russian] >> because we know our own problems. mr. gorbachev: [speaking russian] >> [laughter] mr. gorbachev: [speaking russian>> that is not my intention. mr. reagan: but before things get too far out of hand -- >> [speaking russian] >> [laughter] president reagan: we find ourselves standing like this. translator: [speaking russian] [applause] >> [speaking russian] >> [indiscernible] mr. reagan: yes, we want to do that, and every time politicians get out of line and seem to be arguing, you tell us to straighten up. translator: [speaking russian] [laughter] [applause] >> [speaking russian] >> mr. president, how was the walk this morning in the kremlin? mr. reagan: it was just fine. i have long wanted to see red square. and the general secretary very kindly took me out. i not only saw it, i got to walk in it and to meet some of your people. >> how far are the talks? >> how are the talks going so far? mr. reagan: they are just fine. >> do you still think you are an evil empire, mr. president? mr. reagan: no. >> [speaking russian] >> why not? >> [speaking russian] >> are you happy? >> [speaking russian] >> the pr

russian] ♪ >> [speaking russian] >> esteemed mr. ronald reagan, president of the united states of america, esteemed mrs. nancy reagan. >> [speaking russian>> on behalf of the people and government of the soviet union, i extend to you my sincere greetings on the occasion of your visit. welcome. >> [speaking russian] >> it is now almost six months since our meeting in washington, which went down in history as a major milestone in soviet-american, and in international, relations. >> [speaking russian] >> now on this return trip, you mr. president have traversed the great distance that lies between our two capitals to continue our political dialogue. this is a fact we duly appreciate. [background chatter] [applause] >> maybe you want to say something, mr. president, to them. mr. reagan: well, yes i would. i was just saying to the general secretary that i have great admiration for the women of russia. >> [speaking russian] mr. reagan: i think you are courageous. i think you contribute a great stability to the whole society, but also to all of you, i think you should know that the general secretary and i have one idea in common. and that is th

russian descent. you understand my daughter is russian. my business partner is russian. my mother-in-law -- my ex-mother-in-law is russian. i speak with russians every day. when you ask me whether i was talking -- would i have talked to any russians about the campaign, i did not recall any at that time. when the house asked me that, i believe i answered not that i recall. i recall this now while i was being prepared to meet with the senate and robert mueller's team. i was beginning to prepare in late april and in my preparations, i have a very good attorney. he has a process he goes through. it is pretty vigorous. during that time i recalled this brief telephone conversation and he advised me to disclose it to any other investigators and that i needed to disclose it to the house, which had closed its investigation by that time. >> here's the thing, michael. it seems like since this has been swirling so much, everyone's been talking about the trump campaign meeting with russians. and this has been going on for over a year now. there are folks out there who will hear this a

trump administration itself, everybody on earth 1 admits now that russia, the russian government, russian military, russian intelligence interfered in the u.s. presidential election in 16 to try to help donald trump win that election. to put a finer point on it, we got that indictment in february filed against 13 russian individuals and three russian corporate entities. indictment filed in federal court in washington that spelled out the findings of robert mueller's office, the special counsel's office on how exactly russia conducted that operation, at least the part where they conducted their own influence operation from outside t united states targeting the u.s. plic opinion in ways that would benefit trump during the election. we've got that spelled out in that indictment. we n'have any denitive public findings on thus far is the question of whether or not the russian government also found ways to directly assist the trump campaign as an entity rather than just targeting u.s. public opinion. i mean, we do have evidence about that, but we don't have definitive public findings of the kind we might see in

russians are behind it. so at that point in time, any point from that point on, if you're talking about giving information to the russians, if you're meeting with the russians, if you're reaching out to the russians the way george papadopoulos was. you are working with or agreeing to help people who there's at least strong evidence if it's not conclusive yet who are attacking our campaign, our election. >> right. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> booktv is on twitter and facebook, and we want to hear from you. tweet us, twitter.com/booktv. or post a comment on our facebook page, facebook.com/booktv. >> i mean, i think more and more cities are realizing they need to have something like a livable wage. and the truth of the matter is a lot of people in the private sector are realizing it as well. companies like jpmorgan, just to select one -- >> yeah. >> -- have a major commitment in detroit. and they're doing it in the form of banking branches and opening up opportunities for financial literacy. and so a lot of folks in the private sector are realizing we create a better society, a better market, a better set of consumers if in

to finish second in the can the roof the roof maybe down maybe down the home the home team russian team is russian is going to play are going to cost you the best day and they were the best in spain didn't speak see present see a sing for sing from the front just will broil broadly to fill to finish finish first first. before the fight to finish tied to second finish second. and go for the promise of a go for us for a surprise. come on come on most australians really that's finished ahead finish cycles and. then in group than in group the last thing a single fellow bills will fellow finish will first finish first or. this one is going to this one is going to be hard the fight will be hard for an african team for the title for an african team. so little piece so little piece because it brazil in the cylinder is a name of the name of teach to go teach on the holiday and to go on holiday so switzerland to finish second so switzerland who finished second i'm sort in the month or so in with someone if you need to look into the whole of the gold. and then and then there will be in the group. in germany

