this is very rare interview with george tenet. he hardly gets in. he denied vociferously. and i think it's hard to make, every state has looked at this has said that there isn't any hard evidence that the books were cooked by the cia. they just got it wrong, which is different. >> well, i agree with you. [inaudible] -- slamdunk meeting is quite -- john mclaughlin, deputy, career intelligence analyst -- by laying out -- here's what we've got. and the president then says, that's it? that's all you've got? that's actually the most important statement of the meeting. -- a slamdunk was unfortunate statement, and they reveal that the day before he got fired so he knew right away he was set out. >> of course he doesn't deny saying it and he admits it, rob will be the dumbest thing i ever said. >> it was a dumb thing to say but it doesn't change the tenor of the knee which the president and his entire national security team -- wmd. and if you read the famous -- now unclassified --aud. [phone ringing] on every critical issue the agency of the government that shapes the most about b

now so tenet deserves credit for that group bruce how do you explain tenet having signed off on what was so obviously a terribly flawed estimate of wmd? >> well i think i recall there and that was made at the time was we can't fight the administrative and on every single issue. the priority as we are not going to make a connection to a qaeda. that means we are going to go with the weak evidence on wmd. we will left but the main fight but we will not fight. the other thing was iraq had weapons of mask destruction and it had used the weapons so it wasn't a varied difficult propaganda case. they still had to worry about that. i want to go back to 2003 arguably there is an error of mission here and not making more clear to the american public the weakness of the case. in 2020 the american public is not even consulted and people like you and me in my case case i went ahead with the crews to brazil was having none had dangerous the virus was there's no way i would have gone. there are 200,000 other americans plus who paid the ultimate price of the failure trust them to take sufficient meas

i think you can make a very georgeargument that tenet wanted to please george w.ush, perhaps more than a cia director should. he certainly failed in the infamous slamdunk meeting to presidentand told the that we just all have a very strong case, but having said point-blank, him did you cook the books? hardly ever gives interviews and he practically jumped out of the chair and denied it the stiff risley and i think it's hard to make -- every study has looked at this has said there's not any hard evidence that the books were cooked by the cia. they just got it wrong. which is different. >> i agree with you. there's the career intelligence analyst. here is what we have got. and then the president says, that's it? that's all you've got? that's actually an important statement. subsequent interjection that it was a slamdunk -- [indiscernible] they reviewed that the day before he was fired, so he knew right away he was being set up. of course, he does not deny saying it, and he admits it was the day missed thing -- dumbest thing he ever said. >> [indiscernible] if you re

george tenet, michael haden, porter goss, none of them were interviewed. so if you want to get a sense of what those directors were thinking inside their heads, you can find it in my chapter, the spymasters. >> right. in addition to being illegal, we should probably -- [laughter] mention that part. a number of people have asked about our relationship with other powers, and i think that, like, starting right now with trump and our relationship with the five is, the rest of the world is one question. and another question that can be bundled with that is what about, have you talked with any directors about, you know, activities that are with non-al i lied powers. that's a way of paraphrasing this. and just sort of how do you, how does the cia see its position in the world vis-a-vis with its take over time to deal with foreign powers, and then the question of what about our relationship with other, our coordination of intelligence sources, services, etc., in the current context. >> you know, it's, it's a tough question. it's a good question, it's a very hard q

in fact, i thought it would be a central tenet of any tory party manifesto, family unity.s any suggestion that this might not be a good thing. several peers were worried that the issue wasn't being addressed in negotiations with the eu. because there is no relevant ongoing discussion about new arrangements. there is no negotiation on this subject with the 27. the issue wasn't addressed in the first frost—barnier negotiations, which led to the withdrawal agreement. it's not being addressed in the current negotiations, which might lead to a free trade agreement. i really want to know from my noble friend, the minister, on the front bench, are there ongoing discussions, as she said in her letter? or, as the noble lord just said, is that not the case? that's really what i want to hear. i know the noble lord is sceptical about this, but the uk has made a credible and serious offer to the eu to agree new post—transition arrangements for the family reunion of unaccompanied asylum—seeking children. and it does remain our goal to negotiate such an arrangement. she said the governme

