state department employee. admitted that they tried to commit, yes, recruit people, with the help ofegram in belarus, what is the state department doing, which is not assigned to it by the constitution, by law , it should not do this, i just want to add, he comments, he says, no, the state department too, the state department has its own intelligence, but it should not, as it were , do this, that is, subversive activity, this is absolutely incompatible with diplomatic activity, now according to about telegram, then, i can say one simple thing: now this theme is often used that they want to get some codes, something is encrypted there and the fbi cannot hide it, i assure my, as they say, listeners and viewers, there are no codes that the fbi and the cia could not or have not already cracked, that is not the question, the question of control, here alexey remembered the iraqi story, yes, when about cnn, when cnn turned into a tool, yes, for pushing through this operation, but then this happened after jack turner, who created ten in in the eighties, yes, remember, the husband of a beauty

that is supposed to happen according to again, the us state department. that sounds weird that the us state department is predicting an estimate on israel and that we're weird to me. we're going to talk with her about that. we'll be right back. stay with us of the money to do that. to attempt to exit a month. i see that there shall have any provisions uh to bluff it goes in and out of a dish. uh, international stuff. is that something for supper? for the setup button and not to printer ports and wants to do these. you'd ask that if i see the media, i love people, there's only 2 reasons to do. say, with the city, the new country can be service can be presented as forwarded through money order work. it stimulates the industry to it'll what's money will funnel sales really left? so should william farmer shots might give us who we have? good gosh, door to door or decision. they might not have it. what was that man was? what was that ridiculous on the, what is the best of them one today and, but you know, so that's what it was that strong to set. i mean shows

department of state for us today. gillian, good morning again. >> good morning to you, bill.ised the travel advisory warning level 4 to level 5 instructing americans not to travel to the country for any reason whatsoever. yesterday the state department had no effects to plan to rescue americans stranded on the ground inside the country now. early this morning secretary of state antony blinken speaking from mongolia said the region is on a bad track and his top priority now is getting a cease-fire deal done as the prerequisite for anything else that is going to happen. >> it all starts with a cease-fire. to get there it also first requires all parties to stop taking any escalating actions and find reasons to come to an agreement, not to look for reasons to delay or say no to the agreement. and it's urgent that all parties make the right choices in the days ahead. >> state department officials elevated that warning for americans yesterday to the highest level in response to israel's latest retaliatory strike that killed hamas's political leader in iran at the time of his death.

so robin here in bo mike tyler is a correspondent of the us state department. also listening into that press conference. mike from the patel, he's the deputy spokesperson full state department. asked a lot of questions really about the ceasefire deal about who will be in the mid least about what the intended parameters of the conversations may be. who might be in attendance isn't really giving much detail a lot most probably because he's not allowed to give too much detail out because the situation is so very sensitive there is not the possibility to and that he does have no details to give out to you is given and what the us perceives that position is confirmed, that the secretary of state and to meet blinking will not be traveling. and coming . all is also that the secretary of state has been on the telephone throughout the morning to various partners. and indeed, as he said, has been on the phone to various partners in this ongoing crisis for months. but the simple situation is that questions about materially, what is happening with the potential of the tool

that is supposed to happen according to again, the us state department. that sounds weird that the us state department is predicting an estimate on israel and that we're weird to me. we're going to talk to her about that. we'll be right back. stay with the the the the, the the, hey, welcome back. i'm joined now. i'm rick sanchez, by the way, in case you forgot during the break, this is directed. in fact, i'm joined by a little hard to see the communication strategist sees the editor in chief of but mean the uncensored. she also writes for sky news, radio and as well as up there with news, and she's good enough to join us. so highlight how are you? um. oh, this one, just a disagreement. i used tonight for avenues and basically it's going years ago, after i most visited school, i went on media outlets. i saw the charging for and yes, excellent, thank you. well, that's what it is. you know, when we go to your uh, bio on, uh, the google's, as they say, sometimes the things become outdated. you can see mine. all right, let's, let's, let's you, and i talked abo

