of the me too well but now because a woman but because the case is just weak and there are real serious pending cases of rape where women remember everything about it you're telling me that yet this holds water holds a weight for a supreme court nominee this is a now i don't die and all hell marry i pathetic attempt on fight in it's a poem it's a political hail mary is what this is all about here you know don again i look at principles and core ideas and the the whole presumption of innocence is being destroyed this is a precedent no matter who your political enemies no matter it particularly if they're over forty or in their fifty's you just go back to someone when they were seventeen the end you have no recourse this is a dangerous dangerous precedent to set because it can be used against anyone go ahead joe. first of all let's remember of the fact that we live in an irony free zone and start with this irony much of the slope that's being given to christine bluesy ford's case is being organized through places where a drop they did move on and that tells you right there that's a political going to lionel before we go to before we go to the phrasing you know lionel as a former prosecutor when someone accuses someone else what kind of responsibilities must they take on to make that accusation in public because it seems like it's only cavanagh that has to take responsibility for somebody else's word go ahead lionel. well one of the things is that if they do involve the f.b.i. in this and she has to give answer questions there's this wonderful statue called eighteen u.s.c. one thousand one which says if you lie to the f.b.i. which is what they got martha stewart on you're subject to criminal prosecution but let me just get something and this is just conjecture on my part something tells me that somehow i don't know why we can go through the the her or her background in pedigree and provent ons but somebody said here's one because it's now eleven or political move and they're going to pull her into this and now she's claiming she was threatened and that's awful and we should all stand against that but let me tell you something when her attempt to win she's been pulled out exposed and she is no longer needed watch how the democratic party justice cards or you'll never hear anything about her again you will never see any follow up how are you doing thanks for nothing because this is if the big message is to the next person you know decides that you're going to come forward watch what happened to anita hill and watch what happens here this is when they do this is how do you again and put your the system clearly or and then you're just trying to take away when we have we have people in the in the g.o.p. saying what you really need doesn't need to speak to the authorities ok all right we're going to i'm going to jump in here after a short break we'll continue our discussion our political gridlock stays with our thing. join me every first week on the all excitement shore and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics all this less i'm sure both of us i'll see of that. ministry as police forces in the city administrations of many countries depend on one corporation that does my mike was hoping the board doesn't perform on the eyes of god i'm stumped just going to guns going through the. woods as the fever did on him to see it the best possible by being proprietary software you don't know the source code isn't that a such a security risk when you have a black box operating in the public eye to microsoft's dependency puts governments on to cyber threat and not only that to think off message put us in more. selflessly listen to this is selling the only one local. to almost like the old mr paul did all of those with. police and all this and i still. don't miss the old vision stopping there was a sting of a fund is up and he's cried some of. the bad. welcome back to cross talk where all things considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing political gridlock in washington. well let me go back to don it's finally happening and should have happened a long time ago donald trump is ordering the release of documents related to the carter page if i so warrant and other documents from the intelligence community regarded to regarding russia russia russia which i'm so sick of after two years this document release could clear up a lot of things and tie up a lot of loose ends my humble opinion but of course the intelligence community is fighting back with congressional democrats go ahead. well first of all i'm going to state something that has been my position since the church hearings back in the seventy's i hope that somehow trump gets the light and orders the release of all the documents ever created by the cia and that includes releasing the techniques and statecraft and everything that they've used to do all of the nefarious things they've done since harry truman founded them in the forty's so that's what this is my friend work what we're talking about here is an allegation with pretty strong you know first hand evidence in front of everybody more alas that the intelligence agencies have tampered with have meddled in the political process here that 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russia russia russia in the second half of the program once something is proved it just disappears oh it never really happened here line a let me go to you in new york i mean this is the weaponization of the me too movement and it's because cavanagh is obviously a conservative but when i talked about the destruction of institutions the senate committee did you know confirm some is to judge if he is competent to be a judge and everything we all through the three days it was proven that he's more than competent and. and in the eleventh hour extra procedurally we get this nonsense being thrown at him the man can't even defend himself go ahead lionel. look at it you know when you call of the world it is a sure to me too that makes it sound like there's some there's some rhyme or reason to it i'm a former prosecutor try picking up the phone right now calling anybody police your local da and say listen i might have been attempted orde and attempted rape may have occurred thirty six years ago which i want to bring up now which is fine and by the way i've had the chance to talk to or this particular person that i'm going to going to report on has appeared six times there is six difference f.b.i. investigations and this person who was the subject of by complaint met with dianne feinstein just happened to be as a brain bar justice for i don't know a thousand questions ed never came up oh and by the way this thing that i bring up now they've known since july i would be summarily removed from any consideration not because of me to not because we're not believe but it's a this case is old it is stale and there is a problem and it is fraught with evidence re problems now if you can't even get a police department to pay attention to you not because of the me to move but now because the woman but because the case is just weak and there are real serious pending cases of rape where women remember everything about it you're telling me that yet this holds water holds a weight for a supreme court nominee this is a now i don't i am old have mary i pathetic attempt