and we want to ensure our relationship with russia venezuela has the largest oil reserves in the world u.s. sanctions have block seven billion dollars worth of the state owned companies and russia sees its share is venezuela's concerns over u.s. led attempts to destabilize the country you're starting as maria from national. friday's visit as well as vice president to moscow has become yet another one in a series of meetings between high ranking officials from russia and this like an american country here in the russian capital meetings to show solidarity and ensure support of course russia is among the country's top two men fully back in venezuela defending its sovereignty and protecting its future and made as foreign minister lavrov has said today cynical complain aimed at overthrow the illegitimate authorities of venezuela using open threats including one of a military intervention. knowing the approach of the current us administration i wouldn't be surprised if it takes action that violates any reasonable standards of international law has specially when the u.s. special envoy in ve

also humanitarian access for venezuela remember there's some three million people have fled the country because of a lack of food and basic medicine and other supplies but russia accused the united states of trying to undermine the sovereignty of venezuela it said that the resolution was really just a pretext for military intervention it was aimed at a domestic audience back here in the united states and the ambassador really came out hard against the united states now that's not what the resolution says as many european members of the council pointed out there is no authorization for military intervention in the resolution itself in fact several the united states allies asked that the united states soften its language so that it couldn't be interpreted in that way the word peaceful was added to the resolution several times but still russia and venezuela as well continued to describe the u.s. actions as a form of colonialism and interventionism in latin america. but there are i don't mean what saul call vidis we'll leave it a show an army to penetrate into it as well and very dirty super bowl city this is they're saying that right now there are thousands of in

is basically supporting a peaceful solution for venezuela of course russia has a lot at stake in venezuela not only militarily politically but also economically billions of dollars have been put in the country in recent years especially also in the oil industry to most concrete results for the meat of the meeting today is that the office of european head office of the state oil company of venezuela will be moved to moscow from lisbon because venezuela said we can't get any guarantees in europe anymore to defend or state assets also russia has said that they have sent seven a half tons of medicine and also agricultural products like wheat to venezuela to support the population there but nothing else concrete has been announced so far the spokesman of president putin basque office said there has not been any agreement between mcdougal and put into land more money to venezuela and also they have planned. high commission meeting in april the scarse more agreements between the two countries which basically gets gets russia a few male more weeks to decide and look

tensions flare over venezuela russia accuses the us of treating latin america as its colony in response to washington's claims of last year's military interference in the south american nation. it will look a little bit massing.

to make the chilean economy scream so wants to make the economy of venezuela. russia's foreign ministry accuses the united states of treating latin america as its colony comments come in response to washington's claims of military interference in venezuela. the u.n. security council meets over the escalation on the gaza border where israeli tanks have gathered i.d.f. jets have also attacked palestinian territory in retaliation for alleged rocket fire. comes as the u.s. officially recognizes israeli sovereignty over the golan heights a disputed area on the border with syria washington's move was immediately condemned by the u.n. and the arab league. between donald trump and russia by the moon first to go should media hysteria isn't dying down now blaming truong for making them suspicious in the first place. good evening and welcome this is r.t. international. russia's foreign ministry has accused the u.s. of treating latin america like a colony the comments come in response to washington's claims of russian military interference in venezuela on the quarter explained. thi

their future and peace or un security council was convened on thursday to discuss the crisis in venezuela russia and the united states both proposed their own draft resolution both of them were rejected. by voting against this resolution some members of this council continue to shield his cronies and prolong the suffering of the venezuelan people the time for a peaceful transition to democracy is now they're going to use them with us in mind we have reached the culmination of the american workers treated double standards show over venezuela washington and london have both again robbed an entire nation of billions of dollars in the same time or pushing them to accept a pittance due to regime change as they say you first of all create great humanitarian problems and then you call upon the whole world to solve them we look forward to genuinely free and fair elections. and to a government that reflects the will and aspirations of the venezuelan people. you have to do is vote is an excellent example of where the veto rule is necessary for protecting the peace and people's right to determine their fut

over venezuela russia accuses the us of treating latin america as its colony in response to washington's claims of moscow's military interference in the south american nation. good little girl little master here but don't mistake. he's been billed strictly according to it's a sad. pipeline is expected to make landfall in germany construction work is in full swing and so is political pressure on the project. it's eleven o'clock in moscow and you're watching r.t. international live from all studio here with me to do it today welcome to the program. the full report of special counsel probe into alleged russian collusion is going to be made public in the coming weeks according to the u.s. justice department president trump himself has called the investigation a disgrace. you know the old we will. never. return. allow god to take over the world ready to go to jail for it should go it should go get him out of it. the report is said to contain secret grand jury materials that usually a forbidden by law from being released publicly meanwhile donald trump has renewed his war against fake news med