that is supposed to happen according to again, the us state department. that sounds weird that the us state department is protecting an estimate on israel and that we're weird to me. we're going to talk to her about that. we'll be right back. stay with the the, the we are in north, the city of, in the caucuses, mountains where beautiful people have been coming together to celebrate the ancient traditions. since the beginning of time itself, where everything has a special symbolic meaning. i'm so i'm thomas. this is in my vision's and today we're discovering of the world of a such a call from the right welcome back. i'm joined now. i'm rick sanchez. by the way, in case you forgot during the break, as it was directed. in fact, i'm joined by a little hard to see that communication strategists use the editor in chief of the mina uncensored. she also writes for sky news, radio, and as well as up there with news, and she's good enough to join us. so highlight, how are you all this? well, just a disagreement. i used to i for avenues and basically it's gone years

remember back in 2019, when the us state department anointed some guy, no one of never heard of name one wide all as a new president of it as well. well, it was an incredibly brave and active interference in the affairs of another country, and it was seen that way by most countries in the world. well, many arguing that is happening again years. the headline. this is from the washington post. the us state department has named on the losing side of the bed as well with elections as the winters they are doing. so because they say that according to the opposition, the election was unfair. by the way, opposition is a term the state department often uses all over the world to describe the side that they're pulling for. so here, let me be more clear, according to the opposition. the ballots. don't add up. how. 6 over and we checked, they've yet to show actual hard physical evidence to support that claim for the most part so far just words. but here's the other problem that we're having with this this uh, they cheated accusation. the losing side also says they conducted an exit poll during t

>> when the state department is sued the same way any agency of the federal government is sued. hey are represented in court by the justice department and we defer to the justice department to speak to matters of litigation. i will still speak to the policy questions which i did, but when it comes to litigation itself, i have to defer to the justice department. >> it's a lawsuit against this department. >> i'm going to let our attorneys speak for us, which is always good advice. >> just to follow up on on on the hostage talks cease fire talks, there's some reporting from the national in the region that after the new head of hamas was appointed, they sent a message through the egyptian mediators of his kind of position on the talks. saying he's got his firm position that there should be a full israeli withdrawal from gaza and he wants the release of high profile detainees, he's against the deployment of a multinational force. those are some of the things the u.s. has been a supportive. -- has been in support of. it seems to suggest that he's going to have a stronger or you know, p

well, because in full, the cheapest off at the state department. so kind of with the end part when you were talking about this nuclear weapons radar system, the russian one that was targeted by ukrainian forces. so you're saying that the that targeting could only be done with nato troops in situ, in ukraine. i know the germany and france, i'll say that it's okay to attack russia with the, with the weapons, the slides, but i'm not, i'm not saying that. but zalinski is not stupid and you grind and military is not stupid, at least the leadership. so why would they select that target without their permission of washington? knowing that, that target was a severe escalation of all of what it happened up to that point. when you go, it would be like when i was in the military, for example, we had just an early warning all across north america and elsewhere. it will be like someone shooting that i remember bilbury when he was sector defense telling me about an answer or something like that happened. but it happened on a computer, but the person reporting it

and you saw right there has deep ties to the state department and z i. which by the way, it looks and sounds exactly like what some of those same people like mister apartment have done in the past. in countries all over the world, including ukraine in 2014, when they wanted to push out a democratically elected leader. because they would have preferred to have a different leader in there. so it's not doing it could be wrong. i haven't seen all the evidence, but it's looking like the united states is using the same game plan and venezuela that it's used in ukraine and in georgia. and, and ron and in so many other places around the world, manila am i wrong it's, it's just the higher the book i know over and over and over. and it's always about regime change. and that what it boils down to is natural resources, whether you, your country has lift them or your country has black gold, right? which is oil and, and that as well as case the world's largest reserves, or maybe you have, you know, a combination of multiple things. great. the more the barrier, accordi

stop you that more from the format, cheapest golf at the us state department after this break the car executive. and i'm going to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new show seriously. why? watch something that's so different. several opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please or do the have the state department c i a weapons, bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. change 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 you the welcome back to going on the right, and i'm still here with the retired go to larry wilkinson for the cheapest off at the state department so kind of at the end, the part when you were talking about this nuclear weapons radar system, the russian one that was targeted by ukrainian forces. so you're saying that the that targeting could only be done with nato troops in situ, in ukraine. i know the germany in france,

