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u.k. university of bradford thanks for joining us today great to get your take today here on r.t. international. a former us presidential candidate hillary clinton has attended a graduation ceremony at galle university she followed the tradition by wearing a pretty unconventional hat. a russian. i think it can be done today i know. i was on the way to winning. combination. over twenty eight and russian wiki leaks i inherited nothing from the democratic party. i mean it was bankrupt it was on the verge of in three areas still a very large proportion of the population that is uneasy with women positions of leadership. this just shows how frail hillary is i think she gave a speech to the democratic women leadership convention i think a couple of days ago in washington and more or less admitted she just can't let it go and i think i think it's worrying because the u.s. needs a strong opposition right now and hillary clinton really isn't it over and over again we saw these kind of cackling hyena like and then putting out the shank of just just now i mean over and over again she shows t

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joining me now is enforced ecod he's a korea expert from leeds university in the u.k. first of all what do you see these latest developments how much does it mean for this much hyped sun match up between came john warner and donald trump just showed you for next week is it in jeopardy. it could be i'm hopeful that it isn't i if i can respect the late call it by what your correspondent just said i don't think this came out of nowhere the north koreans always do this kind of thing they play hardball and they like to keep us guessing it was all going fall to smoothly you there for those of us stupid watching this process for a long time so it doesn't surprise me i'm hoping it's just a negotiating tactic so a bump in the road just for suggested there are all the hypotheses it's possible that there are divided councils and tell me yeah i can draw that is very much in charge but i can imagine there are military hardliners who have a lot to loose ready outbreak of peace or they could just be cross there was an understanding that the on going u.s. south korean military exercis

people are pointing to stephen hall per he's a seventy three year old professor at cambridge university in the u.k. he's american born there he's got longstanding ties to both american and british intelligence agencies and apparently infiltrated the administration of u.s. president jimmy carter on behalf of the ronald reagan campaign the department of justice and the f.b.i. will not deny that they there was somebody in the campaign however they have quibbled about the wording they've said this was not a spy this was rather an informant they refused to name whether or not it was steven halper but the question is if it was steven help for this is somebody with a well known reputation links to the cia british intelligence so revealing his identity wouldn't exactly put people's lives in danger or be some kind of huge threat to national security or if it is it's not exactly clear why that would be they haven't communiqué. that this is just the latest episode in the ongoing spat between the trumpet ministration and the intelligence agencies showing that there is a high level of division and insecurity i

people are pointing to stephen hall per he's a seventy three year old professor at cambridge university in the u.k. he's american born there he's got longstanding ties to both american and british intelligence agencies and apparently infiltrated the administration of u.s. president jimmy carter on behalf of the ronald reagan campaign the department of justice and the f.b.i. will not deny that they there was somebody in the campaign however they have quibbled about the wording they've said this was not a spy this was rather an informant they refused to name whether or not it was steven halper but the question is if it was steven help or this is somebody with a well known reputation links to the cia british intelligence so revealing his identity wouldn't exactly put people's lives in danger or be some kind of huge threat to national security or if it is it's not exactly clear why that would be they haven't community. that this is just the latest episode in the ongoing spat between the trumpet ministration and the intelligence agencies showing that there is a high level of division and insecurity in

has added to the informant stephan helper a seventy three year old professor from cambridge university in the u.k. he's a u.s. citizen with long standing links to american and british intelligence served in three republican administrations and he was reportedly part of a high profile spying operation taking back to the nineteen eighties snooping on president jimmy carter's administration for ronald reagan's campaign political commentator steve malzberg but he was spying on a presidential campaign is a worrying sign for democracy. if the obama administration played a role in putting a spy you could call an informant all true spy inside the presidential campaign of the opposition party i mean you know this is this is huge they say bigger than watergate this is just wipes watergate pushes watergate right off the map can you imagine what this means for our democracy and reportedly steffen help were not only met with george papadopoulos more to get him paid for a trip for him to come to london and then end papadopoulos didn't know who this guy was basically and then when he got there and he was meetin