i mean, tenet was a $200 million picture that grossed $45 million. i understand why the producers are saying we can't accept that and need to try to get a better return on our money, but why is it that international movie theaters are able to make a better box office right now? and it's funny you mentioned new york and los angeles i mean, could the movie industry survive if we simply had those two major markets reopening? >> well, i think you need the whole portfolio of the u.s. to be open, but missing los angeles and new york city, the two largest markets in the country really hurts, and when you spend that much money, you need those markets open internationally is further along because they were further along in terms of the pandemic recovery "tenet" did a pretty decent $250 million internationally, so, you know, international is -- we're cautiously optimistic by international, but now i think one of the things that was worrisome for mgm with bond is you have the second wave and now you have concerns about the uk where -- which is one of bond's mos

. >> a handful of movies have been released during the pandemic, like tenet, and it lost billions of dollars this this year. >> it's been a big issue for studios that are dealing with the problem of how do we start producing films again. it will be a big financial hit all the way around the growing popularity of drive-in movie theaters. but as the fall and winter months approach, traditional movie theaters hope box office sales will make a come pack. cinemark has reopened this somewhere, they started to promote private watch parties and roll back concession stand prices s prices. the resurrection of the big screen is watching the underdog plot against a villain. in this case, the kren krocoron. >> it's been difficult. the chief nancial officer said they thhad rethink concessions expensive and we want people to come back and experience how good it is. >> they are hopeful that nostalgia is enough to bring customers back in. >> when the lights go down, what sort of change do you see? >> the magic starts to happen. and imimmerse themselves in the dimension. >> and that's the overnight ne

i think a key tenet of what the prime minister has unveiled today is that local leaders will be alloweddeed may need to go further, even in the mandatory measures. which would dissipate perhaps some of the blame that might get assigned to the government. of course. ithink blame that might get assigned to the government. of course. i think that is what the government wants. they wa nt is what the government wants. they want local leaders to have a bit of accountability, and that makes sense from the politics of it. but boris johnson also warned that if leaders don't agree, and some i really restricted being put into tier two let alone tier three, he has warned that dental government will reserve the right to impose these tears on these region. just one other sports story on the yorkshire post. we not maybe —— we may not be able to travel very far, but... maybe —— we may not be able to travelvery far, but... i didn't see that stoplight a team scientists have a potentially paved the way for a drug that could nascar flavour. —— mask our taste of flavour. listen, we will be back in 35 minute

providing value, high quality education at an affordable cost is a tenet of our university. our faculty and staff achieve national recognition. a professor was just named a fellow. we are united in purpose and strive to provide students with an exceptional experience that will equip them for a vibrant future. students are at the center of all we do. let me introduce you to our student body leaders. these individuals exemplify smart, creative students who will lead us into the future. i asked michelle one thing she wanted the world to know about the university and she said that this is a place for everyone to come and accomplish extraordinary things. this is an institution for anyone to not only learn and research, but to do it in an exemplary manner. there is endless opportunity here. and a message of hope for students listening tonight. if there is anything i hope for the students, it is that we will feel empowered to make our voices heard and our presence known and the hope that we recognize the power and potential we have to act, to make a significant difference in our co

with the government right now tenet plan are calling for more support for the cultural sector and for artists to mobilize themselves thanks very much for speaking with me and all the best in the coming weeks and months with because again. thanks thanks for having me. on now to a concert that should have taken place at the end of march spots to choose the spring lock down it was pushed to october 29th and that was a timely break for 29 year old can react the german with turkish roots embodies a new artist type for the 21st century as a composer and instrumentalist who is active on social media and the master of his own label and his concert on thursday night here in berlin was like balm for the soul of his audience. just moments before the concert at the berlin philharmonic it's a definite high point in the life of the composer pianist producer and label found . it's the freedom to improvise when playing music but he's also a perfectionist i want to feel a certain degree of perfectionism as long as you don't overdo it can lead to endless freedom if you take care of certain things ahead