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the people that would high on the list that would want to hurt them would be the russian mafia russians but not the russian got to worry about this as well yeah i mean that was the understanding and there's also been some reporting in europe of it that it's been pretty much wiped widespread there was a story but the same actual same thing that they were actually were doing work for the marriage for the british intelligence committee activities i mean there is a big russian mafia let's face it and but that is in the russian government all i would say is i think i mean tony what i was told but i haven't done a reporting on it so i don't know firsthand i know secondhand i've been told by people in america because you ask about it is that is that most likely the most likely they they were known to have been talking to the six and five relevant six or five people that i am i five or six people about what they knew about russian corruption in and you're not in russia again you know the activities and so the only you from there you can draw your own conclusions about who wanted to hurt him so i thank you for the

with some of the championships youngest finds a new rumors about like russian hooligans or russian because while in america. russian spies how many people are spying on you right now. probably eleven thousand people. meanwhile saturday's game sold twists and turns that took the pundits by surprise including the shocked will between iceland and argentina which left the vikings funds over the moon. and among other stories from the week donald trump and kim jong un finally had their historic summit in singapore with both leaders hailing the talks as a success. a very warm welcome you are watching the weekly here on r.t. international while the world cup is in full swing and day four we'll see some highly anticipated matches with three games being played across russia. or the match between costa rica and serbia has just kicked off in some r. and switzerland will take on five time champions brazil who will be fielding da da strike. neymar while defending champions germany meets mexico in the capital later today with the day's first class already underway crowds of fans have been gathering at me ashlie a square just down

out a new rumors about like russian hooligans or russian because while in america. russian spies how many people are spying on you right now. probably like. people. they want saturday's game store twist downturns that took the pundits by surprise including the shock draw between iceland and argentina which left the vikings fans who. was. found among the other stories from the week donald trump pounds kim jong un finally have that historic summit in single pool with both leaders hailing the talks as a success. a very warm welcome i'm neki arab and you're watching the weekly here on r.t. international but first the world cup is in full swing and day four will see some highly anticipated matches with three games being played across russia. and there's still plenty to look forward to on this sunday in just under an hour costa rica face serbia in some mara and defending champions germany meets mexico in the capital or switzerland will take on five time champions brazil who will be building it who will be without using their fielding star striker neymar of course the brazilian fa

criticize them for current state of the russian economy the ukrainian government and the ukrainian economy because a lot of the world to pitch a russian i mean we russians are usually accused of you know taking pleasure in ukrainians failures and this is not what i thought i would never do. i would neither but i wonder because i think that applies to both of our countries i wonder why do you think it is so difficult to apply for and advise in in these cultural environment again is it the cultural environment is it something else that does not allow adopt you know advise that's worked in other countries to work here just as well. and the advice is only reason acquired by both and this is always very difficult to make the patient to do what the doctor wants to do there might be a lot of mistakes simply it was it was if you quote as proof is that it was deferred since it was luck so that's just very difficult while on this rather disappointing out mr stein and we have to leave it there thank you very much for coming here and i encourage our viewers to keep this conversation going in our social media pages and hope to see same place same time here on worlds

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russian. russian and my comment that you are mentioning. the position. it's not there yet government and i will saying was that. would be risky for a newly established party. government going to use asking for money asking for money to support all the docs and basic income and at the same time diverged with a utopian view which is to go along with sanctions. until we have pressure from the states. and so we would be my point was if we have to go to brussels to other parts and get something for the program basic income and. docks how can we at the same time at the same table and say we go on our way on position with russia the sanctions for the height of the ukrainian crisis as i'm sure you would agree with me it was a very specific. time and i think if we are on this then fair i think we have to recognize that russia's actions in your cranium may not like them but they were dictated by russia's very accurate perception of threat by nato i think from the kremlin point of view that threat has now been diminished there is no near prospect of either. either in crimea or in the a crane what's the point how long do you think it's advisable to keep those sanctions that keep hurting you that keep hurting us for something that cannot be reversed and i think would not be repeated on in discussing. prizes and the european perception and the russian perception. you know randi it took almost four years. for the next three days but let me let me be very very quick and bomb this. many european countries. and come to believe that we should get out of sanction and come to some. ok but let's be honest and. the decision final decision on this issue. has to come from washington. clothes washing is utilising. iran. into iraq i understand i mean they will not. marry trampin in a way because it's interesting to me how europe likes to portray itself as this principle values based and to what you tell me is it simply quid pro quo if the same way the trial perceives not. exactly. what i'm saying and i told you i would be honest is that the rule of america. on issues like this. they're having trump in mind. and we don't. think that there is that currently the. actions of russian. i mean i am surprised that you say that men should submit to blackmail that's what i'm surprised. this is what. china the american administration has not said to you.

