the united states government has said the chinese government must honor its promises to the chinese people. finally, bolivia. the bolivian government announced the expulsion of hundreds of nationals from their country. cuba was not sending doctors and officials to help the bolivian people, but to prop up a pro-cuban regime who sought to maintain the grip on power through electoral fraud. ecuadorjoins brazil and and recognizing the cuban threat to freedom. in each case, these governments re-of the interference to national sovereignty and to defend their own citizens' interest. bravo, bolivia. i'm happy to take a couple questions. >> thank you, mr. secretary. in the settlements announcement, i'm wondering if you are at all ,oncerned that this position the reversal of the previous administration's position, is going to increase the isolation of the u.s., particularly in the u.n. and around the world. pretty much everyone else has held the position that if not illegal, they are at least inconsistent with international law. secondly, if i could, there are a lot of questions about why you have n

as you stated, it refers in the first instance to the united states government and states. it is state action that will be affected. there will also be a two year waiting period for america to adjust to this equality, and then i think what will happen is that the cultural impact of this will be tremendous. private companies will not be able to continue this discriminatory action, so i think that, while in the first instance it has to do with united states government and states, it will reverberate. host: what will companies have to do? will they have to show that they are penitent -- paying men and women equally? guest: i think we will get to that, because i think it is the only way. i was just hearing statistics yesterday about the extraordinary gap for women of color in the news industry or are being paid $50,000 less than their male colleagues doing exactly the same work. it was only when "the washington post" released its transparencies and looked at what they were paying people that they saw that there was this tremendous difference. you might say, we would not look at

reason over the next several months i've been very involved with my counterparts across the united states government and going to other countries in the views of the united states government on these issues. not just with respect to the company, we recognize the risk profile applies to any company. we want to understand what the risk is for putting services internetwork. so when i traveled to the middle east, europe elsewhere, we want to make sure we all have a common understanding of what the risk is, the best strategy for the risk and how we can work together to share information about how the risk may be materializing. that's been a conversation ongoing but we've had very positive feedback so far. >> i would guess everybody agrees about the problem and everybody wants to manage risk. i would doubt based on what i read, i know much less then you do that there are different strategies in some countries will go ahead and keep or by huawei technology is that fair. >> i think there are some countries that are exploring different strategies from the united states and our messages pretty consistent, to

as the united states government has said repeatedly, the chinese communist party must honor its promises to the hong kong people. who only want the freedoms and liberties that the been promised in the declaration a you and filed treaty. and finally, bolivia. the believe in government announced the expulsion of hundreds of cubans officials from the country. it was the right thing to do. kubo wasn't sending doctors and officials to bolivia to help the bleeding people but to prop up a pro-cuba regime headed by evil morales who sought to maintain his grip on power through electoral fraud. olivia joins brazil and ecuador in recognizing the cuban threat to freedom. in each case these governments have acted to protect their own national sovereignty and to defend their own citizens interests. rob o, bolivia. i'm happy take a couple of questions. -- bravo. >> on the settlements announcement, i'm wondering if you're at all concerned that this position, this reversal of the previous administrations position is going to increase the isolation of the u.s., particularly in the u.n. and around the will

as you stated, it refers in the first instance to the united states government and states. it is state action that will be affected in the first run. there will also be a two year waiting period for america to adjust to this equality, and then i think what will happen is that the cultural impact of this will be tremendous. private companies will not be able to continue this discriminatory action, so i think that, while in the first instance it has to do with united states government and states, it will reverberate through this country. >> what will companies have to do? will they have to show that they are penitent paying men and women equally? >> i think we will get to that, because i think it is the only way. i was just hearing statistics yesterday about the extraordinary gap for women of color in the news industry where they are being paid $50,000 less than their male colleagues doing exactly the same work. it was only when "the washington post" released its transparencies and looked at what they were paying people that they saw that there was this tremendous difference.

