|j including four us nationals but doesn't mention that attack.he kurds because there is never any expectation that we would stay there forever. we were there to do a job to ride —— rid isis and it is now winding down. there is the expectation that we are supposed to leave. i do concede there are some big problems when the president gives one order and his advisers seem to roll it back and thatis advisers seem to roll it back and that is an area of concern. i think the president needs to be more firm on the president needs to be more firm o n exa ctly the president needs to be more firm on exactly what is policy is, and then the action needs to follow. you would absolutely stand behind getting us troops out as soon as possible still? absolutely, because the mission has been accomplished. if you leave troops there, there has to be some critical threat to the united states security, and there isn't one. we have two withdrew —— withdraw the troops because this is the civil war and you have the russians, iranians, syrians and our ally turkey that is e

because of the shutdown, as you know, we have the great clemson team with us, national champions. so we went off and we ordered american fast food. paid for by me. >> before letting the team have at the food the president showed off piles of pizza, fries and more than 300 burgers. >> do you prefer mcdonald's or wendy's? >> i like them all. if it's american i like it. it's all american stuff. but it's good stuff. >> and the president didn't stop there also offering this football scouting report for one of the members of his cabinet. >> joining us today we have a few of our biggest fans, secretary of the treasury steve mnuchkin. where's steve? never make your team that i can

are there and so the garbage is piling up the bathrooms are a mess and it's just a mess at the us national parks furthermore the us federal bureau of indian affairs which takes care of native americans is shut down so many native americans are not receiving the services that they depend on from the federal government such as health care education and the maintenance of tribal properties and such it's also important to note that in the early hours of the new year the u.s. border patrol fired tear gas against a crowd of one hundred fifty central americans who they claimed were actually trying to breach the u.s. border so that's the situation we're in this is day number twelve two weeks in to the u.s. federal government being shut down trump standing firm in his demand for the wall the democrats standing firm and saying they will not give it to him a showdown in washington d.c. the federal government remains shut down americans are biting their nails and wondering what is going to happen next yeah bring us all the very latest details the launch from new york on the spot kill him open things.

is powerless let me just come in on the on the through the challenge to the united nations if you so well posed by the us president donald trump andrea when he was still president elect in two thousand and six he said when do you see the united nations solving problems they don't they cause problems do you agree. you know i think the united nations has. a problem in that if it isn't properly represented i mean look most of the countries of the world don't you know we only have five permanent members of the security council so there's been a lot of calls for that structure to be revamped to increase the representation if you don't if you have a body that purports to speak for the whole world but but there are many countries that are not represented that creates these kind of imbalances that we see and i say you know yeah i think the u.n. i would say is trying to solve problems but often unintentionally or use an exaggeration of magnifies the problems that are magnificent of the united nations how does he make me for the problems whether it's of offending of offending for operations is very heavily weighte

president's policy that killed 1a people, including 1a policy that killed 1a people, including 1k us nationalshe us should not leave the area at some point? no, i'm not in favour of the area at some point? no, i'm not infavourofan the area at some point? no, i'm not in favour of an indefinite us presence in syria, but i think the way this whole policy has been rolled out, as i said, it is the left—hand not in co—ordination with the right hand, and the various different senior administration officials have not in saying the same thing. surely that is bad policy and also as i said earlier, it emboldened both isis remnants on the ground who want to use this momentum right now to try to show that in fact they are not defeated and that they will struggle against the then inflict casualties for a weeks and months to come. itjust so happened that this attack occurred powerless before vice president pence's address in the state department and it was a hot spot in a town in northern syria that has contested right now i kurdish forces, turkish forces, russian forces, turkish forces, russian forces and u

president erdogan of turkey has said it is impossible to accept or swallow comments by the us nationalantees for kurdish fighters in syria, after us troops pull out. mr erdogan described john bolton's demand as a serious mistake. selin girit has more from istanbul. when donald trump announced his decision to withdraw us troops from syria, ankara saw that as a green light to attack its arch enemies in syria, the kurdish ypg forces, but this is something the united states wanted to avoid. on a mission to the region, us national security adviserjohn bolton raised a new condition on the withdrawal — that turkey should agree to protect america's kurdish allies. this was not acceptable for turkey. president erdogan said kurdish ypg should be regarded as terrorists. translation: bolton has made a serious mistake and whoever thinks like this has also made a mistake. it is not possible for us to make a compromise on this point. those who are part of the terror corridor in syria will receive the necessary lesson. there is no single difference between the pkk, the syrian kurdish ypg and daesh. sy