and the state department have sanctioned nearly 400 individuals and entities for helping the kremlin wage war and circumventing sanctions, while the commerce department has imposed restrictions. cooperation with 105 russian and chinese companies for the support of the russian army. director of the us department of state's department of economic sanctions, aaron forberg, emphasized that these sanctions will reduce the russian federation's ability to receive income from energy projects and disrupt procurement of materials for its military machine. from the speech george bush about threats to ukraine's independence in the early 90s, to kyiv's main ally. my colleague andriy borys talked about this difficult path of relations between ukraine and the united states. with former ambassadors on the eve of independence day. august 1 , 1991, kyiv, the last day of the last visit of the president of the united states to the soviet union, a few months before its collapse. george bush meets with the chairman of the verkhovna rada of the ukrainian ssr, leonid kravchu

the other part of this, hunter biden lobbied the state department. hunter biden is not yet being prosecuted. nothing out there yet because he violated the foreign agents registration act. acting on behalf of burisma. as corrupt and crooked as they may be, he should have had a foreign registration and he never did. he should not be tried for that. >> auntie never will be, larry. joe biden justice department has been running an epic protection racket. the racket is still going on. david weiss and his wacky notorious damning evidence of biden corruption along the statute of limitations to expire , they tipped off the defense attorneys for hunter. they scuttled warrants. they tried to sweep it under the rug. he should be charged. he never will be. kudlow: thank you.m appreciatei it. i will be right back with my last word. ou want to invest with more confidence... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management [coughing] copd isn't pretty. i'm out of breath, and often out of the picture. but this is my story. ( ♪ ) and with once-daily trelegy, it can still b

ok, so holy sites, the state department said that it's a found. ready actions unacceptable, and said that the, the, the status quote which has been in place for decade upon decade in, in jerusalem is very important. the united states supports that in any efforts to undermine the status quote, which it said then give your was doing, we're on acceptable. and would you impede the effort to bring about a cease fire through negotiations? and about those ceasefire talks. there's been some question about whether hamas would in fact want to take part the state department spokesman of the don patel said that the united states has been assured by category officials that hamas will participate in those talks. so that there's, that now on the military side of the united states has authorized the sale of $20000000000.00 in additional military equipment to israel that just out this afternoon not specified what that material will be. we believe it's on board a ship in the area and it will be transferred to israel at some point. this comes after a $3500000000.00 w

quote, the site and she's ready prime minister benjamin netanyahu to prevent such actions as the state department spokesman, but on patel. the united states stands firmly for preservation of the historic status quote, with respects to the holy sites of jerusalem in any unilateral action, which this would be that any utilize reaction like this. uh, that jeopardizes a such a status quote is unacceptable. we recognize how important the holy site is. so we urge all sides to respect the status quo, but certainly actions like this. um, are they detract from that? and not only do they distract from that, we find them to be unacceptable. the ukraine's military chief claims is $74.00 sacraments in russia's western cost region. um, now under keith control, russian forces have been fighting for a week to repel the incursion that, or possibly help the crated military run over to our treat, close to 1000 square kilometers under simmons. a story. your brain is now sending russian prisoners a roll back over the border from the coast region. it's showing no sign of halting its incursion. while russia says it's s

kind of lost w that more from the format cheapest off of the us state department after this break the car. i'm rick sanchez and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new show. seriously. why watch something that's so different little opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please or do you have the state department c, i a weapons, bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. change and whatever you do. don't marshall state main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called stretching time, but again, it's not. we don't want to watch it because it might just change the wayne state the the position i was suggesting bell great was suggesting that we send americans in the bridges on the drain and put on your bill is us. one of the most move dining probably now now that seems that it's done when you see it, all the owners will tell you that it will save you from esl classes in the middle city. so what i need to file a past closeness was always does when this one is not as a guide, you kn