on fine in it's a poem it's a political hail mary is what this is all about here you know don again i said i look at principles and core ideas in the the whole prison. innocence is being destroyed this is a precedent that no matter who your political enemies no matter it particularly if they're over forty or in their fifty's you just go back to someone when they were seventeen the end you have no recourse this is a dangerous dangerous precedent to set because it can be used against anyone go ahead. first of all let's remember the fact that we live in an irony free zone and start with this irony much of the flow that's being given to christine blows the ford's case is being organized through move on the door move on meaning after the accusations against bill clinton were made drop all of that and move on that was the basis of move on the board was to put aside these were claims for women one wanted to brodrick said she was raped she was on television she said bill clinton raped me not groped me as a teenager as arkansas attorney general when she was thirty five years old he raped me move on kathleen willey who said that on sixty when i sixty minutes and said that bill clinton assaulted her sexually rubbed his bully jr against her against her will and did so until what they call in the massage parlor business a happy ending look at this also move on from this leslie mill way as a reporter who had similar experiences with that and she said i didn't report it because i saw what bill and hillary clinton were doing to people that did report it i was intimidated even though i was a journalist by the abuse public abuse taken at the hands of those two people and that of course paula jones who by the way got paid eight hundred fifty thousand dollars by bill clinton to shut up and go away ok that is. user side and move on the that's what we were supposed to move on from and now they're working on the basis that they have against gavin or which is one person's recollection from that long ago against nothing else no other evidence except to people who say no it didn't happen i don't even know if it actually did happen considering i mean i think joe is a good go at it jan you're. republican strategy and i have an important question for you is the republican party which i'm not a member of i'm a conservative but is the republican party going to grow a backbone and make sure this confirmation moves through because i really don't like them turning into warm milk and i'm not going to name the names but i mean this they are it's really in their hands right now ok and i'm wondering if as a strategy is a democrat and republican party going to do the right thing and not just go soft go ahead in las vegas. i think they are peter and you see this here chuck grassley is doing a phenomenal and that is saying look we've afforded miss ford every opportunity to come forward we've offered her private shielded testimony never mind that kavanagh's been tracked through the mud we're going to give her private testimony but i think they're going to hold to this ten am friday deadline that she has to come forward and say whether she will plan to testify and whether she'll plan to present any evidence of this i think they're going to stick to that but but i think the big big lesson here is that the republican party has finally learned their lesson and going back to those examples i shared the we've seen this type of political hit job before therefore we know it's a political hit job as a strategist in california for many years and the shorts negroponte you might remember in the two thousand and three recall elections this exact thing have yet to arnold schwartz and yet so is an october surprise situation gloria already brought out i think it was eighteen women who claimed that governor schwarzenegger had groped them showed virtually no evidence of it and guess what gloria already in that case just like the roy moore case in alabama said no matter what if he gets elected or not we're going to pursue these cases to the ends of the earth and guess what happened after election day those charges one person the cases were dropped they did move on and that tells you right there that's a political going to line up with only those entities would go to the operation you know lionel is a former prosecutor when somebody cues is some someone else what kind of responsibilities they take on to make that accusation in public because it seems like it's only cavanagh that has to take responsibility for somebody else's word go headline. well one of the things is that if they do involve the f.b.i. in this and she has to give answer questions there's just wonderful statue called eighteen u.s.c. one thousand one which shows if you lie to the. f.b.i. which is what they got martha stewart on you're subject to criminal prosecution but let me just get something and this is just conjecture on my part something tells me that somehow i don't know why we can go through the the her or her background in pedigree in provo non's but somebody said here's one because it's now eleventh hour political move and they're going to pull her into this now she's claiming she was threatened and that's awful and we should all stand against that but let me tell you something when her attempt to win she had been pulled out exposed and she is no longer needed watch how the democratic party chose discard sure you'll never hear anything about her again you will never see any follow up how are you doing thanks for nothing because this is if the big message is to the next person you know decides that you're going to come forward watch what happened to anita hill and watch what happened here this is what i may do and this is how i knew you didn't put your the system have turned away or and then you're just right to take away when we have we have people in the in the g.o.p. saying 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describes in the fine. welcome back to cross talk where all things considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing political gridlock in washington. well let me go back to don it's finally happening it should have happened a long time ago donald trump is ordering the release of documents related to the carter page if i so warrant and other documents from the intelligence community regarded to regarding russia russia russia which i'm so sick of after two years this document release could clear up a lot of things and tie up a lot of loose ends my humble opinion but of course the intelligence community is fighting back with congressional democrats go ahead. well first of all i'm going to state something that has been my position since the church hearings back in the seventy's i hope that somehow trump gets the light and orders the release of all the documents ever created by the cia and that includes releasing the techniques and statecraft and everything that they've used to do all of the nefarious things they've done since harry truman founded them in the forty's so that's why this is my training work what we're talking about here is an allegation with pretty strong you know first hand evidence in front of everybody more alas that the intelligence agencies have tampered with have meddled in the political process here that they abused a court that is itself an abuse of the constitution the pf

