has posted on twitter to commemorate when tens of thousands of ukrainian people were deported to siberia during the soviet union but unfortunately he did it to photos showing the tragedy will to tell us more about this dan who is in the studio so don't just tell us what was wrong with this fact well it all started with twitter more particularly as you say the image which petro poroshenko posted on his twitter feed the whole story was a commemoration the seventeen other verses you can see the of the deportations of people from western ukraine to siberia in far eastern russia in forty seven nobody could blame the president of course for them to show solidarity with an event which sure many ukrainians view as a terrible historic injustice but there's one thing wrong this photo was actually to. back in nineteen forty two and it appears to show jews in nazi occupied poland being deported from the lord's gets zero to extermination camp where many tens of thousands were exterminated the original photo is apparently in a holocaust museum now the head of the ukrainian jewish committee has already

before he leaves moscow to start in siberia's he visits moscow state university. he talked to some colleagues, he tells them here's what i want to do. every generation i'm in a select the common fox and do this domestication experiment. i need a young scientist to help me. one of the people that comes in. [inaudible] at this time he is 25 years old. she is just finishing her undergraduate degree. she comes in on the interviews for and they remember the interview as if it happened yesterday. she said i want you to build a dog out of a fox and he laid out the experiment. every generation we will look to see if we get tamer and tamer animals. by this time it was not quite as powerful as it was before but he still decides to make an issue of it and he could thrown in prison. everybody knew that, but she was touched up he understood this was a dangerous endeavor. he also told her, i think i'm onto something here. it could take ten years or 20 years or your whole life before you find something interesting, but she was hooked. she wanted to be involved so she takes her h

which president poroshenko posted on the day commemorating the deportation of west ukrainians to siberiain far eastern russia in one nine hundred forty seven and nobody could have blamed him for wanting to show solidarity with something that many ukrainians view as a terrible historical injustice but this photo isn't what it seems it was actually taken five years earlier back in one hundred forty two it shows apparently jews in poland being transported by nancy forces from the lord's ghetto to shun the extermination camp where tens of thousands were murdered now the original image is apparently kept in a holocaust museum now the head of the ukrainian jewish committee has brought into the tweet as strange the whole incident is made even more salient because of poland and ukraine is diverging views on the events of that era a particular point of tension between the governments of the massacres of poles in nancy occupied poland in the early night and forty's they were carried out by the ukrainian insurgent army of the u.p.a. a group viewed by some as fighters for ukrainian independence and

has posted on twitter to commemorate when tens of thousands of ukrainian people were deported to siberia during the soviet union but unfortunately he did attach a fait a showing another tragedy during the hawkins expects the whole story rolls around this photo which president poroshenko posted on the day commemorating the deportation of western craniums to siberia in far eastern russia in one nine hundred forty seven and nobody could have blamed him for wanting to show solidarity with something that many ukrainians view as a terrible historical injustice but this photo isn't what it seems it was actually taken five years earlier back in nineteen forty two it shows apparently jews in poland being transported by nancy forces from the lord's ghetto to shun the extermination camp where tens of thousands were murdered while the original images apparently kept in a holocaust museum now the head of the ukrainian jewish committee has a broad with a tweet as strange and the whole incident is made even more salient because of poland and ukraine is diverging views on the events of that era a partic

that it's a full list latched epidemic especially in siberia and the here also the government says it is concerning but the activists are being i'm julie alarmist where do you come out on this eastern europe today has defied us to growing epidemic in general . demeanor you'd see. some extensional if you it to be fair to say that eastern europe today is the face off the global reads epidemic it is no question about it but it's a very good on the lawsuit. if the democrats they vary a lot inside this same to you may have a very different situation than you do use decays ever to add into what they can give an example if i do use this see it seems to be that thing some bit this would seem is that are going there right direction. infections are you going belle but that's not de arledge everywhere well everywhere would be i assume some of the siberia and talents and some of a citizen they hear elsewhere there is a very high number of injecting drug users as well as ah they're at risk groups what a oh want to ask you about is there is also. i debate about how that what is the main mode of tra

