u.s. government . this pageant was staged across the country in plays at chicago stadium, hollywood bowl, it plays in constitution hall in the spring of 1943. eleanor roosevelt goes to the pageant and multiple supreme court justices go to the pageant. a couple hundred members of congress go to this pageant and then hecht rewrites the end of the pageant for the performance in constitution hall and says you are the people that have the power to do something about this, are you going to do something to rescue the jews of europe? he is also writing full-page newspaper ads really incendiary full-page newspaper ads to try to spur action. this is in response to a refugee conference, the bermuda conference which was between great britain and the u.s. a gathering in 1943 that was really for show. there was no intention of changing refugee policy but they wanted to say they had met and so he calls this a reported failure and call to action a calling of mass action on behalf of the jewish victims in europe. then

u.s. government reacting to that. well the reports are that it's already sent some gold to to the united arab emirates and more is to follow later on in the week there's been no formal response from the u.s. government to such but republican senator marco rubio has sent a tweet directly to the embassy of the united arab emirates here in washington saying that he has this information and he wants to remind all of those involved in trading gold from venezuela that they could be subject to u.s. treasury sanctions which have been put in place senator rubio also made mention of the fact that a company known as nur which is based in abu dhabi is the company that is

u.s. government. it is still in existence -- you can listen to it online now and been able tot have do that back then. steve: but the return to my question. how did they get into europe? how do people know when and where to listen? kenneth: the first broadcast, they took army surplus equipment, fluid out to an air base in germany, and broadcast a 20 minute broadcast on july 4, 1950. chosen for its symbolic value. over time, they built transmitters. one key transmitter was in portugal, another headquarter .as in munich they had transmitters that could reach over the iron curtain. there were significant development expenses to how do we overcome soviet jamming? not just soviet and east european governments jamming, there were enormous attempts to block the radio free signal and it would come up with the technical means to overcome that. it was a tremendous scientific feat as well as a feat of organization of propaganda. steve: you are now studying this at harvard and working on a book that is titled "th

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u.s. government imposing the penalty. this includes the 17 saudi nationals sanctioned in november in the khashoggi case as well as individuals in guatemala, nicaragua and gambia. does is track record amount to incredible deterrence? no, my assessment would be it doesn't. but could one envision a track record that does? yes. i think one could be envision. could a future administration bolster the deterrent effect by making clear, publicly and advance, that those responsible for gross violations for those targeting the press, will face consequences for their actions? yes. that is conceivable. could a future congress modified the global magnitsky act to mandate such an outcome concerning cases of journalists or other protected classes? yes, conceivably it could. our other national and international jurisdictions adopting similar human rights and anticorruption sanction laws, global magnitsky laws? yes, they are. the progress insulting and slow. but we are seeing that across a number of national and international jurisdiction

u.s. government. you can listen to it online now in a way that would not have been able to happen back then. steve: how did they get the signal to eastern europe? how do people know where and when to listen? kenneth: they took army surplus equipment. and drove out to an air base in germany and broadcast a 20 minute broadcast on july 4, 1950. chosen for its symbolic value. they built transmitters, key transmitter was in portugal. their headquarters was in munich and had partial transmitters that could reach over the iron curtain. expenses, significant research and development expenses, how do we overcome soviet jamming? the soviet and east european communist government jamming. there were attempts to block radio free europe signal. with meanscome up to overcome that. it was a tremendous scientific feat as well as a feat of organization and propaganda. steve: you are working on a book, the title, the biggest lie, how the cia and the advertising industry taught us how to love the cold war. quite a title.

u.s. government, but clearly the u.s. government is very overtly supporting the attempted ,verthrow of maduro,o, explicity and these flights starting a day after maduro's inauguration on january 10. yes, there's a lot of these coincidental links. it is worth paying close attention to. again, i use coincidental only .ecause we don't really know other people point out to me that -- many people could have a vested interest whether the arms were really aboard that plane or is it possible that this was up toing that was genned really support for maduro. i don't know. we have not been able to determine for a fact that those weapons were loaded aboard that 767 in miami, that somehow they pass through the normally rigorous screening by tsa for air cargo. these are things that are just yet to be investigated. juan: has the company answered in terms of, as you mentioned, they normally were not traveling to venezuela and colombia. the 40 flights, what they were actually in what they have said other than denying they knew what the car