lou: we have so much to catch up on, syria, and venezuela, russia. much indeed of the world, we look forward to doing that with you here, often. >> pleasure and honor thank you. lou: little bit to have you back, kt mcfarland. >> up next, eu slaps a another find on google for on-line ad abuse. >> and leadership on full display, they expand catch and release policies and admit they are near a meltdown of some sort, likely of their own making we take it up with congressman mark green, that and much more, stay with us. we'll be right back. lou: headlines we're looking at. eu slapping google with a big fine, antitrust regulator find that google used exclusivity clauses to keep web sites from running ads by google's competitors, united states, has not fined them. 10 billion to the eu and nothing for us. >> a off-duty pilot, they'd that lion air pilot was helping crew. >> and border patrol, releasing 50 illegal immigrants from custody in mcallen, texas. saying they have run out of space because of overwhelming illegal immigration from central well,. america

tensions flare over venezuela russia a he says the u.s. are treating latin america as its colonies in response to washington's kinds of moscow's minister interference in the south american nation. to the little bit we've asked you here don't.

tensions flare over venezuela russia accuses the us of treating latin america as a colony in response to washington's claims of lost military interference in the south american nation. here but don't bring the stake in the pipeline it's been built. and. the science where the north stream to gas pipeline is expected to make landfall in germany construction work is in full swing and so was political pressure on the project. when you're watching international live from our studio here with me to do what you did welcome to the program. the public in the coming weeks according to the u.s. justice department president trump himself has called the investigation a disgrace. thank you very much gary you're going to know we thank you for the. dish you never have to approach it is. allowed to take on board or you're ready to go to the better it should go a. joke you got to take. the even pull it is said to contain secret grand jury material thing with a bit and by little from being released publicly meanwhile donald trump has renewed his war against fake news media blaming them for the witch hun

venezuela. which groups put him through rats of use of force or simple direct intervention russia has been consistent in supporting the peaceful resolution of the crisis inside millions well it is clearly that the attempts to batter the limits almost by the beautiful of venezuela as a result by this venezuela without any implication of. well from abroad without any al to me to express our solidarity was a friend the people of venezuela we support the efforts exercised by my douras government to prevent a situation from further destabilize a should i reaffirm our commitment to join you. those efforts regional efforts international efforts. aimed at mediating the carpet and someone finding a way to start an inclusive national dialogue we are ready to participate in such activities if venezuela if you keep political forces inside we agree to that but why is president rigorous said many times. after the present mother were there the leadership of venezuela is ready to have. some in that context as it is very regrettable that the opposition has been consistent in refusing to have that dialogue but you fal

venezuela. a few days ago, russia sent 100 troops and some military equipment to venezuela. ssia recognizes the maduro regime as the legitimate government. russia says it was invited under a agreement with the maduro regime. according to the russian foreign ministry, all that is deliberately stoking chaos and collapse of the state which can no result in no winners. that is what they're saying about the united states involvement. back and fourth over venezuela on going between the united states and russia and between the u.s. and maduro regime. secretary of state mike pompeo says he spoken repeatedly to his russian counterpart, he told him the united states would not stand idly by as russia escalates tensions in venezuela. president nicolas maduro refuses to leave despite the pressure from the united states and dozens of its allies to replace him with interim president juan guaido. venezuela, there continues to be blackouts in the country going on much of the month. there is humanitarian crisis. according to the united nations, more than three million have fled as maduro refus

tensions flare over venezuela russia accuses the us of treating latin america as its colony in response to washington's claims of moscow's military interference in the south american nation. it will look a little bit messy here but don't be mistaken these pipeline is being built correctly according to its ambitious. crew is at the site where the north 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. it's one o'clock in moscow and you're watching our international live from our studio here with me in india to welcome to the program. the full report of special counsel robert mann as probe into alleged russian collusion is going to be made public in the coming weeks according to the u.s. justice department president trump himself has called the investigation a disgrace. thank you very much dory you're going to know we took you from. this should never have to approach it is. allowed to take on board what you are ready to do to better it should you know what. joke you could go to to make. the report

trish: we have exclusive details on the lengths to which russia is going to undermine democracy in venezueladocument showing us russia is actively enabling the brutal socialist dictatorship of nicolas maduro with the aid of a global company that maintains operation in houston, texas. this is a direct violation of u.s. sanctions. sources tell me russia's state-run oil company is buying up maduro's heavy crude oil and exchanging it for gasoline and diesel. you see, venezuela can't refine the stuff because they never invested in the technology. so they may have all this oil. but they don't have the things they need in the way of diesel and gasoline. according to my sources, this exchange is being done through a company with american ties. i am look at the records. all of this shows you what the vessel is, what the parts, what the product is, what the quantity is, what the supplier is and what the eta is or when it was shipped. pretty detailed stuff. all of the shipments going in and out of venezuela. for an american company to have any connection to this is illegal. or company that may not be a