people are pointing to stephen hall per he's a seventy three year old professor at cambridge university in the u.k. he's american born there he's got longstanding ties to both american and british intelligence agencies apparently he worked with the ronald reagan campaign and apparently infiltrated the administration of u.s. president jimmy carter on behalf of the ronald reagan campaign now the f.b.i. in the department of justice will not confirm that he was indeed working for them whether he was a mole they have quibbled however about terminology they've said that this is an informant not a spy they're very specific about the term that they want to use but they won't confirm whether or not mr helper was indeed working for them now mr helper has a long reputation of working with intelligence agencies however at this point they will not release the information and it's not clear why they won't release that information you know it's not clear with his widespread reputation if they were confirmed that he was indeed working for the agency to get information on trump you know that probably wouldn't put

campaign to the suspected informant is stefan the seventy three year old professor from cambridge university in the u.k. he's a u.s. citizen with longstanding links to american and british intelligence and he served in three republican administrations he was reportedly part of a one thousand nine hundred high profile spying operation for reagan's campaign infiltrating president jimmy carter's administration. well earlier the d.o.j. and the f.b.i. didn't deny media allegations that i was actually a mole in the term campaign but they quibble the bit about the language they said that they used the word informant rather than spy they refused to name him for security reasons political commentator steve though says spying it's a worrying sign for democracy. if the obama administration played a role in putting a spy on you you could call them informant all true spy inside the presidential campaign of the opposition party i mean you know this is this is huge they say bigger than watergate this just wipes watergate bush's war to get right off the map can you imagine what this means for our democracy and reporte

the suspect an informant is to find help a seventy three year old professor from cambridge university in the u.k. he is a u.s. citizen with long standing links to american and british intelligence he also served in three republican administrations he was reportedly part of a nineteen eighties high profile spying operation for ronald reagan's campaign that infiltrated president jimmy carter's administration well the d.o.j. and the f.b.i. didn't deny media allegations that there was a mole in the trunk campaign however they seem to quibble with the language using the word informant not by they refused to name him for security reasons a political commentator steve malzberg says such spying so wiring signs for democracy. if the obama administration played a role in putting a spy you could call them informant all to spy inside the presidential campaign of the opposition party i mean you know this is this is huge they say bigger than watergate this just wipes watergate and bush's war to get right off the map can you imagine what this means for our democracy and reportedly steffen help for not only met

has how did the informant stephan helper a seventy three year old professor from cambridge university in the u.k. he's a u.s. citizen with long standing links to american and british intelligence served in three republican administrations and he was reportedly part of a high profile spying operation dating back to the nineteen eighties snooping on president jimmy carter's administration for running for akin's campaign political commentator steve malzberg believes spying on a presidential campaign is a worrying sign for democracy. if the obama administration played a role in putting a spy on you you could call them informant all true spy inside the presidential campaign of the opposition party i mean you know this is this is huge they say bigger than watergate this just wipes watergate and pushes watergate right off the map can you imagine what this means for our democracy and reportedly steffen help for not only met with george papadopoulos lured him paid for a trip for him to come to london and then end papadopoulos didn't know who this guy was basically and then when he got there and he was me

people are pointing to stephen hall per he's a seventy three year old professor at cambridge university in the u.k. he's american born there he's got longstanding ties to both american and british intelligence agencies and apparently infiltrated the administration of u.s. president jimmy carter on behalf of the ronald reagan campaign the department of justice and the f.b.i. will not deny they there was somebody in the campaign however they have quibbled about the wording they've said this was not a spy this was rather an informant they refused to name whether or not it was steven halper but the question is if it was steven help or this is somebody with a well known reputation links to the cia british intelligence so revealing his identity wouldn't exactly put people's lives in danger or be some kind of huge threat to national security or if it is it's not exactly clear why that would be they have a communique. that this is just the latest episode in the ongoing spat between the trumpet ministration and the intelligence agencies showing that there is a high level of division and insecurity in washi

people are pointing to stephen hall per he's a seventy three year old professor at cambridge university in the u.k. he's american born there he's got longstanding ties to both american and british intelligence agencies and apparently infiltrated the administration of u.s. president jimmy carter on behalf of the ronald reagan campaign the department of justice and the f.b.i. will not deny they there was somebody in the campaign however they have quibbled about the wording they've said this was not a spy this was rather an informant they refused to name whether or not it was steven halper but the question is if it was steven help or this is somebody with a well known reputation links to the cia british intelligence so revealing his identity wouldn't exactly put people's lives in danger or be some kind of huge threat to national security or if it is it's not exactly clear why that would be they haven't communicated that this is just the latest episode in the ongoing spat between the trumpet ministration and the intelligence agencies showing that there is a high level of division and insecurity in was