you going belle but that's not de alledge everywhere well everywhere would be i assume some of the siberia and towns and some of a citizen they hear elsewhere there is a very high number of injecting drug users as well as other at risk groups what a zero want to ask you about is there is also. i debate about how that what is the main mode of transmission in russia because. the epidemic any of the demick would be far more difficult to contain once it moves from gross to general population at large has that rubicon been crossed and russia from dirty needles into unprotected sex but it's a very dynamic epidemic as you have seen knowing in eastern europe as a whole did. definitely the. people death injecting drugs they steal. in my view unexceptable he skipped off to getting h. i.v. induced regional. but it's not do you want to you know there are places in these regional where to. offer the future off the epidemic. they have to bring spatial costs to me no areas where we had to stop to get that. data is start to skid the top to five percent or. or familiar in the general population enough peop

or in or or north korea versus living in siberia north korea and united states more choices clearly or. this is very true thank you so much for your time president david henderson author of the joy afraid of an economist odyssey and research fellow at stanford university's hoover institution thank you. thank you. time now for a quick break but stick around because when we return a judge in the u.k. since a former h.s.b.c. head of currency trading to the u.s. to stand trial on wire fraud and more anger in catalonia the spanish region's president and voters are now at odds as we go to break here at the numbers at the closing bell. i think the average viewer just after watching your troubles segments understands that we're telling stories there are critics can't tell me you know why because their advertisers won't let them. in order to create change you have to be honest you have to tell the truth marty's able to do that every story is built on going after the back story to what's really happening out there to the american what's happening when a corporation makes a pharmaceutical peop

or or or north korea versus living in siberia north korea and united states more choices clearly. this is very true thank you so much for your time professor david henderson author of the joy of freedom and economists odyssey and research fellow at stanford university's hoover institution thank you thank you. time now for a quick break but stick around because when we return a judge in the u.k. since a former h.s.b.c. head of currency trading to the u.s. to stand trial wire fraud and more anger in catalonia the spanish region's president and voters are now at odds as we go to break here are the numbers at the closing down. tonight a common cold i'm not saying whether. you go after the corporations it's just more your life. or death it's not for me it's like medicine it's like a cancer for all the stress that the news but you wonder redacted tonight is where you can go to cry from laughing about the stuff that's going on in the world. as opposed to just regular crying we're going to find out what the corporate mainstream media is not telling you about how we're going to filter it t

before he leaves moscow to start in siberia's he visits moscow state university. he talked to some colleagues, he tells them here's what i want to do. every generation i'm in a select the common fox and do this domestication experiment. i need a young scientist to help me. one of the people that comes in. [inaudible] at this time he is 25 years old. she is just finishing her undergraduate degree. she comes in on the interviews for and they remember the interview as if it happened yesterday. she said i want you to build a dog out of a fox and he laid out the experiment. every generation we will look to see if we get tamer and tamer animals. by this time it was not quite as powerful as it was before but he still decides to make an issue of it and he could thrown in prison. everybody knew that, but she was touched up he understood this was a dangerous endeavor. he also told her, i think i'm onto something here. it could take ten years or 20 years or your whole life before you find something interesting, but she was hooked. she wanted to be involved so she takes her h

asteroids that get through have had devastating effects you may remember there was an impact over siberia three or four years ago that was caused by something that was only twenty meters in size or so in fact a private foundation is begin raising money to build a satellite the sentinel that can track smaller so called city killer asteroids these hit the earth about every hundred to two hundred years. so flip a coin that's the odds that somewhere on earth during your lifetime it's going to happen again nasa even has a department called planetary defense no really that's its name and the agency tracks asteroids larger than a kilometer across those big enough to end human civilization now the agency has greenlit the next phase of the dart project which will try to push a nearby asteroid called did it most be off course the asteroid they were talking about is about the same size as the ship you see behind me just shy of two hundred meters long and i am roughly the same size as the projectile they're going to smack into it now in this context that seems ridiculous right i mean for me to just k

will have the heaviest rain on friday it's sunny for north korea good part of northeastern china siberia showing a little bit of snow which is hardly surprising it's not coming south and we've got twenty three sunny good degrees in beijing in the sunshine we've got a quality the whole lot new snow yes was tokyo's cold still probably nearly a wet day on sunday but that rain is clearing eastwards into the sea and then so sunny twenty six enjoy your weekend. further south in china beyond that line which disintegrates we still got the feed of. moisture and we've seen again fairly regular showers along the south coast of china back towards the end and they're going to be the case on friday and indeed saturday with hong kong just on the edge of this still warm and sunny typically for a good part of this part of china further south as the wet season shows itself developing more and more the heaviest showers will be as far south as jakarta but maybe concentrating more in borneo. the fool fathers fool says he it's. twenty five off to independence. they must become. defendants. preparing for the p

