after that it became a political factor, and it became, it transformed the security service or maybe forced them to remember old transition. and it also transformed political conscience in russia because people are so frightened and so panicked over all these matters including poison. and security sources are so, this is very brutal. and i don't know, so -- to get back to -- [inaudible] so we decided to start working on the book on immigration. that's why we did. >> it's so interesting because the book itself is this absolutely intriguing mix of detailing some of the developments in postrevolution their russia with some of -- post-revolutionary russia. , and andree take us through what you've discovered, what are some of the similarities and differences in these two different eras of dealing with the exiled emigre issue. call it an issue, or yeah. >> yeah. because we started finding out some surprising things. for instance, we have some strange contradiction here. on the one hand, the kremlin has been pushing people out of the country saying they pose no political threat, they are com

president putin and the russian security services aim to counter u.s.eign policy objectives in europe including in ukraine where moskow wishes to reassert political dominance. in the cause of this investigation i ask you please not promote falsehoods that promote russian interests. as i told the committee last month i refuse to be part of an effort to legitimize the ultimate narrative that the ukrainian government is the u.s. adversary and ukraine not russia attacked us in 2016. but we must not let domestic politics stop us from defending ourselves against the foreign powers who truly wish us harm. >> i will not be part of an effort to legitimize that alternative narrative perpetrated and propagated by the russian security services that ukraine not russia attacked us in 2016. she says please do not promote politically driven falsehoods like that so clearly advance russian interests. this alternative narrative perpetrated and propagated by russian security services that ukraine not russia attacked us in 2016, where did that theory come from? that theory

from russia, but to go down on russian weight immigration it was the primary goal for cyber security services of the time. they started operating in europe and istanbul. at the same time, in the late 20s, expelled from the country, trotsky immigrated to europe, to mexico, a lot of his supporters in new york and in the united states, because also russian immigrants immigrated not because of white immigration who immigrated because of that, people who immigrated because of the policy to the jews in russia, came to new york and the russian revolution and some of them, trotsky came to mexico. a lot of communists, headquarters of the communist party in the united states was here in new york. it was located in a beautiful old skyscraper downtown. a beautiful building, and and across the country and the communist party was a part of communist international organizations that united all communist parties across the board. they had a lot of opportunities to recruit people from every country in europe and every big city as we did this. when stalin - some people split from the communist party. some peop

permanent status refers what it does mean is behind the scenes for security guards for what the security services called the bigger police family for example which includes security guards on bars and in shops and and elsewhere that there is a high level of shall we say preparation behind the scenes a high level of coordination and perhaps extra people being deployed including in implying close but it is very interesting for the 1st time this terror threat level was reduced for some years and yet it's perhaps a sign of how in real terms terror threats little i should mean to the general public the fact that just a few weeks later a terror attack takes place notwithstanding that the security services have apparently deemed that the threat is now less than it was when it was a high level and yet there are no were no terror attacks taking place it's worth remembering as well all the way but 2005 those devastating 77 bombings 50 people died just literally days if not even hours before those attacks took place yet again on the i cation to security services downgraded the security level security threat

simply understand i'm not going to comment on the operations of our security services but i do say this we act in accordance with the mystic and international law and we act in the best interests of this country and all security services are a vital part of the protection of this country a couple of weeks later the americans british and other coalition forces that decided to attack iraq without the backing of a resolution after giving vader saddam hussein and ultimatum. at this hour american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq to france people and to defend the world from grave danger. tens of thousands of people were killed and wounded in the fighting before hussein's regime was toppled one month later but violence persists in iraq to this day from terrorist bombings to writing against the government. catherine gun was eventually arrested and faced a possible long sentence behind bars her story has since been made into a new movie and the film is called official secrets and stars cure a nightly to speak if you do not and you are found to h