the algerian government was not from the united states. the revolutionary government and its own right, but good international players? legitimate international players saying we think we can help in this situation. and they are right, the iranians look at them as fellow revolutionaries, it was ultimately islamic country although they don't have an islamic government at that point. likelgerians go in there switzerland, they do a really good job, slowly working through the problems and negotiating a point by point issues. algerians get a lot of credit for resolving this issue. the iranians play one last hard joker, president carter, they are fed up with him, they are furious about the military rescue attempt, they refuse to allow the on syrians to resolve the issue and to free the american hostages. until jimmy carter is out of office and ronald reagan is sworn in. it's not until the inauguration of ronald reagan, 40 four days after the hostage taken that finally puts americans are let going. it's 1981 and ronald reagan is the president of t

likely because they had done it in all sorts of parts of the world and the united states government hadn't done anything about it. also because letelier was a socialist and he was allying with other socialists, but he was a democratic socialist and a peaceful socialist. the government probably thought that nobody would respond to this, that the americans wouldn't care about this, but it turns out when you kill a former ambassador in the united states that is a crime under u.s. law, under the u.s. code, because that person remains a protected person until they die. also, of course, they killed a united states citizen. so these are two separate federal crimes. immediately the fbi descended on to this scene. they took the investigation away from the washington, d.c. police as soon as they realized who the victims were and who the potential, right, criminals were. and so then they had the resources, right, to find people in latin america to help them investigate this. put some pressure and find allies in the state department. and that's eventually what they did. and within about a year and a h

bush the president of the united states government of iraq and the future of your country. belongs to you. in the battle of iraq the united states and our allies have prevailed. what we can do and will do is support the aspirations of the libyan people came you saw i. i might perhaps the vice president of the united states and on behalf of president donald trump and all the american people. let me express the unwavering support of the united states is you the people of venezuela raise your voices in a call for freedom. there was an imaginary goes an enemy out there called russia during the russia gate hoax meanwhile huawei and other 5 g. technologies coming out of china and other technology of china time is actually leapfrogging ahead of the us economically and now b. is basically the currency war so now that whole period of focusing on russia it would be is just a waste of time we should be focusing on the actual rival to the americas very dominant in the us now is the time to. make itself move to see if. we've got to do all. the things in the how to describe this. and i kn

bush the president of the united states government of iraq and the future of your country. belongs to you. in the battle of iraq the united states and our allies have prevailed. what we can do and will do is support the aspirations of the libyan people. the soft side. i might perhaps the vice president of the united states and on behalf of president donald trump and all the american people. let me express the unwavering support of the united states is you the people of venezuela raise your voices in a call for freedom. chose seemed wrong. but old old just told. the old to get to shape out just to come to the ticket and in game trade it was betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation full community. are you going the right way or are you being led somewhere. dialling. what is true what's his face. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. for a mate in the shallowness. i'm going to fulfill the repeated

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reason why the last several months i have been very involved with my counterparts across the united states government and going to other countries. and represent united states government on these issues and not just work that company we recognize the risk profile is or applies to any company. one understand what it is for your any company that is putting incredibly important equipment and services into our network. who when i travel through the middle east, you're up elsewhere, has been we want to make sure we all have a common understanding of what the risk is in the best strategy to mitigate the risk and how we can work together to share information about how that risk is materializing. this been a conversation that is ongoing but we have had very positive feedback who far. it's an i would guess everybody agrees about the problem. everybody wants to manage risk. but i would guess a somewhat irate. i know much less about this and you do that there are different strategies and that some countries are going to go ahead and ate a keep or buy huawei technologies. is that fair. >> there are some countrie

bush the president of the united states government of iraq and the future of your country. along to you. in the battle of iraq the united states and our allies have prevailed. what we can do and will do is support the aspirations of the libyan people. you saw. i might perhaps the vice president of the united states. and on behalf of president donald trump and all the american people. let me express the unwavering support of the united states is you the people of venezuela raise your voices in a call for freedom. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy to confront a should let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. tough and the full of. way or both the food. bank itself mukti about. closing this way got to dog and so hard not to think of the other disappeared the state of the marketplace they call it and i know mr latham if. this is the only thing that we do is music because everybody fights his w

united states. and yet in many ways the clinton administration felt that koresh had left them no alternative. >> the offender there was david koresh. and i do not think the united states governmentonsible for the fact that a bunch of fanatics decided to kill themselves. and i'm sorry that they killed their children. >> it was proved later that the davidians lit that building on fire themselves. but there were literally millions of americans who absolutely believed that the government had murdered those people. >> this whole situation started with violence. it was not justified, not provoked when the atf went in there. and it ended in violence that was not justified and not provoked. >> waco was proof positive to many of these people that this was an aggressive, predatory federal government and now we have to fight back, like the minutemen in 1776, to bear arms to defend their own rights. >> this is the michigan militia, a self-proclaimed fighting force of ordinary citizens preparing to defend themselves against the federal government. >> you will be receiving live fire over your heads this morning. >> there's also an armed militia here in indiana, and at least 20 other states. >