others used national guard fl. national guard troops is different than using corps of engineers to build and construct. >> do you believe we are at a moment that this is, oh, my god, if we don't shut the border the country's going to get overrun by invaders or something? that's the way, to me, that emergency power would be used, no? >> i think it's been -- we faced the same thing with president obama where he would use definitions for things it wasn't the intent of. we face the same thing with president trump, 232 emergency actions for some of the tariffs on steel and aluminum, which i don't agree with those. we do have a very, very serious issue at the border. there's no question we have a record number of individuals coming as families. >> is it worth shutting the government down? >> what? >> is it worth shutting the government down over? >> here's the struggle i have on this, chuck. the president's made no secret for the past year when we get to appropriations for this year, hess not going to sign an appropriati

keeps a heavy hand on iranian sanctions other nations may not be following along r.t. producer issiah tab injured tells us how some nations are keeping iranian oil flowing and later with the markets on a roller coaster for the past few weeks john brace of investors advantage joins us to analyze trading in this unusual market atmosphere the air is getting then all that in our sights but first we had a right to some headlines let's go to. saudi arabia leads our global report today is the middle east monarchy returns to the international bond market since the murder of dissident journalist inside the saudi embassy in turkey j.p. morgan h.s.b.c. citi group e. and b. para best and c b capital will be involved in managing the saudi coffers seven point five billion dollars from international lenders the return of prominent names in banking to a major deal involving saudi arabia suggest that deep pocketed lenders are less concerned about public association with the house of saud just over three months after the butchering of washington post columnist jamal khashoggi with us a tele jets agencies believe was ordere

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i said last night that if president trump can use a national emergency declaration to build a border wall what would stop a democratic president from declaring a healthcare emergency, and declaring a national emergency to create a single-payer healthcare system in this country i wouldn't advise a democratic president do that but i'm not sure what the president would be but they wouldn't be able to get congress and the public to get beyond the border wall with mexico that nobody wants and declares a national emergency and builds anyway. what wouldn't stop any future president from doing the same thing and a host of other policy areas. what would stop a president from declaring a healthcare national emergency because they can't get the legislation passed through the united states senate to cure a national emergency shifting money around from place to pla place. i don't think that this isue an avenue the federal government should go down because there will be a democratic president someday and if you can just declare a national emergency and move billions of dollars around because you c

the us national security adviser, john bolton, made that warning that, if us diplomat saw the oppositionargeted, that there will be a significant response. what does he mean by that? well, i think what you're saying now certainly tremendous diplomatic, economic and diplomatic pressure, but i thinkjohn bolton and others have gone so far as the essentially say that all options are on the table. we certainly don't know what all options been, but one could certainly surmise that that maybe includes the use of the us military. if there is some sort of threat of us military intervention, and then the us doesn't carry through with that, if there a real concern here that, if there a real concern here that the us is bluffing? yes, absolutely, and in fact, maybe that's. .. you know, absolutely, and in fact, maybe that's... you know, earlieri absolutely, and in fact, maybe that's... you know, earlier i think we had reporting that 400 russian contractors were on the ground. of course, russia denies that, but there are media reports saying that they are on the ground, that could be part of the attemp

tell us about the state of the economy of this royal which nation.in place and so this will add two more uncertainty for the people living there, won't it? the people of venezuela have grown accustomed to all these serious economic troubles. a shortage of food and medicine, 3 million people have left the country due to the crisis. hyperinflation has made the currency virtually worthless. so the venezuelan economy and the people there are used to this scenario. what happens now is how will politics affect the future of venezuelan? the country trying to get support from abroad. it is trying to implement a crypto currency scheme to avoid a total ba n kru ptcy currency scheme to avoid a total ba nkru ptcy of currency scheme to avoid a total bankruptcy of the country. there are still many questions to see how the political crisis will affect the economy which is already in a bad state. weakening global growth and donald trump's trade row with china have dominated the world economic forum ‘s annual gathering in davos. the chief executive of micron has warn