indictment, the last two counts of this indictment, he's charged jointly with a russian guy linked to russian intelligence. now, the russian intel guy manafort is charged with in the superseding indictment, the russian guy did not turn up in court for his arraignment on these charges today along with paul manafort, but we'll have more on that in a moment. now, what happened next was more dramatic. first we got him pleading not guilty to the new charges that he's facing along with his russian co-defendant, who's not there in court. and then we get the part that leads to him going to jail. you'll recall that paul manafort was first charged last october, then he was further charged in february, then he was further charged last week. but what happened today after he was arraigned on the newest set of charges today, the ones where he pled not guilty, what happened right after that was that then the judge took up the issue at length of whether or not manafort could continue to be out on house arrest while he's waiting for his trial to start. the latest charges from the special counsel's office say that manafort secretly contacte

russians don't have to hack the results. over 25 states were scanned by russians intelligence, the russian military intelligence. they were looking at the voter registration rules. all yesterday was create one piece of software that changes everybody's addressed by one digit and all those people will be disenfranchised and everyone will not be allowed to vote on that day. that gets you a critical election. votes trump won by 77,000 in three states. that it. of thousandsdreds of people who were disenfranchised by errors on their voter registration. host: are you saying the russians threw the election by 77,000 votes? guest: not at all. the russians created this entire wall of perception management that they did. they changed the debate of the election to be completely about emails by stealing emails and pumping them into the election. no one has ever attributed any vote as stolen because of action of russia. but then again, nothing has been audited. we will see with the special counsel comes up with. host: john, republican. caller: i'm a surfer from california and i got to tell you i know when someone is blowing s

russian drone is bob good been actually a research we're going to get to that story ok since you brought it up mark in that explained the resurrection of a russian journalist in ukraine who's russian yes ok i think i got that right ok so this journalist opposition activist our county back janko he's a veteran of the church and war he tried on the russian side the russian side he tried to get out of military duty by claiming mental illness in fact he. caught bribing a doctor to claim he was mentally ill he ended up not serving when his parents broke in there was commander's office and threatened to chain themselves to the radiator then he volunteered to go back to the second shot at you and war as a contract soldier then he became anti-war then he became anti russian government this is a guy who really has no love for his country and there the country doesn't have much love for him he celebrated the death of children in a fire in cattermole recently saying burn burn he said he celebrated the death of a red army choir and journalists that were on route to syria for a performance saying they were as guilty as putin and he posted on social media that he promised to come back to russia

the people that would high in the list that would want to hurt them would be the russian mafia russians but not the russian got to with the screwballs well yeah i mean that was the understanding and there's also been some reporting in europe of it that it's been pretty much wiped widespread there was a story but the same after same thing that they were actually were doing work for the marriage for the british intelligence committee activities i mean there is a big russian mafia let's face it and but that is in the russian government all i would say is i think i mean tell me what i was told but i haven't done any reporting on it so i don't know firsthand i know secondhand i've been told by people in america because you ask about it is that is that most likely the most likely they they were known to have been talking to the six and five relevant six or five people that i am i five or six people about what they knew about russian corruption in and europe not in russia again you know the activities and so the only you from there you can draw your own conclusions of all who wanted to hurt him so i thank you tha

killed 69 russians in february, not wanted to give guns toe ukraine and president trump's decision to bomb syria in which thousands of russian troops are currently stationed -- that was a russianis the amazing thing, and a credit to slavic bigger to go after a creepy porn lawyer here in american cable news world. they are amazing, those russian russians. ♪ on the show we've chronicled the war on standards at the faa where irrelevant biographical questions were a imposed on aspiring air traffic controller controllers -- sadly this is far from the only example of standards declining in the tes. e iste never debate on any of this, it just happens. if it's happening and scientific fields, you wouldn't think it would but it is. in the pages of the city journal heather mcdonald has chronicled how schools and other institutions are cutting requirements i an effort to be more diverse whatever that mean means. she also wrote the upcoming book the diversity delusion and she joins us tight. you for comin on. we were stunned because it's insane and dangerous but youan wouldn't think that same imp would find its way into the hard sciences come into medicine or research sciences, you say it

