ultimately if there was a conflict or war with russia ukraine would be among the 1st. platforms to initiate hostilities through. local residents have reported unusual infection outbreaks in our american lands one example is a facility near harkov. social activists or game a sea of who worked and how when the lamb opened complained several times to ukrainian authorities at the request of local residents. go both do williston then it was. more good with equipment if you got. a middle of the money. is there going to do about a body of meat if you. want to and is suspected to have been running experiments on ticks. install ticks or infected with zico virus west nile fever fever and other equally dangerous pathogens and then released into the natural habitat neither ukraine nor the us have denied that the pentagon is linked to bio labs in the country. since 2018 under on a number 9 to 8 issued by ukraine's ministry of health international pharmaceutical companies have had access to the country's hospital patients as a testing ground including children. special safety measur

russia, russia, russia ukraine, ukraine, ukraine, even playing politics with covid-19 and everything in-between. it is not a surprise that we, the american people, are skeptical of the 2020 election results for all of the reasons we have chronicled night after night. including a lot of courageous, patriotic whistle-blowers. but tonight, no democrat anywhere in america seems one bit concerned at all about what is widespread mistrust in america's key institutions.y they don'te care about the weeks of vote counting, the reliance on mail-in ballots. they once told us were not accurate and ripe for fraud. the mistreatment of election observers in every state. the election laws changed in the of the game, and onenged in the eyewitness, one whistle-blower, one after another after another. in fact, senator johnson's democratic colleagues, remember, they accused him of hurting the committee because he dared to hold a hearing on the integrity of america's election system. that's when things, well, they got rightly heated. take a look. >> the purveyors of russian disinformation, campaign, then'

through from western europe through korean, to russia, and we are, i'm sorry, the other way from russia. 3 ukraine to western europe, north of refugees, russia. and i've seen no evidence to prove clean or lead to russia. sorry, broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow. this is our jeter national. i'm sean thomas, certainly glad to have you with us. now the french president's ruling party has withdrawn a parliamentary bill that would have severely restricted the filming of police officers. opponents said the measure named to article 24 would have violated press freedom and allowed the police to cover up acts of brutality. the apparent u. turn follows 2 weeks of nationwide unrest. president macron, chad and the movement. see a meeting on monday. as part of that meeting, there was the french prime minister, the french interior minister, and also the leaders of the parliamentary parties of the majority. the presidents of these parties now they decided following that meeting, that this specific article, article 24, would be suspended from the bill. as i say, it follows a weekend of violent p

goals whose son runs around the world with the backing sucking up billions from communist china, russia, ukrainepakistan and more. the new york post story and senator ron johnson's report on the biden family entanglement were censored, they were blacked out, the deep state would not let anyone report on it, they were even going to let you talk about it. the mainstream media wouldn't say it or print it. the intelligence community, the same who is said trump was a russian asset simply because they wanted to destroy him the democrats called us crazy. all the while hunter never denied it was his laptop and it was blocked and we were prevented from hearing about a criminal investigation of hunter, pending now, we know since 2018. we weren't even allowed to talk to each other about it. twitter and washington post, we wikipedia, the new york times, politico, axial, cnn, npr radio, they blocked it so we could not assess the bidens entanglement. we don't want to waste time on stories that are not real stories. joe biden lied to you, too, saying he knew nothing about sons business and gave out outright de

china, russia ukraine. hunter biden and his business associates go looking for money.ied according to the senate report to the chinese military. >> what a great rapport. that is it for us this evening. lou will be back on monday. a reminder to follow lou on twitter at lou dobbs, lik on facebook and follow him on instagram. have a great weekend. we will see you. ♪ okay. controversy growing over disturbing double standards in the democrat party and big media over the hunter biden and eric swalwell scandal. the new debate catching fire. a growing mountain of evidence shows americans are and have been misled. joining us tonight congressman guy, katie mcfarland and dan gaynor plus john cox and mark morgan. we have a lot of developing stories and breaking news coming into the studio. here is a question right now, top democrat senator. did they