the president threatens to declare a national emergency so you can use the military to build a wall without going through congress. is either side prepared to budge? >>> hiring boom. a blockbuster jobs report shows u.s. companies have been hiring a lot of new workers, and the fed chairman suggests he'll ease up on the interest rate throttle. the result? stock markets come roaring back. >>> and cat and mouse. sources say the trump administration is scouting out sites for a second summit with kim jong-un. but as the president boasts about their relationship, is the north korean dictator playing a cat and mouse game with the president? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> breaking news. two weeks into the government shutdown, president trump warns it could go on for months or even years without money for his border wall. after delivering that threat to congressional leaders, the president launched into a rambling statement and news conference, saying his border barrier could be a see-through wall made out of steel and that he could use national em

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part of being realistic is recognizing to create a world of perfectly crafted nation in which the borders are congruent us with national identity every single solution that you come up with for a local conflict the british versus the irish and every other conflict, every single one is a range of places where the border should be with a reasonable legitimate argument on both sides and when you say who gets to be independent 1700 independent national languages and thousand more dialects. and with the numbers of people involved every language is spoken by millions of people that could reasonably fix we should be independent to one of the arguments i make in the book there was no way to understand those trade-offs that a world of independent nations is a compromise to turn that into a vision but based on a pragmatic compromise anarchy means not for individuals every single tribe or clan will conduct its own foreign policy. human beings live like that that's where abraham is living up on a hill with his goats and his sheep he needs to go to war so he gathers the clans to gather it is extraordinary that is one

nations . thank you very much for being with us president -- bridget type -- and has rebuked the us national security adviser for demanding that turkey it does not harm. kurdish fighters in syria. ones accusing john bolton complicate plan to withdraw us troops that on sept bolton who held talks with turkish officials in ankara on tuesday but left without meeting the president. made a serious mistake in such conditions the tech is military role after the us withdrawal world. syrian kurds full alongside us troops against the islamic state group in northeast syria trump's decision to withdraw two thousand us troops took the pentagon by surprise. went against defense stopped vice and could leave the syrian kurdish ypg fighters vulnerable to attack by the turks. turkeys president's words make that attacks seem all the more likely. well done on the side and then it is not possible to except for smaller the message given by adults and from israel. mom was. indeed. that is in one of the the us it is not possible for us to make compromises on this point. those self parts of the terror corridor in syria will r

every other nation to pick a side no more delays no more games either you stand with the forces of freedom or you're in league with material and his may sound familiar either you're with us. if you love freedom and with nations with your bridge freedom or you are the enemy yes their ideas are not new but now they're linking arms in the global spotlight some call them the axis of evil or the troika of tyranny meet mike pompei oh elliott abrams and john bolton the three amigos of imperialism john bolton was a big supporter of the iraq war and he represented the united states in the united nations an organization he really didn't care for very much united states makes the u.n. work work and that is exactly the way you should be because the. united states is. like balm peo is the new kid on the block without very much experience as head of the cia he tried to get the authority to conduct drone strikes in afghanistan without the pentagon's oversight and he worked day and night to rip up the iran nuclear deal at the center of it is not interested in a campaign of economic pressure to starve the really regime of the revenue it uses to fund stabilization of these throughout the

i'm richelle carey this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes the us national security advisor john bolton visits israel saying american troops won't leave syria until i saw is defeated first. place in sudan fired tear gas and stun grenades as protests against president omar al bashir continue.

specific president, has a demonstrated history throughout his campaign and his presidency of using national security as a pretepre to achieve political objectives. >> is that dangerous? >> as a national security policy professional, i can't begin to tell you how dangerous i think that is. because it has different effects. one hand, he has the potential to abuse national security legal authority. so the constitution grants the president and certain acts grant the president these wide latitude of authorities to act in a real national emergency. a reeal national security threa. the trouble is there is no information that has been provided in the public domain indicating that the border wall, the $5 billion that he wants, actually would achieve a national security or homeland security objective. there is certainly a humanitarian problem. there certainly needs to be more immigration judges and there is a whole host of border and immigration security legislation that is likely needed. but the border wall money is a political issue for the president. and what concerns me is that he is going down t

