the guys we're talking about he claims that there's no way that ukraine's secret services had no idea about what was going on there any intelligence service in the world has informants in such organizations if the security service of ukraine allowed to own such a massive scale you know this also happens then at the very least it's employees on department of state protection knew what would happen and they themselves all students prevented. well let's name just a few more of this man's allegations that he was talking about secret prisons so-called black sites of the ukrainian army in a place where conflict is taking place right now and has been taking place over the last five years. he has also talked about the involvement of officers of the korean army in the terrorist style murders people in the so-called the net and look at people's republics and what he was talking about. prisons he showed the pictures i believe we can show them right now as well have them all right here. people who were tortured by the ukrainian secret service people well somebody that looks like that like like th

off and he claims that he's been working with the russian secret services for the last five years right after the government coup in kiev in that's when fifteen russia's foreign intelligence service are yet to comment on his statement that he's been working with the russian special services for five years already well in about an hour this double agent revealed that say ukraine's secret service. is behind most of the criminal events that took place after the government coup in a key of a just a few of his allegations while he claims that there are secret prisons of the craney and secret service in a boss and he also claims that. secret service agents were involved in terrorist style murders of people in this so-called nest and people's republic he also talked about the massacre or may second two thousand and fourteen in a desk where forty two people had died after clashes between football. and people who were opposed to the government in kiev but once again forty two people died at that point and. claims that all these groups always have an agency infiltrated within them so they must ha

come out this also reminds me actually of another operation when when the very senior italian secret service agent was shot dead by american soldiers in iraq some years ago when he was. taking a journalist a free journalist to safety and he was shot dead and the italians never accept a b. u.s. version of that saying you know saying it was a mistake so remember that whether or not it's a direct cia operation it's turned out as a complete mess again i focus on weis three weeks people been rushing around like seventy headless chicken saying how so we now present this to the world. union angular balance here yes maybe they were maybe they weren't many questions still have to come out and i'm afraid all we can do for the time being to see what the spanish authorities come up with and whether what they tell us will be credible or not a lot of pressure will be put on them at the moment by people like the rather fanatic john bolton who's very much a cold warrior so i think we. a good investigative journalist would have to concentrate on the relationship between john bolton and the cia and anyone in

one of them is i mean but for german authorities the threat he may face from damascus and its secret service doesn't make him a new to the rules. yes this syrian family lives in a small apartment somewhere in germany we won't say where exactly nor use their real names. the father lives in fear of the regime in syria which they fled in two thousand and seventeen. i'm wanted for military service and syria is not a safe place. it's difficult very difficult really. the father says you can be sent to jail for dodging military service in syria we'll call him i mean he says he's seen too much fighting and dying in his home city of day it is sort of seeing pictures of it brings back the memories not the thing for her to do i remember what happened in syria the shelling with the seeing children dying when bombs were dropped on my hometown digging the children out from underneath the rubble. with these scenes remind me of the horrible things in my past. and how my children would hide under the stairs or in the cupboards if they saw a plane in the sky ready to drop bombs in this book so they become but

army and the secret services so they gave the image of a single president and and the steadman see it as good and the credibility of this estate will go depleted to the figure of the trickle that it was all because that they won't be able to find a way out so that nobody will be able to replace them but i believe now that much for the question i think that there's no doubt that that she won't run again there really question is. if the algerian people really to accept make transitions denies from the top and country from the top has to has been to play say that if you said you thought of you had to make transitions take chum's issues our last kind of transition family come traditionally controlled from the top so the idea now is not she talk about this economy more it's really about what are they going to do next and the girl link to the old server to the people another come today from that only ranks that will be it has been that time tipples ability. to say is over the real goal of politics i'm not sure that i'll jump people we accept that they are very conscious about this. what abo