they suspected informant is stephan helper a seventy three year old professor from cambridge university in the u.k. he's a u.s. citizen with longstanding links to american and british intelligence and he served in three republican administrations he was reportedly part of a nine hundred eighty s. high profile spying operation for ronald reagan's campaign that employed treated president jimmy carter's administration. earlier the d.o.j. in the f.b.i. didn't deny media allegations that there was a mole in the truck campaign but they did quibble with the language a bit they used the word informant as opposed to spy they refused to name him for security reasons they said political commentator steve though says such spying is a worrying sign for democracy. if the obama administration played a role in putting a spy you could call them informant i'll choose by inside the presidential campaign of the opposition party i mean you know this is this is huge they say bigger than watergate this just wipes war to get pushes war to get right off the map can you imagine what this means for our democracy and reporte

media has outed the informant as being seventy three year old professor at cambridge university in the u.k. now he's a u.s. citizen with a long standing links to u.s. and british intelligence of served in three republican administrations he was reportedly a part of a high profile spying operation that dated back to the one nine hundred eighty snooping on president jimmy carter's administration for ronald reagan's campaign let's go commentator steve malzberg believes that spying on a presidential campaign is a worrying sign for democracy. if the obama administration played a role in putting a spy you could call an informant all to spy inside the presidential campaign of the opposition party i mean you know this is this is huge they say bigger than watergate this is just wipes watergate pushes watergate right off the map can you imagine what this means for our democracy and reportedly steffen help were not only met with george papadopoulos lured him paid for a trip for him to come to london and then end up but that was didn't know who this guy was basically and then when he got there and he

the suspected informant is stephan he's a seventy three year old professor from cambridge university in the u.k. a u.s. citizen with longstanding links to american and british intelligence and he served in three republican administrations he was reportedly parts of a one thousand nine hundred high profile spying operation he was working for ronald reagan's campaign it was said infiltrating president jimmy carter's administration . well earlier the d.o.j. and the f.b.i. didn't deny media allegations that there was actually a mole in the campaign but they did quibble about the language they used the word informant as opposed to spy and they refused to name him they said for security reasons political commentator steve walz berg says that such spying is a worrying sign for democracy. if the obama administration played a role in putting a spy you could call them informant i'll choose by inside the presidential campaign of the opposition party i mean you know this is this is huge they say bigger than watergate this just wipes watergate and pushes war to get right off the map can you imagine what thi

the suspected informant to stefan how her seventy three year old professor from cambridge university in the u.k. is a u.s. citizen with longstanding links to u.s. and british intelligence and served in three republican administrations he was reportedly part of a nine hundred eighty s. high profile spying operation for ronald reagan's campaign that was said to have infiltrated president jimmy carter's administration. well earlier the d.o.j. and the f.b.i. didn't deny the media allegations that there was a mole in the campaign but they quibble with the language using the word informant as opposed to spy they refused to name then they said for security reasons little come to steve says such spying is a worrying sign for democracy. if the obama administration played a role in putting a spy you could call them informant all true spy inside the presidential campaign of the opposition party i mean you know this is this is huge they say bigger than watergate this just wipes watergate and pushes watergate right off the map can you imagine what this means for our democracy and reportedly steffen help wer

outed the informant is being stefan how three real professor at cambridge university in the u.k. he's a u.s. citizen with long standing links to u.s. and british intelligence alpa served in three republican administrations he was reportedly part of a high profile spying operation dating back to the one thousand nine hundred new ping on president jimmy carter's administration for ronald reagan's campaign. let's say on the line down to steve he's a political commentator and a t.v. host this is there is a juicy story it's a fascinating one and it's a bit of a throwback to the eighty's as we mentioned that trump wants to probe the f.b.i. first of all for placing an informant in his campaign has anything been done wrong here to think the agency may have broken any laws or is this just unethical well i'm not an attorney but i got to tell you if the obama administration played a role in putting a spy and you could call them informant out to spy inside the presidential campaign of the opposition party i mean you know this is this is huge they say bigger than watergate this just wipes wat