this is a fictional narrative that has been perpetrated and propagated by the russian security services themselves. and as i told the committee last month i refuse to be part of an effort to legitimize the ultimate narrative that the ukrainian government is u.s. adversary and that ukraine not russia attacked us in 2016. these fictions are harmful even if they're deployed purely for domestic political purposes. in the course of this investigation, i ask you please not to promote politically driven falsehoods that advance russian interests. >> after fiona hill testified yesterday in those words then being, you know, burned into our history of what it's like to be alive as an american citizen at this time in our country's history, her words you know bold and all caps on the front pages of newspapers in red states and blue states and everywhere in between. well, now, in the wake of that testimony from fiona hill and the weight with which it landed, now we've got a remarkable advance on this story from "the new york times." as dramatically as it landed for somebody with the gravitas and cred

this is a fictional narrative that has been perpetrated and propagated bit russian security services themselves >> reporter: but republicans pointing out they had released a report on russian electiong. hill, a british-born american citizen, daughter of a coal miner, describing when she confronted ambassador gordon sondland, a wealthy trump donor. >> i asked him who put him in charge of ukraine. he told me the president, which shut me up. he was being involved in a domestic political errand and we were being involved in foreign policy. those two things had diverged >> reporter: she took aim at rudy giuliani's involvement in ukraine, pushing for investigations that would benefit the president at the heart of the impeachment inquiry, recounting how she raised her concerns with former national security adviser john bolton. >> he saids s iin the course of that discussion that rudy giuliani was a hand grenade that would blow everybody up. he was pushing forward ideas that would come back to haunt us that's where we are today. >> reporter: also tonight the show and tell moment that brought

reporter: do you know whether this individual was known to the security services or the police? prime min. johnson: i think it isrest if you wait until af we have the meeting of the security services and agencies. reporter: when you talk about sentences, obviously in the conservative manifesto there is already a pledge to increase sentences. are you talking about doing more than that in light of this incident? prime min. johnson: i think itt is very importat when people are convicted of serious and violent crimes, at they receive the custodial sentences that i think the public would want to see. nuala:inrimeter boris johnson. the mostpo senioce officer in u.k., commissioner cressida dick, gave this update. comm. dick: it is with the to inform you thatll as i have the spect who was shot dead by police, two of those injured in this attack in the london brid area have tragically lost their lives. my heart goes out to their loved ones and to the three further injured victims, who i understand are being treated in hospital. and of course, to everybody who has been affected by today's

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. >> this is a fictional narrative that is being perpetrated and propagated by the russian security services themselves. sxh >> and the diplomat. what he says he heard on a call, gordon sondland and president trump. how the president is firing back. >>> also breaking, the bombshell charges for one of president trump's top world allies israel's prime minister indicted for bribery and fraud. what he's accused of doing to get better media coverage >>> the deadly crash on a military training mission gone wrong

threat to russian interests president putin and the russian security services into counter u.s. foreign policy objectives in europe including in ukraine where moscow wishes to reassert political economic dominance i say this not as an alarmist but as a realist i do not think long term conflict with russia is either desirable or inevitable i continue to believe that we need to seek ways of stabilizing our relationship with moscow even as we counter their efforts to harm us right now russia's security services and their proxies have geared up to repeat their interference in the 2020 alexion we are running out of time to stop them in the course of this investigation i would ask that you please not promote politically driven false or clearly advance russian interests as republicans and democrats have agreed for decades ukraine is a valued partner of the united states and it plays an important role in our national security and as i told the committee last month i refused to be part of an effort to legitimize an alternate narrative that the ukrainian government is a us are very sorry