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the united states government is expecting nothing on the individual status. the israeli courts have confirmed the legality of certain settlement activities and it has concluded that others can't be legally sustained. we are not addressing or prejudging the status of the west bank. this does not compel a particular outcome or create any legal obstacle to a negotiated revolution. that wehe conclusion will no longer recognize the israeli settlements as consistent with international law. facts,ased on the unique history and circumstances in the west bank. does not decide legal conclusions regarding situations. finally, calling the establishment of civilian settlements inconsistent with their law has not worked. -- with international law has not worked. the hard truth is they will never be a judicial revolution -- resolution. this is a complex political problem that can only be solved by negotiations screen the israelis and the palestinians. the united states remains deeply committed to helping facilitate peace. i would do everything i can to help with this cause.

state. we're looking at the oil assets. important to the government of venezuela it will make a big difference to the united states economically if we could have american oil companies invest in and produce the oil capabilities in. that i reached the source of the absurdity in venezuela's economy. then when i tried to exchange the dollars i had with me. as well as the official exchange rate for the. parallel black market right. could find the prevailing black market exchange rate from a facebook page. now things have changed. maybe. by controlling. anyone citizens against their government. they. saw. 2 opposing sides of being trying to explain the crisis in venezuela. economic sabotage. used as an excuse. how socialism in venezuela has affected a once prosperous nation. venezuela is hell of course isn't it socialist free for all socialist economic model socialist utopia this is not a failed socialist state. socialist venezuela this is the socialist dilemma wasn't socialism i don't think so because actually during that period you know the vast majority were in the private sector. and they didn't come anywhere near say france wh

the united states government is conscious of that but doesn't see them as a primary threat. we are still thinking soviet union. we are still thinking the communist party and iran. that's the real fear. iran to become a proxy state of the soviet union. all that oil suddenly under the soviet control. we never really take as seriously as related to the islamic presence. it was there. what happens when those students come in and despite the fact that the claimant was peaceful, a few of them at least had weapons. something was off from the beginning about their so-called peaceful intent. they do though at first sees the hostages in the sense thinking it might only be a day, two days, it's not exactly clear what's going to happen. and as time goes on and things don't get resolved decisions are being made in all parts of the iranian government. one decision that is made is kind of fascinating. it's the iranians decide that because they are good islamic people is not right to keep women as hostages. so they give matt members of the delegation the right to leave. so who are these ira

state owned oil monopoly we're looking at the oil assets. of the government of venezuela it will make a big difference to the united states economically if we could have american oil companies invest in oil capabilities. and i reached the source of the absurdity in venezuela as economy. then when i tried to exchange the dollars i had with me. as well as the official exchange rate for the. black market right. from a facebook page. things have changed they can find it on instagram. opponent of the regime in the usa well maybe. by controlling the exchange rate anyone could citizens against government. 2 opposing sides have been trying to explain the crisis in venezuela. the suffering is caused by american sanctions and internal economic sabotage. that theory is based on reality. and is often used as an excuse. to. socialism is to blame. has affected a prosperous nation. free for all. this is not a. socialist venezuela this is the socialist dilemma. socialism i don't think so because actually during the period when you know the vast majority were in the private sector. they didn't come anywhere near say france which has 55 percent of its g.d.p.

government. trying to run foreign affairs united states. these events have been characterized by some pretty strong statements we've heard talk of a grave constitutional crisis and even been treated to talk about a coup in the white house not only does cheney sort of defend iran contra but he argues that iran contra is actually a model for how the u.s. should be conducting its national security policy he is a radical subscriber to this notion of the unitary executive effectively what you're doing is saying on certain parts of american policy we don't have a democracy we have a dictatorship. as a matter of fact i was. very definitely involved in the decisions about support to the freedom fighters my idea to begin with. in my opinion there is no justification for further restrictions on the power and flexibility a future president. in the national security lead today is mostly composed of people who hit the revolving door multiple times during their long nomination of richard b. cheney to be secretary of the friends is a make a name for thems