u.s. government which was supporting the colombian government so i think it's very important to be aware of what the u.s. has a role has been terms of military coups in latin america and i think if we if we were i think there are lots of the leaders in europe and elsewhere and a lot of the commentary in the media would be much more much more critical when it comes to reporting the regime change agenda that the u.s. government is committing in venezuela. you know miguel in the reason i'm asking about force because one has to wonder what role elliot abrams of iran contra fame and called by many a war criminal is now in charge of the trumpet ministrations policy regarding venezuela he doesn't strike me as a person that would hold back from using force and plus we had on top of that we had the legal pad gate with mr bolton with saying five thousand troops to colombia which of course he wanted the media to see miguel in claremont go ahead obviously i mean i think that elliot abrams is not only has a legacy in terms of the death squads and which is psychological ops that is the threat the threat

u.s. government reacts early on and the u.s. government has representatives in germany . messersmith and other in the state department are receiving petitions like this from all over the country asking the government to make some kind of statement against -ism . many of these petitions actually are not clear about what they are asking for, they just want some kind of anti- nazi declaration by the u.s. government. when fdr sent this man, william dodd over to germany to be the ambassador in 1933, he tells dodd that the german authorities are treating jews shamefully but he tells them this is not a governmental affair but what fdr means by that, this is something that dodd wrote in his diary so it was kind of an as told to i fdr, but what we think and i think what& fdr meant by that is that it is our job, it is his job to respect germany's national sovereignty, so the story we're telling in this part of the exhibition is actually about multiple attacks on americans. this is a new york times piece covering dozens of attacks and brutal attacks by the essay in 1933. during dodd'

u.s. government is not on trial. this is the trial of el chapo. u.s. about the government actors and mexican government actors are sort of off the table. than the much brbroader issues being considered by the jury. of thehat are some revelations in terms of the complicity of the united states with the sinaloa cartel? people who have been mexico watchers, there have been things in the media particularly by investigative journalists for some time. lawyers for the sinaloa organization met with the del -- dea to provide information about traffickers. the question arises, whether those agreements to provide rival organizations included promises of immunity. witnesses cooperating is the son of the partner of el chapo, testified and he was under the impression that he had been given immunity from the dea. this,a and not -- denies but in the course of making that argument, these documents were entered into the court record. ththe sinaloa lawyers were meetg with the deaea for at least 10 very and they hahave been much aware of the trafficking activities. the dea

u.s. government imposing the penalty. this includes of course the 17 saudi nationals sanction in november in the transfer case as well as in auto mall, nicaragua and gambia. does this track record amount to a credible deterrent could a future administration bolster the deterrent effect by making clear publicly and in advance that those responsible for gross violations of human rights targeting members of the press in countries like russia, china, egypt kameny and mark, turkey and saudi arabia to name some of the leading offenders will face consequences for their actions. yes, that conceivable. could a future of congress modified the act to mandate such an outcome concerning cases of journalists or other protected classes. yes conceivably it could. our other national and international jurisdictions adopt an similar human rights and anticorruption sanctions laws, global magnitsky laws. yes, they are. the progress is halting and slow, but we're seeing that across a number of national and international jurisdictions. and so,

u.s. government apparently talking about a coup or how they were playing to restructure the government of ukraine. exactly i'm not saying the whole u.s. government feels that way the there is there is division on this but the neo conservative element wants very much to change the strategic dynamic in eastern europe. people and they've been at this for a long time they came in around the issue of propaganda they studied how to create hot buttons for the american people they had this experience when they were getting the american people to get excited about central america back in the one nine hundred eighty s. . and they've been applying those same strategy ever since they were dedicated to achieving their goals they still want to get rid of certain governments they want a regime change in syria for instance regime change in iran they're very skilled at this and they have a lot of allies now inside the news media inside the government means that they can do a lot to control the narrative of any story so i think. these days we have somehow told ourselves that there are a lot of ways of deal