media has alstott the informant as a stuff and seventy three year old professor from cambridge university in the u.k. he's a u.s. citizen with a long standing links to american and british intelligence and served in three republican administrations he was reportedly part of a one thousand nine hundred high profile spying operation for ronald reagan's campaign on president jimmy carter's administration and political commentator steve malzberg says such spying is a wiring sign for democracy. if the obama administration played a role in putting a spy you could call an informant all true spy inside the presidential campaign of the opposition party i mean you know this is this is huge they say bigger than watergate this is just wipes watergate pushes war to get right off the map can you imagine what this means for our democracy and reportedly steffen help for not only met with george papadopoulos more to get paid for a trip for him to come to london and then end papadopoulos didn't know who this guy was basically and then when he got there and he was meeting with them said so you know all about the hacki

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suspected informant right here stefan helper a seventy three year old professor from cambridge university in the u.k. he's a u.s. citizen with long standing links to american and british intelligence and served in three republican administrations he was reportedly part of the one nine hundred eighty s. high profile spying operation for ronald reagan's campaign that infiltrated president jimmy carter's administration earlier the d.o.j. and the f.b.i. didn't deny media allegations that there was a mole in the trump campaign but they quibbled with the language using the word informant and not spy they refuse to name him for so-called security reasons and political commentator steve malzberg says such spying is a wiring sign in these times of democracy. if the obama administration played a role in putting a spy you could call them informant all to spy inside the presidential campaign of the opposition party i mean you know this is this is huge they say bigger than watergate this just wipes watergate and bush's war to get right off the map can you imagine what this means for our democracy and reportedly

u.k. in march parker claimed quote the whole world was sure that russia was behind the attack and get some for from dr tara mccormack a lecture in international politics at the university of leicester in the u.k. thanks for your time sure you're listening in as well hear what you think about it how would you assess andrew parker's remarks earlier fair or not fair. well i think you know you are talking about. maybe a soul or misinformation when it comes to the scribbles we need to. work with should be looking much. so her own i mean we've had all this media blackout when it comes to a question about the scruples and likely don't know how to go in there why they were laid it appears they're going to be no it's flat on any reports or the case. notes are a government let's think of business in a gentlemen's agreement between the government and the media what are you going to do because apparently the prime minister series of my came out and said she was almost well but not quite but pretty sure that russia was behind it if the government so sure we saw what what happened you know revocations after that why would you have some sort of dino to slept on it then what's the pro

out of every ten people lives within a volcano danger zone a study last year by the university of bristol in the u.k. estimated that more than a quarter of a million people have been killed by volcanic eruptions in the past five hundred years an average of five hundred forty deaths per year one of the deadliest eruptions in modern times was of mount pelée in the caribbean island of martinique in one thousand no to it completely wiped out the city of some pierre killing thirty thousand people. volcanoes can affect the entire earth's climate the eruption of mt tam bora in what is now indonesia in eight hundred fifteen discharge so much and sulphur dioxide into the atmosphere it blocked sunlight causing extreme cold in the northern hemisphere crop failures and what people at the time called the year without a summer as for kill the way it has been spilling lava continually for more than thirty years most of it flowing harmlessly into the sea but not always but it's really difficult to forecast what might happen and so that makes it really hard to know exactly what native hawaiian spiritual beliefs say

international relations at middle east politics working at several universities among them university of bradford over in the u.k. very good evening see. you do you think that boris johnson has the the powers of persuasion to make a difference county affect donald trump's stance here. i think mr johnson is trying and trying extremely hard to the point that this morning here on fox news channel in order to come up persuade mr president about his fateful decision in a few days time about the future of iran deal but i very much doubt it mr johnson will be in the position to persuade the president you still have no idea about. what decision he's going to make what if he can't look at the wind that picture if you look at kind of the responses from other european leaders . for example to french president after his visit to washington and certainly if you look at trump's rhetoric over the last few days it seems that he is more or less ready to get out of the deal in a few days' time despite the fact that mr johnson is really trying i very much doubt it if he has the necessary power to pursue a donald trump. the e.u. le