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right now, russia security services and their proxies have geared up to repeat their interference in the 2020 election. we're running out of time to stop them, and the cost of this investigation, i would ask that you please not promote political derived falsehoods that advance russian interests. >> well, despite the warn, that didn't happen. some republicans on the committee fired back they do not dispute russia interfered in the 2016 election, but they did continue to advance russian disinformation about ukraine interfering in this -- in the election. there were many other headlines from today's proceedings including fiona hill warning gordon sondland that his domestic political errand would blow up in their faces. we'll have more on that in a moment. now this week's hearings are done. democrats have to start thinking about how they're going to land this plane. let's start with garrett haake, he joins me from capitol hill. garrett, that seems to be the question here. how are they going to land the plane? is this -- are they going to pass this off to judiciary and we start a new roun

this is a fictional narrative that is being perpetrated and propagated by the russian security services themselves. >> a fictional narrative and she's not trying to be subtle. she's saying anyone who pushes those conspiracy theorys is an unwitting russian agent helping putin. hill also attacking trump's efforts. president trump's ambassador to the eu about the investigations. >> he was being involved in a domestic, political errand and i did say to him, ambassador sondland, i think this is all going to blow up, and here we are. >> a domestic political errant. seven public hearings and 12 witnesses including david holmes, a state department staffer in ukraine who also took the stand today and detailed his conversation with sondland. >> ambassador sondland agreed that the president did not give an expletive about ukraine. i asked why not? ambassador sondland stated that the president only cares about big stuff, big stuff that benefits the president like the biden investigation that mr. giuliani was pushing. >> and that was just the start of a crucial day in the impeachment investigation.

this is a fictional narrative that is being perpetrated and propagated by the russian security services themselves. >> explain how damaging can the -- or is it to repeat this propaganda, this narrative over and over. how damaging can it be to our democracy? >> this is a victory to russia. they did aid trump in the election but their goal is divisiveness and confusion and americans not being sure, you know, what really happened. and that kind of undermines the quality of american democracy here, it undermines the u.s. abroad and aids russia. i completely agree there was a massive russian effort to aid trump. there was a sporadic thing where they raised op eds. they are embracing this. the sad breakdown is they don't believe the assessment or appear to believe american intelligence agencies, and that's very dangerous for american democracy because there are threats to this country. there needs to be a certain level of trust, you know, between the intelligence agencies and career officials and republican politicians. so -- >> right. it could be they believe this. >> yes. >> it could be tha

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president putin and the russian security services aim to counter u.s. foreign policy objectives in europe including in ukraine where moscow wishes to reassert political economic dominance. i say this not as an alarmist but realist. i do not think long term conflict with russia are desirable or inevitable. i continue to believe that we feed to seek ways of stabilizing our relationship with moscow even as we counter their efforts to harm us. right now, russia's security services and their proxies have geared up to repeat their interference in the 2020 election. we are running out of time to stop them. and the cost of this investigation i would ask you please not promote falsehoods that clearly advance russian interests as republicans and democrats have agreed for decades, ukraine is a valued partner of the united states and it plays an important role in our national security. as iti told the committee last month id refuse to be part of effort to legitimatize an alternative narrative and that ukraine, not russia, attacked us in 2016. these fictions are har

president putin and the russian security services operate like a super pac. they deploy millions of dollars to weapon news our own false narratives. right now russia security services have geared up to repeat their interference in the 2020 election. we are running out of time to li stop them. and the cost of this investigation i would ask that you please not promote falsely driven falsehoods that promote russian interests. >>> david holmes explained how he and other diplomats in ukraine came to understand what was going on during the spring and summer of this year, specifically that trump and especially his personal lawyer, rudy giuliani clearly wanted an investigation into the bidens in return for a white house meeting and u.s. military aid to ukraine.tu >> it became apparent that mr. giuliani was having a direct impact on the foreign policy agenda. either as an expression of dissatisfaction with the ukrainians who had not yet agreed to the investigation, or as an effort to increase the pressure on them to do so. >> giuliani was also mentioned as you might i

