state department style, nothing new here. what is interesting is the person involved robert shaunov himself. as a citizen of russia, he has long been associated with one of the american diplomatic missions. how did he manage to recruit and some? well, this one too, yes, in fact, here the state department didn’t even have to work hard, that it came to the americans on its own. but it ended. this is very sad for him. the state department throws out one could catch on so to speak, to try inflate in the country of protest. this is a typical state department tactic. well, when something does not go according to plan, the curators immediately forget about the failed agents, russian citizen robert shonov for more than 10 years, he even has awards from the state department for long-term impeccable service in the twenty-first year of the us diplomatic mission in vladivostok shonov was left without a job , but a year after the start of communication, he became a secret informant of the political department of the us embassy in moscow,

this is a question that even us today, by the time alger hiss had left the state department in 1946, i believe was he left the state to take over as president. the carnegie endowment for international peace, which was a big deal a big job. and he always portrayed this is simply a movement from his standpoint to a better job, even a more important job. in fact, we now know that the state department security people were very skeptical about alger hiss. they couldn't prove anything, but they had they had had the information from whittaker chambers, they the information from bentley known as the red spy queen, who in 1945 came up with a list of 45 names, another ex-kgb agent and alger hiss and his brother donald hiss also in the state department, were on her list. so alger hiss left the state department because the security people wanted him out of fact, that was known at the time and that obvious alger hiss never about it. so to answer your question, a lot of the state department secure files on the communist stalinist penetration disappeared over the years. great controversy about this

the state department seeks the return of the children, yet the department has not used the full range of tools as congress has intended, so there is always room for improvement, and on the house and senate side we will be looking at how we can improve what we do and ensure there is sufficient resources provided for the effort. you're very grateful, a -- we are very grateful, and i am grateful, to have the special advisor on children's issues michelle bernier-toth. and she will give information on how the department is leading those efforts and the progress and challenges that might remain. since the goldman act was enacted, there has been a decline in american children abducted overseas, and that is a good news story. sadly, the return of parents needs to improve. in the state department's latest report, and i read it, as required by the act, it states that the 2022 office of children's issues and a little total of 657 active abduction cases involving 863 children, that 216 of these cases were open just last year, and states that 118 cases were resolved in 2022, resulting in the retur

in short, branded well, recognizable state department style, nothing new here. t what is interesting is that robert shona himself, in the future , a citizen of russia, turned out to be associated with the united states for a long time earlier during quite a long time. he held a position in one of the american missions. and how did they manage to recruit him, and what punishment does the state department throw out to him spent agents, as soon as they are caught red-handed on the americans, they set their informants the task of looking for negative, for which one could catch on, so to speak, that these are failed? as agents, russian citizen robert shonov worked for more than 10 years at the us consulate general in vladivostok for long-term impeccable service in the twenty-first year of the us diplomatic mission in vladivostok was closed. in response, russia embraced old connections and became a secret informant for the political department of the us embassy in moscow, i was offered a job in the political department, in fact the united states in the city of moscow,

but senator schmitt argues the state department is wasting funding. it already its sort of a misallocation of resources that the first job of government constituents is not doing very well. and senator scott points out travelers already pay to have their passports processed and extra to get them expedited. always. the answer appears. >> bash guys spend more money people how much it we're already spending. the state department says it hopes to get processing times down by the end of the year. we're throwing everything we can at this trying to make sure that >> people have those but for now, they want travelers to keep planning ahead in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> kron 4 sports. >> well, it was a very active trade deadline today across the majors, but the giants among the teams that got in on the fun after trading for aj and mark mathias yesterday, it was radio silent today on 3rd in king farhan zaidi said giants, they look into adding multiple in multiple people in the infield for their deaths. but brandon crawford is back cairo. estrada will lik

