between sykes and the zionist leaders sykes brought busy. but socolow to meet the french diplomat pico what psychs wanted was for sokolow to a persuade pekoe that zionism must be taken seriously that zionism really was the key to winning the war. and that the zionists would only help the allies win the war if britain was the main power in palestine not france for to edge off because they didn't pretty not killed or made. so-called off with out false. won't quite. put out for that core. reeve. and also mossad. there's not a good office a course a record of that they are home but not on their degree of me tell you we the 3 of them and psychs nuff saw in a circle of you know what a w and a no our friends are or your mother had this you can associate my more or less and british cabinet or that often or that the station a friend so we had one for. cabin at the link is a or look in already different so we into a lot of cities it's hard to know how much influence psychs ultimately had over british policymaking he was given more prominence in britis

mark sykes the. head of our once she doesn't know my gust of law nowhere can and will must send the jelly hadia must by then. rise one who only in the north who were in the fight and. the most disgusting very quickly understands that sykes is looking to gain support from suppose it jewish power in the world and gets to works with this idea and manipulates this to consolidate sykes's interest in science and we see actually the british government becomes very close already in the 16th of issuing a public declaration of support for zionism and there in the end this doesn't happen that year the plan sykes got herbert samuels to pass on to the zionist leaders involved joint british french administration of palestine and a charter guaranteeing british support for the line isn't. but his idea was rejected. they didn't want an anglo-french condominium in palestine they wanted the british to protect them not the french and that's because they thought that the french always sort of converted their colonized pe

mark sykes the. head of. the sonoma gust of la know where canada will must send jelly hadia must by then. rise one who are in the north who are in the fight and. the most disgusting very quickly understands that sykes is looking to gain support from suppose it jewish power in the world and gets to works with this idea and manipulates this to consolidate sykes's interest in science and we see actually the british government becomes very close already in nazi 16 of issuing a public declaration of support for zionism there in the end this doesn't happen that year the planned sikes got herbert samuels to pass on to the zionist leaders involved joint british french administration of palestine and a charter guaranteeing british support for the line of them. but his idea was rejected. they didn't want an anglo-french condominium in palestine they wanted the british to protect them not the french and that's because they thought that the french always sort of converted their colonized people into becoming frenchmen an

mark sykes. ahead of. the sonoma gust of la nowhere can and will must stand the jelly hoodie must by then . rise one who are in the north who are in the fight and. the most disgusting very quickly understands that sykes is looking to gain support from suppose it jewish power in the world and guest who works with this idea and manipulates this to consolidate sykes's interest in science and we see actually the british government becomes very close already in nazi 16 of issuing a public declaration of support for zionism there in this doesn't happen that year the plan psychs got herbert samuels to pass on to the zionist leaders involved joint british french administration of palestine and a charter guaranteeing british support for the line is a. but his idea was rejected. they didn't want an anglo-french condominium in palestine they wanted the british to protect them not the french and that's because they thought that the french always sort of converted their colonized people into becoming frenchmen and what

between sykes and the zionist leaders sykes brought. but socolow to meet the french diplomat pico what psychs wanted was for sokolow to a persuade pekoe that zionism must be taken seriously that zionism really was the key to winning the war. and that the zionists would only help the allies win the war if britain was the main power in palestine not france fortress off because they didn't pretty not kill or maim or featured more so called offered up almost all collage walk was. put out for the corps i was. relieved. and also mossad now proved there is not a good office a course a record of that they are home but not all their degree of me tell you we the 3 of them and psychs nuff saw in a circle of you know what a w and a no our friends are or your mother had this you can associate my more or less and british cabinet or that often or at the station a friend so we were at before i left cabin at the english 0 or low and not already different so into lot of city it's hard to know how much influence sykes ultimately had over british policy ma

state for war and he delegated the job of sitting on the committee to sykes mark sykes had been born into a wealthy family in yorkshire in the north of england in 879. he studied at cambridge university and was elected as a conservative member of parliament. in 1011. he like to give the impression of being an expert on the middle east based on his travels in the region but he was not quite the authority as it was sometimes assumed. he presented the bunsen committee with his vision of a new near east region as riches and this will be our eyes use i've come up himself with a different plan which is something completely different a much more old fashioned that was to create a quarter of across the middle east so he was planning to divide the middle east between france and britain. and create a belt of english controlled country that stretched across from the mediterranean coast to the mountains on the iranian from and back to the century as a as a affront to britain could control and keep other people away from the red sea and the persian gulf. that was rejected by the defense i wish th