russians came along later. mr putin has a very different definition of what it means to be a great power. but i want to remind people that russians earlier, and russians and saint petersburg and vladivostok today, also think of themselves as proud patriots, but they also want to be a pa rt patriots, but they also want to be a part of the west, they also want their country to be a democratic russia. well, let's examine that in some detail, and let's talk about your own role in russia policy in washington through the period of barack obama's washington through the period of ba rack obama's two washington through the period of barack obama's two terms, but particularly as you are his advisor to the white house was sometime and then sent to moscow to be the us ambassador to russia. this, of course, is now fast to the period roughly from 2008 to 2012, and then in moscow to 2014. by then, you had had vladimir putin become clearly the predominant politician in russia. yes. he was winning elections by huge margins. he was also saying things like, in his view, the collapse of the soviet union was the greatest catastrophe of the 20 century. were not listing to

russian culture the russian values. need to change in order to accommodate the economic wisdoms rather than the other way around that you need to. adopt economic reforms to the peculiarities of the russian character i wonder where do you come out on. how customisable is they decide the science of economics. to some extent. i don't think there is any kind of historical tradition that. inefficient and corrupt or inefficient course this could be improved and this could be changed but i mean when you when you say about the inefficient corrupt police. i think we would all agree that there are still plenty of instances of corruption and torture and many other things that are absolutely horrifying but when you look at the trajectory or how that institution has been changing you really see no change comparing let's say seventy years ago. the changes sort of. just. didn't improve efficiency. see image improvement when you come to. see. it. not just a law enforcement issue that's a major value that will take a major rally shift because russian people do not trust one another you know that. government needs to have a totally unproductive person. and improve productivity only if a small shop. in a

that is, were the russians laundering money through the trump organization? is this the lesk rang the russians -- leverage the russians have over the president of the united states? to me that is far more potentially compromising that he any salacious video. mike: do you believe that happened? schiffshy i don't know. there are allegations -- mr. schiff: i don't know. mike: you think it's possible? mr. schiff: it's certainly possible. we know that the trump organization had deep difficulty getting any legitimate financing from u.s. banks. the only bank that would do business with them, because of their business practices, was deutsche bank. which was fined hundreds of millions of dollars by the state of new york for laundering russian money. we also know that even according to the president's own sons, they were getting a ton of money from russia. a disproportionate share of their assets. and when you look at the trump properties of money laundering. so i think for us to gamble and not know with the nation's security, is this what's driving this afinity for vladimir putin and russia? or is it something else? i think we

russian drone is bob good been actually a research we're going to get to that story ok since you brought it up mark in that explained the resurrection of a russian journalist in ukraine who's russian yes ok i think i got that right ok so there's a journalist opposition activists are back janko he's a veteran of the church and war he tried on the russian side the russian side he tried to get out of military duty by claiming mental illness in fact he. caught bribing a doctor to claim he was mentally ill he ended up not serving when his parents broke in there was commander's office and threatened to chain themselves to the radiator then he volunteered to go back to the second shot at you and war as a contract soldier then he became anti-war then he became anti russian government this is a guy who really has no love for his country and the country doesn't have much love for him he celebrated the death of children in a fire in cattermole recently saying burn burn he said he celebrated the death of a red army choir and journalists that were on route to syria for a performance saying they were as guilty as putin and he posted on social media that he promised to come back to russia on the

power now assad staying in power is a very important russian interest so we now support this russian interest and now america supports this russian interest so i'm sure we will be filled to respect this is not what i am i what i ask you about because for russia preserving syrian territorial integrity and sovereignty east paramount it's not just about who sits in damascus it's about keeping the country intact and i ask you specifically on the american plans not official plans but actively discussed plans to establish a quasi i protectorate a quasi american protectorate in that country. what is the process and cons for israel they are well i would say the only pro for israel is. syria which has no press. of hizbollah shiite militias and iran and not only that not allowing iran to build a major ballistic missile facilities because we cannot allow the iranians to build missiles in lebannon or in syria and give it to the hizbollah and they use it as proxies against us this is something that has to end we have exposed their you runyan face now and they should be up front so far the iranians have been very very methodical and very very

oh oh oh don't you rumors about like russian hooligans on russian how can while in america. russian spy how many people are spying on you right now. probably like living telling people are watching me too much stuck with me is the same as potent i see and they have in japan right. stuff is i know better in. the end. to. the. photo you know little child the ship. load i. followed. closely. in the. oh i tell you of one of the things about this world cup has been the found at a lot of questions but who makes the most noise here i think the south americans i gotta give it to the peruvians to tell you that to treat you like the colombians as well here i call them but i think the argentines the fantastic they're good so to the day before the game they the they were us i think don't mind listening to another ten dollars they are going to need just that he had their this incredible party the red sky was close so it was all stopped so that the noise was incredible and i'm just what i walked into the yes from the street i went through the protection street and i think they were colombian fans

