u.s. agencies recognizing palestine as a state and that is why six years ago the united states cut off more than eighty million u.s. dollars a year this is a lot of money for this organization we're talking about twenty two percent of its entire budget but it is also quite important to stress that even though the u.s. stopped funding the unesco they still owe the agency around a five hundred million dollars and that is probably also one of the main reasons for secretary of state rex tillerson who wants to stop these payments. you know what we have had the reaction from the unesco director general irina bokova she has expressed profound regrets of the decision after receiving official notification she says by the united states secretary of state mr rex tillerson as that unesco director general i wish to express profound regret at this decision of the us to withdraw from unesco so catalina this is not the first time the u.s. has withdrawn from iraq it was it exactly this is not the first time the reagan administration decided to withdraw from the this organization from the u.s. go in one thou

u.s. intelligence agencies trump says he's waiting on more evidence on this front.

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u.s. intelligence agencies are doing. tracking of all ships entering and leaving north korean ports they can also through satellite observation get the images of what is being loaded onto ships. u.n. and u.s. experts say north korea has built a vast network of overseas clients to date international sanctions the cash starved country is selling cheap weapons to a long list of clients in africa latin america and asia the u.s. is concerned revenue from the arms trade could help korea pursue its nuclear weapons program. the. destined for egypt was later destroyed but in response the trump. froze two hundred ninety million dollars of aid to egypt and is calling on its allies to comply with the tough sanctions imposed. after a string of recent massage a nuclear attack. but for the time being north korea seems determined to find ways to bypass those sanctions. one hundred ten thousand customers of the u.k. based monarch airlines are stranded overseas a policy decision by british authorities not to renew its license to sell packag

u.s. intelligence agencies u.s. president donald trump says the rescue shows pakistan is beginning to respect america again. kenya's government is banning opposition protests in three cities just weeks before the repeat presidential election is held demonstrations be banned in nairobi because to move and mombasa the government says protesters have looted at the time police stations baghdad has denied that it's planning an attack on the autonomous kurdish region of iraq kurdish authorities say they received a warning from the iraqi military of a plan to type on kurdish controlled areas tension has been mounting since iraqi kurds overwhelmingly voted in favor of secession two weeks ago. and those headlines here on al-jazeera i'm back with an update for you in twenty five minutes the stream though is coming next. and you're in the stream now live on you tube today the political turmoil in kenya is the country's upcoming rerun presidential election in jeopardy now that the opposition candidate has withdrawn from the rac

u.s. agencies or departments and governments. should be the highest priority. >> some said we should not do this now. we should wait. now is not the time. ladies and gentlemen, when is is the time going to be there. there is no better way to honor 59 people slaughtered than to take action to prevent this from happening yet again. >> the senator went on to say the tragedy in vegas almost hit close to home. >> my own daughter was going to go. i have an email from her. she was going to go with neighbors and they -- for one reason or another both families decided they would not. they were going to stay at that hotel. that's how close it came to me. and i just thank god it's just one of those misss in life. us. >> i think it's particularly inappropriate to poll lit size stuff look that that happened in a day an a half and en entirely premature to be discussed on legislative discussions if any. >> regardless how many americans are killed doing nothing but gun violence. whether moscow coordinated with trump campaign to situate president

u.s. intelligence agencies they were kidnapped in afghanistan in two thousand and twelve while they were backpacking following their release the u.s. praised the cooperation of the pakistani government and we still have american hostages held by the haqqani network and so again this was a good development and we thank them for it but it's a good sign for the future. hyder has more from islamabad. an intelligence operation. able to recover all five. including mr boyd. american wife children they were under the custody of the. when they were. backpacking the family. and the american they appreciate don however all this happening at a time when friction between islamabad and washington. changed in the u.s. . but the blog astonished retching that day were nor did allow any foreign troops to operate in any joint operation inside. and they would of course. appreciate any actionable intelligence. operation inside their own. more than one hundred police officers and columbia had been fired in connection with the killing of at least six protesting farm workers then were demonstrating over the removal of coca