all these data points, russia, russia, russia. russia, if you are listening, we are looking for the 30,000 emails. pro change of the rnc platform, only one plank, a pro-russian/ukraine stance. you have constant russians involved. this guy patton spending $50,000 of illegal money to be in the inauguration, we don't know the whole file. i am a prosecutor. i have done this and watched the media comment on my ways and you only know a piece of it because there are court proceedings. there is a lot of data points. >> but there is nothing implicating president trump directly? >> listen, i said this before. i am a lawyer. i'm a legal analyst. i am telling you as a prosecutor, when you see gyrations, it's like something odd is happening. nothing says he specifically knew about the trump tower meeting, which is more rooungs. russians. >> when you think about the entirety there, that paints the picture that fuels the ongoing investigation and makes us all pause and say, let's just wait and see what the conclusion ends up being. on top of the plea d

russia russia russia again. is this the last thing they're going to do before the midterms you know because man afford papadopoulos when had nothing to do with russia and i've said repeatedly for two years if there were some kind of collusion would have been leaked by now by peter struck at least a page you know well i mean the are you with the trump is crazy i mean i think most of it there was not an impeachable offense i think most of his voters knew he was crazy when they were he elected him and that's part of the reason why they voted for. but. i don't see that there's going to be any immediate against drum because it's already been. proven in fear and in this. deep state or steady state anonymous editorial the new york times that trump is powerless i mean trouble said we're going to pull all of our troops out of syria it was a stupid thing we're supporting terrorists and obama never should have got involved and suddenly we're doubling down we're net we're have an indefinite military presence in syria were openly doing military drills in the last week with rebels on the. changes visit why did he submit because he knows he can't fight them or he

that and they also have an inability to admit defeat to russia that would have huge geopolitical import you know representatives of russia russia russia on our ground the world they simply can't allow it so what the neo cons have been doing is all along since trump took office they've been planning to use the sea ron spin to make to convince trump to become more active in syria not because of russia but because of iran and that has played out in what the u.s. has announced as their new strategy i.e. they are never leaving their illegal military occupation of syria unless iran leaves all their troops home which is a matter between syria and iran. and the syria syrian government that is acceptable to the international clinton so we're not interested in regime change but we're not leaving until we get a government that is acceptable to the international community which means the washington consensus here glenn. we've talked about this subject so many times on this program here but really the issue that we have players like turkey that are unpredictable but one country that is absolutely predictable in all this is iran in iran has made it