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delegated the job of sitting on the committee sykes mark sykes had been born into a wealthy family in yorkshire in the north of england in 879. he studied at cambridge university and was elected as a conservative member of parliament. in 1000 enough. he like to give the impression of being an expert on the middle east based on his travels in the region but he was not quite the authority as it was sometimes assumed. he presented the bunsen committee with his vision of a new near east region his riches i tell you and this will be our use i've come up himself with a different plan which is something completely different a much more old fashioned that was to create a quarter of across the middle east so he was planning to divide the middle east between france and britain. and create a belt of english controlled country that stretched across from the mediterranean coast to the mountains on the iranian from and back to the century as a as a affront to britain could control and keep other people away from the red sea and the persian gulf. that was rejected by the defense i wish i were older

my thanks to charlie sykes, karine jean-pierre, and nick confessore. i'm nicole.y" with my friend chuck todd starts now. ♪ >>> welcome to thursday. democrats united by division. the 2020 candidates who are at each other's throats last week sure seem to be united on a message now. and it's all against one man. >>> plus, how el paso and dayton have transformed the 2020 conversation. democratic presidential candidate steve bullock will weigh in. >>> and why is president trump so interested in possibly freeing disgraced illinois governor rod blagojevich? i have a theory. >>> welcome to thursday. it's "mtp daily." i am chuck todd here in washington. divisive may be the best way to sum up pre

very young british politician sir mark sykes and the french lawyer turned diplomats. drew borders that best suited their own interests the psychs pekoe agreement. it's cut across a separate deal the british had already made with sharif a saint of mecca to support him in creating a hashemites arab kingdom in return for his leading to an arab revolt against autumn and. the south of anatolia eastern turkey and the syrian coast down to beirut were put under direct french control while basra and baghdad were placed under direct british control. mosul and damascus were under french protection and called area 8 the rest of mesopotamia and the southern levant were put on to her british protection and called area being. jerusalem was designated as an international zone. but soon. after the deal was struck some voices in london began expressing dissatisfaction with what britain had agreed to in the secret negotiations. as a good friend. in. what i feel badly. can just see their figure as general hoar. had but if you will feel lost and. given a. big enough of us you will have a.

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sir mark sykes for the british and french. for the french plotted how to divide the arab lands of the ottoman empire assuming it would finally fall. the psychs pekoe agreement plan secretly to divide it into french and british fears of influence france taking most of the levant southern anatolia and the mosul area while the british extended their control over the southern levant expanding eastwards to baghdad and basra and all the land between the arabian gulf and the french territory. historic palestine then still part of the ottoman empire was a bone of contention and would be put under international administration. but. that falls. in. the eyes. you're good at distress. the men. or did there craig. on that you're doubt that down that you're in jeopardy for the mozart incident developed for you. must lean a little funny. a kebab was there that one of them while with your how to half of our computer when i can live you're going to cut out we've got our i think the british felt that there had not been enough government involve

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the prime minister turned to a young british politician called sir mark sykes who had cast himself as the government's advisor on the middle east. the ottoman empire is assailed by misfortune crippled by mary advices and the prey of alien greed ambition and timidity one. englishman may have ideas but they are unable to take any steps to overturn the regime and free the people's interests power. by the 3rd of january 19th 16 he and the french lawyer turned diplomat. or speaker would have negotiated the terms of a secret agreement between 2 words i foresee a protectorate. which uses the local traditions and customs to establish different cuisines in the 4 provinces of super. lebanon lebanon enlarged by the an extension of beirut to paly to becca and serving as a model of what is necessary to achieve using indigenous elements in palestine done us. and. these 2 men devised a plan that would not only divide the spoils of the declining autumn an empire between the 2 european powers but would draw lines in the sand that would ultimately influence the shape of the middle east for the next cen