one of them is i mean but for german authorities the threat he may face from damascus and its secret service doesn't make him a new to the rules. yes this syrian family lives in a small apartment somewhere in germany we won't say where exactly nor use their real names. the father lives in fear of the regime in syria which they fled in twenty seventeen. i'm wanted for military service and syria is not a safe place. it's difficult very difficult. the father says you can be sent to jail for dodging military service in syria we'll call him i mean he says he's seen too much fighting and dying in his home city of day it is sort of seeing pictures of it brings back the memories. the thing for her to do when i remember what happened in syria the shelling of seeing children dying when bombs were dropped on my hometown digging the children out from underneath the rubble. with these scenes remind me of the horrible things in my past. and how my children would hide under the stairs or in the cupboards if they saw a plane in the sky ready to drop bombs in the they become but that that my children have wi

don't worry about the secret service. secret service immediately runs up.ause] .. >> to rescue a member of his team, special list gabrielle, i don't know. let see who else is here from that area, from that part. anybody with you? anybody else? okay. tragically, specialist condy did not make it alive and today we remember the heroic sacrifice of this incredible american hero. he we are eternally grateful in this debt and sean i want to thank you and everybody else involved. that's really something. and we pay great respect. you know that. at the everybody here today who fights for our flag across the globe, thank you for bravely facing down the danger to protect and we have such danger out there, the lives and liberty of all americans. our country is stronger now maybe than it's ever been, our military is being rebuilt as a rapid pace. our economy is powerful. our economy is probably as good as it's ever been or better. unemployment numbers are historic. you have been seeing black unemployment, african-american unemployment, lowest levels in history of the c

don't worry about secret service. you can take them, sean.ughter] secret service immediately runs up. >> thanks, sir. president trump: do you want to say something? >> no, i'm fine. no. president trump: maybe he's a natural politician. >> just thank you. i guess. president trump: good job. right? >> thank you. president trump: thank you very much. [cheers and applause] that was a good response. brave guy. while he was in afghanistan, sean and his team occupied a rooftop and provided cover for a special forces team. sean rushed into the enemy fire to rescue a member of his team, specialist gabrielle condi. let's see, who else is here from that area, from that part, sean? anybody with you? anybody else? yeah. ok. tragically, specialist condi did not make it alive. and today we remember the heroic sacrifice of this incredible american hero. we are eternally grateful in his debt. and, sean, i want to thank you and everybody else involved. but that's really, really something. and we pay great respect. you know that. to everyone here who fights for

into this union secret service the federal secret service they got wind of what was happening in richmond and got contact with van lou. after she is a spy, the van lou mansion reaches beyond the boundaries of richmond into the neighboring county. van lou is eventually described as a spy. they use code names and invisible ink they carry messages hidden in their shoes and clothing. not sophisticated stuff but very effective. the most , the biggest story is , in the last year of the war as u.s. grant is striking blows at the confederate trench line that reaches from richmond to petersburg, the richmond under ground is in contact with him on almost a daily basis, furnishing him with deep insights. van lou's t network helped the army prepare from critically important moves. unionists reports from inside the rebel capital provide a picture to the union high command of increasing desolation and demoralization in richmond. this helped to reassure u.s. grant that his strategy of attrition wearing the confederates down. bringing union might to bare which was working. most important, the very existe

you see turkish secret service agents just bring. in those from other countries and bring them back to character to be tried for one of these of a. the united nations and also does actually organizations they're not reacting to these kinds of accidents as they should as this is this is this is creating a danger to good mind if the result that any country can intervene into a lot of other countries and get away with it on that list with their national community reacts in a strong way this unfortunately something. former greek diplomat me and i just chris some thoughtless thank you so much for joining us on the program today. then . the fight against islamic states last remaining pockets of resistance in syria is entering its final moments that's according to kurds they launched a massive military offensive a few days ago with the help of u.s. air cover. throughout the bloody conflict in the country millions of syrians have been forced to flee their homes with many ending up in refugee camps inside and outside of syria but the conditio