, hundreds of communists in the state department alone and the state department knows the secretary of state knows why are they letting 200 known communists operate in the state department. well, he must be a communist himself. he must be a communist agent. now, he made this up. he didn't have a list, and he would go on to these unfounded, reckless accusations for the next several years at his this. the conspiracy theory that he offered and this was in 1951, a speech, the floor of the senate in, which he said he started talking all of the foreign policy that the united states had suffered, the communist one, the civil war in china the soviets tested an atomic bomb. and he said, how can we account for our present situation? and unless we believe that high in this gornnt are concerning, deliver us to disaster, this must be the producof great conspiracy. a conspiracy on a scale so immense as to dwarf anyuc venture in the history of man, a conspiracy of infamy so black when it is finally expose and its principles shall be forever serving of the malady, actions of all honest men. it's a con

the intercept has now published the tax to the diplomatic cable that shows the us state department made one thing clear to the pakistani officials they met with him. ron con, must go. i think of the no confidence vote against the prime minister succeeds. all of us are given in washington because the russia visit is being looked at as a decision by the prime minister. so what exactly does he mean when he says all will be forgiven over the visit to moscow? well, apparently, one of the main reasons the united states wanted to get rid of him, ron khan is because he went and visited russia. and furthermore, he wasn't lining up with the united states when it came to ukraine. however, washington still insist this does not amount to meddling. yes, it's a for, it's a record reporting to be a pack, a stand, a document. i can't speak to whether it is an actual pakistani document or not just simply don't know with respect to the comments that were reported. not gonna speak to private diplomatic exchanges. other than to say that even if those comments were accurate as reported, they in no way showed

in contrast to what was said here a year ago, where the, the us official and state department of fellow named don specific points threatens pack us there and says, if you guys don't get rid of khan, you're going to be very isolated both by us and by europe, we're not, we're not gonna talk to you. we're not going to deal with. so the fact that matthew miller is saying that this is not true. well matthew miller is a liar. put that lovely. he's line this cable, i think, accurately reflects the nature of the conversation and the what the, the, by the ministration doesn't like is there bullying techniques are being exposed to the public so time i will log 5 decade soon. so us bank, who in today imposed a movie dictatorship, recently declassified documents, i've shed light on how washington worked to topple democratically elected in government. from the moment it was all teasley to blevins picks up the story for nearly 50 years after a violin. government overthrown in chalet supported by the united states, newly declassified documents are giving insight into attempts by then president richard

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state department's principal deputy spokesperson. thank you so much for joining us.has taken the decision to evacuate citizens from niger. i know the state department is assessing the sh -- the situation but what conditions with their need to be for the u.s. to evacuate citizens? >> thanks so much for having me. the state department has no higher i already then not just the safety and security of american citizens abroad but also our personnel and diplomats that work and operate in our facilities overseas. we are continuing to assess the security situations on the ground as we would in any country. the important thing to remember is at this time it continues to be relatively calm. our embassy, continue to have full accountability. it is operating as standard today and will continue to adjust and make assessments should the circumstances on the ground change. >> it is relatively calm but west african states have threatened to use force if the president is not restored to power. we asked niger's ambassador to the u.s. if he would support and intervention. this is what

meanwhile, the top us state department official is now in the chair, but victoria newton was unable to meet the self proclaimed president and the deposed president mohammed. but soon shabbots we're forced from washington dc. but sorry, i knew the brief report is over the phone just before she left for the apple, which he said that conversations had been at times difficult. but she wanted to make clear what was at stake if democracy was not restored. she lost her dress just of the health and welfare of the deposed president, but as soon as she hopes that the people responsible will come back to those requests, she took his report. as however, she kept emphasizing. but the door was open for further negotiations. she said, i have their own ideas talking about the qu, lead has their own ideas about how this goes for. they don't have ideas of comport with the constitutional and that will be difficult in terms of our us as relationships about support. they take new them said, but we gave them a number of options to take up one of the us, continuing to emphasize the need for dialogue, even as

i'm boss of the, to the us at the time of cause i'll sing and the state department officials all tease katie molten picks up the story. recently revealed the diplomatic cable concern there. what im wrong con, told his supporters all along was true. washington did it. the intercept, as now published the text of a diplomatic table that shows that the us state department made one thing clear to the pakistani officials they met with him, ron con, must go. i think of the no confidence vote against the prime minister succeeds. oh, before given in washington, because the russian visit is being looked at as a decision by the prime minister. so what exactly does he mean when he says all will be forgiven over the visit to moscow? well, apparently, one of the main reasons the united states wanted to get rid of him wrong. com is because he went and visited russia. and furthermore, he wasn't lining up with the united states when it came to ukraine. however, washington still in says, this does not amount to meddling. yes, it's a, it's a report reporting to be a pack a stand, a document. i can't spea