russian government. there are other russians who have been indicted by the special council but here to for we do not have one with specific ties to russia. this one, kilimnick was a lipping wisconsin doing pro-russian propaganda in the ukraine for the yanacovic team. actually having no ties to the russian government, but doing their bidding. people don't believe that. they believe he has a russian lexus. >> what is it alleged that he was doing in our country, especially in and around our presidential election? >> well, if there is an effort by manafort and a russian government official, to advance pro-russian propaganda to advance the view of policy and to inject themselves into applicatio politics, that's what they were doing in the 2015 election. it shows a level of sophistication in doing exactly that. that's a possibility that's exactly what they were doing during the 2016 election. >> so there's a chaps that this paul manafort, american citizen, was working during a presidential campaign. how was the screw further turned on manafort today and what are your remaining questions about this case? >> i have very few remaining questions. it's just question of how soon he'll end up in jail. these are

russian gold mines. it's a typical russian gold mines. it's a typical russianonnections and support you. but there is a strange element, did nobody in russia have any telephone numbers of anybody on the trump team that they were having to ask aaron banks for them? or did they not have them in the contacts? it seems as if trump acolytes and supporters, key people on the team, their numbers we re people on the team, their numbers were passed by aaron banks and his people to the kremlin. also the front page of the mail on sunday. pretty much effectively the same story. we'll be hearing more from aaron banks, he has agreed to go before mp's on the culture committee next week. maybe. he said he wasn't but now he's suggesting he will. personally i would not bet any money on him turning up. he says he will but i would not like to see which way it's going to fall. the committee meeting i think on tuesday will be box office because they have been looking into all this fake news stuff. damian collins is the chair and he has been quite strong in his questioning of witness

russian figures who ended up attending the trump inauguration. among the russian citizens attending trump's inauguration were the russian lawyer from the june 2016 trump tower meeting. she's the one who reportedly offered russian government dirt on hillary clinton to trump's campaign. also with her the russian lobbyist who attended the trump tower meeting with her. nice velvet tux, right? you clean up nicely. that's them at a trump inaugural event. so the washington post in january did this first reporting about all these well connected russians, people well connected to the russian government who just happened to pop up in d.c. on the day trump became the most powerful person on the planet. today, abc news advanced the story. they have obtained guest lists from exclusive invitation-only formal receptions that were held during the trump inaugural celebration. this isn't just for going to the inauguration, the big outdoor event where it rained at the capitol. these are vip exclusive black tie events you needed to get invited to and that not that many people got to attend. why were there lots of russian government connected russian citizens invited

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middle east but not many parts of the tree you know mostly some well so well it's just sliding out of the black sea towards the caspian sea so you know we see one of two of those the lively showers bring up around georgia media as a maybe want to see showers to into the far north all around spotting of rain there over towards eastern side of the region so if it was coupled we could see a little bit of wet weather little further north tashkent and on matty again could see some wet weather over the next day or two as hots for many karate at forty celsius hotter still there for baghdad at forty two degrees rather pleasant twenty nine the forward by route with the winds coming in from the mediterranean sea across the right information here in doha we're getting up to forty five celsius six o seven degrees above the seasonal average and that came wind continuing to blow easing back a touch as we go on through monday losing a little less in the way of lifted dust and sand but a bit of cloud down towards the gulf of aden so chance of one of two showers here shouldn't be too heavy having said that just isn't right making its way into cape town as we go on through saturday much of southern africa they find it right dries up around the western cape as we go through sunday afternoon. there's a. big story generate thousands of headlines collaboration with different angles from different perspectives we. miss the local here with this that russia was responsible for the separate the spin from the facts that's why on god's states or it's the misinformation from the journalism the issues here go far beyond one data mining company and one election with the listening post on al-jazeera. al-jazeera where every you're. going as out to finally we're going to ask about it but that's the ball is a or not i see well it's not as i thought of that this said so is there not the same wonder of the double of our cousin functions of the time at the bottom in the first episode of a two part series al-jazeera investigates the world of performance enhancing drugs . sports during the industry. a fractured family puts on a show of unity behind the g seven smiles the deep divisions over trade and russia . meanwhile on the other side the world that of a putin is a summit in china with iran and their asian allies. and i'm laura kyle the sounds are live from doha also coming up five days after a month of drops in guatemala evacuations continue and the death toll still rising . and live from one of the world's biggest camps refugees are given a chance to share their stories with a global audience. donald trump and his closest allies will try to bridge their differences a testy g. seven summit later on today before the u.s. presence sets off on a mission to make peace with an old enemy little hope they'll see eye to eye on the big issues of trade or trump suggestion that russia be readmitted to their club john hendren reports from quebec city. leaders of seven of the world's wealthiest nations made a show of unity in a fractured family pleasure to have you here. and it's been really great hours earlier after leaders of the g seven annual summit in canada complained of u.s. tariffs trump was less diplomatic. like well we're bored with you with the war which they don't mention the fact that they trade barriers against farm are isolated on trade trump appeared bigly hopeful in meetings with french president emanuel mccrone and the summits host canadian president justin trudeau their relationship is probably better as good or better than it's ever been. and i think we'll get to something very beneficial to canada and to the united states believes hours before the summit ends on saturday that makes it unclear whether the u.s. will sign on to an annual g seven agreement usually a formality or if it does whether that agreement will mention trade of the situations on the positions of a clear the president of u.s. things the u.s. have been treated in an unfair way by you about those who don't want to neuter said on the trump also proposed allowing russia back into an expanded g. eight after russia was the jek did for the two thousand and fourteen invasion of ukraine italy's g.'s f. a conti agreed but canada's foreign minister voiced the view of the rest of the g seven canada's position is absolutely clear and that there are no grounds whatsoever for bringing russia with its current behavior bat into the g seven the diplomatic drama inside the meeting is not matched on the streets two hours drive from the summit in charlevoix nine thousand well armed police outnumber the few hundred peaceful demonstrators john hendren al-jazeera quebec city canada. maybe a topic of discussion in calendar. is a half a world away at a gathering hosting by chinese president xi jinping that's. taken in a friendly ice hockey match in china's northern port city of. upon arrival putin was given a medal by being who called the russian leader his best friend reports from beijing . a friendship medal for russian president vladimir putin awarded for what china says is putin's outstanding contribution to china's development it's a sign of ever closer ties between the two men and the two countries both announced several business deals including a joint investment fund in projects in china and russia the closer relationship comes at a time when tensions with the u.s. have increased both the russians and chinese have been sidelined from tuesday's planned summit between trump and kim jong il despite that both are keen to show they retain influence over north korea. and i see. we talked about the korean peninsula issue russia and china both want to see the korean peninsula and north east asia enjoy the peace we are happy to see that the current negotiation process between the d.p. r. k. and the u.s. is in the framework of the roadmap initiated by russia and china in recent communications pyongyang confirmed to us it will ca