they adopted in 19 seven the tenets of the arab league.oday, khartoum is saying yes to peace with israel,es to recognition of israel, and yes to normalization with israel. this is a new era. this is proceeding with three arab countries in the last few weeks. gerhard: the u.s. brokered this deal. what was in a for washington? >> the same that was in the deal with the united arab emirates that the trump administration brokered. donald trump early needs -- donald trump really needs success stories for brokering deals. it did not go well for a large portion of his presidency. remember north korea, iran, russia. it looks very much like a deal made between the united dates and sudan, then sudan was taken off a list of a sponsor of terrorism list. sudan is trying to make clear it has nothing to do with the new relationship between israel and sedan, but we do have economic advantages of being taken off the list, and it looks like it is a deal in exchange for a foreign policy success story from the trump administration in an effort to strengthen tr

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and that these say tenet profiles i happen to be in hollywood elites and democratic politicians and that somehow they have so much power that the combined forces of the us government and the f.b.i. and the army can't touch them. as it were were added impossible point i've never i've been following politics as i was a child and now is insane like this has gotten to a point where people are so divided in their camps that they are more willing to believe insanity about sate panic reptilian pedophiles with a mood base then they are to like try to compromise when they try to listen to their opponents in light understand where other people are coming from. secure to $24.00 the reptilians manipulate humanity from the mood and also of underground bases on earth and mars. it's right there. do your research. as i mentioned before the american people have become used to success. and they don't really want to give anything up to what it really requires is for all of us to really challenge our beliefs of what's essential and what's not sensual who defines what century. and are you willing to say fore

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. >> reporter: a source of strength has been leaning on her catholic faith and one of its core tenets was in icu fighting for his life. i wasn't quite ready to say i forgave the shooter. >> reporter: but weeks later with the help of her priest she too was able to forgive her son's killer. >> i said god, i forgive him. god, i forgive him. god, i forgive him. and from the moment i did that i felt lighter. you know, hate is is light. and i honestly haven't spent a moment thinking about him at alal all. >> what can you say to someone who's watching and going i can't -- that's you, that's wonderful that you're able to find the strength but it's not within me? >> what i would say to them is that you need to, whatever your faith is, hold on to that. whatever you need to do. get the help you need. oftentimes people are lonely. i'm never alone. i'm never alone. i have god and i have daniel. he's with me always. >> our thanks to robin roberts. and coming up, our powerhouse political duo. why the president just said no deal to a possible new covid relief package. knowing who we are is hard. it's

scope so he's going to stir up and down tenets. oh. yeah we did no work at all here you've already. made a. pretty good movie. with my 6 plank you see. if you go alone this is all you know because this is you know i'm going to. i'm not even if you believe there do you know. there's a process that you think is the. ha ha ha ha. ha ha. ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. that. you. guys can yell at me all morning but you have a lawful order to handle these. forces us to start. trouble we're going to take this or we're going to take a political operative that he had to do this a little or. a lot more putting all of these lloyd adults will be delayed admirably they're not. here we were i was wondering. oh my god. oh my you guys got 5 minutes to get. this war that. i'm sure all i know absolutely but let's start with 1st order then and stephanie as he. prepares for yes yes yes absolutely much less mixed up. in a lot her car and driver you guys luck and cooperate i think i've been really smooth i know you are you going to move. into it. thank you. people just don't raise. revenue not exactly what you lo

my policy free simply based on on the basic tenets, it's to understand.it's about education, faith, free market and the family unit. those tenets will make sure anybody to matter where they come in this country can expense the american dream and with an investor in utah. >> have a russian that meeting five-second answer. do you support campaign finance reform that would make the candidate accountable for the super pacs? >> i do support campaign-finance reform and i especially would support limiting the butt of outside money and dark money. >> mr. owens? >> i'm brand-new this whole thing a policy. i would like to know more of what that looks like an make sure the freedom of speech is all part of the process. >> thank you. let's move to another question from one of our students. this deals with climate change. >> hello. my name is austin and understood at salt lake community college. with the increase of forest fires and decreases interest dates in the snow back to utah has seen the effects of climate change. what policies will you support to curb the effec

