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standard of american journalism at one point has been so many fact ed by this this this anti trump his steria and other versions of anti that they've lost that only their sense of humor i do sense of fair play and their sense of of journalistic correctness twenty five minutes past the hour here in moscow are up on the program for this hour though so many stories to bring you on this day we are back in about half an hour. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics or business i'm showbusiness i'll see if. i. mean if. it. was a. little. the worst drug disaster in history would spread through more than forty six countries and produce up to twenty thousand badly deformed babies worldwide. but historians today single out one birth in one nine hundred sixty one that changed the course of history in hamburg germany linda shield hill and age twenty three gave birth to her first child her husband wasn't with it at the time and it was quiet there. and then lay back and was relaxed and some and then somebody whispered into my ear is your husban

london means this story for just one purpose to unleash a disgusting until the russian he steria and to involve other countries in this hysteria the number of inconsistencies and under assault issues in connection with the new british so-called quote unquote evidence out of the charts one would go with these words it's because of two i believe this new episode is just as invented and produced out of thin air as the previous episode. to washington now where one after another senior officials from the trumpet ministration a denying they wrote an anonymous article that criticizes the u.s. president the opinion piece in the new york times describes a revolt inside the white house and members of the administration are actively working against donald trump the president is now calling for the author to be revealed for national security reasons white house correspondent can really help it has the latest. washington in a frenzy lauren trying to figure out the identity of the person who authored the anonymous op-ed to the new york times socially making the argument that he's trying to reassur

months in london means this story for just one purpose to unleash a disgusting and to russian he steria and to involve other countries in this hysteria the number of inconsistencies and under assault issues in connection with the new british so-called quote unquote evidence out of the charts what would go with these words it is because i believe this new episode is just as invented and produced out of thin air as the previous episode. said james with all that in mind where does this actually leave us diplomatically speaking apart from a lot of animosity between the u.k. and russia. yeah and what was the point of the security council meeting certainly the u.k. ambassador karen pierce said it was important she said this is a matter of international peace and security and an example of chemical weapons being used and so clearly the security council should meet the security council though it's pretty clear it won't act because russia is a permanent member it has a veto it's used its veto more than the other permanent members all put together over the history of the united nations and it's p

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congressman wrong poll says washington's position in steria is not about fighting al qaeda claims. the evidence is out that we are playing too many games with their card or they because we've used al qaeda as the excuse for being there and yet i don't believe that is the case i think we were there for other reasons and. it is it's a haven there and we're on their side i mean the pragmatic reason for the see is that. we think al qaeda will help our position the united states position to get rid of assad this isn't the first time that the evidence is very clear that we have aligned ourselves with al qaeda when we think it's temporarily a benefit to our foreign policy. why i think the most important thing would be was something that trumps ai do you know a few months ago he have a down he didn't really believe it because it didn't last too long the president has changed his tune now matter of fact he's accelerating the interference but i think this has a lot to do with making sure that we're on the side who will remain very anti iran and that puts us into a situation where we have to

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months in london means this story for just one purpose to unleash a disgusting and to russian he steria and to involve other countries in this hysteria the number of inconsistencies and under solved issues in connection with the new british so called quote unquote evidence out of the charts one would go with these words it was because i believe this new episode is just as invented and produced out of thin air as the previous episode. so what happens next well i can tell you nothing really at the un security council the u.k. says it was right to bring up this issue because it's a breach of the international convention.

london means this story for just one purpose to unleash a disgusting until the russian he steria and to involve other countries in this hysteria the number of inconsistencies and under assault issues in connection with the new british so-called quote unquote evidence out of the charts more would go with these words it was because i believe this new episode is just as invented and produced out of thin air as the previous episode james there is a certain thing as i said the way that these things play out within the chamber at the security council after that theater there what could actually happen what could actually come of this. nothing in the security council in terms of action and we've seen this very familiar story often for example on syria and that's that if russia is involved in something then russia will if necessary use its veto it's used its veto power as one of the five permanent members of the security council in history more than any of the other security council members put together and it would use its veto on this so no action in the security council where i think you

months in london means this story for just one purpose to unleash a discuss thing and to russian he steria and to involve other countries in this hysteria the number of inconsistencies and under assault issues in connection with the new british so-called quote unquote evidence out of the charts what would go with these words it is because i believe this new episode is just as invented and produced out of thin air as the previous episode. so what happens next well i can tell you nothing really at the un security council the u.k. says it was right to bring up this issue because it's a breach of the international convention on chemical weapons and it's a threat to international peace and security but the security council won't be able to act and that's because russia has a veto and has proved in its part in the past it's prepared to use it so i think what's most likely to happen next is the u.k. and its allies considering further action perhaps further sanctions perhaps further expulsion of diplomats but remember when that happens the next thing that's likely to happen is that tit for tat and