here and has been no mainland attack we must casualties since 7 seventh's on the security services the police and i'm like fog in particular have been extremely successful in green able to prevent or waltz in the sack because many of these attacks haven't been as mentioned using low level still physicals as enough meat that's of use in the vehicle all alike all of the knife there have been a bit more of them of being bit more substantial in sense of planning but it's in the planning throw sense the law that allows the security services to still be on intervene so i'm particularly interested here in leo as to what the intelligence was and here in relation to this individual was he a subject of a subject of interest as the wreath that said i was not any pacific and savage and that's an attack such as this is lightened to happen if so the threat level may have been set at substantial too hastily and that is of course information that we would have to wait for all the details to come out if we made it back to what we've seen today a lot of bystanders witnesses have been quick to post video

officers from lanterns to counterterrorism command have been working flat out with security services has happened. at this time, we have found no evidence to suggest anybody else was involved in this attack. however, we are still making extensive enquiries to make sure that no one else was involved. our investigative priority at this time is to ensure that there is no one related as an outstanding threat to the public. to this end, we have carried out two searches at addresses both in staffordshire and in the stoke—on—trent area. our offices have therefore been supported by officers from staffordshire and the west midlands counterterrorism police. iwould like to thank them, as well as the local community in those areas, for the support they have shown as we carry out those crucial enquiries. the investigation team is also speaking to many of those who were present at fishmonger's hall, but i would appeal to anyone who was there on friday, anyone who has not been spoken to, to contact police on oh 807 39321 immediately. we now know this attack began inside fishmonger's halljust before

expert on russia and ukraine some of you on this committee appear to believe that russia and its security services did not conduct a company against a country and the perhaps somehow for some reason you craned it this is a fictional not a sieve that has been perpetrated and propagated by the russian security services themselves the on a hill testified russia was watching the impeachment hearings and ultimately would benefit from republicans repeating the quote fictions that ukraine meddled in the 26000 elections with the help of democrats she said she had warned gordon sagal and the e.u. ambassador the same when she realized he was carrying out the president's personal political agenda by requesting ukraine open investigations into trump's political rivals and i did said to him gordon i think this is all going to blow up and here we are david homes of foreign service officer in the kiev embassy testified ukraine has been cleaning up corruption under its new president billowed amir's alinsky homesteads alinsky wanted an oval office meeting with trump but it was made clear that the linsky would woul

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this is a fictional narrative that is being perpetrated and prop gate by the russian security serviceshemselves. the unfortunate truth is russia is a foreign power that systematically attacked our democratic institutions in 2016. lou: the arrogance of that. >> was that john wren man or fiona hill? i can't tell the difference. no one is making the argument the russians were playing around in our election. they were playing around with hillary clinton. they spent a couple hundred thousand on facebook ads. no one proved it took place in a court of law. but the dispute is were the russians in it to help trump or in it to help clinton. it's the dossier people that were pushing the lie or the information without evidence that the russians were in there to help trump. i'm glad hill is no longer in the white house. lou: i hope none of these people will ever again be in the white house. vindman talking about zelensky being asked about whether he was -- whether zelensky served in the military. he didn't know the answer to it, and he considerr considered himself the leading expert, not fiona hill

that ukraine in fact meddled in the 26000 us election when the united states from multiple security services in multiple tiers of the u.s. government has conclusively proven that it was russia that meddled in the 2016 us election she goes even further to really issue a very stark warning that it is dangerous to perpetuate this narrative because she says that russia is prepared to act again in 2020 right now russia's security services their proxies have geared up to repeat their interference in the 2020 alexion we're running out of time to stop them in the course of this investigation i would ask that you please not promote politically diverse. interests. so what really she say here if she's taking a direct swipe at president trump is that for domestic political purposes you have to remember the background of all of this rachelle was when the president was being investigated for potential collusion between his campaign in 2016 and russia so he would very much have an interest in perpetuating along with republican allies the notion that perhaps it was you crave that was actually involved so th