russia russia russia means no i agree and i think that this this replacement of facts with this emotional rhetoric kind of demonstrate that they obviously building this case anything but pure evidence i guess overall i would be a bit concerned about the state of journalism opened up with because. this is just emotional rhetoric about every time they do put forward evidence we often find that you should this no evidence there but also several occasions we see that it's been disproven be it that the for example russia the electric grids or the voting booth what happens after these journalists obviously got a completely wrong. our journalists. held accountable are the new self let's how we can get people been fired ok c.n.n. fired a couple of people but overall the recall the rush overall i think that it this initially get a lot of the clicks and then of the their efforts in terms of mobilizing international opinion against russia still succeeding. yeah. first of all i want to equate us to march with fox there is i don't want to respond but whatever i might my point is here is that there are there is another a narrative that is completely different there are other narratives. and i'm worried for you if you think that's romantic fiction your love life is in serious jeopardy we take you out on the. road but more paragraph here that i thought was interesting and glad i was talking about evidence and the public case that mr putin . succeeded in delivering the presidency to his admirers mr trump though i

russia russia russia means no i agree and i think that this this replacement of facts with this emotional rhetoric kind of demonstrate that you're obviously building this case on anything but pure evidence i guess overall i would be a bit concerned about the state of journalism as you opened up with because. this is just emotional rhetoric about every time you do put. forward evidence we often find you should this no evidence there but also several occasions we see the it's been disproven be it that the for example russia the electric grids or the voting booth what happens after these journalists obviously got a completely wrong to our journalists with the journalist held accountable are the new selfless how we can get people been fired ok c.n.n. fired a couple of people but overall the recall the rush overall i think that it's this initially get a lot of the clicks and then of the their efforts in terms of mobilizing international opinion against russia still succeeding. yeah. like you know first of all i want to equate us to march with fox there is i don't want to say it i'm but whatever i might my point is that there are there is another he's trying to find out what's going on. co berkeley when the united states is doing the same thing around the world twenty four seven first of all the i'm in new york times defense on this racism and it's a well known fact that racism did not exist in the u.s. on till a few supposedly russian trolls on facebook posted a few racist memes since it was well no good wh

jesse: the democratic party is running a campaign of russia russia russia.o you think it will get pelosi the gavel in 2018? >> they are keeping their base motivated to go vote. if their base is motivated to vote and ours is not, that could be a thing. we have to make sure our base goes out to vote. jesse: if nancy pelosi gets power what will that mean for your investigations. >> hopefully people from the executive branch who have the ability to do a deep drive on these investigations to see if there is anything criminal. they have taken over. we have no prosecutorial power. jesse: that's why people say we need a second special counsel. it doesn't look like i can go in there. >> all of our intelligence reports shared with congress lie in there. if we have somebody coming to brief us at a secure top secret level. jesse: if you find members of the committee have leaked to the mainstream media, what's the punishment for that. >> it depend on what is leaked and why. most of of them are leaks of committee business. it's not going to jeopardize national security. i

plane what russia is doing but we are responding when we see security challenges are changing with a more assertive russia. then i would like to underline that russia is there to stay, russia is our neighbor and nato is not seeking confrontation with russia. but for us there's no contradiction between being firm, strong in our approach to russia as we are but at the same time seeking dialogue and try to reduce tensions with russia because russia would not go away. russia will remain our biggest neighbor and i know very well politician coming from norway, a small country bordering russia that it is possible to have a firm, predictable approach to russia but at the same time work with dialogue with russia, even during the coldest periods of the cold war, norway was able to have a working relationship with russia on defense and security issues. our military speak regularly with russian military up in the north. on energy and environment, we agree the borderline but that was not despite nato, despite norway's membership in nato but it was because of nato's membership in nato because the nato membership provided the strength and the platform to engage with russia. so i say this