u.s. government to advocate more strongly for a level playing field and that figure is almost twice what it was a year ago so i think that's one indicator you know that our member companies are are both looking to the u.s. government you know for support in that respect and they're also hopeful beep said that at the same time american companies in china are increasingly worried that bilateral relations will deteriorate and they're hedging their bets by delaying investment or moving operations. u.s. president donald trump said on monday that he may soon sign an agreement with chinese president xi jinping to end of the trade dispute insisting negotiators were very very close to a deal. now meanwhile germany's economy minister peter has been meeting with key business leaders from the american chamber of commerce here in germany both sides will. to promote a free trade agenda despite the current headwinds from washington and the threat of high a tariffs on german cars and that is why germany is keen to stress its close business ties with the u.s. that's how some facts and figures now some three

u.s. government. you can listen to it online now in a way that would not have been able to happened back then. steve: how did they get the signal to eastern europe? how did people know when and how to listen? kenneth: they took army surplus equipment for about -- out to an air base in germany and broadcast a 20-minute broadcast on july 4, 1950, chosen for symbolic value. and then they developed over time. they built transmitters. i think a key transmitter was in portugal. their headquarters was in munich. they had power transmitters that could reach over the iron curtain. there were significant expenses, research and development expenses about how to overcome soviet jamming. soviet and eastern european communist government jamming. there were enormous attempts to block the signal. they had to come up with technical means to overcome that. it was a tremendous scientific feat as well as a feat of organization propaganda. steve: and you are now studying this at harvard and working on a book. the title "t

u.s. government that the watch list was never shared outside of government hands it was never shared with the private sector now the federal government has acknowledged that it shares its terrorist watch list with more than fourteen hundred private entities including hospitals and universities. but remember. we are supposed to always trust and never question the integrity of our security state. and this my friends is why we must always always be watching the hawks. with. them. but they like you that i got. with. the. welcomer on the watching the i robot and i'm to have a law and. fan not on the terrorist watch list. oh is that you could be i could be you could learn everything i'm arianna finds out last time terrified at last but probably not that. this admission by the government just blows my mind i mean actually you know the lawyers for care got to co-counsels leave him was masry carolyn romero they actually those lawyers at the council american islamic relations they want to read you the questions that they put what this admission does they put this in a brief years what they said and

u.s. government shutdown but will the u.s. president veto the deal and my happy here first glance i just got to see it here just know i'm not i'm not happy on monday night democrats and republicans crafted an agreement giving donald trump just one point three billion for eighty eight kilometers of border fencing not a wall it's a small portion of the five point seven billion trumpet quested added see even less than what the democrats agreed to give him last december before the impasse for that reason there's doubt whether he'll approve the deal i strongly urge the president. to sign this agreement no one gets everything they want in these agreements the president must sign it and not not not cause another shutdown at a cabinet meeting on tuesday trump told reporters he's still considering his next move however it's clear he hasn't given up on his signature campaign promise to build a wall along the southern border of the united states and mexico i consider everything i'm considering everything the white house has said repeated

u.s. government won't recognize her as a citizen, she may be there for some time. family lawyer told us today that they will challenge the u.s. government in court, asserting that hoda muthana is an american citizen and has the right to go home, where she would almost certainly face prosecution. jeff. >> glor: holly williams, thank you very much. 12 survivors of sexual abuse by priests told top catholic officials at the vatican today such attacks can no longer be tolerated. their meeting came one day before pope francis hosts a summit on abuse in the church, and nikki battiste tonight is at the vatican. n. i walked the streets around for a couple hours, worked out things in my mind, and i have a arpose here today. and i'm focused and ready to do it. >> reporter: shaun dogherty came to rome with a weight on his shoulders. he's here to speak out on behalf of fellow sex abuse survivors at the vatican. >> for the sake of innocent children around the world, everything is on the line for this. >> reporter: dogherty's nearly 4,000-mile journey from pennsylvania began more

u.s. government won't recognize her as a citizen, she may be there for some time.he family lawyer told us that they will challenge the u.s. government in court asserting that hoda muthana is an american citizen and has the right to go home where she would almost certainly face prosecution. holly williams, cbs news, london. >>> widespread storms are causing trouble all over the country. winter storm warnings are posted in four corners of the southwest where heavy snow is forecast. rain will bring a risk of flash flooding from ohio to the deep south through the weekend. yesterday, minnesota set a record for the snowiest february in history. out west another storm system is bringing rare snow to places like las vegas, nevada, and flagstaff, arizona. >>> coming up on the "cbs morning news" now, hitting the picket line. why teachers in oakland, california, are walking off the job. >>> and a nightmare for nike after zion williams' sneakers blow out during a game. zion williams' sneakers blow out during a game. migraine with botox®. what if you had fewer headaches and mig