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across siberia and southern france. we are on the edge of all of that high pressure.y weather. but there will be sunshine in between. if the wind drops enough it could have a touch of frost too. tonight at ten, theresa may's big speech to the conservative conference offering major new policies is undermined by a series of setbacks. the speech was intended to revive the government's fortunes after the election result earlier this yearfor which the prime minister took full responsibility. i hold my hands up for that. i take responsibility. i led the campaign. and i am sorry. as cabinet colleagues looked on mrs may's then suffered a prolonged coughing fit which proved difficult to discard. speaks hoarsely: why... coughs. why we will nev... excuse me. speaks hoarsely: we will never hesitate to act where businesses aren't operating as they should. to make matters worse a security breach when a prankster gained access to the stage but mrs may's colleagues insisted she'd

dry across siberia and the heat is building again, as we‘ll see in california, temperatures up to 8 degreese. it‘s unanimous, the communist party votes to enshrine president xi‘s name and ideology in the constitution, it‘s being hailed as a new era for china. and on the other side of the atlantic, president trump is heckled by a protester , and comes under renewed attack from a senior member of his own party. it isa it is a sad place for our nation, and the worst is going to be just the whole debasing of our nation.|j have children and grandchildren to answer to, have children and grandchildren to answerto, and so, mr president, i will not be complicit or silent.

many of the mensheviks and bolshevik and social revolutionary party leaders had been banished to siberia or were living in exile like money so the insurgents began to organize themselves. unlike summed up and describe the events of february the twenty eighth. maybe this is a revolution we were drinking coffee when my daughter daniel leaned out the window into our great consternation exclaimed that there were cars with red flags all the way from threatening prospect bridge. accompanied by a yelling crowd. at first we felt stunned and scared by the news but by midday we had grown used to the revolutionary motorcades. soldiers order drivers to get out shoot into the air. then get back in and drive off a lot of cars with red banners head towards the duma. in the very first days of the revolution i wrote the poetic chronicle revolution gave lectures the bolsheviks of art went with the cars to the duma. in the space of just a few days the old order collapsed. insurgents besieged the duma demanded a handover of power and the abdication of the czar. the same old bunch of officers are still strut

they marked their debut in european competition by beating challenge cup holders stade francais in siberiaa that you can achieve anything with self belief. well belfast archer patrick huston has taken that to a whole new level. he's goint to represent great britain at the world championships in mexico where he's hoping his use of mental management techniques will help him win a world title. david mcdaid has been to meet him. this arrow is going in the middle because i'm the best arch in the world. i'm the best arch in the world. i'm the best arch in the world because i'm patrick huston and i shoot arrows in the middle. steady hand and a good a marquee, but so, it seems, is the power of the mind. strong, clean, powerful shots. archery is a sport of absolute repetition under pressure. it is 10% physical and 90% mental. you need to have that belief and that mental consistency to be able to follow through with that shot that you've learned and practised so well in that exact given moment. the more you talk about, think about and write about something, the more likely it is to happen. it is cer

we will tap into some of the warmth across siberia and the near continent, and with a bit of sunshinethe time of year. but you have to be south of this weather front. it will move back during saturday. the rain will be confined to the western side of scotla nd will be confined to the western side of scotland with some brightness in the south on saturday and again on sunday. this is where we are hopeful of seeing temperatures exceeding 20 degrees, but not for everybody. spare a thought for the west of scotland. cool with more rain. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me. now we join the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm mike bushell and, tonight, scotland are starting the search for a new football manager. it follows the end of gordon strachan's reign after scotland's failure the make the play—offs for next year's world cup in russia. british swimming says sorry to some of its para—athletes, for what a report found to be a "a climate of fear". it isa it is a disappointing when you have toen to your daughter on the other end of the

let's say you have a choice between living inside syria or in or and or north korea versus living in siberia north korea and united states more choice is clearly better. and this is very true thank you so much for your time president david henderson author of the joy of freedom and economists odyssey and research fellow at stanford university's hoover institution thank you you. thank. time now for a quick break but stick around because when we return a judge in the u.k. says a former h.s.b.c. head of currency trading to the u.s. to stand trial wire fraud and more anger in catalonia the spanish region's president and voters are now at odds as we go to break here at the numbers at the closing bell. guys are financial survival guide liquid those that you can. really. be keep in mind as it's me into a place. for. anyone and you go there. to risk it. but. the relationship between. it was suggested. and a fairly strong one there were two thousand. and the study it's a very extensive study done by a well respected scientists. do chemicals that the appetizing. crease the risk of cancer and i chose a