, 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? d less we believe that hi in this government are concerning, deliver us to disaster, this must bth product of a great conspiracy. a conspiracy on a scale so immee to dwarf any such venture in the history of man, a conspiracyf infamy so black when it is finally expose and s inciples shall be forever deserving of the malady, actions of all honest men. it's a conspiracy

and the blue i got a phone call from bob zoellick at the state department. he was at that point the deputy secretary of state for condoleeza rice. and he said, look, i told connie i thought you would be a good choice to be assistant secretary for legislative affairs. and i said, well, bob that's a very nice name. thank you so much for the thought. but that's not really my plan at this point. we're planning to move out of town and write a book. and then bob's typical, he said, well, that's the wrong answer. please, just go meet with connie and the long and the short of it was that was charm and i guess i didn't screw up too badly because she ended up offering the job to to be assistant secretary. and after somewhat complex compromise and process of my own, i began and served in this position for throughout the second term of the george w bush administration and from 2005 to 2008, it was very intense and, complex job. we were in charge of trying to get the state department budget passed each year. we were in charge of trying to get legislation in the department

let's take you straight to the state department. this is the scene where the assembled press cool, all waiting for the deputy spokesman of the state to discuss the next 48 hours crucial here in the middle east. negotiators from both my boss and israel are expected to arrive and the guitar re capital dough hall on thursday for tools. a brown this issue of a cease fire deal. the parameters about c spied the last 11 clip is at the sci fi deal. the president biden put on the table in july, or is it a re foamed cease 5 d o, which has new issues which have been raised by these re, these are, these are issues that we've heard about. but we haven't seen on paper or correspondence in about in jordan as well as washington unclear as gets about the specifics of which deal we are talking about. we're hoping to get some clarity from the state department. we're also good to get clarity from who is attending this a ceasefire. meeting in the hall. we know that a bus horse, steve, the special representative of the president was already in a route and

no sense at all kind of law, stop you that more from the format cheapest off of the us state department. after this break, the lease of russian states never is as tight as one of the most sense community invest . in most all sense and up to 5 must be the one else calls question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin mission, the state on russia scooting and supports the r t. suppose that keeping our video agency roughly all the band on youtube, the question did you say even closer to the welcome back to going under granite, i'm still here with the retired go to larry wilkinson for the cheapest off at the state department. so kind of at the end of part one, you would to hear about this nuclear weapons radar system, the russian one that was targeted by ukrainian forces. so you're saying that the that targeting could only be done with nato troops in situ, in ukraine. i know the germany in france, i'll say that it's okay to attack russia with the, with the weapons, the size. i'm not, i'm not saying that, but zalinski is not stupid. and the grinding and milit

presidential rate or was dropped out, however you want to put it and it turns out, hunter lobbied the state departmentl energy deal in tuscany, italy. just couldn't dense tally the information come us out after mr. biden, president biden, dropped out of the race, what do you make of this gregg jarrett in this is a hell of a story. >> oh it is, joe biden's state department, tony blinken at the helm, they had the documents. they knew for years all about the corrupt influence peddling schemes by the bidens. it is not just italy and burisma in ukraine, you had china, romania, russia, kazakhstan, the list goes on and on. how hunter was selling access, promises of influence to foreign adversaries and the evidence, larry, suggests that his dad was involved, complicit, aiding and abetting schemes, netting the family tens of millions, yet the state department worked to hide the incriminating files and cover up the suspected crimes. first, gee whiz, we don't have any documents. only a lawsuit and a judge's order forced them to say, well, yeah, maybe we do but even then the state department refused to cough up t

and in fact, he had worked with the state department. the president travels on a diplomatic passport. so protocol that you always advise the consulate or embassy in the city you're going to. so there was advance notice of this. it wasn't like he was trying to train to go in cog like he said on the first trip in fact its interesting. another cool thing they did for me here, they brought out his passport that he used for this trip. and one of the interesting things about it is bass's on it best didn't get her own passport. she's on the amendments page and i have a pictures. pictures of the passport in the book, but generally at the time, husband's wives would have a single passport passport. yes. one more. you know there was no the question is whether, you know, you didn't see any secret service and there was no secret service on trip that didn't come in until after kennedy assassination in 63. so they had no security to speak of although it was a little bit like harry excellent adventure when the mayor of these towns would hear that harry

