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groundless accusations or political communications professor at the university of tehran told us america's official reports tell a very different story concerning iran's alleged involvement. you may remember a couple of years after nine eleven the united states and nine eleven commission a published report more than five hundred pages reports you have any indication that iran is anybody the sponsor of the second problem is the issue of sovereignty that it. is a sovereign country you don't have assets about one point six billion dollars in luxemburg funds of frozen as part of. difficulties that existed with you dance nucleus we had the agreement in two thousand and sixteen the funds were supposed to be released basically in two thousand and fifteen actually to keeping iranian people's money simple has not join us again in thirty minutes for the latest updates. breaks it comes down. to how there was a crack she used to do crack when i was a little kid my dad he was like a bust so you know like what i mean when i was a baby but i had a bad childhood. there's always single mothers in african-a

that used to be the deal. corporate america used to be the deal as well. bad,f things went everybody shared the loss, from the ceo to the secretary. that bargain has been broken. that bargain has been broken. it has happened gradually, but consistently. it is broken badly. we need a new corporate ethic in america. of are going to hear a hell a lot more about it from me. just this. look at that tax cut last year. look at that tax cut. $1.9 trillion. how quickly republicans forget that the deficit makes a difference. $1.9 trillion. the vast majority of it went to 1% top 1%, the top 1/10 of of the taxpayers in america. little or nothing going to hard-working people struggling to put three squares on the table. even worse, it added $1.9 trillion to the deficit, but not a single economist will tell you that can be sustained long-term. and they know it can't be sustained. expression,nother he would say don't tell me what you value, show me your budget and i will tell you what you value. show me your budget and i will tell you what you value. those of us who have

the best interest of the security of europe europe has never said no to us fuel more expensive and hard to transit didn't stop america from warring wiring and attacking the us ambassador in the rain went as far as threatening countries involved in the project with sanctions as you the united states strongly opposes north stream to the pipeline pose a serious geopolitical consequences to our european allies and baldness we continue to stress that firms operating in the russian and export pipeline sector i'm gage an exhibit says that carries significant sanctions risk doesn't put it we are not part of these political speculations we're concentrating on our work yes its critics called it any stake but they apparently elect their political means to stop it not seem to do is a. mistake and will not serve the best you have ever interest. so we're protecting germany we're protecting friends we're taking all of these countries. and the united states commends all our european partners who's taken a strong stand against north stream to. the north stream to project that is anti european project. it will look a little bit massiv

such groundless accusations a political communications professor at the university of tehran told us america's official reports tell a different story concerning iran's involvement. you may remember a couple of years after nine eleven the united states and nine eleven commission are published for more than five hundred pages reports you have any indication there. is any response the second problem is. that it. is a sovereign country you don't have assets. about one point six billion dollars in. funds of frozen as part of. difficult is that existed nuclear program had nothing to do with nine eleven issues and since we had the agreement in two thousand and sixteen the funds were supposed to be released basically in two thousand and fifteen actually took people's money in luxembourg as well disappears . donald trump's decision to recognize israeli sovereignty over the golan heights triggered a wave of condemnation at the un security council on wednesday the territory which sits between israel syria jordan and lebanon was seized by israel in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven and then formally

us. america and russia is even worse than what's today then how it was under a rock a bomb attack but there is another important dimension to this this investigation has cost something to cheer in all senses five million dollars thirty five million dollars that could have been better spent on tackling widespread poverty across the u.s. and i think the american taxpayer should be angry and they need to direct back at the men and women who work some american mainstream media such as c n n because it is an american major that bolton oatley this investigation and so i think that this is now an opportunity for that to be an investigation in america into the conduct of the american mainstream media because a lot more layers investigation and i have a lot of respects the midst of a lot isn't just a geisha has demonstrated there was no loss in interference in two thousand and sixteen yet mainstream media in america told the american public told the world that it will sit they need to be investigated and they need to be shamed to have and live we're going to do our best on this program and moving fo