see the warmth making its way back into madrid once again and that warmer weather coming in across siberia peninsula as we go on through the next few days if anything temperatures are wrapping up somewhat repacked will see temperatures around thirty one celsius on tuesday warm sunshine right there across parts of northern africa not quite as warm bring garci for the top temperature here twenty three. a rite of passage through the generations my cousin was laying down there until the screaming she was helpless the woman who after indoors as faculty of pain for what. meets the women affected by edgy. and those reshaping perception do you think people will abandon this eventually but didn't take. corresponding. this time. welcome back undermined the top stories on al-jazeera a diplomatic dispute between washington and ankara has intensified with turkey issuing a warrant to question a second u.s. consulate official us a suspended visa services the turkish nationals turkey riyadh retaliated by doing the same to american visitors. at least twelve people have drowned after a boat carrying ranger

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asteroids that get through have had devastating effects you may remember there was an impact over siberia three or four years ago that was caused by something that was only twenty meters in size or so in fact a private foundation has begun raising money to build a satellite the sentinel that can track smaller so called city killer asteroids these hit the earth about every hundred to two hundred years. so flip a coin that's the odds that somewhere on earth during your lifetime it's going to happen again nasa even has a department called planetary defense no really that's its name and the agency tracks asteroids larger than a kilometer across those big enough to end human civilization now the agency has greenlit the next phase of the dart project which will try to push a nearby asteroid called didn't most be off course the asteroid they were talking about is about the same size as the ship you see behind me just shy of two hundred meters long and i am roughly the same size as the projectile they're going to smack into it now in this context that seems ridiculous right i mean for me to just

in the 1970's, we came up with this idea to do the siberian diaries, in which we traveled through siberia and every day would post stories on the internet. ,t was one of the first blogs certainly the first blogs that the post did. and one of the very early blogs, period. what was interesting to me was how effective it was. because all of a sudden, we had thousands of people, not only in russia, but in the u.s. following this and writing this. and people telling us, if you are here, please go to visit this, or visit that. dialogue that was an eye-opener, not only for the "washington post" but for us as a new way to use this media that was starting to develop. reporter: one of the other project,ts you did, a you did a four-year investigation of a washington d.c. family, and three generations of them. the poverty, disease, crime, illiteracy, all these factors they were dealing with. that also won a pulitzer prize. your first one in 1995. looking at both of these on, what prizes you w kind of affected that have on your career? a high accolade among your professionals, but what impact it have

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we came up with this idea to do the siberian diaries in which we traveled tli siberia. and every day post stories on the internet. it was one of the first sort of blogs. certainly the first blogs the post did. i think one of the very early blogs period. but it was -- what was interesting to me is how effective it was. all of a sudden we had sthous of people not only in russia but in the u.s. following us and writing us. people telling us if you're here, please go to visit this. or visit that. and this amazing dialogue. that developed. was an eye opener. not only for the post but for us as a new way to use this media that was starting to develop. >> one of the other assignments that you did, called assignment. a project. you did a four year investigation of the washington dc family. three generations of them. just investigating the poverty, disease, crime. illiteracy. all the factors they were dealing with. that also won a pulitzer prize. your first in 1995. looking at both of these prize sz that you won, what kind of effect did that have on your career? obviously high a

my mother said watch they don't send you to siberia. it was unbelievable flower was everywhere the railway station they were greeting people arrive by train. but the greatest impression was of course the opening of the first. great memories now out from the past the future because policing in dubai is literally about to take off in the us because these russian hover bikes could soon be used by offices to fight crime. if you like the look of those you can read more about them see what our web site at www dot com the news looks today we'll have more just. we'll willingly accepted the risk of being shot wounded taken prisoner but noone has signed up to be friggin poisoned by our own people i've seen stuff that was nuclear biological and chemical products said do not truck tires all types of styrofoam polystyrene batteries trucks there was a complete denial i think at all levels of government that there was any connection between berm pits and what these brave soldiers were suffering from to compensate every soldier marine airman and sailor