. >> reporter: she is convinced of a completely unfounded tenet of qanon that elite politicians and celebrities are running a child trafficking ring >> hillary clinton is involved in that you have got a lot of professional movie stars and actresses and singers involved that. >> and if i were to say to you that everyone aroun them says these are rumors, conspiracy theories that are completely unfounded and -- >> that is a lie because hillary clinton is on video, there is raw footage of her out there torturing a little girl. >> if the former secretary of state were sitting here and said, i have never harmed a child, that is not a real video, a fake video you would say -- >> i would look her straight in the eyes and tell her that she is a liar. >> reporter: she also believes the mainstream media is involved. i can tell you that i personally know no absolutely no fact to support what you are saying >> that's what the media is paid to say and it's okay. >> reporter: professor alice marwick studies qanon and says it's no accident they use #save our children to draw women in. >> it's the sort of open

we talk about the tenets fighting the rent strikes. even when it came to urban upewal, a black woman called lnd said, did the mayor tel you he is trying to grab our homes? i had to get that psa. the women are fighting alongside everybody else. prof. woodard: the community is organizing the institutions and economic development. that initiative came from grassroots and not from the top. although i was at the groundbreaking of frederick douglass housing with reverend jones, and we saw gibson cut the ribbon and get the credit for it reverend jones looked at me and said,. that is the way it goes. we do the work and the mayor takes the credit. we cannot have amnesia about who is doing the work otherwise the work will not get done. it is very important to understand all those community institutions, african free school, newark school, chad school, the black youth organization, there were hundreds of organizations that is the meat and potatoes. said prudential would not be interested. [laughter] we did not know they were in the room. we tried

shown to be reluctant to go back into cinemas the hopes that the christopher nolan and blockbuster tenets that was released in september they really thought that would wreak knights interesting going back to cinemas not fail to materialize and with some in europe coronavirus cases rising one knocked on coming in that is close in cinemas across the continent that's also going to hit the industry hard one of the last blockbusters which is slated to go out in cinemas this year that's wonder woman 984 that's that's for a christmas day release let's see if that date does actually go ahead melanie hall thank you very much. and watching live from berlin next up as our special stay tuned for that remember you can always get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website w dot com for me and the entire news thanks for tuning in. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and. our corona. from the 19th special and next on do you don't.

it's one of the basic tenets of living in a city. and so, we were here to protect the people, but we just didn't have the resources to pay our firefighters. >> there's a giant wet blanket over city finances that is keeping everything down. >> sreenivasan: republican david scheffler is the mayor of lancaster, and a retired accountant himself. to help close the budget gap, this city of 40,000 people will receive about $2.7 million as part of the federal cares act. that's about 2% of the city's overall annual budget. and by law, that money all has to be used this year and for covid-related purposes. but even before the pandemic hit, the city had not figured out a steady way to replace millions in lost revenue from the state of ohio over the last decade. mayor scheffler says they've cut costs as much as possible. >> we're down to the nubs. i mean, at some point you're down where you can't cut any more. anthat's-- that's the place where we are right now. >> sreenivasan: lancaster is not planning on any new federal stimulus money. what the

the tenets but. then 16 years later germany was awash in flags in the east and west north and south of the world cup truly united the country which was caught up in football fever. yeah that was cool really yeah 2006 everyone had germany flags on their cars. and yeah i went to university with the germany flag painted on my face and then i also went there sporting the turkish flag value and my professor from the silent came to me says even with anger you can't be for germany one day in turkey the next you have to choose you can't be for one sometimes and then for the other and when i said sure you can he got all huffy and that's what i mean with love for your homeland it's possible and it's enriching it's not a burden to love more than one homeland and it's not just about nationality it's also about specific things on our. flags have never made me feel patriotic to me homeland has more to do with the landscape in which i find peace the aroma of pumpkin soup cooking and fire pits in the yard the sound

tenets of being an american having citizenship in america the founders took religion very carefully meaning there would be no hindrance of religious observance here but you know there's there's hindrance about going to school there's an entrance. obviously going to work here but if you want to protest a certain kind of protest one that is ideologically in favor that's ok the hub's ocracy of it is just unbelievable but it's traditional institutions that are being crushed by this and i would say crushing any kind of dissent might mean your go ahead well you know just a very important fact about this called the disaster this is the suspicion against religious organizations and it's not only inside the united states it's global you know the french newspapers blamed the orthodox on asterisk in kiev which remained loyal to the joint orthodox church of russia and ukraine that they blamed for the spread of corn even if. the same story about of the jews that you just told us well why is it happening because the more than west an ideology is a religion in itself a very destructive one but it hasn't s