and they get a state department's message to all the russians in a similar position. roll the type, what you message to other russians who are now in a position similar to his working for companies that have been contracted by the us mission and russia highly. this is of course let me take a step back in our it is our understanding that the staff including former staff to be subjected to further scrutiny from the russian government. and so we continue to be very careful about our contact and engagement with them. these russians still work for these companies that are contracted by the us mission if they could potentially be subject to arrest. these are decisions that individuals are going to need to undertake on their, on their own. i don't have a guidance or advice to offer from here, and that seems to be the message to robert solemn as well. so the word party, but you're on your own now. not quite the american dream, is it? well, thanks for joining us here. what else? the international, just a quick side note for you quickly, you know whether the us news personality tucker carlson, is

but it doesn't say to have dump and the infuse e as in, in the state department. as for trouble making, you feel like in the course the content of africa, it saves us state department as they do then i've got to stand still sign in their shoes, and they're in ukraine at destroying country, essentially with their proxy war against russia. it seems that they're still energetically in africa and it turns out that the high priestess of us neil, neo con policy and victoria newland, the one of the architects of the the might on to it back in 2014. she's been in the share as well, with one of the hirsch's source, it says that things didn't quite go to plan for victoria noon. and then she went there to try and safe guard supplies into your from that very resource which country is going to look at that as well. the intelligence official put her remarks to the times in american military lingo. victoria set out to save the new share uranium owners from the barbaric russians and got a huge single finger salute. yeah, so as you can see, this a front of, you know, we start with

as stated in a recent review by the inspector general of the state department. d like to refer to them already, so that they do not say that we are from, so to speak, dislike the kiev regime. here are the people who publicly worship this regime literally on a daily basis, the state department, the us claims that long-term corruption in the ukrainian government poses risks to the effectiveness of us aid and by and large, if translated into ordinary language, this means that the more the united states helps ukraine with money, the more this money the ukrainian government will plunder the americans, they even plan to introduce strict control over its use for using this assistance for this, as reported in the document. again, to the state department. they are going to increase the number of employees of the american embassy in kiev well , it's just kind of simple. some kind of naive approach, that is, they believe that if they do, uh more jobs in the american embassy in ukraine, the kiev regime, of course, will steal less. well, maybe they will take these american di

you know, we are very much kind—hearted in the state department. n of diplomacy, _ around there. i am a big fan of diplomacy, there must be engagement with china _ diplomacy, there must be engagement with china without a doubt talking to china _ with china without a doubt talking to china matters. 0ne with china without a doubt talking to china matters. one has to have a stiff spine — to china matters. one has to have a stiff spine. diplomacy is on the powerful— stiff spine. diplomacy is on the powerful and effective when there is a position— powerful and effective when there is a position to advance. just talking isn't good — a position to advance. just talking isn't good enough. right now, china has been _ isn't good enough. right now, china has been showing what it wants and it has— has been showing what it wants and it has been— has been showing what it wants and it has been belligerent towards taiwan, — it has been belligerent towards taiwan, been violating the rights of the hong _ taiwan, been violating the rights of the hong kong people now f

the state department and usia say the british are the gold standard on public diplomacy.as on something called fdi. few people in this room probably know it. student defense initiative on the 40th anniversary they come to an agreement on sdi but what ragan says with sdi is what if we ditch mutual destruction and just invest heavily in new capabilities about missile-defense and we will usher in mutually assured survival. thatcher had just come through three years of incredible protest activity incredible opposition politics from the labour party saying but stick with the terms and we know what offense of base deterrence let's get to the u.s. muscles into the uk all the sudden she's wondering, the nuclear submarine lot, so we bought from the u.s. going to work as we start investing in strategic defense, to the british have a different of morality and politics in america is this maroney versus very pragmatic and so my we argue differently to the american people. fights in the 1980s as a moral climate on the one hand one person very much responsible is ronald reagan, he speak