sir mark sykes for the british and french. for the french plotted how to divide the arab lands of the ottoman empire assuming it would finally fall. the psychs pekoe agreement plan secretly to divide it into french and british spheres of influence france taking most of the levant southern anatolia and the mosul area while the british extended their control over the southern levant expanding eastwards to baghdad and basra and all the land between the arabian gulf and the french territory. historic palestine then still part of the ottoman empire was a bone of contention and would be put under international administration. for. too long. but. that falls. in. their. eyes. just praise. the men. or did there create. down that your doubt that down that you're in jeopardy and the mozart incident developed for you. and it's really a little funny. which of that one of them while if you're telling the half of art can be well i can live you're going to cut out we've got archer i think the british felt that there had not been enough govern

a young british politician sir mark sykes and the french lawyer turned diplomats also. drew borders that best suited their own interests the psychs pekoe agreement . it's cut across a separate deal the british had already made with sharif a saint of mecca to support him in creating a hashemites arab kingdom in return for his leading to an arab revolt against autumn and. the south of anatolia eastern turkey and the syrian coast down so beirut were put under direct french control while basra and best dug were placed under direct british control. mosul and damascus were under french protection and called area a the rest of mesopotamia and the southern levant were put under british protection and called the area being. jerusalem was designated as an international zone. but soon. after the deal was struck some voices in london began expressing dissatisfaction with what britain had decreed in the secret negotiations. as a good friend. in. what i thought. were what count just see their figure as general hoar and had been a fuckwit you were freely. given a no i'm not big enough

troops entered istanbul and the time appeared right to implement the sykes pekoe agreement . but the british appear to be having 2nd thoughts as they sought to claim a larger share of ottoman arab territory in the region. the british prime minister david lloyd george met his french counterpart george came on seoul in london on the 4th of december 1900 so i. think it's over. the office said. the sacrifices should great. for us dr mother spoke sacrifice of all perhaps than any office as your joint empire is no more but that was due to your sacrifices mr prime minister and for those we are most grateful you will take some to. weakness. and know we will have to settle our claims of the end of peace talks we have a fortunate little claims. you would like perhaps that we modify ours we have our own most you shall have it. and perhaps something else. other stuff. you shall have that too. fancy can you read to you from before us you know a little more the whole of you know i'm on your news a lot of and i was. going to be down but a funny thing was the most solemn oath and mecarbil go

sir mark sykes for the british and french. for the french plotted how to divide the arab lands of the ottoman empire assuming it would finally fall. the psychs pekoe agreement plan secretly to divide it into french and british spheres of influence france taking most of the levant southern anatolia and the mosul area while the british extended their control over the southern levant expanding eastwards to baghdad and basra and all the nand between the arabian gulf and the french territory. historic palestine then still part of the ottoman empire was a bone of contention and would be put under international administration. but. that falls. in. their. eyes. just dress. the men. or do. that. for you. which of the oblong. of your of how the half of art can be or where you. live you're going to. russia i think the british felt that there had not been enough government involvement in concluding the states because agreement with the french and the process they had not really protected their interests well enough for a post world war er

but the actual bamber is to be truong i suppose for iraq after sykes pico the 1st wall would have been shortly after iraq being created in 1920 was the younger french convention of december 1920. in istanbul capital of the former ottoman empire. a turk successfully resisted foreign attempts to defy the turkish speaking lands he led the turkish war of independence and repelled the greeks italians french and armenians. to turkey uniting the country and didn't you turkish republic was proclaimed in october 1923 make. a steady progress evolved is that there's a bit muppet in cheek. they were. saying on these that sob and space. in their eyes is there any god. does not sound concept that if. me. only bob doesn't that doesn't measure or get a good day was it doesn't that. the syrian revolution in 1936 finally brought about a french accent and unified the country. by the end of 1946 iraq lebanon jordan and syria had all gained independence. british and french forces left but now there are sometimes differing views as to whether the borders the 2 powers true who are we to the root cause of the