search groundless accusations of political communication professor at the university of tehran told us america's official reports tell a different story concerning iran's involvement. you may remember a couple of years after nine eleven the united states and nine eleven commission a published report more than five hundred pages reports you have any indication that iran is in any way responsible the second problem is the issue of sovereignty it. is a sovereign country you don't have assets about one point six billion dollars in luxemburg funds of frozen as part of. difficult is that existed nuclear program had nothing to do with nine eleven issues and since we had the agreement in two thousand and sixteen. the funds are supposed to be released basically in two thousand and fifteen actually to keeping you going people's money . has not just the fish now you're up to date i'll have you next aussie news off the world appalled ways of the options for sunday's presidential election in ukraine. seize private companies that have got a lot of v.c. venture capital funding are ready to go public this year

this is a huge problem for us but it's a challenge for the whole world, like the u.s., europe and latin americaoment to move forward, go ahead and help this relief of venezuelan people from the tragedy. liz: you know, we are hearing from venezuelans who continue to call us and say they don't like what they see happening in america, socialist alexandria ocasio-cortez, omar, also joining other democrats, sending the trump administration a letter criticizing the trump's white house and the trump administration's actions on venezuela, we are hearing venezuelans are worried about what's happening inside the u.s. for the push for socialism here. is that what you're hearing? >> well, absolutely because we -- we need the support not only of the trump administration but from the american people, because at some point the u.s. government may need to move and react and use power against maduro, that's why it's important for us to have the support of the republicans but also the democrats, the trump administration. liz: they are not there. they are pushing -- wait, they are pushing for socialism here and c

us. it is the promise of america. it is the notion in our dna that, given a shot, everybody deserves a shot, the promise that we can do anything that is within our capacity. lisa, when your dad was being raised, he wasn't at all certain that his daughter could be a u.s. congressman, or he could be the success he was. but it was the promise of america he never gave up on. tommy, the same with you. what made it so that a guy with your background, a good background but normal, middle-class, could be a united states senator and head up major committees? it is an idea that is stronger than any army, bigger than any it gives hope to the most desperate people on earth. if you travel the world, you know i am not exaggerating one scintilla. it instills in every single person in this country the belief that no matter where they start out in life there is nothing they can't achieve if they work at it. that is who we are. there is no stratification in america, except the races and that existed and still exists in many places. her

report concluding there is no evidence of conspiring russia's foreign ministry accuses us of treating latin america as its colony in response to washington's claims of moscow's military interference in the south american nation. washington defends its recognition of israeli control over syria's golan heights un security council. has been welcomed only by israel itself. it was a little bit messy here but don't be mistaken this pipeline is being built for italy according to its own chad you. and artie's is at the site where the nord stream to gas pipeline is expected to make landfall in germany construction work is in full swing and so is political pressure on the project. you're watching r.t. international live from our studio here with me. to the program. the full report of special counsel law but one is probe into alleged russian collusion is going to be made public in the coming weeks that's according to the u.s. justice department president trump himself has called the investigation a disgrace. we're going to get really really old because we're going to try to get you never to have to want to ge

it is something that fits with our nation's values, daily landscape, and is part of what makes us america. >> our first price high school goes to ella grace rodriguez, justin witting ham, and luke sand. they're also our fan favorite winners and won an extra $500. >> but then we realized that being an america is about so much more than national pride. it's about freedoms that allow our country to adjust. >> we often forget the important role that journalism plays in our nation's survival. >> the first prize high school are jacob salmon, matthew moran, and riley vander hall. >> did you guys know it's almost the 50th anniversary? it was a land mark case in 1969 that helped affirm first amendment rights to students. in protest to the vietnam war, they wore arm bands leading to school suspension. >> west goes to christian granados and gabriel wright. >> in this age we often lose sight of what america was founded on. one of the most important ideals was that every man is represented. this is what makes us american, voting, the concept that everyone who's affected by government gets a say in the