that you provide a much more extensive overview of the speech draft to quote the state department itoesn't fine with the germans were not sentimental people that seems silly for that must come out west germans do not want to see east germans insulted and concrete ideas not sentimental fluff good guy versus bad guy. >> okay so the state department did not like that speech. >> i have included bits and pieces that are highly intelligent very experienced people not that the apartment to my mind at the time. what were they thinking? >> they were reflecting the executive opinion of the day but this is where it brings out the strategic genius that most of the conventional foreign-policy wisdom of the day has seen the cold war primarily as a great power contest and the united states and they saw the job was largely managing that at the same time to be there and almost perpetuity as permanent features on the geopolitical landscape and reagan you know very well how you channeled his speech and ideas, he reversed that is that was primarily about ideas with two-car for countries to embody those.

what can the state department do in this specific case to try to secure their release? yes.rror show in haiti. and the fact that this woman was kidnapped is tragic. but this woman, these kidnappings of women and babies every single day practically is complete chaos in haiti. what i'm really positive about is that this woman, because she's an american citizen and because she's so good, has attracted international attention. so i think that's a really positive step forward because of all the killings and the kidnappings over the last several months. in fact, a year and a half since certainly moise was assassinated, i think have sort of not gotten the attention that they should have. so the the state department has lots of inroads in haiti. they know where these gangs hang out. they know who the leaders of these gangs are. could you tell us why the situation has grown so chaotic, has deteriorated so much? absence of good or courageous or leadership that everyone could have respected leadership. when that doesn't function, then than what fills in the void are negative criminals

who am i talking about, and victoria nuland , an employee of the state department, the united states will figure out what's what the dolls of the heir to the thuja and i, maria butina, are getting personal. victoria nuland was born in 1961 in new york more than once called odessa her relatives a close city, her ancestors moved from bessarabia to the usa at the beginning of the 20th century, their last name, well, delman was changed to a more american nuland from her youth she was fond of russian culture and literature in the early eighties program exchange hit, counselor in the pioneer. the young guard camp near odessa then worked for six months on a soviet merchant ship, having received a bachelor's degree at brownian university, she began to move suspiciously quickly up the power ladder, worked in china then served in the state department's bureau for east asia and the pacific ocean in moscow at the us embassy then in the state department. the director of the former ussr affairs himself, as the deputy post of the united states to nato in 2013 and the fourteenth years , visited ukra

the us state department spokesperson says the conflict and ukraine will be a main topic at the upcoming and g. 20 summit. i'd like to hear your thoughts on that being the global priority. well, there's no, don't you know that to us to try to do that? it has been driving that model to let them all farms and media wouldn't take the who's probably going bad, so tried cetera. but i'd like to point out that you can really do the front of these vision statement, which clearly stated that g d is in economic for. and we would like you to do to advertise the economic development to problems, particularly of the soap. so countries raising a fit for so as india husband did a strong neutrality in the green bar, which is not particularly sides. i know it's been the date that the solution is not flaw, but should have provided solution. now the diplomatic solution could that be there? everybody got, you know, most one of them, but they do that by all means you really a big way is to get to you great. i had to do because of tax. the diplomatic thing is, you know, what happened in job. you have to look

during the bush administration he served at the state department and at the national security council he holds his degrees from stanford and his undergraduate degree from stanford and his doctorate from yale. h. r. mcmaster served in the white house national security adviser to president trump and in the united states army where he rose to lieutenant general. general mcmaster is the author of the classic work on vietnam dereliction of duty and last year he published battlegrounds, the fight to defend the free world. a fellow at the hoover institution, general mcmaster holds an undergraduate degree from the united states military academy and a doctorate from the university of north carolina at chapel hill. jamie, will, and h.r., thanks for joining us. jamie fly, let's set the scene. on his first trip to germany in 1978, i'm courting i'm coding your essay for the reagan institute, on his first trip to germany in 1978 reagan visited the site were 16 years earlier and 18-year-old, an east german who tried to escape over the wall was shot and bled to death in no man's land. the former cali