my mother said once they don't send you to siberia. it was unbelievable flat was everywhere the railway station they were greeting people right by train. but the greatest impression was of course the opening of the first. policing in dubai is literally about to take off offices they could soon be responding to instance on russian developed all the bikes. one of the developers of this high tech crime fighting drug told us what it feels like to ride. conquered the sky the next step is transporting humans were the pioneers of that this was started as a noncommercial project and wanted to encourage people in popular science. and you know it feels like nothing on earth you sit like you would on a cross-country bike but at the same time you feel the ground disappearing from under your feet it feels very unusual. you can find out more details of this rather cool rush machines on the. front pages while it's been checking out again exclusive video of iraqi forces and trying to cook one of the big stories today i'm kevin zero in thanks for watch

very bright future because despite more complicated conditions within which they have to operate in siberia, the arctic, off shore, we nevertheless do have our own advantages in terms of the low cost of recovery and the taxation system that we currently have, and the new one we are working on which will be introduc introduced - >> that was alexander novak talking to geoff cutmore we will give you some headlines. saudi arabia's oil minister says there is no room for complacency in the oil markets >> this partnership between russia and saudi arabia has catalized the cooperation of an unprecedented coalition of 24 countries. it has breathed back life into opec. >>> the catalonia deadlock intensifies as the region's government moves to declare independence as soon as monday the ibex breaks its losing streak >>> investors take a dim view of osram, as siemens sells its remaining stake for a discount >>> and u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson said he never considered resigning, but he doesn't as an nbc report saying he called president trump a moron. >>> let's look at the ftse 100 up 0.15% the

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the companies -- hydropower stations in siberia.ligence to help fixed income traders predict market moves. dealerds largest debt will using analytics and machine learning program to develop -- developed by a london start a. it will compile data to give traders a clear picture in real-time. that is your bloomberg business flash. tom: thank you so much. let's bring up a chart on china. this is a great assumption. it is a chart on china, looks like the chart in the united states. this is chinese inflation, and the basic idea is we are here, loving it, and we are going to stay. we were making a joke last week. there is this and some of them go like this. is anybody clapping for reflation? ? is that the big surprise -- yvette the bigs price? >> beijing has not realized that havingernationalist are this consequence of much higher inflation than we have seen. tom: let's go back to the chart. is still -- is it a little bit of lift of inflation? diana: not yet. there has been a large shift towards consumer spending, which -- the foodo prices

my mother said once they don't send you to siberia. it was unbelievable flower was everywhere the railway station they were greeting people. quite strange. but the greatest impression was of course the opening of the first. donald trump for a new just threat to pull america out of the iran nuclear deal on monday said that a total terminations remains possible but also didn't rule out that the agreement could be saved to the already is something that i felt had to be done and we'll see what face to face just might be positive in or might be very negative might be a total germination that's a very real possibility some would say that's a greater possibility but it also could turn out to be very odd to see what happens so one to watch certainly last week trump announced that he wouldn't certified surrounds compliance with a deal in the us regular regulations asking congress in fact to come up with some fixes as he said to it when leaders across the e.u. oppose the decision the french president says he personally warned trump against the p

my mother said watch they don't send you to siberia. it was unbelievable flour was everywhere the railway station they were greeting people arrive by train. but the greatest impression was of course the opening of the first. memories relive from all those years back now we're talking about some really up to date technology next this is good if you're a fan of this kind of thing over my shoulder policing in dubai is literally about to take off officers they could simply responding to incidents on russian developed hope of bikes. i. one of the developers of the high tech crime fighting drone told us what it feels like to actually get all one of these things. conquered the sky the next step is transporting humans were the pioneers of this was started as a noncommercial project and wanted to encourage people in popular science just leave it in you know it feels like nothing on earth use it like you would on a cross-country bike but at the same time you feel the ground disappearing from under your feet it feels very unusual. that while you c

and has personally helped oversee the care of endangered tigers in siberia. all choked up, don't forget putin is a hunter and a man's man who rides shirtless through the russian country side. amara walker, cnn. >> i'm still confused about the man. thanks for watching. i'm natalie allen. >> i'm cyril vanier. for our u.s. viewers, "new day" is up next. for everyone else, "erin burnett out front." stay with cnn. hey, it's me, your dry skin. i'm craving something we're missing. the ceramides in cerave. they help restore my natural barrier, so i can lock in moisture and keep us protected. we've got to have each other's backs and fronts. cerave. what your skin craves. and fronts. hi, i'm the internet! you knoarmless bowling.lt? ahhhhhhhh! you know what's easy? building your website with godaddy. get your domain today and get a free trial of gocentral. build a better website in under an hour. listerine® total care strengthens teeth, after brushing, helps prevent cavities and restores tooth enamel. it's an easy way to give listerine® total care to the total family. l