is something that fits with our nation's values, our daily landscape and is part of what makes us america. >> our first prize high school east goes to ella grace rodriguez, justin whittingham and luke sand from winter park high school in winter park, florida, for comfortably not. honoring america's right to a free press and our fan favorite winners and won an extra $500. >> then we realized being an american is about so much more than national pride. it's about the freedoms that allow our country to function in a fair and just manner. >> amidst the flurry of fake news and other controversies we forget the important role that journalism plays in our nation's survival. >> the high school central winners jacob, matthew, and riley. from urbandale high school in urbandale iowa for fighting for a better tomorrow. >> did you guys know it's almost a 50th anniversary of the supreme court case? >> what's that? >> it was a landmark case in 1969 that helped affirm first amendment rates to students and protest to american involvement in the vietnam war john and mary beth wore arm bands to show their d

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folks, there used to be a basic bargain in america. i know you are tired of hearing me say this, i have been saying it for 20 years, a basic bargain in america, a bargain that built the middle-class. it went like this. if the outfitter enterprise you are associated with succeeded, you got to share in the benefits. that used to be the deal, not a joke. incorporate america, it used to be the deal as well. and if they went bad for the outfit you worked for, everybody shared the loss, from the ceo to the secretary. that bargain has been broken. that bargain has been broken, and it has happened gradually but consistently. it is broken badly. we need a new corporate ethic in america, which i won't take time to go into now but you are going to hear a hell of a lot more about it from me. [applause] just look, look at that tax cut last year. look at that tax cut. $1.9 trillion. how quickly republicans forget that the deficit make a difference. i don't know how that happened. $1.9 trillion. the vast majority of it went not only to the top 1%, th

it is something that fits with our nation's values, landscape, and is part of what makes us america. >> of first prize high school to a group from winter florida,\.chool from they are also our fan favorite winter. -- winner. >> we realize being an american is so much more about national pride, it's about freedoms that allow us to function in a fair manner. >> we often forget the important role journalism plays in our nation's survival. >> the first price high school central winners are from urbandale high school in urbandale, iowa. >> did you know it is a must the 50th anniversary of tinker versus des moines? it held that first amendment , they woretudents westnds >> the first prize goes to colorado springs, colorado. >> we often [indiscernible] one of the most important ideas is that every man is representative. this is what makes us american. voting. everyone gets a say in their government. >> the grand prize winner of $5,000 from imagine international academy of north texas for their video, "what needs to be american." >> our american institution is one of the most unique in the w

few of us can imagine what it is like living near these tunnels. we were proud that americal are working together to stop these rocket attacks and destroy these tunnels. [applause] >> this trip was comprehensive. it gave us a wide-angle view of the challenges and the opportunities that israel and america have in the region. but the trip was more than just learning about israel. we learned about ourselves and became friends with one another. i love you, denver. >> i love you, susie. [applause] i do love her. [laughter] we forged relationships that will be crucial in finding common ground on this and other important issues facing our country. you gave us hope that the bipartisanship that exists here is possible everywhere. [applause] >> so tomorrow when you go to capitol hill, know that you are doing the most american thing possible. [cheers and applause] you are using your voice and advocating for what you believe is right. >> and when you get home and you are once again bombarded with stories about how america is divided, how democrats and republicans don't work together, re

america. i'd say the number. they've matter to us is over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crime happens each day. eighty five percent of global wealth he longs to be ultra rich eight point six percent world market thirty percent some with four hundred five hundred three first second first second and fifth when he rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars ai industrial park but don't let the numbers over. the only number you need to remember one is you know who are committing the one and only. it we're back with say out in mexico's undersecretary for north america and late they closed out in the us and ca talks espousing the challenges mexico is facing in their relations with its northern neighbor so mr said a trump is justifying the steel and aliment in tariffs we have just touched upon by concerns of national security. just using that as pretext or does mexico now have to work on not being seen as a threat to the united states. there is no way mexican steel could be a thr