u.s. they think cuts that funding some eighty million dollars a year huge amounts of money for this agency it really did strike quite to blow but as i said to no great surprise perhaps that this new steps being taken the u.s. says that it now looks out at the end of next year and that is something the director general the outgoing director general irina bokova says that she regrets deeply. i express my deep regrets. remember what i said in two thousand and eleven already when the united states a little schizo voting rights and suspended payment to the united states met the poor in a school and unesco my thoughts for the united states in fact if you go back into history we will see not only that the. united states is a founding member of going to school the whole idea. that you can build peace through education science a culture communication. is basically an american idea. and the threshold of this of course is coming as unesco is voting for its next the director general of the session that we could be hearing with the any day now. what i can tell you is that voting is a very at least for

u.s. intelligence agencies they were kidnapped in afghanistan back in two thousand and twelve while they were backpacking well president out of trouble has been talking about the rescue mission and says it shows that pakistan is all knowing requests to do more for regional security and want to thank the pakistani government want to think pakistan they they were very hard on this and i believe they're starting to respect the united states again it's very important i think a lot of countries right now a lot of countries are starting to respect the united states of america once again we hope to see this type of cooperation and teamwork in helping secure the release of remaining hostages and in our future joint counterterrorism operations. well still to come here on al-jazeera a checkpoint is closed in northern iraq between baghdad and the kurdish regional government intensifies. i'm christian and manhattan where the chinese artist ai wei wei has painted one of the later. coming up i'll tell you which famous new york are you trying to meet. hello central vietnam suffered flooding a couple of days

u.s. says to bypass even agencies and provide direct assistance to persecuted christians in the middle east. could have a company welcome to al-jazeera it's a night that will be long remembered in spain the country's prime minister is calling for calm after all the direct rule over catalonia an hour after the regional parliament declared independence thousands gathered in barcelona chanting liberty and singing traditional catalan songs where regional politicians voted to split from spain it's a major development in the country's worst political crisis in decades on october the third catalan leaders defied a spanish supreme court ruling by holding a referendum on secession madrid sent thousands of police to prevent the vote from happening sparking confrontation with catalans attempting to cast their ballot since their madrid has rejected calls for talks and has now withdrawn regional autonomy and snap election to choose a new regional government will be held on the twenty first of december and resentments has more from barcelona. the moment declare catalonia. it's a session from spain a wave

the u.s. agencypended work in august after security forces began targeting the muslim minority group. hundreds of thousands have since fled into neighboring bangladesh. as kenya election officials continue to count ballots in the election rerun, the cost of the divisive vote is becoming more opinion -- more apparent. clashes taking place today by bringing the death toll to at least five. they have been locked in political uncertainty of versus -- uncertainty ever since the supreme court annulled presidential elections that were held in correspondent: the august. streets of kenya's capital, nairobi, are unusually quiet, worried about the prospect of violence many are staying , indoors. those few who have ventured out have had enough after months of political tension. >> i would like politics to quiet down, so we can continue with our work. we do not want people to fight or kill each other. we want kenya to be peaceful. >> we are fed up with politics. we want life to continue as normal. our incomes are

next, a hearing examining the u.s. agency for international development's food for peace program, as well as ways to distribute food more effectively around the world. >> the foreign relations committee will come to order. we are currently facing an historic a humanitarian crisis. the united states continues to be a world leader in providing more than a third of all emergency food today, over $2 billion annually. sadly, despite our generosity, there are shortfalls due to other nations not meeting the challenge. in that year's deliberations, we have the opportunity to do more without having to in more money -- having to spend more money. a little more than half of our food date is provided by the farm bill, saddling our fees a program with u.s. commodity and cargo preference requirements. requires aid to be sourced almost entirely from u.s. farmers, half of which must be shipped on u.s. flagged vessels. these restrictions result in spending as little as $.35 to $.40 on a dollar on food. let me say this one more time. ,ecause o

the department of defense, military agencies, it is unbelievable the number of u.s. government agencies that were running this russian software. >> what is more unbelievable we knew that kaspersky was from russia and helped iran. why weren't we the ones inside their finding this out. i'm thankful the israelis did this for us. it doesn't take much to connect the dots on this and look at the motivations saying where could the information be going? nobody operates in russia with vladimir putin. if they want something they'll get something. this isn't a democracy over there and not capitalism. it is an iron fist. now it's the fsb and the military side gru. the nsa didn't run kaspersky. i'm shocked we had so many government agencies running this. it makes me wonder how much information the russians have on us now. >> jon: the department of homeland security has ordered all u.s. agencies to get rid of kaspersky software. giving them 90 days to do it. slow motion fix. >> it would be better to operate without it than operate with it for right now. we're in less danger from it