donald trump delivered a stark warning to the venezuelan government on monday the u.s. president stressed his country's commitment to regime change in the south american nation and called on his military to rise up against president. and today i have a message for every official who is helping to keep the duro in place they are risking their future. they are risking their lives you must not follow the duras orders to block humanitarian he's the commander in chief of the national bolivarian armed forces donald trump from miami. they believe what they are now country the days of socialism and communism are numbered not only in venezuela but in nicaragua thank you. charlie donald trump in miami which is tired rhetoric question the rise of a free country to adopt the ideas of christian human socialism i always say she does and you know almost no speech. it's been almost a month since opposition figurehead wangle i don't declared himself into him president of the impoverished country he's locked in an ongoing power struggle with nicolas maduro and discontinuing to clash with

u.s. government of us mainstream media a lot of legitimate arguments but as we started digging into it we did find that the company which set up these pages over the past six months was actually backed by or why are they doing this. a lot of legitimate argument why they voiced seeing legitimate arguments critical of us foreign policy totally journalist the thing to do criticize and discuss stuff right this is censorship selective biased unfair prejudiced and blatant regardless of what you think of ron you call it russia or anything else this trio c.n.n. u.s. funded german marshall fund and facebook working together to selectively censor is highly disturbing but this is the inevitable outcome of breaking facebook to censor here is a taste of the u.s. media acting just like state media. reporter of course ran a colleague's video for russia backed in the now and to us readers because they criticize us foreign policy for example the venezuela coup attempt censorship is the most commonly used word in reactions to this ban the suspected reason is that it didn't reveal its russian funding which

u.s. government. other thing i want to point out and emphasized as well in terms of the cases we're looking at around the countrtry and in oregon, even though the case of heulrahman sameer noorah, disappeared in the trump administration, we have criminal cases like these going back as far as 1988. and so far, we have found 17 here in the u.s. and canada. i can also say we expect to find more and are looking at more and will likely have a list updated by the end of this week. it is an issue that goes back across many presidential administrations. and it is really hard to believe or to think that somebody within the u.s. government has not known about these for some time. shane dixon, what is the most import question you're looking to have answered right now? and what can senators merkley do as well as w wyden? >> i think the most important question that we have right now is, what role, if any, has the u.s. government played in helping to facilitate the departure of maybe not all, but some of these stud

what governments? the u.s canada, the governments from lima, the right-wing governments supporting washington, the european union, and two or three more countries in the world. i had a meeting last friday with over 60 delegations from all over the world, the five continents. we had a meeting. we were very satisfied when we listened to countries from latin america, from the caribbean, from africa, from asia, even some from europe, giving support to the venezuelan constitutional government. doespart from that -- it the aim is not to defend maduro. the aim is to defend the right to any nation to protect its sovereignty and not to interfere in the internal affairs. it is to predict the charter -- protect the charter of the venezuela. we are creating a group. not we. it was not our initiative. some countries without participation are greeting the group which i believe will have protectn 18 members to the charter of the united nations. we are taking actions with the secretary-general, in the in the assembly, even se

u.s. government. it is cynical u.s. government is theming to be worried about humanitarian situation in venezuela, offering a few million dollars wind billions of dollars are being kept away from the venezuelan government's capacity to respond to the deep crisis venezuelans are facing. there is this threat of going into venezuela no matter what. those that accompany trump and his policies are well-known. orse are people like abram bolton that have had well-known predatory military interventions in different p places of t world . obviously, there's no concern whatsoever for the lives of the venezuelan people. the situation is so tense that the 23rd c could be the spark tt starts the violet, even civil war situation, in the country. to find someneed sort of solution, some sort of negotiation that would stop this escalation of violence is absolutely critical. and this has to be done soon because saturday is a very critical day. abouto if you can talk the role of venezuelans themselves in negotiating a solution? the possibil