world cup it makes an amazing have you heard any rumors about like russian hooligans or russian hackers or while in america of. russian spies how many people are spying on you right now on oh probably like a living thousand people are watching me ok so i knew any one of them could be spies yeah all right so you're you're suspect of the you're not letting your guard down on not. in the run up to this one of many western media when wild with speculation about supposedly infamous russian hooligans and the threat they pose to foreign founds out the world cup two australian filmmakers came to the country to try and find the folks described on t.v. . russian funny sometimes violence and you going to see this is a. state tax or sanctioned by the kremlin a lot of me if you see this somehow linked to the hooligans the alleged leader of the russian hooligans in marseilles the city the killer we go take it i go my film crew together man alex finally go to russia say could become whole again it's time to head in. posing as tourists we managed to get a camera inside. i. reckon i buy gold to go there and also look in there on the f

russian capital. russian fans coming outdroughtp streets of the russian capital. ssian fans coming out to celebrate their team's victory about along wi and along with the other fans of the other countries as well. i think partly because there is this celebration of the globally popular sport. and i think that is important for russia which has a lot of social problems, it has a lot of political problems. and this is a -- if only a temporary respite from it, it is a break from it. and i think many russians, many people who have come to russia are enjoying that and contributing to the festive atmosphere. >> matthew chance live for us in moscow, thank you so much. >>> after that intense showdown by portugal and spain, we're gearing up for super saturday. day three of the world cup kicks off with france taking on australian. lionel messi and argentina then take on iceland. and peru and denmark faces off. and it wraps up with croatia taking on nigeria. iran's football squad surely being cheered on with style. take a look. ♪ incredible music there with the tehran symphony

they are amazing, those russian russians. shore show, we have chd the war on standards a the faa where relevant biographica questions were imposed on aspiring air traffic controllers. sadly, this is far from the only example of standardseclining in the united states. beneath public view, there is never a debate on any of this. it just happens in scientific fields. you wouldn't think it would come up but it is. heather mcdonald has chronicled it in detail. hools and other institutions are cutting requirements in an effort to be more diverse, whatever that means. heather macdonald also wrote the upcoming boo she joins us tonight. heather, thank you for coming on. we were stunned to find that the faa was intentionally trying to hi unqualified air traffic controllers because it's insane and dangerous. but you wouldn't think that same impulse would find its way into hard sciences, like medicine or research scientists, but you say it is? >> heather: it's very ng, tucker. there's not aingle point that is free and that's the irreleva