are members who do not want to be part of france who live in france but do not want to accept the tenets of french law and french civilization again it's a small minority but it's a minority that can cause a great you know harm but what i would say this is definitely linked to the trial of the people who collided in the murder of the journalist the got to just shut your door and the question really of do it is so french there's a great tradition in for lots of political. cartoons and of earth and offensiveness in and satire and i think that is not something on which the french need to yield it's something that is bringing them to go there is chilling links there is no to what was said to explore to what happened on friday evening the president wants the combat islamist separatism through education and language and here we have been there grotesque buttering of a teacher how to speak to the public on their opinions on the government plan do you think can you just give us something up i think it's not going to change much on the program of the government and my question is more that the pr

the major tenets of our strategy is to do just that. we launched our action fund last year. we had an exemplary candidate. it turned out that she did not ultimately triumph. who was aas someone wonderful candidate. she was i going to get any recognition. we got involved. the women members got involved. it was a clarion call for what we could do. especially as we learned to work together. the outside support and all that. >> what lessons did you take away from that race? primary, the attack against her was she might compromise the election. that she was a conservative among -- enough. you see women tagged as being too much in the middle? >> i do. absolutely. you are spot on. that was a perfect example. i would argue that she was more conservative than the person who ended up winning. the old patterns emerged. a couple of things happened. even though we lost, we learned a lot. all work hand in glove now. which really was not the way of the past. we talked all of the time. when we work together, we can accomplish great things. they were doing the hard work. the independent expe

not arguing with that at all and that is an obvious tenet secretary for the ministry of primary and secondary education talking to us from hard at it thank you secretary. you might call him africa's robin hood's uglies activist. has embarked on a campaign to return planted artworks from europe back to africa now in some cases literally hand carrying the works from museums and broadcasting live as. she is exploits have gotten into trouble with your horses. start heists take place in the dead of night. had no intention of slipping out quietly the congolese activist for struggle to remove the african funeral pull. eventually the 19th century art work in hand he makes way for the exit. not your position of people where he's met by security. the other campuses that you get out of the city of atlanta my outside of paris court this week issued his defense. busted it to political ownership title papers if we're going to contest the ownership title because in order for there to be theft the has to be the notion of appropriation i want to appropriate things that were everyone's property can someone rea

i have been guided by the tenets ets of catholic guidance. have an obligation to one another.cannot serve ourselves at the expense of others. we have a responsibility to future generations. that is the charge before us today. i know it is hard to see right now. our problems are so systemic. the losses are so catastrophic. at times it feels easy to say we are down, it is over, what is the point. there is no quit in america. words, one day we will look back in all, not at how far we fell but how fiercely we fought back as a country. that sense of hope and possibility reminds me of the first time i met pope francis in 2013 when i had the privilege of attending his inauguration at the vatican. he said, you are always welcome here. he was really sending a message to the world. to put out a welcome sign at the front door of our church. obamaars later, president and i welcome timothy white house. moment, we shared a sense of possibility. it was a very personal moment. our son had just died a few months earlier. time toncis took the meet with our entire family. i live in amazing count

this is what is and what is confusing people france is talking about the need to defend the basic tenets of secularism for a man when micron is saying that we need to defend. against what he described as islamist totally taboo in ism and then there is this case of incident the gruesome murder of teach us some well party where does fun stand here yeah i know a bit bent but actually like people. are like just a bit we'll do it in front because dear realise that. far in this kid came to our school as still i'm too frightened to be able to free. education by the french system 3 ask it all social aid and help. for the powers and so are. and they seem never to have gratitude or worse than. their attacking. pillar of french subsite and of french civilization which is school you know we have. a school which is secular which is compulsory which is free you know enough to pay for school in trials and that's a very old french drew issue all more than 140 years you know it's very often found situation and this terrorist that has been given as if i'm by from eastend of showing any gratitude. he went