u.s. government shutdown have stalled.ty negotiations broke down in the dispute over immigrant detention policies. lawmakers may offer a stopgap funding extension to keep the government friday. without a deal, nine federal departments would shut down again just weeks after a record 35 day closing. this morning, china is accusing the u.s. of playing tricks on the eve of high-level trade talks. according to reuters, two american warships sailed through waters claimed by beijing in the south china sea. the chinese navy worn off the u.s. vessels as they tried to assert the navigation rights. a foreign ministry spokesperson would not say if the move was expected impact negotiations. two chinese borrowers missing payment deadlines. group has not returned money due to bondholders. an energy company failed to honor restructured debt payment replan last week. global news, 24 hours a day on air and on tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 20 countries. interesting is china has been trying to he

u.s. government feels that way the. strategic dynamic in eastern europe. people and they've been at this for a long time they came in around the issue of propaganda. for the american people they had this experience when they were getting the american people to get excited about central america back in the. there. and they've been applying those same strategies ever since they were dedicated to achieving their goals they still want to get rid of. control the narrative of any story. these days we have told that there are ways of dealing with. them. viv's can now demonize a leader of a country that sells with the american people so you don't just sort of argue a policy you attack the leader so the neoconservatives became very skilled at picking out leaders finding their ugly traits and then highlighting them unico bitch you might say was a rather clunky political leader but you make him into a devil he's he's totally corrupt and he's evil and he wants to kill people in the made in these wonderful white headed demonstrators so you get a black cat versus white

u.s. government. well we know for a fact that this was done under government pressure but what's taken place is that a series of groups that appear to be private are taking the initial credit starting with c.n.n. the corporate media titan which conducted the investigation but it conducted this fed at best a geisha and at the urging of a group that is actually funded by the u.s. government last year my colleague jeff sprague at the gray zone project reported that one of the directors of the alliance for securing democracy the neo conservative jamie fly was promising that there would be more facebook takedowns in the future after the last year's facebook purge and it appears that in the now is the next victim using c.n.n. to put the pressure on facebook so this has taken place under government pressure. well facebook is also facing pressure from the british parliament a hard hitting report from the house of lords accuses facebook of feeling to protect its users from data breaches as well as from alleged

u.s. government related to jamal's case and it is why in the app. since of action from the administration congress should compel the executive branch to release all intelligence by ols related to what the administration knew about the saudi plans to harm them all and what intelligence agencies have learned about the murder. and the proper response to a situation of this magnitude requires knowledge about what caused the situation and what could happen done to prevent it. the committee to protect journalists also continues to urge the u.n. secretary general to conduct an international criminal investigation the current inquiry into her sixties murder led by the u.n. special rapper to war on actually due to shall summary an arbitrary executions as an important first step and is a welcome development but it is not a replacement for a high level criminal investigation the most chilling message sent by the murder of jamal. is that no one is safe from saudi arabia's brutal reach. but this need not be true a strong response from the u.s. government and fro

u.s. government. smokey the bear. they organized campaigns called the ground observer corps, when they recruited americans to go out and look outside to seek if communist bombers were on their way. they also supported this campaign called the crusade for freedom. steve: the first amendment to the u.s. constitution's freedom of speech, freedom of press. do you worry that what we are getting from the white house, these tweets damage the institution of the free press? kenneth: i couldn't possibly underestimate how much this worry me -- this worries me. how cause causes me anxiety about the future about the public. aware oforian i'm well the fact the government and the press were long at odds. they knew that the free flow of information would be a key way in which authoritarianism could come to the country. what we haven't seen, despite the efforts the white house spin -- the efforts of the white house spin, what we've never seen is this level of attack on the of the touche in a free press. we've never seen plate lying of

u.s. government shutdown.ders of both parties resolved a last-minute snag before signing off. it now goes to president trump a rallyn texas for that will include renewed demands from as much promise border wall. u.k. prime minister theresa may meanwhile, is bringing forward a statement apartment on her brexit deal from wednesday to tuesday. she will say she is not considering a customs union with the e.u., a key demand of jeremy corbyn. the uncertainty dragged u.k. investment to the lowest since the financial crisis last quarter. with gdp rising just .2%. apple tweeted little change as investors shrugged off reports that iphone shipments plotted in china in the last quarter. a researcher says shipments dropped 20%, more than twice the wider chinese the market demands for the iphone has been hit by a triple whammy -- of a slowing may many economy, apple prices and longer replacement cycles. and the trial of former malaysian prime minister -- has been delayed indefinitely. this, as he prepares an appeal against

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