but those are corresponding to is that the state department? hi robin, me one of the questions that's being asked as these tools, whether they are brand new tools or as how much would like to see they start from where they last left off as well. it is, there is some reporting that indicates that the israel, at least has attached new conditions to some of the uh, agreed upon a points in the talks. uh and it have, i have uh requested that uh uh for example, uh, new restrictions be placed upon people returning to northern gauze and also restrictions place. or rather, i should say, a continued us or is really military presence along the southern border of gaza with egypt. those reports would indicate that there are new wrinkles in all of the tasks and never the less at the state department. today, the deputy spokesperson, the done patel said that he did expect that a moss would show up. he said that uh the uh, categories i had assured the united states that heads up from us would be represented at these talks. and the us has also received assurance

yeah, according to matthew miller, the state department is folks person the sanctions by the treasury department and the issued by the state department that came down the last few hours are being directed towards an n g o known as has shown where yosh and it's and this really group and also within this group 3 individuals also being sectioned as well as another separate individual. now, the reason for this is that they are targeting palestinians, also known as billions in this press release issued by the state department. what we're being told is that this group, essentially, it was funded by these really government is affiliated with ministers, bank of year, as well as small fridge and raises money inside the united states as well as online . now, what we know about this is that this individual is the section because it's, this individual is apparently, uh, we understand the security coordinator for westbank settlement. he was acting allegedly outside the scope of his authority. and within this, he let an effort to prevent 250 palestinians from returning to their village. and as a re

people from the state department or some of the other agencies of the united states when you refused to obey us policy, whether it be a threat to your car and see whether it be to media attacks on your country. we've seen that growing during the gaza conflict when some gcc countries oppose us policy on what's happening and doesn't. what are they supposed to do? but a back to i think what they are seeing is that the, these us sanctions and i arm twisting approaches are just not as decisive as was generally considered even a year or 2 or 3 ago, after all i what was going to quote to feet, russia this was taking russia out of the swift banking system. this was the western sanctions that were going to be put on it. of course it failed, utterly and completely. this is part of the point of the brick. so the bricks, countries are now 36 percent of world outputs compared to 29 percent of the g 7 were in a different age a. so yes, threats can be made, but i don't think that they can be decisive. i. i think if the rest of the world is calm and cool and not divided relentlessly, as the us tries

with such the statement was made by the head of the press service of the us state department, matthew miller. according to him, the actions of the ukrainian armed forces do not violate anything, so washington, as before, will not impose a ban. ekaterina shamaeva will tell you how else the west reacted to the events in the kursk region. judging by the rhetoric coming from washington, the us has decided to distance itself from kiev's actions. the state department press secretary redirected the question about the situation in the kursk region to the representative of nezalezhnaya, he himself practiced vague he insisted in his wording that ukraine had not announced its plans to conduct the sortie in advance. ukraine itself decides how to conduct military operations. nothing has changed in our policy regarding permission to use weapons supplied by us in strikes on russian military targets across the border. the un secretary general's office limited itself to generalities. they called the ukrainian armed forces' actions an incident and said that they increase the risk of escalation of the c

he, this guy is us educated us connected to about the state department. even the white house product at the top university is a professor in the tennessee look aside from the future leader with ties to washington. what else is the recipe for a co in places like venezuela, new crane? why, of course, and uprising? civil unrest. here's units talking about the, the big job for you, the cost of the street and raise your voice. children by kill. you still continue with the young people came for one against the police against the but i'm going to the against the army was treating them, getting them every day. even the yesterday there was a fusion of somebody. so when people, until yesterday, it's going to before and as you finally decided to step down because that's what the whole country was waiting for and demanding that you must be able to complete the because he has tortured us. she does it make this country unbelievable for people and all the corrections you has done and all that terrible thing to have done to people denying the rights to people the right t

the state department says it is releasing documents lading to a report that hunter biden sought state vice president. the spokesperson was asked about those moments ago in a press briefing. >> so look, i will -- the department would defer to mr mr. bidens representatives on any questions as it relates to his correspondence. i will say that the documents you are referring to were released as part of an ongoing freedom of information act request. i would not read into anything, the timing of these foia processes are long, robust processes and frankly independent of what else is happening in the world but i am happy to check if we've got anything else to offer on that. >> shannon: so a statement from the state department also says this, speaking broadly, individuals often seek council services and support from the department. the deferment evaluates these and act appropriately. >> right now the agency is taking the time to ensure we are not putting the crew at a higher risk than is necessary. and as astronauts, that is always something worth waiting for. butch and suni are very familiar