>> i think he's joking the tactical gear and masks worn by the secret service are black and given the recent controversy they would have to change that. it was a joke. again, your reporting indicated people laughed and saw that for what that was. >> so it was a joke and also the republican donors in the room thought it was funny? >> you're reporting on it. i was not in the room, so -- >> do you dispute any of this as a spokesman for the trump campaign? do you dispute anything? >> i wasn't there. when i saw jonathan's report tonight, chicked with some folks who also weren't there but heard similar stories from folks they talked to that were there. i think what's important is the context. this is the president holding court, so to speak, with close advisers, friends, longtime mar-a-lago guests and republican donors. he's telling stories. he's recounting various things. it is not prepared remarks or anything. it's the president up there engaging with folks that was well received according to your reporting and jonathan and i think that's what it was intended to be, very just informal, st

military we have seen for example but america haven't changed many many people in the in the secret service and intelligence as well as it a military and those people have a grievances and i think there are join in or support sane people claims we need to understand that libya more it's similar to other countries as well. i'm no who are new followers mentioned as a couple of times who are these these people that are who is really running the country who is it that has decided that. needs to run again and even if he is incapacitated and if. whoever these people are want to maintain power so much why haven't they picked a successor to have avoided all of this i think the lack of can do so i can prove that swedes really lose to the nature of the deep nature of the region self nine hundred ninety nine when put three o'clock going to blow to the to come back to put it in power at the idea was to make the international community forget about crimes committed by g. army and the secret services so they gave the image of a single president and ended the steadman as rulers and the credibility of this

like that for example i don't know if you can say that we did get a reaction from the ukrainian secret service already they have confirmed that. is one of their own but they added that this man was dismissed for. drinking on the job he was dismissed as b u officer and they also called all of his allegations and let me quote they said that he is a negation in line with russian filthy propaganda. among cost off speaking to me earlier that's how the news is looking so far today or not he did have a company we're back again in half and. finally robert muller as completed his investigation into so-called trump collusion with russia there are no additional indictments the report is finished but the follow continue. time after time she were going underground as chinese communist leader xi jinping visits france hours after the nineteenth consecutive geale asia on uprising coming up in the show on a tour nation economic war zone countries from venezuela to iran just syria illegal under international law we asked the united nations special rapporteur on sanctions . and will the war ever and as the yemen

according to axios he told dmorns that democrats hate jewish people and made a joke about secret service agents in blackface. >> president trump and his former fixer michael cohen go back and forth calling each other liars over a presidential pardon. >> ethiopian airlines flight crashes shortly after takeoff killing all 157 people on board, including eight americans. now investigators are trying to find out what went wrong. >>> good morning everyone it's monday, march 11th. i'm mow my along alex witt and louis burgdorf. president trump has done it again. reportedly telling a gathering of republican donors on friday night that quote democrats hate jewish people. something that stands in contrast to how jewish-americans vote and their broad representation in the democratic party compared to republicans. three sources who were there but were prevented by security from recording tell axes on made the comments while the recent anti-semitism controversy over ilhan omar. he didn't understand how any jew could vote for a democrat these days. trump talked about how much he liked benjamin netanyah

s to the secret service is mainly to. feel queer on who or who was in charge of the secret service is for a quarter of century. the who's running algeria is the cabal of generals. and with that would put his family himself and then the images of also of corrupt businessmen were playing who are part of the question now in algeria. the chief of the army he's moved is actually interpreting. the army is trying to to have the upper hand and there is a saying in algeria the famous historian and militant one hundred have been saying that all states they have armies algeria is the exception the army the state the army is in since the independence of algeria is held the real power we do voir as they call it in a jury and now good solid he was loyal to put there is a personal. dimension also in this development. for many years he was the. number two in the army and then the head of the army at the time in two thousand and four general mohammed omar mahdi wanted to almost him actually would feel perceive the because at the end but f

had told her that actually there was some group behind this and the secret service and quite unusual move came out and said we have not given any advice to that effect whatsoever so clearly i think this is just a way of trying to muddy the waters around the messenger rather than focus on the message from these children which is that politicians must do what is required to have any chance of assuring a decent future and the idea that sort of fighting again fighting for our collective survival which really is now on the line because we've delayed action for so long the idea that it's them being snowflakes i just think is missing the point entirely and it's also worth noting that virtually every other time that people take you there are plans for us you know that is voters have been getting that but you know you look at women's rights workers' rights civil rights virtually all religions we celebrate as victories the movements that try to bring those about with tovey will be made great with your call and i think you find it less disruptive way of doing just. coming to the very end and yo