you have the entire power of the united states government behind you. if she was doing whatever, investigate. you have fbi, cia, everything in the world. a politico article from january 2017? go do it. if she was breaking the law of course, we heard ad nauseam, ad infinitum about the stupid emails, but i'm just saying as someone who has seen this before, let me tell you, trouble is coming. they will not lose three democrats on impeachment vote. if you look at the way these senators are acting sean, you have a big role to play here. you've got to bring some strategy to this. you cannot put mick mulvaney on tv. god's sake, nobody likes him. that's not good. could you imagine in the middle of all this, david kendall is gallivanting around with two goons? y'all got to get a team in place. see all these pro-trump people here? they want you to fight back. they want you to get organized. they want you to take it to them, not fooling around with broad guarantee and all that stuff. these guys are ready to fight. you got to give them some leadership. >> do you ag

there because you just said something that's very interesting there may be a reason for the united states government the government of chris hedges and rick sanchez for the country where we live to do things from time to time in other places right but it seems like what you just described is something where no one asked chris no one asked rick no one talked to our media no one talked to our congress it just happens out of thin air we go and destabilize the government doesn't that seem crazy yeah but that's you know decades of practice of the you know the so-called invisible state was the but it's how the cia operates they operate you know completely in the shadows and they operate on the be hast of the business interests i mean united fruit didn't want arbenz around before they got rid of them so on and on and on this goes back decades and decades and decades it of it's about the maintenance of empire and that's what we're seeing in bolivia where i lived in bolivia the spanish in bolivia this is the powder and now they found lithium it believed well they had apparently and that is a huge it is the o

government has a very simple policy which is that war crimes are never committed by the united states or by its military that it simply does not happen and when you take that view you immediately begin to turn around and say well we can punish anyone who thinks otherwise and quite candidly the united states government can punish countries that push against it economically and through sanctions we've asked the i.c.c. for comment and we'll bring you any reply we wish see if. they hate him but they want him that's how the syrian president bashar al assad describes relations between europe and the turkish leader and an exclusive interview with r.t. that's the 1st time he's spoken to an international channel and more than a year you can watch it in full here on monday as well as on our website r.t. dot com but for now here's a quick preview. i don't know you're antagonistic with nato nations turkey but with. and arguably yourself must be aware that western policy is liable for blowback into the european union what have you made of say european union government's response to the possible. o

the united states government. it a whole government effort we are witnessing or is it somewhat ad hoc in the you midst of foreign policy concerns arctic late by secretary of state pompeo recently in a speech declaring china's threats to this country is simply unacceptable. >> all i can speak to is what the fcc believes. from our perspective these two companies present a national security risk to the united states. i have done many trips abroad where we presented a coherent and consistent message. lou: what's the response? >> it's generally favorable. other countries understand the risk. lou: there is also a competitive risk here and a structural risk. that is, the companies we assumed would be in the lead in this country on 5g, at&t principle among them haven't been -- principal among them, haven't been hitting their markers. what will this mean for the adaptation of u.s. telecom. >> we have been implementing the 5g fast plan, making it easier to deploy infrastructure in the future, whether it's wireless or new en

was the president of the united states directly involved in pressuring the new government in ukraine for investigations into the bidens and the 2016 presidential election here in the united states? did they talk about that on an unsecured phone call the day after the president's infamous july 25th phone conversation with ukraine's new leader president zelensky. we could get -- chris, we could get plenty of answers this morning. >> yeah. and also,down, this umbrella defense that corruption was always so important to this president and it was always on the agenda. was it? sondland is going to be literally the bullseye on that this morning. and what they've been calling the gordon problem, you know, now this is going to fall on congressional republicans. let's begin on capitol hill with cnn's congressional correspondent manu raju. you know, manu, look. they talk a lot about what's coming their way, what it could mean, what's the word on today? >> reporter: well, democrats and republicans who i've spoken with both agree on this. that today could be the most pivotal day of the proceedings