the only elements of the population which will make it possible to colonize ation of iraq my idea sykes this is hardly in a spirit of conciliation let me explain why we must have the territory we requested in nov and mr putting. on play a mock signs is off pico don't believe i suppose this president but he seemed almost something he is steam kosik though do continue it when he put the. mood to continue a double oven i must feel shivers and then it don't come so awesome that at that instant so as to apply he still he can go to his own let alone do motherhood he's pretty full is a little problem so the put is you who thrown the ball you cannot destroy this well if we cannot have palestina my government was suddenly not allowed britain to control my government would take the same view french polish time would be an outrage but then we need to find another solution before we come to blows. and so. now we can draw a map. so when sikes left the cabinet meeting. on 16th of december 915 to go and meet pico he had a problem because he had to reconcile 2 conflicting sets of demands the set of dem

the prime minister turned to a young british politician called sir mark sykes who had cast himself as the government's advisor on the middle east's. the ottoman empire is assailed by misfortune crippled by mary had vices and the prey of alien greed ambition and timidity. englishman may have ideas but they are unable to take any steps to overturn the regime and free the people's interests power. by the 3rd of january 19th 16 he and the french lawyer turned diplomat. would have negotiated the terms of a secret agreement between 2 words i foresee a particular time. which uses the local traditions and customs to establish different regimes in the 4 provinces of sunni. lebanon and lebanon enlarged by the an extension of beirut to paly to becca and serving as a model of what is necessary to achieve with indigenous elements in palestinian schools and galilee. these 2 men devised a plan that would not only divide the spoils of the declining ottoman empire between the 2 european powers but would draw lines in the sand that would ultimately influence the shape of the middle.

delegated the job of sitting on the committee sykes mark sykes had been born into a wealthy family in yorkshire in the north of england in 879. he studied at cambridge university and was elected as a conservative member of parliament. in 1000 enough. he like to give the impression of being an expert on the middle east based on his travels in the region but he was not quite the authority as it was sometimes assumed. he presented the bunsen committee with his vision of a new near east region as riches and this will be our eyes yes i've come up himself with a different plan which is something completely different a much more old fashioned that was to create a quarter of across the middle east so he was planning to divide the middle east between france and britain. and create a belt of english controlled country that stretched across from the mediterranean coast to the mountains on the iranian from and back to the century as a as a affront to britain could control and keep other people away from the red sea and the persian gulf. that was rejected by the bunch i wish the older wiser heads

but the actual bamber is to be truong i suppose for iraq after sykes pico the 1st wall would have been shortly after iraq being created in 1920 was the younger french convention of december 1920. in istanbul capital of the former ottoman empire. a turk successfully resisted foreign attempts to define the turkish speaking lands he led the turkish war of independence and repelled the greeks italians french and armenians. to turkey united the country and didn't you turkish republic was proclaimed in october 1923 make. a. evolved is that there's even more pathetic. say on these that sob and space. in their eyes is there any god. does not sound concept that if else. only bob doesn't. get a good day was it doesn't that. the syrian revolution in 1936 finally brought about a french accent and unified the country. by the end of 1946 iraq lebanon jordan and syria had all gained independence. british and french forces left but now there are sometimes differing views as to whether the borders the 2 powers true we see the root cause of the problems the arab world has experienced since it's very har

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the white house reporter for npr and charlie sykes is editor and chief of the bulwark. i don't know what he's talking about, the bureau of labor statistics, the congress department run by his friend wilbur ross, where are these phony numbers coming from? >> well, donald trump always wants to have his own reality, right? and, unfortunately, he knows he owns the economy. this is the strongest card he has for re-election. how else is he going to explain this except there are people plotting against him. don't pay attention to what your eyes are telling you, listen to what i am saying. this is a very dangerous situation for a president of the united states who insists on having his own alternative reality. of course you have the cognitive dissonance. if there is no recession, why is he pressuring the fed for 100 basis point rate cut? why are his staffers now talking about proposing a possible payroll tax cut? so he hasn't gotten his story straight yet, has he? >> well, aisha, you know the story. is he aware that the economic news is real? >> well, i don't know -- i would th