russian russian ice an ice cream i free i promise promise that might bring some over myself and might bring some over myself and so and so why the why i brought you and i want you an entire box of fire box of ice cry scream and scream as you get get. secret secret between me and you between me and you. i will i will whisper whisper it to you read to you later nighter. into interview to see to stand various topics ranging on various topics ranging from in from regional regional security security to birth pretty to birthdays the days even football in football and it's the cell and it's the settee how he has more small. this is a tough no doubt about that president facing this is a case of will be for the brain a gift a gift along with along with head to head during his state during his state visit to china in june that visit to china on june eighth safe to meet to meet present president and then the c.d.c. to to take take that the two were to a very good friends that very good friends that present if they present him with enough to look at their chat a bit they would stay with him this weekend as well. chairman cieszyn pink is the only chairman cieszyn pink is the only world leader with whom i have spent one of the world leader with whom i have spent one of my birthdays are just my birthdays i just have not had have not had that kind of relationship kind of relationship with it with anyone else else and my demise scheduled molded not a lot allow spending my birth and then my birthday with the day with any with any of my of my other other foreign foreign counterparts counterparts but i what i was able was able to do all to do so so with a with decision seizure and paying and paying. now during this three day stay fit during this three day state visit is it president president face and let's face it and michelle attend this shanghai cooperation organization high corporation who can i say she's seven also known as the action seven also known as the as c.e.o. come together these countries as c.e.o. come together these countries make up make up the fight the fourth of all to production of largest production of the world world g.g.t. pity pain and the old age and they also make up forty to make reap this cut forty eight cents of the reap the cent of the world's population now it's all said world's population now it's also a security organizer killed in a zation as i say shin as well so that's well so the topic of north korea will make up because north korea will no doubt simply to billy come up come up twenty two but when talking about the cold concrete and cut the korean peninsula in the end it's about in the insecure instigate a president president putin's sights and. that that that they want to they want to get down get down the path that will that will lead to the defeat these tensions between north korea tensions between north korea. the north korean leadership. the north korean leadership ship has take those taken under un present precedented dented steps steps towards towards deescalation an escalation of tensions tensions and frankly hints and frankly i did not expect the i did not expect that. i can and that. i can understand and then to the north north korean leader in leadership or ship when the when they say they say that they that for the for the fall d. nuti nuclearization of the peninsula clear ization of the peninsula. they know they need to absolute salute gerund guarantees he served their security and how else could it have their security and how else could it be it is not possible be it is not possible to appeal to imagine maginot in it any other way other way is especially after the tragic events that have specially after the tragic events that happened in libya and iraq and in libya and iraq the north koreans or north korea them three and very well remember all of them very well. i still hope that this me because i still hope that this meeting a very brave and mature decision needing a very brave and mature decision u.s. president donald trump has made us president donald trump has made aid to have to have direct direct cantante x.x. with north with north korea with korean leader and leader kim kim jong un moon will take place will test and we all are take spec ace and we all expect a pop to positive asa valko balco doing this in securing this interview and then samsung's got the child the child stands to us also present a present of peace and peace and and some and some thoughts questions jinns and they will they will be sick the sleep aid will help the related to thing is there such thing as their cup which kicks off on which kicks off on. the fourteenth. the fourteenth. that's a day that's a difficult one difficult there are many one there are many types of title control contenders there are lenders there are latin american team america you can t. like argentina and like argentina and brazil brazil bill we also we also know that the german know that the german term and team she showed great good showed great game a game at previous previous titles tournaments cements and a high quality quality of football was also damaged of the of football was also demonstrated traded by the spanish team by spanish i am team i am sure sure they're good they're going to be other two. i don't intend going to be other title contenders but the strike the strongest will wrong when will win. a used to have a cup of a couple of football of football as well as whom i could in my considered siddur extraordinary extraordinary any and who can obviously late who cannot claim obvious to the title really lay claim to the title among russian in russian in soviet plan soviet players today as it is little is live yet of yes. among foreign footballers it's paler and footballers it's pale a. well well i also i also like more of the like mara donna donna if you could keep it. there is a days to go until the there is a days to go until the fee for world cup kicks off in russia and a kicks off here in russia and as the excitements build if the excitement is building we've been we've been picking picking the brains of one of the most the brains of famous football manager famous football manager is in it is in the world shows in the world arena shows a merino on how the tournament will info on how the tournament will unfold. told. says mr marino. says mr marino let's go through the groups step by let's go through the groups step by step whenever you're ready to step whenever you're ready. i'm not ready. i'm not ready because it's. a long time because. i don't want to be emotional but i have to be able to be emotional but i have to

russian mafia. that's what they were doing here in other words. the people that would high in the list that would want to hurt them would be the russian mafia russians but not the russian got to worry about the screw brothers well yeah i mean that was the understanding and there's also been some reporting in europe of it that it's been pretty much wiped widespread they had it there was a story but the same actual same thing that they were actually were doing work for the mirror the british intelligence committee activities i mean there is a big russian mafia let's face it from there. you can draw your own conclusions about who wanted to hurt them. and you can watch the full interview with her in the next episode of going underground. a brand new reports by online news site the into sheds light on the alleged collaboration between american telecoms giant eighteen and u.s. spy agency the n.s.a. . which enabled mass snooping on private e-mails and phone calls apparently eight of the phone companies buildings across major u.s. cities are being used by the n.s.a. for surveillance according to the report the agency collects a large amount of eight hundred