which the covid relief is attached, that's hurting trump in congress the way that the pardons, russia, ukraineey were all happy to excuse. they voted, they thought they would be supported by trump, now they're in a difficult position. i think they'll override him on the defense bill. they and their friends, i think there will be a greater willingness to say, a little bit over the next few weeks and months, especially once he's out of office, let's not listen to him. how much that will really be a break, how much they're willing to take on trump's electorate out there, i'm dubious about that. but i think it's probably more significant from the point of view of his hold on the republican party. >> 23 minutes, it won't be your birthday anymore. but we cherish the few moments you spent with us. bill, our thanks, happy holiday health officials warn of more dark days to come before the light, there is some hopeful pandemic news. we'll talk about it when we come back. when we come back graine for years and years. and nothing has really worked for me. until now. with nurtec odt, i have felt such relie

way from russia. 3 ukraine to western europe. and i don't have anything, any specific comment on the case that point to egypt in government. and i was very due to have a conversation of the department of justice. i don't have anything to add in state prison so i don't have anything is there. and i don't have more details on horsham versus refugees, russia and see no evidence to prove plein who are fleeing to russia. sorry. geography is not sakis best subject. now. she raised some eyebrows when she condemned forces in eastern ukraine, saying that they were engaged in an election rigging, scheme called carousel voting, which she had no idea what that actually meant. perhaps this tendency to make a verbal blunders is something that the new administration will find enduring. after all, this is going to be the man at the top, but look what's not to like about 4 months terms, the beauty of it, and what a neat term watch would happen. those kids support can come up to cmos post-prison . they want a new the and something some new coverag

biden's responsibilities were russia, china, ukraine.ook over in the obama administration. where did hunter biden and his business associates go looking for money? from a russian oligarch, a ukrainian oligarch and chinese businessmen directly tied to the chinese military. this was an operation, a shakedown operation i think a lot of people would call it, and for joe biden to sit up there and say he didn't make any money, man, this isn't right, it's just not true. the tax returns are going to show just how much money hunter biden made and also how much money he may have missed paying taxes on. david: all of the money. you know, this is cashing in on dealing with the enemy. you think of all of the ways in which china threatens our future existence from the way they dealt with the covid pandemic to what they're doing in the south china sea, to how they're infiltrating american institutions, and they were trading for the security of the united states so that they could enrich themselves. it's extraordinary. john solomon, we've got to leave i

weighty things that go to this russia, ukraine, kazakhstan processes that were going on that congressional. so if you wanted to come up with a soft resolution from hunter biden's perspective and you know his attorneys are talking a lot to the u.s. attorney's office, you're talking about a tax case that truncates or ends all of those other angles of investigati investigation. could be serious. could include jail time. it would have the effect of shortening this investigation in the most favorable way for the biden family and the next attorney general. >> jonathan turley said the biggest issue is that influence pedalling is legal. it the favorite form of corruption in washington. while it's not okay to give joe biden and envelope of cash, giving it to his son is fine. a special counsel would be a waste of time. >> i'm not sure that the results of what the investigations show would be determinative of putting a special counsel in place. the issue is the conflict issue for the executive branch, not what it will end up as. what we don't know, what do the foreign influences expect to get by maki

and b, because he already had a paddling set of schemes involving russia, ukraine, romania, and of course, buying him off with $5 million and promiscuous his promises. but the media won't report this because it will hurt joe biden, and they are now is a valid protectors. spewing i did a little bit of research this afternoon. there are democrat members who have intelligence backgrounds, military backgrounds, prosecutorial backgrounds like yourself. why would nancy pelosi put up with the embarrassment that eric swalwell has caused when she has got other more qualified, viable choices. what is her fascination with us whilswalwell? >> she totally closes ranks when it is an infraction done by her own. she is free to say anything when she's going after the opposite party, but not holding her own tto the same standards. second, it's a member of her state's delegation. a fellow member of the california democratic congressional allegation. three come as you look at the house intelligence committee which last became the impeachment committee, bad behavior was qualified people for promotion. if peop