sykes pekoe lines in the sun. just see. i'm sam is a than indulge with a look at the headlines here now just 0 now at least 63 people have been killed in a suicide bombing at a wedding reception in afghanistan the interior ministry says another 182 people were injured in the blast in a district of west kabul the taliban is denying responsibility for the attack cathal opposer day on reports. from a wedding hall to a hospital this is the aftermath of a saturday night celebration. i assume his side bomber struck during a wedding in afghanistan's capital killing scores of people. yeah diamond presented by the persians and the explosion happened near the stage where the musicians were young people children everyone who was nearby was killed and the. the attacker set off the explosives in the men's reception area of the wedding hall witnesses say most of the guests were members of the minority shia muslim community. by that over then there were a lot of victims around 1200 gets 2 were invited to the wedding i was with the groom a

so i think it makes sense in their minds for them to go ahead and say these things. >> charlie sykes,hat are suburban republicans hearing in this conversation? >> well, this is a scary situation for a lot of them. i think a lot of them have made that bargain, when it came to the president's boarishness and his lies, as long as they got the conservative tax cuts and everything. but i think what you're seeing happening now is exposing the flaw of that bargain because did they really sign up for a president who might be arousing and inspiring domestic terrorism or racism. in all this question of is the president a white supremacist or not, i would think about it this way. i can't dive into the tangled mess of donald trump's soul so i don't know what he is, but i think he can be judged by what he does. and he has encouraged and aroused white nationalists, and he has incited some of them to these acts of violence. so i hope we don't get sidetracked into this question of what is donald trump as opposed to what is donald trump doing and what are the effects of his behavior because i don't th

but pointing out the ways that he is lying to the american public i think is important. >> charlie sykeshe one area that i've always been surprised that the president doesn't get more heat for and hasn't gotten more heat for is this idea that he might be profiting off the presidency. look, i want to play to me the most astounding moment of the campaign when he basically after mitt romney eviscerated him for essentially always wanting to profit off of these things, well, trump went and decided to brag about every single product he had ever put his name on. i got to play that absurd press conference clip for you, and then i'll talk about it on the other side. >> we sell water, and we have water, and it's a very successful -- you know, it's a private little water company and i supply the water for all my places. trump steaks, what are the steaks? do we have steaks? we have trump steaks. we have trump magazine. we have a lot of great people who want to get back into trump university. it's going to do very well. trump vodka. we make the finest wine, as good of wine as you can get anywhere in

i'm joined by jill colvin, francesca desoto, charlie sykes. charlie, why can't he control his tongue on a day that is for mourning and consolation? he spends his time spitballing his opponents? >> yeah, because this is a moment that required presidential largeness. instead we got his littleness and his pettiness, because this is who he is. you know, as jonathan last wrote in the bulwark the other day, he is an arsonist who wants us to think he is the fireman. donald trump is never going to heal this nation. number one, because he's incapable of it. number two, because he is is no interested in it. he is much more comfortable with the invective, the insults, the petty jibe. that's because that's why he became president, that that is his super power. what we are seeing is exactly what donald trump has always been, somebody who is never going to grow into this office. but the fact on this day of national mourning, he is tweeting out. some of those tweets sound like they're written by a semi literal 9-year-old. i mean, it is the smallest and the p

. -- 1956.out 1950 sykes it is when i signed quicksilver, stuff like that. that was the start of rock. he used to drink his own urine. he did, and he had his daughter do it soto and he thought that was the key to a longer life. anyway, that is a private story. sorry, matt. he lived near malibu, so that's how i knew. >> what was that tipping point i'm going to, create the woodstock musical arts festival. artie: i was running capitol, i was very successful. i had no budgets. the president chairman of the board loved me. i probably signed the first year where i had no limits. nobody could say no to what i wanted to do. i was in the studio with debi at the time. walls, was producing the linda ronstadt, things were happening in the company. then one day -- and i was known as grabbing opened her for everybody. my secretary said there is a kid so iere with long hair, did have bird summer who i produced three albums with. i knew the guys who wrote "hair." said his name is michael. does he have an appointment? ask him if he can come back tomorrow. he's from bensonhur