. >> this is a fictional narrative being perpetrated and propagated by the russian security services themselves. >> why would it be to vladimir putin's advantage to promote this theory of ukraine interference? >> first of all, to deflect from the allegations of russia interference. second of all, to drive a wedge between the united states and ukraine. >> and holmes left lawmakers with an urgent reminder, the ukrainians never got that white house meeting and they are still under pressure to please the american president. >> i think that continues to this day. i think they're being very careful, they still need us now going forward. >> now, we just got a statement this evening from mick mull rainy's new attorney outside of the white house, robert driscoll taking issue with fiona hill's testimony, saying fiona hill's testimony is riddled with speculation and guesses about any role that mr. mulvaney played with anything related to ukraine. it also calls this inquiry a sham. >> yeah, let's see if mick mulvaney shows up and testifies himself. would love to hear what he has to say about all

kidnapped and mistreated by ukraine's security services. to. people were taking part in the capture they gave me. 2 people were taking part in the capture they gave me tranquilizers at that time so as you understand i was a bit out of it really we waited tranquilizers at that time so as you understand i was a bit out of it really we waited till the shelling ended and then i had a bag put over my head. you can see the shelling ended and then i had a bag put over my head. do you consider yourself of a character vereker a victim. it was really really. have no evidence against me. no evidence that's a cool could be because i didn't have opponents on to those events because i didn't take part in those events. that basically trying to make trying to make me they could be the scariest scapegoat. i don't see any way and september to my mom was handed to russia as part of the prisoner exchange which the was handed to russia as part of the prisoner exchange which the netherlands saw as quite an obstacle in the ongoing investigation they stole and so

this is a fictional narrative that has been propigated by the russian security services. they can deploy millions to wep withenize our own political narratives. right now russian security services and their proxies have geared up to interfere in the 2020 election. we're running out of of time to stop them. in the course of this investigation i could ask that you please not note political false hoods that so clearly advance russian points. >> david holmes explained how what was going on in the spring and summer this year, that specifically trump and especially his lawyer rudy giuliani clearly wanted an investigation into the bidens in return for a white house meeting and u.s. military aid to ukraine. >> it became apparent that mr. giuliani was having a direct influence on the foreign policy agenda. the security hold was likely intended either as a express of dissatisfaction to ukrainians or as an effort to increase the pressure on them to do so. >> giuliani was also mentioned, as you might imagine, in dr. hill's testimony she explained how she told her then boss john bolto

now had who claim to be training in security services.now battling gad who claim to be independent investigators somehow got hands on to these documents and then publish them but mr suggest craniums security services could have independent investigators somehow got hands on to these documents and then publish them but mr suggest cranium security services could have. these documents to the to the. now we have we have sent of sent a request of the class to they had of the on line investigations platform asking them to confirm all had of the on line investigations platform asking them to confirm or deny. that. being taken and being taken away in the publication of the. now he's. now missed. his saying is true now it's a question about a as you. know now that would raise questions about ukraine's role and also acceptable and so they. go in. to get a lead now let me remind you that ukraine is. the. 18 which is also actually a part of the joint investigation team which also includes the netherlands malaysia australia. and includes the netherlan

president putin and russian security services aim to counter u.s.aine, where moscow wishes to reassert political economic dominance. i say this as not an alarmist but a realist. i continue to believe that we need to seek ways of stabilizing our relationship with moscow, even as we counter their efforts to harm us. right now, russia's security services and their proxies have geared up to repeat their interference in the 2020 election. we are running out of time to stop them. and the course of this investigation, i would ask that you please not promote politically false ukraine is a valued partner of the united states and it plays an important role in our national security. as i told the committee last month i refuse to be part of an effort to legitimize an alternative narrative that the ukrainian government is an adversary and that ukraine, not russia, attacked us in 2016. these are harmful even if for purely political purposes. russian services operate like a super pac, deploy millions of dollars to support false narratives. we cannot combat these e