quick break but hang in here because when we return aren't you bruce or sly a tab under tells us how some nations are keeping iranian oil flowing as u.s. tries to keep a heavy hand on iranian sanctions and later john grace of investors advantage joins us to l. why is trading in this unusual market atmosphere and the resulting volatility as we go to break here the numbers at the closing bell we'll be back in a while. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy to let it be an arms race is on offense here in dramatic development only mostly i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. the most important moments are when the principals the minister or the president actually ask your opinion when that happens you are on your own. to you actually. have to say what you think. u.s. veterans who come back from war often tell those same stories. we're going after the people who were killing civilians they were not interested in the wellbeing of their own soldiers either they're already several generations of them

generals, admirals and national security people come to us and tell us that this is a national security challenge in terms of conflicts that erupts because of limitation of assets, migrations that occur, droughts, weather conditions that challenge the communities that people live in and create unease and unrest. and it is a moral issue. if you believe that this planet is god's creation, i join with our evaluation gel call community. we are must be good stewards of it. if you don't share that view but you do agree that we owe it to future generation to a responsible way, again, it is a moral issue. that is one of the challenges. have accomplished a climate select committee on climate. this is about creating good paying dream jobs, good paying dream jobs. and ending some of the denials that are there. and secondly, this is something that i think hits home, no pun intended and that is the homelessness issue that exists. have to think in a very drastic way about this. and i'll quote dr. king. dr. king said there is no time to eninjure to take the drug of gradualism. we cannot think incremen

with the united states but i think the us has more bases throughout the world than any country should i mean they just don't need a military in terms of national security so i don't see why the us should have a base they are i think it could only be viewed as an aggressive stance again towards countries it doesn't like like venezuela political pressure is putting a major us russian space program in jeopardy plenty more on the other one more besides up to this. you know like the e.k.g. for countries is their ten year bond rate you look at that you say oh that country southie the country is not healthy well looks like the health of the chinese economy based on that their interest rates are better than america. join me every day on the alex i'm unsure when i'll be speaking to a guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. you know world of big partisan. and conspiracy it's time to wait to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight f

much destabilization as the sanctions against venezuela were being announced some notice that the us national security advisers note it was turned to what was reported as on it was written five thousand troops to colombia a country sharing a boulder with venezuela whether it was an accident or no it's colombia's foreign mistake calls home strongly rejected the idea saying that colombia intends to use only diplomatic tools. and the reach of the no. look is taking in the trade war between the united states and china now with just a month left before washington hikes tariffs once again and a bid to find a lasting truce chinese officials and the u.s. capitol where they got something of that lackluster welcome alive now to evangelise up south some more and i'm sure no one on the expectations from this meeting. will after the surprise that the u.s. had for china we don't know what the expectations are anymore well as you mentioned today marks the two day meeting between the two sides on the trade talks and perhaps the might come to an agreement but what's the chinese side arrived the chinese delega

together, let us make the progress of every family in every community and city across the nation real. thank you for your leadership. thank you all. [applause] >> i want to thank speaker pelosi for being here with us. always supporting the u.s. conference of mayors. this session is adjourned, guys. let's get to our best practices work shops. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org. [indiscernible] >> good afternoon. welcome, mayors, i will have you take your seats in a packed house, not surprised, i want to thank all of you for being here. i am kevin faulkner, mayor of the great city of san diego,

expanding beyond just politicians and federal employees now people are looking at the fact that the us national parks are facing a garbage and human waste overflow the federal workers who are carrying out maintenance activities on u.s. national parks are not getting paid or not working as part of the federal government shutdown and so a lot of damage is being done to the facilities and u.s. national parks now furthermore with the federal bureau of indian affairs shut down native americans who depend on the u.s. federal government for services like health care education as well as grounds keeping on native american tribal property apparently they are not getting these services either now at this point the hinge disagreement that is keeping the government shut down the division between the congress and the president is over the issue of trump's calls for border security the democrats think there needs to be a fence the republicans think there needs to be a wall this is a semantical disagreement do we have a fence or do we have a wall let's review this big division about what we call the barrier b