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sykes pekoe lines in the sun on jersey. al jazeera. every. this is al-jazeera. now and welcome to the al-jazeera news hour on live from my headquarters in doha with me in a soprano coming up in the next 60 minutes saddam's new prime minister it's 4 men up the last battles to build a lasting peace and solve the country's economic crisis. the u.s. to bring involves allowing migrant children to be detained indefinitely but their parents. blaming n.g.o.s brazil's president dismisses criticism after a record wave of forest fires in the amazon and the german chancellor challenges britain's prime minister to come up with a new brics a plan in 30 days. after a moment of political uncertainty and violence saddam finally has new leadership a new prime minister and a sovereign council with military and civilian members have been sworn in general abdel fattah albert hahn who led the military jointed took power in april will head the council for the 1st 21 months hippa morgan has more from full. with those words sudan's military junta came to an end and a transitional sovere

laid out the scope of the crisis some bob way was recently devastated by syke loans and harvests have also been badly affected by drought and the price of food is rising dramatically. the latest let's bring in our correspondent in zimbabwe privilege was fun harry good day to you privileged can you fill us in on just how bad the problem is and what part of the country is most affected. the situation is quite critical who have a bought 5200000 people who will be in need of food aid to the next. funding season you'll find that because of what the economy is going through as well a lot of people are being affected is not only now. what used opt in previously but also in the end and it is because disposable income for most people is gone and they can't buy the essential food that is needed for families ok what are some of the biggest challenges now and in getting food aid to the people that need it. particularly in the areas that we are affected by. earlier in the year infrastructure is still too damaged yet to be repaired to their roles and the bridges that we watched away and then also i

jail causing a store and andre only used self check outs for several hours sparking protests linda sykes explains. barricades made of trolleys and protesters marching down the oils. the supermarkets in own g. in the west of france was open for business on sunday off to noon using only self check counts off the twelve thirty just for security guards and free shop assistants will present. she counts service ngo. a decision that encourages excessive e consumption. police say protesters. sunday december. it's a simple idea move towards extreme let's not use you. semester for many shoppers however the extended sunday opening i was over much welcome change. it's just a shock that opens like in any other day. they're open on sundays in many countries. in the u. s. shops are open twenty four seven convenience. most shops remained shots on sunday in france they're they're all some exceptions supermarkets employees can work for a limited amount of time on sundays a rule that supermarket management's argues is s being respected. lispector we respect our employees time off on sundays because the cru

the 2nd episode we explore the lost in the effects of this agreement that there is a original set to sykes because it's at those borders were drawn without consulting the people how to live with the. psychs pekoe lines in the sun on jersey. odd. little. brazil's president agrees to take international aid to fight blazes in the opposite that pushes ahead with policies which may cause more wildfires. playing. the thames in the woods although this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up russia and turkey grades a new messes in an effort to end the violence syria's last weapons took. place is former prime minister is back.

. >> bret: accused sykes trafficker dies behind bars.ryone including the attorney general asks how could this happens. of we will talk live with ambassadors of india and pakistan about the increasingly dangerous situation and kashmir. this is "special report" ." these go musical good evenin," i'm bret baier were coming you tonight from fox news world headquarters in new york city. there are serious questions over the death of finance jeffrey and steen in a holding facility in a

sykes people lines in the sun or known just. think of some of the biggest companies in the world today all of them big tech with algorithms that the more that we used to want out of we produce we're in the midst of a great race for dot and big tech companies are on the chase and fires are rising on a wealth of information and wheat and other commodities in the 2nd of a 5 part series ali ray examines what the corporations are calling nice if you. like the popularity and power of big tech on just. how to get it's good to have you with us adrian finnegan here in doha with the news out of syria headlines the u.s. president is stepping up his country's trade war with china announcing true new tariff increases donald trump also told american companies to pull out and return home it's in response to china saying that it would impose tariffs on $75000000000.00 worth of u.s. goods the president of the european council has just spoken ahead of the g 7 leaders summit in france startled tosk warns that trade wars could break. the trust betw

sykes people lines in the sun. brazil's president agrees to take international aid to fight blazes in the amazon but pushes ahead with policies which may cause more wildfires. but i'm sure with all of this is down to 0 lines up from doha also coming up russia and turkey agreed to new measures in an effort to end the violence in syria's last weapons strong. places former prime minister is back in court for another corruption trial. saddens of people in sudan of forced to abandon their homes because of heavy flooding. brazil says it's now willing to accept foreign aid to help fight the fires currently ravaging the amazon as long as it decides to use the money earlier brazil's president jabal son aro had said his government would find its own solution to the crisis in the meantime he's pushing ahead with plans to develop a farm protected degeneres reserves which is illegal on the cover well daniel has more now from port of a it brazil's amazon region said the president job also now though says the situation is under c