this is a fictionalve narra that is being perpetrated by the russian security service themselves.obert: this has been debunked this idea that ukraine meddled by numerous fact checkers -- >> congress and the intelligence community. >> what's the significance of dr. hill debunking it under oath? >> if you go under fiona hill's background, s came back to work for this administration because of the russian interference, she felt compeled to get back into governnt because of this existential threat of meddling. i this the culmination of her life work. hearing people in power, people have a responsibility to the public, muddying the waters to the public and had a platform to chastise them. that comment -- she didn't name names but it seemed clear to the devin nunes and other w is entertained the president's concerns about ukraine meddling. republicansid note and accurately that the intelligence committees did recognize that m russiadling in the 2016 elections. what the house republicans did not do was gos a far to say that they did so to benefit donald trump. >> continue to imply that r

this is a fictional narrative that has been perpetrated and propagated by the russian security services themselves. >> reporter: she said the president himself had bought into it. st so is it your understanding then that president trump disregarded the advice of his senior officials about this theory, and instead listened to rudy giuliani's views? >> that appears to be the case, yes. >> reporter: there are no more public hearings scheduled in this room at this time. democrats tell us they think they have enough evidence to move forward with articles of impeachment. one top aide told me tonight, norah, that based on everything they heard there is a strong interest in moving quickly. o o'donnell: quite a day. nancy, thank you. as the impeachment battle rages in the house, president trump had key republican senators over as lunch, this as we get new details tonight about what a senate trial of the president might look like. ben tracy is at the white house. >> reporter: cbs news has learned if democrats do impeach the president in the house, republican leaders in the white house plan to put

this is a fictional narrative that's being perpetrated and propagated by the russian security servicesdressed among other things republicans aattributing election interference by ukraine. jointing me now, michael izikoff. it strikes me as frankly b.s. on the fringes, and started as a russian talking point migrates to trump and now, you know, republicans are selling this. >> we have seen a lot of examples. look at the president's comments just this morning where he still is embracing this wild notion of a missing server somehow in ukraine. that's all, you know, it's nonsensical. there's not a scrap of evidence when the president was asked, are you sure about that? that's the wort, i guess. now, you know, i should say that i think hill actually overstated what the republicans were saying here, because the house republican-controlled report last year did clearly say the russians did it, the russian interfered in our election. >> they did, and devin nunes made that point, and it's clear. you and i know but muddying the waters, that's part of the soviet russian play book here. the republica

as journalists sometimes we veto go down some of roads. >> right now russia's security services andty their proxies ha geared up to repeat their interference. we're running out of time to stop them. in the course of this investigation i would ask that you please not denote false narratives. >> therein lies the rub. as long as everybody is discussing this, vladimir putin has said this is fantastic. t >> and trump has never fully acknowledged that the russian attacks andha if the russians attacked to help him and that the russianlp attack-an impact the campaign.th he can't live without it. it's a taint on his presidency. and because of that, he has not been able, in the last three years as president to deal with the prospects of another russian attack. in fact the "washington post" reported that when he met in may of 2017, he told them he was not concerned. and so what he's been try doing for the last three years is to remove this stain, create alternative narratives. and it leaves the united states wide open to another attack because he can't accept the first one. a we go fast forward

president putin and the russian security services aim to counter u.s. foreign policy objectives including in ukraine where moscow wishes to reassert political dominance. i say this as a realist. i do not think long-term conflict with russia is desirable or inevitable. i continue to believe that we need to seek ways of stabilizing our relationship with moscow even as we counter their efforts to harm us. right now russia security service under proxies have geared up to repeat their interference in the 2020 election. we're running out of time to stop them. in the course of this investigation, i ask that you please not promote falsehoods that clearly advance russian interests. as republicans and democrats agree toward decades, ukraine is a valued partner of the united states and plays an important role in our national security. as i told the committee last month, i refuse to be port of an effort to legitimize an alternate narrative that the ukrainian government is an adversary and ukraine, not russia, attacked us in 2016. these fictions are harmful even if