state department is warning americans to stay away from haiti after a volunteer, an american nurse from new hampshire, and her child, were taken while working for relief organization. the u.s. state department is in regular contact with authorities. >> we have deep concern, and we are very focused on working together with partners to help haitians restore security. >> the same day, those reported objections, the state department issued a level for travel advisory and ordered americans to depart haiti as soon as possible. haiti has no elected government at the moment and gang violence is rampant. >>> looming bankruptcy and one of the largest trucking companies in the u.s. yellow corporation out of nashville has ceased operating come after years of growing debt and financial struggles. it was one of the largest trucking companies in the u.s., employing 30,000 people. workers are bracing for the worst and one trucker says he's trying to find out if he still has a job, which is a daily struggle. >> right now they told us that we are not laid off, but all the nonunion employees have been lai

the state department and the anissa v. did not like that speech. will and vote in, i quoted a little bits and pieces, but these were highly intelligent. very experienced people. not that went through my mind at the. time what were they thinking? >> peter, i think they were reflecting a lot of the conventional wisdom and the expert opinion. i could do that derisively this is where i think it really brings a reagan strategic genius. and he was willing to summarize it this way. mostly conventional of foreign policy wisdom of the, day including every previous american president in a cold war and seen the cold war primarily as a power contest between the powerful soviet union the powerful united states. they're largely managing that. and at the same time we need to assume the soviet union the warsaw pact would be almost an perpetrated the with permanent features on the geopolitical landscape. you know very well when a traditional due speech he saw the cold war as primarily a battle of ideas. and happiness to powerful countries embodying. the cold war te

complex is to be high on the agenda on the upcoming g 20 leader summit, according to the us state department of to person. and despite the forum stated, focus this year to come about economic pricing's sold. so this operation in every aspect is absolutely remarkable. to distances the size of the power of this rock at $300.00 phones, including fuel. the clock ticks down to blast all fast russia bates to return to the moon for the 1st time in almost half a century. payment. so it's really special coverage from the for the this is arts international. my name's unit know nieland's, 30 minutes of news and views starts not a list of 21 ministers has been nights as me is yours. qu imposed leadership, establishes a new government. 3 of the generals, which helped to over through with the previous president were named as defense, ministers now comes ahead of the echo was summit scheduled for this thursday were neighboring countries. leaders are set to discuss a plan of action for and is your been off front says friendly rejected claims by the country that it violated its earth space and conducted the

okay with, the state department and the n s d did not like that speech. we'll -- walk, i quoted little bits and pieces, but these were highly intelligent very experienced people. not that that went through my mind at the time. what were they thinking? well >> peter, i think we're reflecting a lot of his the conventional wisdom, and the expert opinion of the day. and yet, i don't use that derisively. but this is where i think, it really brings out reagan's strategic genius, that he was willing, and i will summarize this. way most of the conventional foreign policy wisdom of the day, including every previous american president since the cold war, had seen the cold war primarily as a great power contest between the powerful soviet union, and the powerful united states. and they saw their job as largely managing that. so don't let the soviets expand anymore, but at the same time we need to assume the soviet union and the warsaw pact will be there, almost in perpetuity, a permanent feature on the geopolitical landscape. and reagan, as you know very well, well

here again, we have this inclusive proof that the c i a, that henry, jason jet at the state department that the president himself, the c o us interior lives. i'm richard nixon followed blow by blow every detail of these crew the same thing they did in 1953 to make the most the day again to arrive the same thing they did in 1953 to how coble are bins in guatemala city. so here again we see uh the true resumed its uh, the true purpose of this, the i september 11th, the original september 11th, which will have it's 50, that's our anniversary. next months. what's the date that they choose? they know how to spend on a dime. they have uploaded a budget to this day. so on the $880000000000.00 publicly through the state department's quote unquote defense budget, which is really offensive budget for the c i, a to wards, any truly participatory democratic governments that they see as being an obstacle to their domination across the world. i mean simmering tensions and them at least the israel takes you to stop wanting to the leader or that has belonged militant group in lebanon. the enemy must u

well, top the agenda, other upcoming june 20 leaders summit according to the us state department, smoke person, despite other members seeking to focus on the global economic crisis the across the world around the clock. this is our to international to our top story. this our news years news leadership has established a government with a list of 21 ministers, making all the cabinets. 3 of the generals, which helped to over through with the previous president were named us defense ministers. people involved on echo was summit is currently taking place with neighboring countries. leaders set to discuss a plan of action regarding the situation. friends recently rejected. claims buying this year did violate at the west african nations or a space and conducted an attack on local latree forces. while neil may said, the incident enabled, quote, terrorist prisoners to escape from a detention facility special. and these have been imagine these are extremely serious events on the way and yeah, as a result of the behavior of the french forces. so now territory on the 9th of august 2023 as around 6