russia to once again host major sporting events yes i do score ect because result was reinstated this cannot happen if these are the kind of happens that people refused to. grant russia. was a big russia brazil russia was rica competition's i'm pretty sure that this is why not take much longer than you have big events again in russia you you know we talked about you being somewhat something of a persona non grata in russia russia denied you a visa to the world cup last summer you have talked about the dangers journalists in russia who try to report on the conveyor what does today's decision mean for our ability to try to get to the truth about athletics orts and there being in russia it's very complicated for independent journalists for people from other countries to really dig in and to investigate and russia this week we tried again to try to get a visa to russia this week and they rejected it again so it's very obvious that they have no interest. to support journalism and to be honest it's it was possible in two thousand and fourteen because we have been under the radar at that point under the radar but now it's come to. the difference so to be honest to get more information about what really ha

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russia to once again host major sporting events yes that is correct because the result was reinstated this cannot happen at least it's kind of happens that people refused to. grant that russia. was a big russia brazil russia was big competitions and i'm pretty sure that this is when i take much longer than we have big events again in russia you know we talked about you being somewhat something of a persona non grata in russia russia denied you a visa to the world cup last summer you have talked about the dangers journalists in russia who try to report on being there what does today's decision mean for our ability to try to get to the truth about athletics orts and there being in russia it's very complicated for independent journalists for people from other countries to really dig in and to investigate and russia this week we try to get you tried to get a visa to russia this week and they rejected it again so it's very obvious that they have no interest. to support journalism and to be honest it's it was possible in two thousand and fourteen because we have been under the radar at that point under the radar but now. it's completely different so to be honest to get more information about what really happens

show russia as much as you're willing to talk to russia i want to speak with russia i want to find solution was the russian and georgian no problems i want to go establish friendly relations with russia because i'm sure that this is important for my country let me ask you specifically about friendly relations because the political relationship between the two countries is still very tenuous but this year we have witnessed a significant increase in bilateral trade and in tourism the number of russians visiting your country so far this year has exceeded a million and from what i understand. a quarter more than last year so it seems that when it comes to the people there actually ahead of the politicians in terms of normalizing the ties between our country fortunately yes and of course. everybody all tourists from russia and other countries are very well come in georgia and i think it's very positive that we have a good trade relations and lots of people are arriving in georgia but it's not enough if this is good but this is. from my point of view it's very important to me because this relation is sustainable and for that we need to speak . i mean politicians we need to discuss the prob

russia today. and i think it's growing because i think russia's learnt in the last few years particularly since you cry and since that experience since syria. russia that. the west when it criticizes russia has not been good they haven't. basically tried to undermine russian self-esteem and i think russia has learned that yes we have our own problems we have our own disputes we have to deal with for example gender equality we have to deal with the way we treat option the really really old. particularly the way we treat homosexuals because i think for homosexuals it is still very biggest news about being russian and it shouldn't be that way but it's not my place and it's not the west good place to lecture russia about these things well i know you're very reluctant to criticize russia openly but you just mentioned this attitude towards the community and if you actually look at the polls you will see that russians by and large. homophobic they for example if you ask people do you mind homosexual couple living in the apartment next door to you they would usually say the majority would say no i don't care and yet in the political. environment these days you hear a lot about the traditional va

russia, representing russia and guiding russia for a quarter of a century. i mean, he could be in power... he will be in power until 202a. that would be a quarter. that‘s right. then, according to the constitution, he cannot run again. after everything we‘ve discussed in this interview, do you think russiaonships we‘ve discussed in the course of this interview, or does russia need to go in a new, different direction? i think during the next six years and after, russia will pursue open policies, will work with all the partners who want to be on the same basis, rule of law, international rule of law inclusive. russia wants to pursue the policies that will feed russian people, russian population, increase quality of life, raise talents, conduct in a way of policies and build institutions that are sustainable for the future. answer my question, does russia need a change of direction? we will welcome our partners to work with us together. i think on both sides, we need to make steps to re—establish trust and re—establish mutual respect. those things can be done only simultaneously. there is no way one can make any step just to give up the strengths that society has. if you lose strength, you lose competitiveness. that‘s it. russia is not going to go this weak way. arkady dvorkovich, we have