the secret service military and police working close cooperation here an officer of the secret service tells us. he's in charge here but avoids the camera. these regular troops have also been accused of human rights abuses. the border with eritrea is a six hundred kilometer long invisible line through the desert. it's strategically important five thousand people flee eritrea every month. nine million refugees currently live in the horn of africa sudan has been instructed to prevent them from setting off for europe. we have an appointment with a local police chief. one i learned a few president who are you know anybody would in the i've always maintained that as long as european nations other refugees destination and suffer from illegal migration they have to pay in the shape of transport modern surveillance equipment modern vehicles even airplanes that can monitor the long borders into ethiopia and eritrea. because. the police chief of claims representatives of the e.u. and individual member states had promised him more than. just something to give to you dimia who are owed well they m

wind] >> so, what was reagan's secret service code name? the answer is "a," rawhide.trailblazer" was george w. bush, and "scorecard" was dwight d. eisenhower. >> in the mid 1970s, more than a decade after the jfk assassination, dave card's father and stepmother happen to be living in a one-bedroom flat on this block in fort worth, texas. living across the street, a well-known neighbor -- the mother of lee harvey oswald. >> your stepmom and dad end up living across the street from marguerite. >> yes, and they would talk as neighbors occasionally. i don't think they were very close. >> ida card, however, admires marguerite's home, which is a little bigger and nicer than her duplex. >> well, it's a 2-bedroom. it's got a garage out back, a driveway, small porch out front. >> and when marguerite dies in 1981, donald and ida card purchase it. >> your family bought the house that lee harvey oswald's mother lived in? >> yes, they did. >> for real? hi, cleo. i'm jamie! >> it's now home to dave's stepsister, cleo. >> i'd love to see inside. can i? >> yes! >> thank you. it's not

she had a secret service detail until she died. was always asking questions about hinckley, where he was, what he was doing. you have to put yourself back in 1981, this was the worst day of nancy reagan's life, when my book came oul out, the agent that saved reagan's life not once but twice, he was with me. and first time years lighter, we were having dinner with nancy reagan and she turned to jerry and put her arm on his shoulder and said, jerry, thanks for giving me my life back. i swear to you, it was like it was still present for her. she still was reliving that day. so members of the reagan family are not happy about hinckley. the doctors who have examined -- hinckley is one of the most closely studied and they are convinced he's in remission, he is not a danger to himself and others. he is 63, has hypertension, obese, walks with a limp, has arthritis. i don't think he is going to be chasing anyone down as a 63-year-old guy. he obviously can't buy a firearm. i think the world is probably safe from john hinckley. >> rawhide dow

it was bill paine the secret service agent assigned to me in dallas and he said, "bill, the president's been sho" i immediately went back and told my colleagues and went right out to the airport, on the way, ben barnes arranged for a little aircraft to carry meeto dallas, halfway beaustin and dallas, robert trout on cbs said, in a haunting voice, "the president is dead." i landed at n,ve field, started to to the hospital, parkland hospita cand got a dispatcherl saying, "the president, lyndon johnson no was on air force one parat love field," righwhere . a dispatcherl saying, went back, went up to air force one, the secret service stopped me, he didn't know me, and i wrote a note-- - what did it say? - it's in the library. mr. president, don't ask me why intuitively i started calling him mr. presiden i'd always called him senator, or leader. mr. prneident i'm here if yo me, bill moyers. a few minutes later the secret service age came back and called me up the steps er and i was on air force one. - [don] what was going through your mind? - no awesome, my god, look at this, it was very pra

a few minutes later the secret service agent came back and called me up the steps a fand there i wasr the secon air force one. came back - [don] what was going through your mind? - no awesome, my god, look at this, it was very practical, how do i help h? what's he gointo do now? 'cause he had never expected to be president, wasn't ready for it, wasn't really prepared for it. i was a practical guy. i mean in the campaign of '60, organizing the peace corps, a those weinistrative and managerial jobs. and i had never even been in the white house and i was standing at the back of that plane, saying, "how can i be helpful?" and when he went back into the bedroom of air force one security had closed all the portholes, but he had opened the one in that inm,r office, inner bedr inner sanctum and he was looking out. quietly, very calmly, and i said, "mr. president what are you thinking?" and he said, "are the missiles flying?" here we're in e midst of a cold wa the cuban missile crisis was not long behind us, and i realized then that he had things on his mind he had nev. had on his mind befo an