because of the do, i mean it is that the army on the top of us state department official is now in new york, but victoria newton was unable to meet fees. so proclaimed president, i'm the depose, president obama, but soon she advertise the report from washington dc. victoria and human brief reports is over the phone just before she left for the app. what you said that conversations had been a times difficult, but she wanted to make clear what was at stake if democracy was not restored. she lost the dress just of the health and welfare of the deposed president bud zoom. and she hopes that the people responsible will come back to various requests. she took his report as well. she kept emphasizing, but the door was open for further negotiations. she said, i have their own ideas talking about the qu, lead has their own ideas about how this goes forward. they don't have ideas of comport with the constitutional or that will be difficult in terms of our us as relationships. if that's the past they take new them said, but we gave them a number of options to take up on it. the us continuing to e

bush to carry over the finish line, then you have what's called the state department side. and i know that any number of folks in this room and in our broader conversations with our scholarly initiatives here, these battles of the state department and the pentagon continue to echo today. we're a little more friendly towards arms control or optimistic about what it can do to restore strategic superiority of the united states. this idea that nuclear parity is the way to go, there's often a public line that you hear something that dates back to the seventies when nixon and kissinger were talking about nuclear sufficiency as a way to assuage public concerns. i wouldn't buy that. i, i don't think it should come as a surprise. a president who is as hard line and is you. you know, i'm fully committed to american security would settle for sufficiency sufficiency. different s what he liked. i believe it's supremacy so we remember we win. they lose. yeah and so you know, the state department, though, says there's actually a way we can use arms control to our advantage. we can get the

even going in to the state department, the defense department?ere's another level or another rung that would make that more cumbersome to do from around the world. >> in this case, it's my personal e-mail, not my work e-mail. it was my political e-mail that they hacked. there was these extra barriers put out there. you're right. probably more barriers for state department and the commerce department. but the fact is, they have the capabilities to do this from china and they have tried to find a weakness, chinks in the armor in our cyber defenses and they're very good at it. so is russia. as a commander at ramstein, off an air force base, someone that served in iraq, i always assumed that it is possible that my phone is being listened in to and my e-mails are being read. i know they're that good. >> neil: it's amazing to me. it is what it is to your point. just keeps going on. congressman, thanks very much for joining us. more importantly for your incredible service. we appreciate all of it. all right. in the meantime, the latest images coming in

the military doesn't have, when the state department doesn't have one, the state department has no expert body of knowledge on how to can -- how to conduct wartime negotiations with the united states as an active participant. and it has not worked out, every single time. that expert body of knowledge is not difficult to create, and something that could be done fairly rapidly. the next reform is to put somebody in charge on the ground of our wars. so instead of all the silos, exploring the silos, the lowest ranking person that anybody on the ground reports to, senior leaders on the ground to -- the lowest person they report to is the president of the united states. you can't run a business that way. you certainly can't run a war that way. we need a congressional equivalent of a cold water nichols act, for the inner agency. this would give the president the capability to appoint a senior civilian or military official to be in charge of our -- all u.s. efforts on the ground and everybody reporting to that individual, and that person is then held accountable by the president for achieving u.s

welcome to please or do the have the state department c. i a weapons, bankers, multi $1000000000.00 corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. i changed and whatever you do, don't want my show state main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called stretching time, but again, you probably don't wanna watch it because it might just change the way i started in 1983 with my father on a young man, the site. that's all exactly the same as a kid does. when he goes out in the lake and the communities present for pan fish with ron, real nice families and calendars for a really long time. busy my mom was pregnant with me still long running and i grew up on long life. i've been having this issue since probably 1970 was my 1st year that i seriously pointed to the explained of, of, i am us is near historically a levels of growth rates have dropped falling when it's done in its worst form has of leveling effect. and it has a tendency to really just sort of strip away everything that's there. the waves histories ar