corporations that have the fire power of small nation states that could you know overthrow some small governments around the world. in essence we in the united states have privatized the ultimate public function war. on you know right now you know bombs of the time with the like food. you know munitions and. so by that it's. in iraq. and that's a tease we're firing 6000000 dollars within seconds coming back we are me in going up again. there's no hope of any more because there's always a small cobble of people for whom war is really really good business. it doesn't matter that we're losing the war in afghanistan albertan could care less it's good for them good for profit. margins you know the mentally ill. i don't want this you have no no it's kind of a. bad law how would this whole go about of before you really did if not then i don't know your last year alone. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic developments only hastily i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. imagine being 635 and you have a

corporations that have the firepower of small nation states that could you know overthrow some small governments around the world. in essence we in the united states have privatized the ultimate public function war. i want to get on the market right now even obama's of got a time limit there like food. you know munitions as good as what you know so buy that it's new to cut. and you can take. a look. in iraq that if these fields and i faith is where firing 6000000 dollars within seconds coming back we are me and going up again. there's no hope and harm because there's always a small cobble of people for wars really really good business. it doesn't matter that we're losing the war in afghanistan albertan could care less it's good for them good for profit. oh sure sure and then. it ought to have knowledge of the. bad luck i was hopeful about oh you'll be good enough if it were your last year alone. the world is driven by a dream shaped by. the dares thinks. we dare to ask. gunpowder was introduced in a changed global geopolitics forever and you can't on invent gunpowder coyness change now the whole notion of what money is and you cannot uninve

first, i think it confirms what we have been saying at the state department and the united states government for some time now about what is taking place. very significant human rights abuses. it shows that it is not random. it is intentional. it is ongoing. i think those papers confirm that. i think the world can see that. i think it is the case now that you will see many more countries around the world acknowledging what is taking place and working alongside the united states to create space and improve human rights conditions. i am hopeful that the release of those papers will encourage others to join in what we view as a very important outcome we are trying to achieve. yes, ma'am. >> i have a comment for the department on the new numbers reports coming out. there is new information that the communist party has detained up to one million leaders. does the state department have any response to that number? our best analysis is that is a reasonable number if you think about the number of persons who have over time been held, detained, or wrongfully denied their fundamental human rights. we

united states, our philosophy is to partner where we can come and stand apart when we should. and we work together with the obama white house on many issues, and yet we sued the united states governmentonce, but four times, over the surveillance and privacy issues that were surfacing in the wake of the snowden disclosures. we've had the opportunity to work with president trump in the trump white house on important initiatives around issues like cybersecurity. we have brought a lawsuit, together with princeton university and a princeton student to address the issues that are facing the dreamers. we have employees that benefit from the daca legislation whose ability to stay in the united states is impacted by the executive order that changed that. but i will say the other thing we really seem to do, regardless of who is in government in this country or in any other, is to focus on the issues, address the substance, be respectful of in someand not engage of the more dramatic name-calling that i think will take us backward rather than move us forward. as a company, we need to be a force for constructive dialogue and progress. that is the kind of philosophical tenets around which we remai

corporations that have the firepower of small nation states that could you know overthrow some small governments around the world. in essence we in the united states have privatized the ultimate public function war. i want to get on the market right now even obama's of go to time with the like food . you know munitions as good as got the loan so by this new growth cut. you can treatment. in iraq that if this feels and i say t's we're firing 6000000 dollars within seconds coming back we are me in going up again. there's no oath and harm because there's always a small cobble of people for a war really really good business. it doesn't matter that we're losing the war in afghanistan albertan could care less it's good for them good for profit. oh you should know then. i thought that you have no knowledge of the. bad luck i was hopeful about oh you were good enough if it were your last year alone. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by the curse of those words. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. join me every thursday on the all excitement show and i'll be speaking to get a little the politics sports business i'm show business i'll see that. o

>> that is why i have been very involved not just domestically but across the united states government to other countries and representatives of the united states government on these issues and not just with respect to the company, we recognize the risk profile applies to any company, we want to understand the risk framework for any company putting incredibly important services into our network so our message for our allies has been we want to make sure we all have common understanding what the risk is and how we might work together to share information about how the risk may be materializing. that is a conversation that is ongoing but we had positive feedback so far. >> everybody agrees about the problem. i would doubt based on what i read that there are different strategies and they keep or by huawei technology. >> some countries are exploring different strategies from the united states and our method is pretty consistent but to the extent you disagree with the security assessment, we respect your right to make whatever decision you want but speaking for the united states we don't be