they said was the person attacked the democratic computer and it turned out he was in a colony in siberia without acces to phones or computer for pedophilia of all things and couldn't possibly have done that. and one after another if justan came flying apart including the prostitutes. it just became a piece of garbage and nobody in the american media would publish it no matter how hard they shocked it because they were afraid of libel it was unsubstantiated. so then he took it to comey at the fbi and said here is what happened. he said this is ridiculous you've got to substantiate and verify it for us to use it. he then offered to pay steel $50,000 to do so. in the middle of an election campaign, offering a subsidized negative research of the democratic party against the republican party steel said i can't do it, i don't know who the sources where he said i didn't write it.he i got this entirely from other anonymous sources who sent me this stuff and awaite all i dids compile it he swore under oath that was the case so that raises an interesting question who fed him this garbage and i bel

asteroids that get through have had devastating effects you may remember there was an impact over siberia three or four years ago that was caused by something that was only twenty meters in size or so in fact a private foundation is begin raising money to build a satellite the sentinel that can track smaller so called city killer asteroids these hit the earth about every hundred to two hundred years. so flip a coin that's the odds that somewhere on earth during your lifetime it's going to happen again nasa even has a department called planetary defense no really that's its name and the agency tracks asteroids larger than a kilometer across those big enough to end human civilization now the agency has greenlit the next phase of the dart project which will try to push a nearby asteroid called did it most be off course the asteroid they were talking about is about the same size as the ship you see behind me just shy of two hundred meters long and i am roughly the same size as the projectile they're going to smack into it now in this context that seems ridiculous right i mean for me to just k

we've south and south—westerly winds tapping into heat from siberia.t weather front. working down on friday novembers back further north on saturday. more rain to come for parts of scotland and northern ireland too. not so warm there. with a bit of sunshine further south on saturday and indeed on into sunday, we may find we get those temperatures up to at least 20. 22 those temperatures up to at least 20.22 or23 those temperatures up to at least 20.22 or 23 degrees. those temperatures up to at least 20. 22 or 23 degrees. something of that order. from there on, we'll see the 30th anniversary of the great storm. just to coincide with that, you may already have heard chat about ophelia. here it is. gradually working its awith the western side of the british isles. this is how it looks at the moment, we this is. a lot of doubt. it could be we see gusts on the western side of the british isles. could be 60mph. if it comes further east, we could be looking at gusts of 70mph or 80mph. opposing views about progress on brexit as the eu's chief negotiator says h

named -- who they say hacked the democratic computer grid and internet he was in a penal colony in siberia without access to phone or computer for pedophilia of all things. and could not possibly have done that. and one after another it just came flying apart including the prostitutes peeing on the bed. and it just became more laughable piece of garbage. and nobody in the american media would touch it. they would not publish it no matter how hard they shopped it. because they were afraid of it was unsubstantiated. then steele took it to call me at the fbi. and said here is my dossier of what happened. and james comey said this is ridiculous.you have to substantiate this. you have to verify this. for us to use it. and then offered to pay him $50,000 to do so. in the middle of an election campaign, offering to subsidize the negative research of the democratic party against the republican party. steel said i cannot do it. he said i did not write this. he said i got this from unsolicited anonymous sources. all i did was compile this. he swore under oath that that was the case. so the question

was a person who attacked the democratic computer, and it turned out he was in a penal colony in siberia without access to phone or computer for pedophilia of all things. and couldn't possibly have done that. one after another the myths in this dosage is came flying apart, colluding the prostitutes being on the bed. it just became a laughable piece of garbage. nobody in the american needy would touch it. they wouldn't publish it no matter how hard they shopped it because they were afraid of libel and it was unsubstantiated. then steele looked at call me at fbi and said here's what happened. comey said this is ridiculous. you got to substantiate. you got to verify it for us to use it. he then offered to steele $50,000 to do so. in the middle of an election campaign, offering to subsidize the negative research of the democratic party against the republican party. steele said i can't do it, i don't know who the sources were. he said i didn't write it. he said i got it entirely from unsolicited, anonymous sources who sent me this stuff, , and al i did was compile it. he swore under oath that