, the equivalent of secret service and intelligence services, the national security apparatus, and becauseis the first time that it's ever happened in new zealand, they have to take measures. i don't think the measures will be permanent. these are immediate measures. security agencies want to know exactly what's the size of the network. i assume now as i've heard the prime minister's press conference there's an assumption that it's more than just one, two, or more people. it is well organized. the first message from the government to the people is that we are going to take measures. those measures will be new, but those measures basically will be adapted with time as soon as the government gets more information. >> 10 to as the world is waking up to the news? >> i imagine the next few hours will issue statements in solidarity with new zealand and with the government of new zealand. i think not in a few hours, as we speak now exchanging information between the united states and new zealand also between the whole community and the other allies around the world i think there will be an exchan

secret service procedures afteren the attempted assassination against ronald reagan and led the teamg five presidents. he died at the age of 80. he was known as mr. d to his agents, dr. snow to white house staff. he was responsible for mag ne to him -- magnetometers at each event. a great man, a silent man. our wishes to his family. >> that discuss it for us. >> andrea, have yourself an excellent. afternoon, hello, i'm alex velshi. it's tuesday, march 5th. let's get smarter. >> another investigation surrounding the president, pro cussing on corruption and abuse of power. the white house calling the house judiciary document's request disgraceful and abusive. >> we have to look at the three major threats of the rule of law that we have seen and that is corruption, personal enrichment and violation of the

seki filed a lawsuit against the secret service last august gasoline the agency for not disclosing how much it is spending to protect the presidents son donald trump junior. >>> the white house pushing back against house democrats new investigations into president trump calling him disgraceful and abusive. the house judiciary committee is requesting documents from 81 individuals and entities connected to the president. he let out his frustration on twitter today saying nadler, and the deadheads of the committees have gone stone cold crazy. 81 letters sent innocent people to harass them and he added, quote, presidential harassment. house democrats are expanding their efforts to look into president trump relationship with n vladimir putin, digging into a conversation between president trump and putin in helsinki last year. lawmakers sent letters to the white house and state department yesterday demanding all documents and communications between the two leaders. >>> president trump is expected to visit alabama on friday following the countries deadliest tornado outbreak in nearly 6 years.

fnt back, went up to ace one, the secret service stopped me, he didn't know me, and i wrote a note-- the- what did it say?opped me, - it's in the library. mr. president, don't ask me why intuitively i started calling him mr. president. i'd always called him senator, or leader. mr. president i'm here if you need me,ill moyers. a few minutes later the secret service agent came back and called me up the steps and there i was on air force one. - [don] what was going through your mind? a - some, my god, look at this, it was very practical, how do i help him? what's he going to do now? 'cause he had never expected to be president, wasn't ready for it, wasn't really prered for it. i was a practical guy. i mean in the campaign of '60, organizing the peace corps, ose were administratived manage. and i had never even been in the white house and i was standing at the back of that plane, lp saying, "how can i be l?" and when he went back into the bedroom of air force one security had closed all the portholes, but he had opened the one in that inner office, inr bedroom, inner sanctum and he was l

psa or secret service who puts her life on the line isn't that a legitimate role of government to makest getting the facts to be sure there is no interference in the election process or there isn't something held up. chris: talk about a bipartisan effort but the fact is of that running time of the house oversight committee hearing every republican with the possible exception of one sided strongly with the president and went after michael :-colon there was no bipartisan agreement even looking into this. are you disappointed republicans are not? . >> we talked about john at the beginning he was equally hard on members of his own party he believed that was one of the most fundamental responsibilities for congress to hold people accountable. i don't know what's going on behind closed doors with the chairman i have talked to republicans who are concerned there is interference by russia and some need to get the courage to ask questions we need to build the case and the more we do it together the better the country is. >> talk about asking questions so how far should democrats be willing to g