he is greedy, and b, because he already had a prodigious influence peddling schemes involving russia, ukrainea, and of course, the chinese and sleepwalk him off with $5 million and promiscuous promises of more millions to come, but the media won't report this because it will hurt joe biden, and they are now is a valid protectors. >> trey: lee, i did a little research this afternoon. there are democrat members that have intelligence backgrounds and military backgrounds, prosecutorial backgrounds like yourself, you also have a military background. why would nancy pelosi put up with the embarrassment that eric swalwell has caused, in which he's got other, more qualified, viable choices. what is her infatuation with swalwell? >> she totally closes ranks when it is an infraction done by her own. she is free to say anything hyperbolic, partisan, when she is going after the opposite party, but not holding her own to theut same standard. secondly, as a member of her state's delegation, a fellow memberw of the california democratic congressional delegation, three, as you look e intelligence committee,

perhaps in service to his father, to china, for tens of millions of dollars, not to mention russia and ukraineresident trump is unclear or adamant that he thinks the special counsel is needed here. the attorney general, bill barr, which if i'm not mistaken today is his last day as the attorney general. he says he doesn't think it's necessary. what are the real prospects that a potential biden -- excuse me, a potential biden attorney general would move ahead and appoint a special counsel. is it off the table or is it possible? >> as possible, absolutely. the challenges joe biden needs to know he needs to address it, and his inner circle knows he can't address it. the part of the clip we didn't hear was he alleged it was russian misinformation, which is, in some ways, he acknowledges there is something to this that needs to be looked at. it's not russian misinformation, it is hunter biden misinformation. maybe he didn't tell dad everything that was going on, hence why we need a special counsel to find out exactly what happened. but the fbi is looking into it. as we learn more, we'll know whether

the end of world war ii and by the last year of world war ii , the soviet union is overrunning russia, ukraine. that is the breadbasket of europe. all of that food has been cut off. in order for a german prisoner of war in the united states, and there were hundreds of thousands of them all over the united states. those prisoners of war were generally working on farms. they got to eat pretty well. most of them were pretty grateful to be working on farms. they would go live with farm families and do the work every day. that is an area that is wide open for a whole lot more research. what is it that presidents were doing? it wouldn't surprise me that they built the chapel you are talking about. i just don't know if they did. they were engaged in all kinds of work. a pretty reasonable price. if a farmer wanted to hire a german p.o.w., it was $.10 a day . if the government was going to feed them, or a farmer could. thoughts? >> not necessarily related to that, but i have been doing work on minnesota history. the dakota wars of 1862, and after the hanging of the 38 in mankato, especially the dakota

go through from western europe through to russia, and we will, i'm sorry, the other way from russia. 3 ukraine to western europe or from present refugees, russia. and i've seen no evidence to prove clean for clean to russia. sorry, those are your headlines. i'll be back with another look in just under an hour's time and stay with us. for this is the kaiser report. don't forget to join our group. that's a forward pill. joining the telegram group right now. stacey, hey, i'm going to show a little clip of a mean we were starring in. we get play that i got to play the cat, the cat dancer in the bongo player. now, that was really fun. i liked it. oh, yeah, i get to play the cool bongo player, you know, nato, and a few more things to keep you informed of. and that is that, you know, we do have a huge spanish speaking audience just well and there is going to be a conference in which we are avatars speaking along with james la jimmy song. * a bunch of cool people, andreas on to not bliss in virtual space, but from argentina or somewhere, a lot in america at le, big comp, dot com, l.a. b i t c o n f do