the head of the middle east bureau for the u.s. agency for international development will testify about u.s. efforts to promote democracy and economic growth in lebanon. florida congresswoman layton chairs the

u.s. vice president says the country will no longer fund what he says are ineffective u.n. relief agencies for persecuted and religious minorities in the middle east by pencil's funds will instead be distributed directly through the u.s. agency for international development rosslyn jordan has more from washington d.c. . christian groups in the united states have long wanted their government to do something about what they see as the ongoing persecution of christians in the middle east especially in iraq our fellow christians and all who are persecuted in the middle east should not have to rely on multinational institutions when america can help them directly and tonight it is my privilege to announce that president trump has ordered the state department to stop funding ineffective relief efforts at the united nations pence's announcement was cheered by the oven jellicoe community which wields considerable political influence but officials at both the state department and the u.n. don't yet have a lot of details on the policy and funding changes this does not apply to all u.n. programs it a

u.s. intelligence agencies u.s. president donald trump's taken his most concrete step yet to undo obamacare his predecessor signature health care law he signed an executive order that lets small businesses ban together to buy cheaper health plans with fewer benefits for their employees trump says the obligations under barack obama's plan are too expensive for government and businesses mean mars later on she has called for national unity in an address to the nation on the refugee crisis she's under increasing international pressure over her failure to condemn the army for alleged abuses against the engine more than half a million to skate to bangladesh since the crackdown began in late august so she says she's holding talks with bangladesh about returning some ranjit to me in mar final preparations are underway in thailand for ceremonies marking one year since the past making a deity age hundreds of thousands of mourners are expected to camp near bangkok's grand palace where the late king is lying in state that comes

u.s. agencies had to sign off on the deal, all of which did.o evidence that clinton was informed or involved in the sale. second, the uranium never left the country-- it's not legal to export uranium produced in u.s. mines. the clinton foundation did receive $145 million in contributions from individuals connected to uranium one, beginning at least a year before the sale. and in 2010, the year of the sale, former president bill clinton received $500,000 from a russian bank for a speech he gave in moscow. for now, those all have been deemed legal transactions. but still today, mr. trump once again stoked these stories on twitter, suggesting now that even the obama campaign might've been in on creating the dossier. for the pbs newshour, i'm william brangham. >> woodruff: and for more on the political fallout of today's developments, we are joined by our politics monday team: tamara keith of npr and amy walter of the "cook political report." "politics monday." good to see both of you. i want to ask you about william brangham's reporting, but tam l

u.s. news agency that we're going to have to wipe that out you're going to have to say goodbye to that u.s. defense secretary james mattis has told the senate that washington will give his lamb about another chance to help on afghanistan before taking what he described as punitive action the top u.s. military officer general joseph dunford is accused pakistan's intelligence agency of having ties to groups iraq is to hold financial transactions with its kurdish region in retaliation for last week's secession referendum iraqi state television says that parliament voted in favor of the blockade in order to preserve the interests of the kurdish people the measures are expected to target the regional government leadership the u.s. state department has ordered the expulsion of fifteen cuban diplomatic staff and has given them seven days to leave the country that's after the u.s. reduced its staff and its embassy in cuba citing unexplained injuries to american personnel that cuba's government denies the accusations that it was involved and has called the response from the u.s. reckless and hasty

they're part of the u.s. agency satellite monitoring and space projects complex. in the one nine hundred seventy s. domes changed the landscape of sierra. in in southeastern spain at over two thousand meters altitude continental europe largest observatory was built here the german spanish astronomical center at colorado. helming came to spain in the one nine hundred seventy s. today he is one of the few german engineers who work here he knows the center's history very well. in the. in the one nine hundred sixty s. germany was interested in investing more in astronomy which is why they looked for a location for a new astronomical center. they looked in the northern hemisphere and the southern hemisphere. in the northern hemisphere they looked in france italy greece and spain the best place was here in the south of spain. one line of research at the center is devoted to creating innovative instruments an example is carmen s. . from. carmen s. was an idea that arose at a scientific meeting in two thousand and eight where eleven international institutions agreed to cr