so if we're going to hold a tsa or an fbi or a secret service who puts their life on the line, isn'tovernment, to make sure that our top leaders are not -- that we're just getting the facts to make sure that there isn't any interference in this russia, by russia in our election process, or there isn't something that's being held over the head of -- chris: you talk about a best partisan effort, but the fact is in that five hours or whatever it was of actual running time, every republican with the possible exception of your fellow justin amash strongly sided with the president and went after michael cohen. there was no bipartisan agreement about even looking into the allegations that cohen was making. are you disappointed that republicans aren't -- >> i think that republicans, you know, we talked about john at the beginning of the show. he was equally hard on members of his own party as he was to republicans. he believed that was one of the most fundamental responsibilities of our congress, is to hold people accountable. i don't know what's going on behind closed doors with chairman sc

and the other press are sort of kept behind the rope line by the secret service.s -- i've been a white house reporter. i was during the reagan administration. i've never seen anything like it. and i talked to a lot of presidential historians. they've never seen anything like it. and of course the reason it matters is there's a concern that the country's biggest cable news network would be used as kind of a mouthpiece or almost state news. and that's what people worry about. and not just liberals worrying about it. there are a lot of conservatives who i talked to, people who used to be on fox who say there's no dissent, no kind of criticism of the president that's getting through on fox news. and there are exceptions. let's just be fair here. good reporters. >> chris wallace and bret baier, they're reporters. >> right. but the overall message there is just straight out of trump's mouth and back again. >> obviously shepard smith too has been -- >> very good. >> very fair in his coverage. it's interesting, though, because initially back when trump kind of first enter

if we are going to hold a tsa or an fbi or secret service who puts their life on the line, isn't thatimate role of government to make sure that our top leaders aren't -- that we're just getting the facts to make sure that there isn't any interference by russia in our election process? where there isn't something that's being held over the head of any of us? >> chris: you talk about a bipartisan effort but the fact is in that five hours, whatever it was a factual running time, house oversight committee hearing, every republican with the possible exception of your fellow michigander chest and managed cited strong with the president and when after michael cohen. there was no bipartisan agreement about even looking into the allegations that cohen. are you disappointed that republicans aren't -- >> congresswoman dingell: i think republicans -- we talked about john at the beginning of the show, he was equally hard on members of his own party as he was too republicans. he believed that that was one of the most fundamental responsibilities of our congress. to hold people accountable. i don't

involving government and military leaders in doing so he's put himself at risk men from venezuela secret service mingle with the journalists they observe and photograph anyone and everyone because it's from here that on why don't plans to set off with opposition m.p.'s when his aide mission. says our relays their every move to his staff at. the mine at the moment but. right now we can see one of the buses carrying lawmakers and the convoy heading to the colombian border by. the bar. a little bit cold cold on. a twelve hour drive lies ahead of ses are in quite a convoy from the venezuelan capital caracas to the colombian border this road was once lined by huge fields of sugar cane but the late president hugo chavez expropriated millions of acres of farms and ranches because of government mismanagement the fields are no longer cultivated the country even has to import sugar. typical farms have been abandoned. all of the money that was invested here is lost. it that we have neither the sugar cane that used to be cultivated here and gave a sugar nor do we have the vegetables that were supposed to be

reaction from the ukrainian authorities to this yes we did get a reaction from the ukrainian secret service already they have confirmed that. is one of their own but they added that this man was dismissed for. drinking on the job he was dismissed as be you officer and they also called all of his allegations and let me quote they said that his allegations are in line with russian filthy propaganda. ok but man thanks for the update that was. just coming up to twenty five past five or moscow we're back again as usual in about half an hour's time don't forget there are plenty of stories too on our website and find that. simon sure i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics or business i'm show business. you know world big partisan movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the haw

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