other russians who have been indicted by the special counsel, but heretofore, we do not have one that has specific ties to the russian government. and this individual, konstantin kilimnik, is a russian army-trained linguist. he was doing pro-russian government propaganda in ukraine for the yanukovych regime. you'd have to believe it's an entire coincidence that he would be a private actor, a russian national living in ukraine, living in kiev, but actually having no ties to the russian government, yet doing their bidding. obviously nobody believes that and peopleo believthat he has a russian government nexus. >> so what is it alleged, jeremy, that he was doing in our country, especially in and around our presidential election? >> well, if there is a -- if there is an effort by manafort and a russian government official to advance pro-russian propaganda, to advance the russian government's view of policy and to inject themselves into politics, that's precisely what they were doing during the 2016 campaign. and it shows an element of sophistication, an element of capability, an element of expertise by paul manafort with this russian government official in doing exactly that. and there'

russians to oscar nominated russian director andres yeah i can say is one of them. was used in the the man acted as a true patriot for his country to turn him by force into a citizen of the russian federation and to judge him by russian law as a terrorist simply by being someone who sits dogs on fire is an absolutely disproportionate response it's outrageous. recent presidential candidate and t.v. personality is sending a sub jack says she's given a bloody me a person a list of political prisoners to be released including sense of and i'd like to talk to him i want the eighteenth day of. his starvation period and. i hope that he will be released because it's not fair and i support the movement. for freedom for like since all perhaps is because of well cup attention baps it's for other reasons but in the past week president putin of russia and president poroshenko of ukraine talked about a prisoner swap ukraine wants sixty four people returned sense of among them whereas russia wants to have back captured soldiers and journalists like carol russian ski the local editor of a russian news agency in ukraine. amnesty international is campaigning on the world cup too it wants to draw

power now assad staying in power is a very important russian interest so we now support this russian interest and now america supports these russian interests and i'm sure we will be filled to respect this is not what i am i what i ask you about because for russia preserving syrian territorial integrity and sovereignty east paramount it's not just about who sits in damascus it's about keeping the country intact and i ask you specifically on the american plans not official plans but actively discussed plans to establish a quads i protectorate a quasi american protectorate in that country. what is the process cons for israel they are well i would say the only pro for israel is. syria which has no. sense of hizbollah shiite militias and iran and not only that not allowing iran to build a major ballistic missile facilities because we cannot allow the iranians to build missiles in lebannon or in syria and give it to the hizbollah and they use it as proxies against us this is something that has to end we have exposed the iranians face now and they should be up front so far the iranians have been very very methodical and very very sophis

russian attack on the presidential election and the connection between that attack and the trump campaign. of the 20 individuals thus far charged konstantin kilimnik is the 14th russian individual to have been charged. there's been 20 people charged, 14 russians. but konstantin kilimnik, his role here is nothing like all those basically anonymous russians charged in the indictment in february for having been part of the social media effort in russia to swai american public opinion. we didn't know the names of those people. didn't have the direct association with the folks other than the putin connected oligarch who headed up the operation. but kilimnik we know a lot about. from 1995 to 2005 he worked at the international republican institute, the u.s. government funded entity in moscow. he started off as a translator for them worked his way up. . his language skillsy acquired as a russian intelligence training school. he became friendly and known to u.s. political operatives over the years working with iri. certainly became known to journalists. after ten years at iri and getting fired under bad circumstances, he translated for paul manafort in manafort's political consulting business. that's what got him fired from i are i. with manafort he

russian drone is bob good been actually a research we're going to get to that story ok since you brought it up mark in that explained the resurrection of a russian journalist in ukraine who's and russian ok i think i got them right ok so this journalist opposition activists are our county back janko he's a veteran of the chechen war he tried on the russian side the russian side he tried to get out of military duty by claiming mental illness in fact he got caught bribing a doctor to claim he was mentally ill he ended up not serving when his parents broke in there was commanders office and threatened the chain themself to the radiator then he volunteered to go back to the second shot you're in war as a contract soldier then he became anti-war then he became anti russian government this is a guy who really has no love for his country and there the country doesn't have much love for him he celebrated the death of children in a fire in cattermole recently saying burn burn he said he celebrated the death of a red army choir and journalists that were on route to syria for a performance saying they were as guilty as putin and he posted on social media that he promised to come back to russia o

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some of the championships youngest found good in you rumors about like russian hooligans or russian because while in america. russian spies how many people are spying on you right now oh no i'll probably like eleven thousand people. they want sunday's game store twist downturns that took the pundits by surprise including the show patrol between iceland and argentina which left the vikings fans who.