u.s. agencies, and our allies?attis: i know having spoke with secretary mccarthy that he has a process underway with general millie to take the best aspects of rapid equipping and institutionalizing it as the way we do acquisitions in the u.s. army. there is a point in the second question about how do we get the joint force and the department like this. the most important thing is communications and the actual organization of the department. at congresses direction, one which i completely embrace, we will break at addition, technology, and logistics and to research and engineering on one hand and then into acquisitions and sustainment on the other. the intention here is that we move faster in research and engineering. i have lived out in silicon valley for the three years i was retired, and i have seen what american industry is capable of and silken valley and from -- in silicon valley from michigan to boston. we have to open the communication with him must more robustly. .awyers, i love lawyers i don't want my dau

u.s. news agency reported to listen publicly insult and president donald trump in a meeting and that he was going to quit at least fifty people have been killed and eighty others injured by an airstrike in syria's darrow's or province it's not clear who carried out the strikes in the town of al sabah this amateur video reportedly shows the nearby town of maya deen being bombed. and turkey's president has met his iranian counterpart in tehran for talks on kurdish secession efforts turkey's value to take decisive steps to stop kurdish leaders from declaring an independent state from iraq both men oppose the move believing this could cause unrest in their own countries but those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after al-jazeera correspondent thanks so much in life and. i. mean. my name is got them saying. i work at a disease or making documentary films. ever since i was a little boy in my small village in india my dream was to make bollywood films so five years ago i decided i was finally queen to do it for the story i chose and there was one which was closest to my hea

u.s. environmental protection agency chief scott pruitt says he will sign a proposed rule to repeal the u.sclean power plan on tuesday. in a speech to call miners in kentucky on monday, he said -- >> the past administration was using power to use the epa to pick winners and losers in how we generate electricity in this country and that is wrong. theowerplant in the u.s. -- clean powerplant was an obama administration and initiative to cut emissions 32% by 2030. states were assigned reduction targets needed to be reached by building renewable energy production or by setting up market-based systems to trade limited pollution permits. trump: we will save the coal industry. believe me, we will l save it, i love those people. these are great people. >> he cicited an executive order toto rewrite the clelean power t which had already been suspended by the u.s. supreme court, pending legal challenges from folsom field producing states and business groups. environmental groups and former epa officials have denounced the walk back of climate regulations as not only disastrous for the environment, but

. >>> now, the senate foreign relations committee takes a look at the u.s. agency for international development, food for peace program and other ways to district food aid more effectively around the world. the witnesses including the acting director of the food for peace office and an official from the government accountability office. this hearing is 90 minutes. >> our relations committee will come to order. we are currently facing an historic humanitarian crisis with over 800 million people worldwide who are in need of food aid. the united states continues to be the world leader in providing over a third of all emergency food aid, over $2 billion annually. despite our shortfall there are other donor organizations not meeting the challenge. in next year's farm bill operations we want to do more without spending more money. over half of our food aid is provided through the farm bill with the u.s. cargo and preference requirements. the farm bill requires aid to be sourced almost entirely from u.s. farmers, half of which must be shipped on u.s. flag vessels accordin

u.s. information agency film. narrated by jefferson thomas. one of the nine african american students who in 1957 enrolled in little rock arkansas all white central high school. arkansas governor prevented the students from tanding class. until president eisenhower sent 1,000 u.s. army troops and federalized the 10,000 strong arkansas national guard to restore order and enforce school desegregation. in the film mr. thomas and several of the little rock nine reflect on their experience. life beyond high school sp hopes for the future. the film won an academy award in 1965. >>> where do you begin? where do you look? like an ancient battlefield the ground is silent. though people still move in familiar places. now in this field, negro and white run together. remembering not how it was in little rock, arkansas in 1957. perhaps it is best tr those today to look where they're going and not where they have been. but when you're a dark man in a country where the negro is demanding more and more and equal chance, you have the right to look back to disc

u.s. agencies that had to approve the sale, including the state department which was headed at the time by hillary clinton. what was not public knowledge back then in 2010 was a newly reported fbi investigation into shady russian dealings aimed at getting a foothold in the u.s. nuclear sector. there are a lot of dots to be connected. i am glad we have jessica snyder to help us connect them, because this is important. let's begin before we go through those dots with the president making a really unprecedented move since the nixon era. >> it's being criticized. two sources tell cnn president trump did play a hand in getting this gag order lifted, and it's something chuck grassley asked the justice department to do last week, and when it came out an informant wanted to talk saying he had information on the corruption on the uranium deal in 2010, but the informant disclos signed a disclosure statement with the fbi. by wednesday night the gag order was lifted. here's where some people, democrats in particular, are crying foul. the justice department has strict rules limiting any white house inv