thousands of square miles of territory from ukraine belarus and russia, an area populated by5 million people was blasted with all . microscopic pieces of fuel and graphite, hold on. microscopic pieces of fuel and graphite fell on the pine trees around the station itself changing the color and creating what's known as the reddish forest. pripyat became a ghost town and the reactor, complex resembled, as owners tens of thousands of soviet troops were drafted in to try to decontaminate the area . the reactor itself remained open to the air. the ministry of machine building was charged with carrying out the wreckage described as a sarcophagus of concrete and steel. before i could do that the hundreds of tons of radio action rose from the reactor had to be cleared from the surrounding root of the complex. they attempted to seize roadblocks. some of which were initially developed to work on the surface of themoon . but even these failed in the wreckage and intense counter radiation fields. eventually the governments took the position to send more than 3000 men to do this job by hand. the ru

concerns and some member states were quite reluctant to grant ukraine's status, splabing it ol could e destabilize the region d it could provoke russia. but ukraine was granted the status and nothing happened, because we were quite consistent. we explained why we needed that, why it's important for ukraine, for nato, for our relations. and we really needed that, you know, a step forward, because sometimes we have the feeling that our relations is like a stationary bike. when we set a december taistanc time, we are wasting a lot of our efforts, and we are not moving forward, you know? that's why this eop was really important, and i think now we have to focus all our energy and our resources in order to get membership action plan. especially for georgia, because our position here and my position, and i know that many u ukrainians share this position, that georgia, you know, well deserved that. so they made a lot of progress in terms ofpr the military forcd andd mill staitary institutions. so yes, russia should not have a say in that. >> i really appreciate you at rs stress the fact that those concerns that russia would be sa agitated,

from western europe, through cain train to russia, and we are, i'm sorry, the other way from russia, through ukraine to western europe. and i don't have anything, any specific comment on the case that point to the egyptian government. and i was very due to have a conversation with the department of justice. i don't have any teeth. and the stage is instead of having things there, and i don't have more details on who are members of strategies russia and see new evidence to go through who are really to russia. sorry. i see methodology was also highly suspect. with reports of carousel boarding pre-marked ballots, which are still you know, i'm not sure this is i was reading that i'm not familiar with that term either way . it may be that people weren't checking and i'll check and see what, what our team meant, specifically by the way, to the state where they were sitting on the issues for the answers. but i don't think it's a reference to that matter. this is just the tip of the iceberg. there are many other examples of misc sakis, mindblowing way with words. however, she seems to have taken it upon hers

he will be publicly be more supportive of to so hold in between countries between a 2 and russia belarus ukraine and the south caucasus so in that sense i think we shouldn't expect a very happy relationship it having said that i think that the fact that. both biden but also secretary of state designate and tony blinken are known quantities i think in moscow people do not have under realistic expectations of each other as was probably the case at the beginning of the obama administration so i think that the 2 actually the 2 foreign secretaries will do a lot of the work initially. and tony blinken. and that at least it's professional and the mixed message saying it was a sign of the trumpet ministration on the one hand being in bracing president hu even at miring him on the other hand being in adversity on some issues such as north stream such as. nature or in the baltic states and so on that will be become more coherent but it will be a tougher language i doubt that the actions of the american government will be much tougher but we can talk about that in a 2nd as well. there's a lot of policies w

well you know i don't know of many diseases or for the disappearance of people in ukraine for example russia itself no use of ability to rebel crimea for these things going on in crimea is not what the iranian absolutely russia is absolutely responsible for the crime ear there is law and order there and there are no lot of warnings to the you are not a quality security against torture not according to the government are part of that means they are producing fake information as all or very often the case but again whatever i say it doesn't matter to you you just don't listen to me because that for you is a cognitive dissonance you assure that is true you know but when i say that it is not true so how come there is a u.n. commission on torture which as a group of you know of whom and you know do you read as you visit and you've investigated all those allegations have you telling me it's not true. of course whatever allegation whatever crime is investigated in russia every instance so that unfortunately this does not happen in ukraine where many many people disappeared you know and no one ever

