welcome to sophie and co and sophie shevardnadze the relations between the u.s. and e.u. are in tora bora with uncertainties over cracks and calls for a new european army are the tensions temporary or a major divide in the making i talked to matthew boris veteran cia analyst and a former national intelligence councilor who's also taking part in the amur attack conference two thousand and eighteen. the transatlantic alliance between the u.s. and europe is splitting at the seams with the e.u. leaders and president trump trading jabs. solidarity in question and a trade negotiation lock down is western europe the us thing of the past how well the long term allies handle living apart if the split gets out of hand and what needs to happen to heal the transatlantic rift my favorites thanks a lot for being with us today it's great to meet you in person because i know we've done this over the satellite. to talk about i think things have changed from the last time we spoke will start with united kingdom and the future of the brics a deal is still uncertain and u.s. secretary of sta

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who will come to sophia mccomb sophie shevardnadze the shooting in sandy hook elementary america six years ago. what's driving youngsters to take up arms and why do tragedies like this continue to happen i guess today is dr peter last month psychologist and author of the books school shooters and why kids kill. a deadly epidemic of school shootings is bleeding america with school kids and college students having to adapt to constant danger and random senseless messages becoming less with every attack what happens in the mind of someone who decides to open fire on their peers can tragedies like sandy holcomb columbine ever be prevented and what will it take to cure the us of this sporadic lethal disease. dr peter langman psychologist and author of the book school shooters and why kids kill welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us. so dr lang when. was worst year on record for school shootings was becoming more frequent deadly can we say school shootings in america are on the rise and was the cost for that. well it's hard to say for sure. the federal data the official

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and sophie shevardnadze the u.s. china trade war seems to be a burdett for the time being but will the truce last while i ask robert manning former advisor to the us government and a participant of the twenty eight hundred m. attack international conference. as the global trade between the u.s. and china is pushed on hoped the parties stay poised for the next round in talks with the saw it showing any real desire for major concessions what will the washington beijing standoff leads to world powers how will it continue to trade conflict between economic giants impact on the rest of the worlds. and chemical mix have a military. robert manning great to have you with us on this program my pleasure right so after the g. twenty summit president an incredible deal with china has been made now the chinese they announced rolling back some tariffs and they're being ready for another round of talks but they're not giving any specific details out do you think the deal is really that incredible as trump says it is. despite the fa

all of them do so if you go and sophie shevardnadze fortier's on the ground breaking news ago pink floyd still sounds fresh in the lyrics of roger waters as relevant as ever how hard is the balancing act between music and politics well i'm here in st peter's birth to ask the legend himself water waters musician author activist co-founder of pink floyd and my guest today is really great to have you with us today welcome to our show thank you everyone's really happy that you're here looking for your tour and i'm looking for a little chat so i'm going to start from the eternal question because you've been pushing the boundaries of music forever. at the same time the lyrics that you write are always very powerful so the question is what is more powerful the words or the music. will do it the way the. equal importance i mean the trick with with. songs i'm not quite sure what it comes from but it has to do with who way the feelings that are in the lyric of the song so the ideas that are in the lyrics with some somehow get kicked into a more accessible place over to relate to the mater of of th

moral can do so if you go and sophie shevardnadze and fortier's own the ground breaking news ago pink floyd still sounds fresh in the lyrics of roger waters as relevant as ever how hard is the balancing act between music and politics well i'm here in st peter's birth to ask the legend himself water waters musician author activist co-founder of pink floyd and my guest today is really great to have you with us today welcome to our show thank you everyone's really happy that you're here looking for your tour and i'm looking for a little chat so i'm going to start from the eternal question because you've been pushing the boundaries of music forever. at the same time the lyrics that you write are always very powerful so the big question is what is more powerful the words or the music. well the way the way they were it they have a equal importance i mean the trick with with. songs i'm never quite sure where it comes from but it has to do with through the way the feelings that are in the lyric of the songs and the ideas that are in the lyrics or some somehow get kicked into a more accessible

now welcome to sophie and co i'm sophie shevardnadze a great prime minister i lexis to press here in moscow to meet with russian president vladimir putin ass maritime tensions are growing up between on care and. showdown imminent and what role is moscow to play i sat down. to discuss all of this with george got the alternative foreign minister. of russia's gas business hoping to have the natural gas pipeline routed through it securing a stable supply at a reasonable price but with brussels being frosty about russian energy related. quick to denounce the project with greek soil. deals with individual members what will that mean for the greek but it's winter. at the gallows thank you for being with us today on our program it's a pleasure welcome to me so let's talk about prime minister to press and present put in our set to discuss the turks trade natural gas pipeline project which actually have possible extension to greece so i understand the moscow is yet to decide whether this will go through well gary or greece how do you thing your prime minister will convince that it is more prof

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do so if you go and sophie shevardnadze the us china trade war seems to a bit of verdict for the time being but will the truce last while i ask robert manning former advisor to the us government and a participant of the twenty eight hundred m. attack international conference. as the global trade war between the u.s. and china is put on hold the parties stay poised for the next round in talks with the site showing any real desire for major concessions what will the washington beijing standoff leads to world powers how will it continue to trade conflict between economic giants impact on the rest of the world and chemically nomics of a military poland. robert manning great to have you with us on this program my pleasure right so after the g. twenty summit president and incredible detail with china has been right now the chinese they announced rolling back some tariffs and they're being ready for another round of talks but they're not giving any specific details out do you think the deal is really that incredible as trump says it is. despite the fact that trump said it it might be true. a

welcome to sophie and co and sophie shevardnadze the relations between the u.s. and e.u.are in tora bora with uncertainties. and calls for a new european army are the tensions temporary or a major divide in the making i talked to matthew a veteran cia analyst and a former national intelligence councilor was also taking part in the amur attack conference two thousand and eighteen. the transatlantic alliance between the u.s. and europe is splitting at the seams with the e.u. leaders and president trump trading jabs. solidarity and question and a trade negotiation lock down is western europe thing of the past how well the long term allies handle living apart if the split gets out of hand and what needs to happen to heal the transatlantic rift my fare worse thanks a lot for being with us today it's great to meet you in person because i know we've done this.

call them to sophie and calm sophie shevardnadze yes to mainstream american outlets stick to their. u.s. russia relations remain on a downward spiral. for a. publisher of the nation magazine. the country's evenly split with the democratic the republican senator. down the road could. become a real alternative to white house decision making. choices. the most. mysterious been a while thank you very much things have changed a lot to discuss. the relations between russia and the united states at its lowest point. one of your articles i think you said that the democratic party containing the fires.