u.s. information agency some -- film narrated by jefferson thomas, one of the nine african-american students who in 1957, and rolled in little rock, arkansas's all-white central high school. arkansas's governor prevented the students from attending classes until the president sent -- president eisenhower sent 1000 troops and guards to restore order and enforce school desegregation. in the film, mr. thomas and several others of the little rock nine reflect on their experience, life beyond high school and hopes for the future. the film won an academy award for documentary short subject. ♪ [video clip] ♪ >> where do you begin? where do you look? like an ancient battlefield, the ground is silent though people still move in familiar places. now on this field, negro and white run together remembering how it was in little rock, arkansas in 1957. perhaps it is best for those today to look or they are going and not where they have been. when you are a dark man in a country where the negro is demanding more and more an equal chance, you have the right to look back to discover if you are really moving

u.s. military officer general joseph dunford has accused pakistan's intelligence agency of having ties to groups an accusation that pakistan denies the sullivan job and reports. these are some of the taliban fighters the thirty nine member alliance has been trying to defeat since two thousand and one donald trump is the third president who's come up with another new strategy to win the war and of learning stand his defense secretary and joint chiefs chairman have bearden public hearings before the senate and house armed services committees to explain this strategy shift and once again u.s. officials say pakistan is among the reasons the a failed it's clear to me that the i.s.i. has connections with with terrorist groups and if i could just follow up on something secretary mabus i think over the last several years we've had a bilateral approach to trying to effect the change in pakistan's behavior. it's not about says the latest round of accusations are absurd the cia paid back son millions of dollars to set up the fight to the end of the understand in the one nine hundred seventy s. by his

u.s. intelligence agencies u.s. president donald trump says the rescue shows pakistan is beginning to respect america again. kenya's government is banning opposition protests in three cities just weeks before the repeat presidential election is held demonstrations be banned in nairobi krista move and mombasa the government says protesters have looted and attacked police stations baghdad has denied that it's planning an attack on the autonomous kurdish region of iraq kurdish authorities say they received a warning from the iraqi military of a planned attack on kurdish controlled areas tension has been mounting since iraqi kurds overwhelmingly voted in favor of secession two weeks ago. and i had lines here on al-jazeera i'm back with an update for you in twenty five minutes the stream is coming next. hi emily could be and you're in the stream now live on you tube today the political turmoil in kenya is the country's upcoming presidential election in jeopardy now that the opposition candidate has withdrawn from the rac

u.s. military officer general joseph dunford accused pakistan's intelligence agency of having ties to. fifteen cuban diplomatic staff has been expelled from the u.s. the united states says it took the decision after have failed to protect its staff from alleged sonic attacks cuba's government denies accusations that it was involved and is calling the response from the u.s. reckless and unfounded latin america editor lucy and human reports. cuba is fuming over washington's decision to expel fifteen more cuban diplomats but would it cause unfounded charges of mysterious acoustic attacks against u.s. diplomats in atlanta and many. the foreign ministry energetically protests and denounces this unfounded and acceptable decision along with the pretext used to justify it that the cuban government has not taken the appropriate measures to prevent these alleged incidents from occurring. after months of inconclusive investigations more than sixty percent of u.s. embassy staff here is packing up to go home ordered to leave cuba to protect their health from possible news sonic attacks that have rep

agency. the enriched-uranium was staying in the u.s. entire time.man desantis did bring politics is actually open discussion we should be having, how we deal with uranium and campaign finance reform. what he did use it as fund-raising tool during the 2016 election. what he did was be disingenuous when he talks about collusion with russia. there is a conversation about whether there was collusion -- trish: michael, if we want to figure out what russia is trying to do, that's fine. but we need to actually look at all aspects of this. >> absolutely. trish: we're not just talking about supposed collusion with the donald trump campaign as many on the left keep insisting upon. but we should go all the way back and start looking at some of these deals. we've highlighted this over and over again previously but now we learned fbi was also looking into vladmir putin trying to gain more influence. yes, congressman desantis, spoke with that informant's lawyer. that informant doesn't understand why more information was not brought forward to lawmakers. i tell yo