adopted a resolution urging russia to end its occupation of crimea the measure which is not legally binding also calls on moscow to immediately stop transferring weapons to ukraine russia sent troops into crimea an annex the peninsula and 2014 since then it supported separatist rebels in eastern ukraine a cease fire has been a fact in effect since late july more than 2000 children are among refugees and migrants who've arrived in the canary islands in the last 2 months save the children says it's extremely concerned about their physical and mental health bernard smith reports from gran canaria. it's not much of a red carpet welcome but for this boy's at least the 1st time he's touched dry land in 5 days he'll have spent that time in a fishing boat with around 25 other people crossing rough atlantic seas from west africa. the canary islands is experiencing the largest wave of migrants and refugees arrivals in 15 years and with it what the regional government calls a significant upturn in the number of children. international aid group save the children is concerned that the authorities here are struggling to provide for the specific needs of miners even of the ki

adopted a resolution urging russia to end its occupation of crimea a measure that's not legally binding also calls on moscow to immediately stop transferring weapons to ukraine russia sent troops into crimea an annex the peninsula and 24 seen it since supported separatist rebels in eastern ukraine a cease fire has been in effect since late july a nationwide strike by farmers is underway in india transport workers and teachers are among the other unions supporting the strike tens of thousands of farmers have been camped outside the capital for nearly 2 weeks they say a new law covering the farming industry will hurt their livelihoods elizabeth brought them as more from seeing you outside the. we're at the biggest of the 3 protest sides a key highway between the states of haiti and delhi where tens of thousands of fatness remain camped out and it's a similar scene at 2 other protest sites on 2 other highways on the outskirts of delhi elsewhere in the country we are hearing that farmers from the state of punjab have blocked and now the highway in the capital chandigarh and student trade and transport unions have all been protesting in a number of states and in

went to russia, ukraine, azerbaijan, with him.the middle of red square and not a single person recognizes him. >> he's just a regular guy. >> and then, i went to africa with him, in 2006. and we went to mandela's cell. >> not only that. on a clear day, you could see cape town. >> when we went to kenya, he had this meeting with some ngos and word got out that he was in there. and when he emerged from this meeting, there were, like, thousands of people waiting to hear him say a few words. when we went to nairobi and he gave a big speech, i got this picture of this guy writing down, like, the bullet points of what he was talking about. >> hey. hey. >> the reception at his grandmother's village was, like, chaotic. >> anytime i think a child comes back to his parents' grave, it makes you reflect on your own life and mortality. and it makes you think about the next generation. >> my wife and i are going to get tested for hiv-aids. so, i just want everybody to remember that, if a u.s. senator can get tested and his wife can get tested, t

ukraine. to use against russia, obama didn't. he's right, isn't he? ending some tank to ukraine when russia is there and they can pour as as many arms as they want across the border with ukraine, that's not changing actions either. are we arming ukrainians enough? what kind of additional sanctions might we impose? those things are important. i'm not suggesting we shouldn't be exploring all these avenues, but we have to sit back and look at the fact that these approaches don't work. you have to get on the same page with our allies in europe who are on the front lines of dealing with russian cyberattacks just like us, but we're not working with them under trump. and what's the full array of tools here? exposing putin's corruption, supporting ukraine, yes. continuing to pursue sanctions, and putting forward a united front, so that we're working with our allies in europe and then going into offense with putin a little bit. by shining light on what he's up to. >> you mentioned the tools that d.c. often pushes and you were right about that. when you were in