yes, yeah, that's one thing i've been asking for for years, more and quite frankly from the state department. the story of abundant oil and gas reserves and the fact that people almost get nothing from them continue. the mountainous country has cold winters, lack of proper fuel and sufficient gas pipelines cause serious problems for several million people during the cold winters in coble and other major cities. tfbso spent approximately $43 million to construct such a gas filling station in cherbagon afghanistan. however, sigar has been unable to find any evidence to the success of the project. many people might not believe that people in the capital city of a country in the 21st century, have to burn coal and firewood to stay warm, especially in afghanistan. which has more gas reserves than its neighboring countries. this is a question that americans have to answer, because it was them who had everything in afghanistan under control after 2001, but they only admitted that even the americans had to buy firewood. it mentions in your report that the u.s. military is spending $20 million dollar

so amid the powder keg situation, let's listen to a recent state department exchange. in no way, whatever talents or reaction by ron, in any way, serve the interest of the running people or the broader regions. you said that you had a right to defend it, and now you present that i'd say, yeah. so what's different, i mean, you know, everybody was the that, oh everyone. let's say everyone has a right to defend itself. why does anyone have rights? it is not in any way, however. right, useful at all for anyone in the region for ron to consider taking such steps because of the risk as i said, that this could potentially get out of control. all right, let's discuss this further. with a said erica, the washington bureau chief for jerusalem based upon a standing newspaper i'll codes, so you'd good to have you on the program with us that you asked the us state department spokesperson there. if a ron can apply the self defense justification for its actions and the unfolding situation in the middle east in the same way that washington reaffirms is rails right. to do so. now matth

the one thing the state department made clear is the absolute importance of achieving a c spy. it's from a c spy. that old can come from what the parties want to happen out of any negotiation without a c spy. they can be no release of those being held captive in gaza in exchange for palestinians being held and is really presence. there can be no scaling of humanitarian relief in gaza. and importantly in the us. and he's really view the threat to the escalation of the conflict involving iran and his bullet to live and onto the north of israel. would be reduced. mike, hannah, august era, washington. some os has blamed providence to benjamin netanyahu for dragging out the negotiations. the palestinian group ones as well to stick to the original truth proposal. let us present joy bite and announced in july that's being backed by the united nations security council. biden's plan, which he said was proposed by his ro, included a temporary cease fire onto on his way the troops withdrawal from gaza and the release of some captives. and the 2nd stage from austin as well would begin nego

it is true the state department screwed up pretty much everything you could possibly could.he intelligence community failed but it's true the military, especially the commanders in generals failed as well and did not see this coming. they did not properly prepare for it. they were not ready for the evacuation that needed to be conducted. they made mistakes. there was a deliberate decision made by chairman mccaul to semper fi the narrative such that simplify the narrative such that the president is at fault in the state department is at fault, which is true, but the military commanders were not. that piece of it is a significant omission that i think is dangerous and problematic for not getting answers and accountability. it's also dangerous if the military commanders and generals are not forced to learn the lessons they needed to learn from the war. host: in the wake of your resignation letter that you posted on x, this was from a spokeswoman for mccaul and republicans on the foreign relations committee. she said chairman mccaul pours his heart and soul into getting answers

send fluids as ito, i'm and washington the sending the c i a chief william burns to go ha, the state department says the sci fi data is crucial to the region and as incorrigible size to, to an up to the tools. mike had a reports from washington, dc, the secretary of state antony blinking will not be attending the proposed folks in doha. they will be attended by the director of the c i. a william burns, a spokesman for the state department also said that blinking was involved and telephone calls to interested parties throughout the course of the day. but the spokesman would not be drawn on what the specifics, all of what the us expects from any proposed worlds in the home. i will let our country partner speak to their own engagements. what i can say is that we are aware of those comments and we fully expect these talks to move forward as they should. and our point of view is that all negotiators should return to the table and bring this deal to conclusion. it is far time for the remaining hostages to be released, which of course include american citizens and bring relief to the people of casa un