tucky is waiting for us national security adviser dawn bolton with a list of good months on top form this list is that this moment all for kaddish y p d a fight is that it considers terrorists u.s. forces had the white p.d. of the heights off the fight against oz still calling them the most effective force against the group unarmed tuckey wants them only does the butt out of the as they control. the border also talk you want us to call them once it takes over from the us forces the top off finishing what remains of flights in the city of course. that region city. for us troop withdrawal from syria we are seeing intensive fighting going on between opposition groups the higher feeders shaam ts which many people say east allied to the east on the offensive trying to finish the few a position groups in the west and. been caught in. the free syrian army a group supported by just over my took the tallent of. the negotiations with elders and asked for the removal of militias in that column all these to try and position themselves as the most dominant group in the part of syria and put a que

on food stamps, millions of people expecting to get a refund on their taxes, people who want to use national parks, people who want to get farm assistance -- that is why we have bills on the floor that we are going to send to the senate. i want to read you one more quote. of course not, he said. remember me? i am the guy that gets us out of shutdowns. it is a failed policy. mitch mcconnell, 2014, cnn. it is a failed policy and we ought to stop it. >> madam speaker, is there any hope of -- [inaudible] >> we will make a few brief remarks, then happy to answer questions. vice pres. pence: we just ended a very short meeting in the situation room. the president invited the republican and democratic leadership because we are facing not only a partial government shutdown, but we are also facing a humanitarian and security crisis at our southern border. this past week, the president and i and these leaders met on two separate occasions. all those in the room directed staff to spend the weekend working over proposals. we incorporated democratic ideas and language in our proposal and made an offer to

unanimous votes because of a bipartisan compromise with millions of dollars of resourceste to protect us national security. so it is possible for the lpresident to hold them hostage to pay for his wall that he promised that mexico would pay for it if we stop holding them hostage we could pay these bills s but now we get the vast majority for the good of the american people. and also makes sense the department of homeland security. we did that here in the senate republicans and democrats alike. we should not shut down the very agency responsible for securing the borders over fight the best way to secure ourr border. stop paying them in the close down the government. does that make a secure? of course, it doesn't everyone agrees democrats and republicans alike we need to keep our border safe and secure but smart border security that will work. new technology. >> and those professionals mr. cornyn: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from texas is recognized. mr. cornyn: madam president, my colleagues, the first order of business for the 116th congress is to finish the business of th

joining us right now is national political reporter for the "washington post." d i want to talk to you. explain why the president's using these fear numbers. >> so it will be interesting to see if he even uses numbers tonight. he may want to stay away from him because that has been undercutting his argument so much. first heard 4,000 known or suspected terrorists that border. even the white house is saying sarah sanders shouldn't have said that. and we found there are only six migrants who came through the sugtdern border who were on one of those watch lists. when you talk about special interest aliens, it is immigrants from outside the western hemisphere who happen to be on the southern border. they're also flagged as a special interest alien because of their travel pat nch. but it's a much lower bar and being a known or suspected tarbrist is much lower than being awrested. i spoke to someone today who said we're missing the forests or the trees because really most important number is zeer eo. zero immigrants have been arrested in recent history on terrorism rel

let me just to come in on the on the to the united nations if you so well but suppose by two us president donald trump i'm trail. when he was still president elect two thousand sixty said when do you see the united nations solving problems? they don't take calls problems do you agree. i'm you know i think the united nations has as as a problem that in that it it isn't properly represented i mean. most of the countries of the world art and don't you know we only have five permanent members of the security council so there's been a lot of calls. for that structure to be revamped to increase the representation if you don't if you have a body that purports to speak for the whole world but but there are many countries that are not represented that creates these kind of imbalances. that we see and i think you know yeah i think that you and i would say is trying to solve problems but often unintentionally unusually exacerbations magnifies the problems that are manifested at the united nations how does he magnifies the problems whether. this of the funding of the funding for operations is very he

militia which turkey views as a terror group but was instrumental in defeating eisel on sunday the us national security advisor i'd line the preconditions for a military pollard now objectives that we want to accomplish that condition the withdrawal we don't think that took saw to undertake military action that's not fully coordinated with and agreed to by the united states so that they meet the president's requirement that the syrian opposition forces that have fought with us and not endangered john bolton made that statement during a visit to jerusalem where he met with israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu to discuss the changing dynamics of the syrian conflict he was attempting to allay is really concerns about or really an influence in syria which has been growing since donald trump initially announced then on conditional troop withdrawal. so our boys our young women are men they're all coming back and they're coming back now there will be a strong deliberate and the orderly withdrawal of u.s. forces from syria very deliberate very orderly. the middle east analyst told us he believes