and being able to operate there is very concerning for all countries and according to ukraine security services sunny monies to coordinate terrorist activities from kiev which begs the question why ukraine are they a soft touch when it comes to security well it certainly appears at the moment that they've got some problems in ukraine controlling this issue and people of course are able to move across borders not really worrying this man now we're supposed to be in debt supposed have been killed in action and blown up but it's clear that he's able not only to get to ukraine which is interesting luck but actually to operate from there and and and i don't know yet the facts on how he got caught. at the cia i believe. so the intelligence. particularly slow to catch up with this man who's been away for 2 years. it also raises so many questions now given that ukraine enjoys a visa free agreement with mostly you countries the thoughts now pop up of what did the monies to war what travel was able to enjoy and shouldn't even come to be pretty concerned now well a lot yes not just in this man's case this

this is a fictional narrative that has been perpetrated and propagated by the russian security services themselves. >> reporter: she testified the conspiracy theory was being promoted by the president's personal attorney, rudy giuliani, and that the president was listening. >> is it your understanding, then, that president trump disregarded the advice of his senior officials about this theory and instead listened to rudy giuliani's views? >> that appears to be the case, yes. >> reporter: hill says she watched as giuliani launched a smear campaign against the u.s. ambassador to ukraine, marie yovanovitch. hill went to her boss, former national security adviser, john bolton. >> i'd asked if there was anything we could do about it, and ambassador bolton had looked pained, basically indicated with body language that there was nothing much that we could do about it. and he then, in the course of that discussion, said that rudy giuliani was a hand grenade that was going to blow everyone up. >> did you understand what he meant by that? >> well, i think he meant that, obviously, what mr. giulia

president putin and the russian security services aim to counter u.s. foreign policy objectives in europe including in ukraine where moscow wishes to reassert political and economic dominance. i say this as a realist. i do not think long-term conflict with russia is desirable or inevitable. i continue to believe that we need to seek ways of stabilizing our relationship with moscow even as we counter their efforts to harm us. right now russia security services have geared up to repeat their interference in the 2020 election. we are running out of time to stop them. i would ask that you please not promote politically driven falsehoods. as republicans and democrats have agreed for decades, ukraine is a valued partner of the united states and it plays an important role in our national security. as i told the committee last month, i refuse to be part of an effort to legitimize an narrative that ukrainian is our adversary and that ukraine not russia attacked us in 2016. these narratives are harmful. president putin and the russian security services operate li

this is a fictional narrative that has been perpetrated and propagated by the russian security servicesolmes had overheard a call between the eu ambassador and the president, in which donald trump was only interested in hearing whether the ukrainians were going to dish the dirt on his political rival, joe biden, and his son, hunter, who was the director of a ukrainian gas company. i asked ambassador sondland if it was true that the president did not give an expletive about ukraine. ambassador sondland agreed the president did not give an expletive about ukraine. i asked why not. ambassador sondland stated that the president only cares about big stuff. i noted there was big stuff going on in ukraine, like a war with russia. ambassador sondland replied that he meant big stuff that benefits the president, like the biden investigation. and fiona hill was devastating about the ambassador who testified yesterday that he was only obeying the president's orders. he was being involved in a domestic political errand, and we were being involved in national security foreign policy, and those two th

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i want to think that security services as well for the outstanding job they have done as well. there are many, many that are thwarted. many prospective terrorists who are intercepted by our fantastic police. borisjohnson boris johnson speaking at borisjohnson speaking at the scene on london bridge in the last hour or so. on london bridge in the last hour or so. i want to show you the pictures we are getting live. you can see sadiq khan who just visiting the scene london bridge accompanied by cressida dick, head of the metropolitan police, and they are just walking towards the camera. we are expecting to hear from them also shortly. they have been visiting the london bridge area, much of which is still cordoned off as police continue their investigation and we have also just heard from the prime minister calling for people not to be released halfway through their sentences. there are questions of how a convicted terrorist was allowed to go free. a question of surveillance monitoring, tagging, what scrutiny he was under in the last year, these are now questions that are going to