u.s. intelligence agencies. kenya's government is banning opposition protests in three cities two weeks before the presidential election and we run is due to be held demonstrations have been banned in nairobi because soon the mombasa. my dad has denied accusations that it's planning an imminent imminent attack on the autonomous kurdish region of iraq cocksure authorities say they received a warning from the iraqi military of a planned attack on kurdish controlled areas follows iraqi kurds overwhelmingly voting in favor of independence t.v. show. spain has celebrated its national day with a massive military show of unity as pressure builds on the catalan leader carlos push tomorrow to clarify whether he has declared independence military parades flyovers and marches took place in madrid with smaller scale demonstrations in boston area. and those are the latest headlines coming up next it's al jazeera correspondent i'm back in twenty five minutes. the smallest sprout shows there is really no dare. all goes outward

u.s. intelligence agencies have concluded that russia meddled in the 2016 election. different aspects of that and a different piece that has been brought in. that conclusion was drawn by u.s. intelligence agencies and that's the reason those probes are happening. >> jon: the "wall street journal" editorial went on to suggest that robert mueller's investigation should include the f.b.i., the agency that he until recently ran. and it urges him to go ahead and resign. is there any talk of that in washington or on capitol hill? >> you know, this is fairly recent. i don't know there is any talk of him resigning. robert mueller is somebody who has been respected by both sides, republicans and democrats. obviously there are many republicans, including people here in the white house who aren't happy about that probe and would like for that whole thing to stop, which might be sparked if mueller were to decide to resign. but i don't foresee that happening any time soon. >> jon: that report just broke on tuesday as i mentioned in the "washington post". that might not -- that new

u.s. general takes an aim at pakistan's spy agency. last range of refugees living in bangladesh is makeshift camps facing a health crisis. hello new details are emerging that indicate the last vegas mass shooting was already planned u.s. police say sixty four year old stephen patrick set up cameras outside his hotel room to watch for approaching police assault rifles have been found in the room which. modified to produce automatic fire and a gallagher report. a steven public fires down on a crowd of concert goers on sunday night newly released police body camera footage shows panic and confusion offices scramble to locate the source of the gunfire and get members of the public to safety this is a dramatic snapshot of the moments before public was located on the thirty second floor of the mandalay bay hotel police gave more details of how events unfolded the suspect i can tell you that we know now that he fired off and on for somewhere between nine and eleven minutes we know that the suspect fired over a dozen or so volleys and we know t

u.s. intelligence agencies and in order to contain that congress passed a law promising the release of classified files relation to j.f.k.'s death within twenty five years. has moved from dallas. the twenty eight hundred some files the u.s. national archives is releasing account for the last one percent of the investigative records into the assassination of president john f. kennedy it was in one nine hundred sixty three that the president traveled down this road in his open top motorcade accompanied by his wife when a sniper shot president kennedy in the head killing him and x. still marks the spot where kennedy was slain now the remaining documents are not expected to contain any bombshells that will disprove the official investigations conclusion that lee harvey oswald the sniper had acted alone in killing the president however they are expected to reveal more about the suspect oswald his background his cia profile and a key visit he made to mexico city in the weeks. wired to the assassination of the president in which all swaddled approached the russian and cuban embassies in mexico and repor

u.s. intelligence agencies president donald trump says the rescue shows pakistan is beginning to respect america again kenya's a senate has approved a new amendment to the electoral law enabling the disputed presidential poll to be rerun without opposition leader. the government has also banned protests over the measure citing an imminent danger of breach of peace well those are the top stories risking it all bolivia is next and i'll have more news in half an hour see you then . for. in union sport. in the humid undergrowth of the bolivian jungle a family collects the shells from giant brazil a trophy. i'll go along the way i'm going to my mother get box. ok i'll buy a ball if. the place is infested with insects and snakes. genco the eldest of the feelings had a terrible experience to no longer use the phrase and most of the their ethical code will point to a lot imo but above any there are a lot going on there and i knew i was in within for the whole wonderful me what on . economic signal and it may have been what it had been the mental home the mayor the whole mess in coming up with a mess whe

u.s. agencies that had to approve the sale, including the state department which was headed at the time byillary clinton. what was not public knowledge back then in 2010 was a newly reported fbi investigation into shady russian dealings aimed at getting a foothold in the u.s. nuclear sector. there are a lot of dots to be connected.