russia to once again host major sporting events? hajo: yes, that is correct, because rusada is reinstated. this cannot happen -- at least it cannot happen that people refuse to grant russia -- reward russia with big competitions. i'm pretty sure this will not take much longer for we have big events again in russia. brent: we talked about you being persona non grata in russia. russia denies you a visa to the world cup last summer. you talked about the dangers to journalists in russia. he tried to report on building there. if you try to report on doping there -- you tried to report on doping there. what is the decision before our ability to get to the bottom of athletics in russia? hajo: it is important for journalists to dig in and investigate russia. this week we tried again -- brent: tried to get a visa? hajo: projected again. it is obvious they have no interest's to support journalism. it was possible in 2014 because we were under the radar at that point, but now it is completely different. to get more information about what really happens in russian sports, it will become very complicated for journalists. brent: as always, we appreciate you taking the time to come on the show with us and sharing your insights. hajo: thank you. brent: cap for business. j -- time for business. javier is here t

russia what consenting russia and ukraine i'm absolutely sure that as georgia and russia one day will leave in peace even good relations and good neighborhood relations the same will be with the ukraine and russia but before it will be quite painful time for ukraine and ukraine russian relations in case of georgia is things that in georgia necessary to change the government and to brings the people into this is obviously not something that russia should or should no no of course not i mean. no case i mean georgian people should change the government about how how should the poster of the russian state change in order to allow both you know geography and destiny to be pursued so to say because obviously many in ukraine and many in georgia do feel that russia's presence is too overbearing and perhaps that they that they perhaps lack some space to develop their own country you know if you know if you are comes change a good joke a few changes you should not try to change anybody even if your children you should try just to explain what is important what is right what is not in in reality and in the political. live if georgia will decide to change russia and russian policy i'm not sure that it will

hungary and the minute he has his face turned to russia to russia doesn't say to his voters russia's number one enemy most of the european had they come to russia you know they talk about bridging gaps but as soon as their home their rhetoric changes you know we always say the same statement about the same things maybe this is one of the reason why every one the free elections in there over the constitutional majority will never change faces so obviously your country has always said that russian sanction like sanctions and sanctions doesn't work for anyone they don't work for you or they don't for the russia but when it comes to voting. a lifting them you don't vote to lift that why this is your right to vote why why wouldn't you you know we made it very clear as well because as i told you we always we are always honest we are we are in favor of straightforward speech we hate cheating each other we have even told openly here in the russia that that we will never break the unity of the european union because unity. on the other hand we made it very clear that there must be a dialogue there must be a discussion an honest discussion a straightforw

for russia putin not on yahoo have met several times this year on yahoo was one of the few leaders to attend russia's victory day parade which is a very important event here in russia as well and russia has been kind of in this conflict walking a fine line between keeping israel on side and keeping iran on side a very important ally as well and another backer of the assad regime just like russia and israel really wants to keep russia onside because they hope that russia can kind of negotiate with iran on the other hand to prevent a permanent presence of the of the rainy and forces in syria something that israel is very much worried about very much concerned about so both sides will be hoping to kind of keep keep this diplomatic crisis on the backburner to somehow resolve it . in your i mean it's like you're only sure when. we'll take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world south korea's president moon j.n. has arrived in north korea face third of possibly the most challenging summit with the north's supreme leader kim jong il and president moon hopes to mediate between washington and pillar of the north's nuclear weapons program and to promote ties betwee

russia russia trying to lure china closer to its and since twenty fourteen the least but russia has always been ego on sort of forcing this alliance china was usually very reluctant to do so because it's all russia'sbeing too images and of too quick cricket sort of to practice now it's a signal that the can also go with the russians on weekends it is. a false that these days of the discontent ones which is of course a message to washington and coalition of the discontent in the past these drills it's important to know they were seen as preparation for possible confrontation with china but now for the first time chinese troops are taking part in them and this is a major change in which to keep that in mind while we take a look at what the head of russia's national guard had to say he's a staunch putin supporter and this is what he had to say about putin's outspoken critic alexy in a volley take a listen. well look who are you know on the i want to understand who you are where you come from and why you are clearly the product of an american test tube b but you still it is clear that they have set your the goal of touring mud and everything around to do stabilize both politics and the economy in our