whether that is china in taiwan, or russia in ukraine, or north korea with their missile and nuclear program. mark: one quick follow up to you -- the same question i posed to mr. brennan in terms of privatization in asia, if you are looking at this from the old you sittingnsc, there talking to steve hadley, you have a lot of things to do there. how are you thinking in terms of prioritization? alliances? you have china, north korea, then there is india over the horizon? dr. cha: so, the first thing i think is the alliances. that is a priority. immediately, our two key alliances like china and south korea have both been obstructed by an argument over defenseaving to do with and cost burden sharing. this has been our issue in the korea alliance in the past four years. one of the first things is to get those things done. i think there were good negotiations that took place. as you put it in the past, mark, it is low hanging fruit, and we should get those done so we can send the signal that we are ready to focus more on the bigger strategic issues. on the india-china relationship, that is

ukraine, belarus and russia, an area populated by 5 million people was. [inaudible]. microscopic pieces of fuel and graphite, hold on. microscopic pieces of fuel and graphite fell on the pine trees around the station itself, changing the color and creating what became known as the red forest. privette became a ghost town for tens of thousands of soviet troops who began to try to decontaminate the area . but the reactor itself remains in the air. they had been given the task of covering up the wreckage as a sarcophagus of concrete and steel. but before they could do that hundreds of tons of radioactive energy spewed from the reactor and had to be cleared from the surrounding rooms. they attempted to seize ropes off, some of which like this one were developed to work on the surface the surface but these and aid failed in the wreckage. and eventually they got a petition to send in more than 3000 men to do this job by hand. the ruins of the reactor building remain to radioactive for the architects of the sarcophagus to survey. a set about examining aerial photographs show

like the biggest phony, hypocrite, right there with the congenital liar schiff, and nadler, on russia and ukraine are going to start throwingoi people off the intelligence committee, i would love to add adam schiff's name to the list. isn't it t something, sean, when democrats are targeted by foreign intelligence, they get a defensive briefing, but when republicans are targeted, they get prosecutions and investigation and jail sentences. now, we find ourselves with eric swalwell saying that the manner of whether or not he slept with this person is one of national security, it's classified, and i can't help but think, you know bill clinton is kicking himself for not thinking ofw this. if this is the explanation, i guess others could have used it. i don't want the fbi or congress to be the bedroom police and i don't even blame eric swalwell for being targeted. i blame him because he knows better. he knows that china is a major threat to u.s. hegemony in the 21st century. there the threat to our people and our workers, and instead, he distracted our country for years on this nonsense russia hoax, ar

seeing a super sophisticated espionage activity, it's not a full-on denial of service the way russia attacked ukraineouple of years ago, but we're going to need, not only in america but with our allies around the world, some kind of common standards so if we see this level of indiscriminate, broad based attack, we will notify our adversaries that we will respond with sufficient force to push back. because simply better cyber hygiene alone will not protect us against this level of sophisticated effort. >> so you've got this espionage challenge, and in the midst of it, congress managed covid relief. you were part of the group of lawmakers that broke the logjam that made this deal possible. you're also vice chairman of the senate democratic caucus. is the caucus happy with how your leadership performed in these negotiations? let's start there. >> oh, i think the vast majority, i think every democrat voted for this legislation last night. $900 billion, this is the second largest relief package in our country's history. this is bigger than the relief package that we provided our country after the 2008 fis

that doesn't even touch the issues as it relates to china and russia and ukraine. think more important than that, i take issue with one one of the things bill barr is the greatest thing since sliced bread. he is not in his two years as attorney general he did virtually nothing other than have a low level guy by the name of kevin clinesmith indicted in the russian collusion delusion. and he actually came out, he is not supposed to and said i'm not going to investigate joe or obama for anything criminal. that is something he wasn't supposed to do. and as far as as i'm concerned, he is the do-nothing attorney general. my opinion. ing. >> greg: hey, dana? >> dana: yes, sir. >> greg: i have a suggestion for president trump. he should pardon hunter. he should pardon hunter like next week. >> geraldo: great idea. >> greg: think about how amazing that would be before anything goes forth just to pardon him. just -- that would be incredible. i would love to see that. >> dana: it would be. >> judge: thank them for what they did to don jr.? i don't think so. recalling. >> greg

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