united states and turkey is growing over the american troop withdrawal from syria president of the us national security advisor on his visit to ankara recently slamming the conditions that have now been set for the pullout that hawkins has the story to leave or not to leave that is the question or more specifically when and how as a syrian civil war draws to a close the situation in the north of the country is anything but calm it's a game of chess every player has a piece and the situation is not just black vs white and the kurdish question is once again central with john bolton visiting turkey and israel to mediate a settlement the turkish president made it very clear that any shots of a compromise is slim. call john bolton has made a grave mistake it is not possible to accept or swallow the message given by bolton from israel but those who are in the terror corridor in syria will learn the necessary lessons yet for us there is no difference between the white e.g. p y d p k k and his diocese we will very soon take action to neutralize the terrorist groups in syria. as nato allies the nationa

short of inhumane beyond federal employees there is also a problem of garbage that is piling up at us national parks the garbage is not being collected as the federal maintenance workers are not working as the federal government remains shut down the restrooms are not being cleaned and human waste is also piling up in the restrooms at u.s. national parks beyond that the federal bureau of indian affairs that provide services to native americans is shut down so many native americans are not receiving services like education health care as well as the maintenance of tribal facilities due to the federal government being shut down now in the early hours of the year we actually saw the u.s. border patrol shooting tear gas. over the u.s. border they claimed that one hundred fifty migrants from central america were actually trying to breach the border fence so at this point there doesn't appear to be an end to the crisis in sight. archie new york that's a cabinet meeting president trying to spade a post on the table inspired by the t.v. series game of thrones and he uses a photo of the phrase sanction

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certainly, the egyptians in the past were able to use nationalism as their currency. why not go back to that? >> well, so they couldn't really-- so it would be difficult to promote egyptian nationalism beyond egypt because, i mean, other folks in the middle east don't necessarily want to become egyptian nationalists. maybe there was a time in the late 60's, early 70's, where, you know, syria became part of egypt in a way and that was maybe a different time. i mean, pan arabism has that-- and that they tried to promote, i think we're well beyond that being particularly appealing for a number of reasons. when it comes to islam though, there's this interesting -- supporting it or probably sympathetic to. this is not the case for the uae and saudi arabia which see brotherhood style islamism as long as with iran pretty much the fundamental threat and they will do anything in the power to make sure that brotherhood style islamists do not gain ground. if you look at it from this perspective and use it as a very foundational issue about the role of islam in three countries tha

that shrum took what with regards to russia moving forward and perhaps most dangerously of all to us national security gave putin at least the opportunity to have greater leverage on manipulating the u.s. president or shell through precedented situation heidi so what possible reasons could there be for such unusual behavior on the president's part that's the big question that remains to be answered as you mentioned this headline just follows a day after the new york times broke the other story where the f.b.i. was at least at one time if not presently investigating trouble as a possible national security threat to the u.s. because he may have either wittingly or unwittingly unwittingly been a tool of the russian government so if this meeting occurred the way that the washington post reported and the contents of what was discussed was concealed of course that begs the question why what was discussed why with the public why would trump not want the public to know about it now his allies have defended the president saying that this is simply trumped style as a businessman he wanted to build repo

bring us up to speed with the latest developments please video. well the u.s. national pool wieland wasn't deeds arrested here in russia the moscow court has placed the us national. for the period for two months the man is currently facing charges of espionage right after the court hearing his lawyer said that he plans to appeal the decision and early on wednesday a pool wieland received a diplomatic delegation you as some bastard to russia jon huntsman mantz the u.s. national and offered his support now pull whelan is a corporate security exactly to fund he's also a former u.s. marine according to the russian federal security service he was detained last friday during a spying action however there is still no facts or details the disclosed so rounding this particular operation now. brother david confirmed that paul was indeed here in moscow he said that his brother came to the capital to attend a wedding of a fellow u.s. marine to a local woman and he was scheduled to come back home last sunday. with the many things we do to coach with the report for us. over the next