us to analyze the picket lines. only grows contributor to america's lawyer joins us to break down the state of u.s. airport infrastructure and we are back on bob seamus stephen williamson the author of walk chain the next everything joins us to find out what could be the fate of the fast growing thin all that directly ahead but first we had some that was let's go today is the united states is department of housing and urban development charges facebook twenty eight thousand the claim reasonable cause to believe the social media companies ad targeting system opened the door to violations of the fair housing act hud secretary ben carson released a statement saying facebook is discriminating against people based based upon who they are and where they live using a computer to limit a person's housing choices can be just as discriminatory as slamming the door and someone's face. facebook faced similar accusations in twenty sixteen following a pro publica report when the publication found that the ethnic affinities tool could be used to exclude people of color from seeing certain ads placed on facebook f

latest trade figures from the us commerce department are due out ina few hours and they are unlikely to meet the president happy. donald trump likes to complain about america's. when the us imports more than it exports he sees it as further proof that america is being ripped off. the latest release is expected to show america's trade deficit went up in december despite tariffs which were meant to make imports more expensive and less appealing to consumers to buy. most economists view the trade balance through a different perspective, pointing out that consumers buying more goods and services from abroad can be a sign of a strong economy. other data to watch out for this wednesday, the latest report on private payrolls and fourth—quarter earnings from teen retailers abercrombie and fitch and american eagle outfitters. joining us is laura cooper, head of fx solutions and strategy at rbc wealth management. good morning. good morning. you in particular have been watching stirling this week and there is so much news flow about brexit this week. absolutely. we did see the pound rise to an eight month high last week on these expectations that we could see an extens

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us. america is a very important market for our brands. porsche, audi mainly.e are trying to really avoid this conflict. francine: matt miller, anchor of the european open, at the big event standing by with another chief executive. over to you. matt: thanks. i'm here with the ceo of lamborghini. pleasure to talk to you. let me ask you about this electrification push. it is really the theme of the show but leonard jeannie is all about internal combustion engines. how much longer will that last? stefano: we are different from the others. no doubt about it, we have to be ready for the shift of the future. have in aere we will couple of years. i don't want to say when exactly, not because we are not ready, but because still this product is an incredible success with our customers. matt: one of the things i wonder about is production. can you make enough cars to meet demand? or how many do you decide to sell as you are always selling out? stefano: that is the thing we are managing today. the trade and growth and right level of alexa dimi -- exclusivity is the point.

nation's values, it is part of what makes us america. >> first place high school east goes to ella, justin and luc from winter park high school in .inter park, florida fo they are also the fan favorite winner, winning an extra $500. >> don't we realize that being an american is about so much more than national pride? it is about the freedoms that allow us to function in a safe and just manner. >> in the midst of fake news and controversies, we forget the important role journalism plays in our nation's survival. >> the first prize high school winners, from urbandale high school in urbandale, iowa, for "fighting for a better tomorrow." >> did you know it is almost the 50th anniversary of the des moines court case? >> what is that? >> a landmark case in 1969 that affirmed the first amendment rights of students and protested involvement in the vietnam war. >> the first prize high school west goes to christian and gabriel from william j palmer high school in colorado springs, colorado for "what it means to be american, voting." one of the most important ideals in america's government is that ev

us strong. the way he cozies up to dictators and won't even admit that america has been attacked by the russiansming at us. a president's job is to be the commander in chief. he is not making america stronger, he's making america weaker. you want to talk about what our military is concerned with? read our reports on climate change. the military knows if we don't do anything, there's more extremism. we have a president that can't even admit that threat. >> last couple of questions quickly. venezuela. i sometimes think the neocons are back and want to take our army to south america. >> using military enter very long -- interventions in the last 20 years as gone really, really well. iraq, you can go through the places. but you know what, we're going to do to need our allies to do it. >> should we bring back -- if it's president booker, would you restore american support for the iranian nuclear deal? >> i'm a strong supporter of that deal. i think it was the thing that best protected israel and israel's safety. i think what this president has allowed iran to do, they have grown in strength. we see t