u.k. and jennifer hillman from georgetown university law center and ed luce from the "financial times." as i was thinking about this thinking g in i was it was nice for once to focus on someone else's internal problems for a change. as we think about it that in many ways, we have -- we are now 330 days away from exit day and yet, we have no idea how we're getting from point a to point a. in washington, that is never a straight line and that definitely appears to be the case in the u.k. and what i think we want to focus on today is explore those internal brexit politics, because while at the council, we are interested in the foreign policy dynamics and where this is all going after brexit. all politics are local. and what happens with the internal brexit politics is going to determine what the prospects are with the foreign policy framework. let's start there. prime minister may and the u. kfrlt more broadly, they are in a tight spot right now. and just within the last week, we had some personnel turn in evenabinet which is a more split. and so as i -- i'll start with our man on the grou

in history from cambridge university in the u.k.a westover joins me now to answer questions from readers. first congratulations on his book. thank you for joining us for the book club. >> thanks for having me. >> brown: let's go right to the readers questions. there were a lot of them will start with one right now. >> my name is wynn wagenseil. i'm from ocean isle beach, north carolina. my question is how did your world view change so much from your parents? >> brown: okay, so fill in the picture for those who are not familiar with the book but your worldview certainly changed over time. yeah. >> so i was born and raised the youngest of seven children on this really beautiful mountain in southern idaho. but my dad had some radical beliefs and because of those beliefs we were isolated. so i was never allowed to go to school or to the doctor. i didn't even have a birth certificate until i was nine years old which meant that according to the state of idaho and the federal government i just didn't exist. so when i was 16 i decided to tr

u.k. indefinitely, his entire life has been in schooling, university, and now professional work as a structural engineer, but he can't get a british passport. he tells me he fears the knock on the door. assuredprime minister my constituent and the many people like him this cases are analogous that they will get the same consideration and be assisted in obtaining citizenship? the foreign secretary was clear about the offers being made to those people covered by the legislation, the 1971 act, who came to the 90 kingdom before 1973. i am sure the home secretary will ensure the case the lady has raised his looked into carefully. often cases are raised in this house and there is complexity to cases that needs to be looked into carefully, but i am sure the home secretary will ensure it is properly considered. it is the home of the british army and a fine tradition of military service. i'm delighted to say the commander of the garrisons and wife join us in the gallery. , he will leave the army after nearly 40 years service, so could the prime minister join me in thanking him for the tremendous good wo

have also -- i never knew anything about the person i was speaking with who is a university professor at cambridge, in the u.k., at the time. i was invited to participate in a conference in july of 2016, and everything seemed totally normal. frankly, i had been falsely accused myself. we will see what happens in terms of if further details come out. but based on everything i have seen thus far, we still don't have any information. >> we know he was paid a million dollars over five years, pretty good money as a consultant or researcher. but we shall see. who started the conversation, how did the date begin? did he approach you or did he mention russian collusion first? >> it was a multi-day conference, and there were scholars and people from government, both from the united kingdom -- >> i know, but stay focused with me. did he approach you first or did you approach him? >> i don't even recall. we spent a couple days together. it was a long event over several days. >> what i'm saying is, there were lots of scholars there. you have to know the process of grooming someone. when someone is an informant, they don'

have also -- i never knew anything about the person i was speaking with who is a university professor at cambridge in the u.k. at the time. i was invited to participate in a conference in july of 2016 and everything seemed totally normal. and frankly, i have been falsely accused myself and we will see what happens in terms of as further details come out. but based on everything i've seen thus far, we still don't have any information. >> laura: we know he was paid a million dollars over five years. pretty good money as a consultant, or researcher. but you are right. we shall see. but question, before we go on to michael. who started the conversation? how did the date begin? sorry, did he approach you, did he mention russia collusion first? how did it go down? >> it was a multi-day conference and there were scholars and people from government both from the united kingdom -- just >> laura: stay focused with me. did he approach you first? did you approach and? how did you first start speaking? >> i don't even recall. we spent a couple days together. >> laura: a couple days together? >> it was a long event over s