sykes people in the sun. jesse. are watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now president trump has once again insisted he's not seeking regime change in iran and says it's too soon to meet iran's foreign minister made the comments after job fits of rage made a surprise visit to the g. 7 summit. basile says chinese officials called the american trade negotiator on sunday and want to resume talks to resolve their trade dispute there's been no word from chinese officials in that regard and while stock markets across asia have closed in the red yet nancy the rebels say they have attacked a military target in the saudi capital riyadh with drones a saudi led coalition has not commented. new visa rules barring going as wayland's from freely entering ecuador are now in effect ecuador is the latest south american nation to tighten immigration regulations at least 4000000 people have left venezuela and the last few years to escape political and economic crisis are latin america see a new member report some talk

sykes pekoe lines in the sun on on just a. hello again the top stories on the al-jazeera news hour pakistan's prime minister has compared the indian government's ideology to nazi iran khan address the assembly on the pakistani side of the disputed territory of kashmir he dedicated the nation's independence day to test married people and promised to respond to any indian aggression. police in hong kong or fire tear gas to clear crowds gathered near a police station as the protesters sun laser lights out the building protests over the past few hours broke out as the airport began to return to normal after 2 days of disruption. iran's president has criticized efforts by the u.s. and the u.k. to build up a military presence in the gulf. states can protect the region and foreign forces aren't needed. new details are emerging about how a u.s. political fundraiser helped orchestrate a campaign against cats are in washington d.c. . he was one of us president donald trump's top fundraisers is accused of illegally running a multimillion

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. >> bret: accused sykes trafficker dies behind bars. now everyone including the attorney general asks how could this happens. of we will talk live with ambassadors of india and pakistan about the increasingly dangerous situation and kashmir. this is "special report" ." these go musical good evenin," i'm bret baier were coming you tonight from fox news world headquarters in new york city. there are serious questions over the death of finance jeffrey and steen in a holding facility in a state over the weekend the official expedition is a suicide but the conspiracy theories have been running rabbits. at the autopsy is complete but the medical examiner is requesting more information before making a final determination. with correspondent brian. >> good evening as we await to the final results come out today, u.s. attorney general william barr slammed the metropolitan correctional center in manhattan new york. he was found dead after an apparent suicide set up. >> i was appalled, indeed the whole department was, and frankly angry. to learn o

joining me now is nbc news correspondent juliaencely, charlie sykes and msnbc contributor michael steelermer senior adviser to jeb bush and former spokesman for house speaker john boehner. michael steele, seems to me as a republican, property rights are an article of faith. >> property rights are sacred, eminent domain is a sacrilege. he had control of congress the first two years of his first term and didn't take that opportunity to dot right thing to get the wall built if he wanted to build a wall by passing legislation through congress and he's now trying to ram this through executive actions because he failed to act when he had the opportunity. i hope and expect all of those people getting these instructions remember, he's only in a position to issue pardons if he wins. >> charlie, the whole issue of mexico building the wall, that was a non-starter that poisoned the relationship with mexico in all sorts of ways. mexico has been pressured to do a lot of things, including accepting migrant and asylum applicants on their side of the border and such, but they're not going to pay for the

very young british politician sir mark sykes and the french lawyer turned diplomats. drew borders that best suited their own interests the psychs pekoe agreements. it's cut across to a separate deal the british had already made with sharifa saying of mecca to support him in creating hashemites arab kingdom in return for his leading an arab revolt against autumn in. the south of anatolia eastern turkey and the syrian coast down to beirut were put under direct french control while basra and best does were placed under direct british control. mosul and de muskets were under french protection and called area 8 the rest of mesopotamia and the southern levant were put under british protection and called the area being. jerusalem was designated as an international zone. but some. after the deal was struck some voices in london began expressing dissatisfaction with what britain had agreed in the secret negotiations. as a belief. in. what i thought. just see their figure general hoar. had been a fuckwit you were feeling lost and. given a. bit not of us you could have a. few wh