setting us on a path towards making america work again, pulling us together, not cracking apart the divisionsr country as president trump does. but seeing our divisions, knowing who we are, and inspiring us to pull together and to strength our place on the world stage, to restore respect for the presidency, and to be able to actually macon gress and our government work again. >> all right. making america work again, looking forward. spoken, if i may, like someone who may have an insight as to the what themes of the campaign might be. let me get this out there. what's told you definitively whether he will run? >> he's told me that is he all but certain he's going to run. he hasn't made that last decision, but as you heard in his remarks to the firefighters convention yesterday, he's feeling very optimistic about the prospects and is preparing for a run but has not made that final decision. i expect that soon. >> all right. the all but certain he is going to run is the new almost there bar. you've just raised it i think from 95 to 97.5% and that's new this morning. i do appreciate that. you lis

us. america is not prepared for the -- for this. your average private citizen or company is simply no match against a nation state such as china, iran, north korea, or russia. it is not a fair fight. until now, our government has done far too little to back them up. president trump made homeland security his number one priority. not number two, number three, or four. it is pillar one in the u.s. national security strategy. secretary of homeland security, i am running with the mandate to obtain the resources and security authorities and to execute the changes we need to fully transform homeland security, and give the american people the protection they deserve. [applause] sec. nielsen: our new dhs strategic plan integrates our mission across agencies and offices to reflect a unified approach, no longer mired in the individual authorities of a given component. the first goal is to come that -- combat terrorism and homeland threats. our department was built in response to a complex coordinated and catastrophic terrorist plot, and we co

us. america's new commercial spacecraft, spacex dragon, has successfully undocked from the internationalwn in the atlantic ocean within the next hour. if the mission is a success, nasa will allow the craft to carry astronauts later this year. 0ur science correspondent pallab ghosh has the latest. it could not have gone any better. a successful splashdown for the dragon spacecraft. a mission where everything went like clockwork. the day began with the crew of the international space station saying bye to the capsule they may be using on their next mission. a space suited dummy called ripley is on board. nearly six hours later and we see it enter the earth's atmosphere. it's heat sealed using untested technology. it seems to have worked. it goes exactly to plan. the splashdown was beautiful. the engineers and technicians and everybody on the ground will be checking over all the numbers and data and making sure everything is good for a future mission later this year hopefully. once thought that back nasa is hoping for a return to his golden era. when 50 years ago, it was able to send astron

us. america is not prepared for the spirit your average private citizen or company is simply no match against a nation state such as china, iran, north korea, or russia. it is not a fair fight. until now, our government has done far too little to back them up. president trump made homeland security his number one priority. not number two, number three, were number four. he is pillar one in the u.s. national security strategy. the homeland security are running with the mandate to obtain the resources and security authorities and to execute the changes we need to fully transform homeland security and give the american people the protection they deserve. [applause] sec. nielsen: our new dhs to do all we can to ensure we know who is traveling to the u.s. and to prevent the series -- nefarious actors from carrying out attacks on the homeland. to thwart terrorist plotting dhs , has recently put in place some of the most sweeping security enhancements in a decade. we have instituted tougher vetting and tighter screening in a travel system to prevent terrorists from infiltrating the united states, in

i like it when liberals are doing it, because it is engagement that makes us great. in america, everybody had a newspaper, everybody was involved in the community, involved in some organization -- i can't remember the words he used because i am running out of gas here, but it was something uniquely american and we engaged in our system of government. i have been around the world in the last couple of years to know this, while it is not necessarily unique, is really special. we do it better than everybody else put together, and that is one of the reasons why we are great. [applause] >> how great is it to have mick maldini back? -- mick mulvaney back? thank you for being here. [applause] >> we will let you get off and get on with your life. [applause] >> thank you, sir. great job. >> not yet, no. i will let you know. i was watching. [laughter] [applause] that was fun. all right, that puts me in a good mood. do you even know that is going on on your television sets? i don't know, are you watching any of that? we are so overjoyed that you all are here.

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