focusing the tenet tonight which is the main or it's issue. condemned act as roast beef now all yes we're going to have this in there as harder and. and oh i guess you know all of them are rejecting this and saying it is inexcusable but going to any now if that's the same time what i like yourself where it's. too nice or of us who want to antagonize and want to create it. then you you put yourself 'd. more months it will look. at the same time i think. you cannot be a secular government just about religion all the time. which is contradiction where and cannot be a secular government striving toward a full british press if you so much worried that the that is not is not quite. you have to be. president set free. you have 1st of all get yourself out. ok to speak to about. 5 years about humility and not try to make yourself. ok look. how do you explain that culture has suddenly become the primary fault line between the west and the muslim world because when you when you listen to the french media the basically saying that the biggest problem and

authorities because they're not being allowed to practice their base which is one of the most important tenets of being an american or having citizenship in america if the founders took religion very carefully meaning there would be no hindrance over religious observance here but you know there's you know there's hindrance about going to school there's an immigrant's. obviously going to work here but if you want to protest a certain kind of protest one that is ideologically in favor that's ok the hub spot prosy and that is just an believe people but it's traditional institutions that are being crushed by the us and i would say crushing any kind of dissent might mean you're go ahead well you're not just a very important fact on the score the disaster this is the suspicion against religious organizations that it's not only inside the united states it's global you know the french newspapers blamed often talks on the asterisk in kiev which remained loyal to their joint orthodox church of russia and ukraine that they being blamed for the spread of course meeting. the same story about of the jews th

this time, it's really to violate one of the most fundamental tenets...ce where they have a well—established fear of persecution. the chinese embassy in london told the bbc... the question for those seeking refuge outside of china is, will they be able to see their homeland orfamilies ever they be able to see their homeland or families ever again? and they be able to see their homeland orfamilies ever again? and will there ever be a safe haven for them abroad? in the world of sport, the portuguese football star christiano ronaldo has tested positive for the coronavirus. thejuventus ronaldo has tested positive for the coronavirus. the juventus forward ronaldo has tested positive for the coronavirus. thejuventus forward is not showing any symptoms, but has gone into self isolation. let's go to tolson tollett, who joins us from sportscenter. 35 years old, where did he catch it? it's a hard one to work out because they're in a confined bubble, the portuguese team. but if you think about the fa ct team. but if you think about the fact that they played paris an

it doesn't bode well that during the hearing, judge barrett refused to stand up for the most basic tenet democracy, to uphold the constitution contemplates peaceful transfer of power. she refused to acknowledge that voter discrimination and she refused to recuse herself from any election dispute. make no mistake, president trump was listening and he sees a green light to do whatever he wants. we need to keep fighting this nomination. we need to do everything we can to protect our democracy [inaudible] it's past the house. the right to vote, that means [inaudible] there ithere's nothing more impt for a government if it claims to be for the people, by the people, for the people, not by a dictatorship. senator durbin. >> today on the floor of the united states senate, we are discussing a supreme court vacancy. we should be talking about another topic. america is in the throes of the deadliest pandemic and more than a century. 222,000 americans have died. many states are reporting record numbers of infections and deaths. in my state of illinois, the governor has recently called on the restau

movie, a time to die, have been spooked by the lack of response to the christopher nolan blockbuster tenetut unfortunately the consequences will be cataclysmic for the cinema industry because everything was hinging on that one movie and now it is not coming out until next april sadly it looks like many cinema as we‘ll see another emphasis of how devastating this crisis has been both to our health and economy. the star have another fine mess. stanley johnson, the prime minister was my father, again not wearing a mask properly. he has it around his chin while reading a book. that is a p pa re ntly while reading a book. that is apparently called the chin diaper in america, which is the phrase for it, but not a good look. it is not. i think it looks more like a hammock for a double chin. why do so many people feel like the mask is effective when swung under the chin? 0ur prime minister‘s father sporting this look and it‘s big in supermarkets everywhere, i‘ve begun to challenge people on this and say, could you pull your mascot, please because indeed that‘s what we need, face coverings are requ