has a deal a cane agreement struck back all the way back in two thousand and one with venezuela that allows russia to send a small contingent not of its combat troops but of advisors to the country and i mean it makes sense in the way that venezuela has historically been a. massive customer like a major customer for moscow's for russia's military hardware so you need russia's personnel in there for just for venezuelan military to be able to learn you know the ropes over how the very elaborate russia's military defense systems work like for example anti missile defense systems and so on and so forth also motion to has also moscow excuse me has added that all along it has in this in this crisis i should say with venezuela it has been acting in strict accordance with international law and in fact that was one of the things that has prevented washington's intervention into it this is what the russian foreign ministry has been saying also moscow has said that the us is effectively denying latin american countries its sovereignty. have a listen. the u.s. has once again decided to bring order to latin am

lou: we have so much to catch up on, syria, and venezuela, russia. of the world, we look forward to doing that with you here, often. >> pleasure and honor thank you. lou: little bit to have you back, kt mcfarland. >> up next, eu slaps a another find on google for on-line ad abuse. >> and leadership on full display, they expand catch and release policies and admit they are near a meltdown of some sort, likely of their own making we take it up with congressman mark green, that and much more, stay with us. we'll be right back. ♪ the house, kids, they're living the dream ♪ ♪ and here comes the wacky new maid ♪ -maid? uh, i'm not the... -♪ is she an alien, is she a spy? ♪ ♪ she's always here, someone tell us why ♪ -♪ why, oh, why -♪ she's not the maid we wanted ♪ -because i'm not the maid! -♪ but she's the maid we got -again, i'm not the maid. i protect your home and auto. -hey, campbells. who's your new maid? i protect your home and auto. turn up your swagger game with one a day gummies. one serving... ...once a day... ...with nutrients that support 6 vi

venezuela has the largest oil reserves in the world. and russiao get a piece of the cake in venezuela. but i can imagine that there are also some geopolitical considerations as well, and basically, the logic might be that if you mess in our backyard, you should keep in mind that we can mess in your backyard as well. so let's agree on some kind of modus operandi that you will demonstrate certain restrain in dealing with our neighbors and in exchange, we'll demonstrate such restrain in dealing with your neighbors. >> do you think that there is now a kind of hostility between russia and the united states? or do you think that there is a possibility for a kind of breakthrough and a different kind of relationship? because on both sides, it seems as though there is a certain fatalism that russia has become the leader of the kind of anti-american coalition, and my sense is in russia there's a fatalism that says, you know, we are now -- the united states and the west in general are just opposed to russia? >> well, first of all, i would like to draw a line

trump today told russia in no uncertain terms, back off of venezuela. watch. porter: what sort of complications does russia's involvement now pose? >> russia has to get out. what's your next question? reporter: you just said russia needs to get out. have you in any way communicated that through your representative at the united nations? >> they know. they know very well. they know very well. david: here with me now is institute for the study of war chairman and fox news senior strategic analyst, retired four-star general jack keane. general, five words. russia has to get out. i love it. the eloquence is wonderful. what was missing was "or else." or else what? >> certainly this is complicating the situation. it's already tense in the political and diplomatic standoff with maduro. clearly, what i think is happening here is the russians are buoyed by the successful intervention by their military to prop up the assad regime but what is stunning is this is the western hemisphere. this is south america. this is our backyard. 100 soldiers does not make a military inte

hands off on his way out while he invites security forces from cuba and russia so he and his cronies can keep plundering venezuela it is time for venezuelan institutions to stanford or sovereignty russia and cuba hands off and as well. two russian military planes arrived in venezuela last saturday carrying around one hundred troops according to moscow its presence in venezuela is allowed under an agreement struck eighteen years ago with caracas but that hasn't satisfied washington president trump says russia should leave the country or face the consequences crossing live now to gregory wilford co-founder of venezuela analysis dot com welcome back to r.t. john bolton as well nations outside the western hemisphere against deploying military assets to venezuela obviously this is a message aim to russia but what if moscow doesn't play ball here and abide by washington's demands. but it's not clear i mean this is the trumpet ministration is known to make your threats that did not necessarily are can follow up on i mean that's what it where you could do it of course is impose more sanctions as was mentioned in your pro

venezuela has the largest oil reserves in the world. russiaot miss a opportunity to get a piece of the cake in venezuela. i can imagine there are some geopolitical considerations, as well. basically the logic might be that if you mess in our backyard, you should keep in mind that we can mess in your backyard, as well. >> do you think there is a kind of hostility between russia and the united states or do you think there's a possibility for a kind of breakthrough and a different kind of relationship? because on both sides, seems as though there's a certain fatalism that russia has become the leader of the kind of anti-american coalition and my sense is in russia there's a fatalism that says, you know, we are now -- the united states and the western general are just opposed to russia. i don't think russians are anti-american. i don't think they hate americans or believe americans are evil. however, if you take the political level, i think that no matter what we do now, we're not going to change the situation where the relationship is likely to g

is basically supporting a peaceful solution for venezuela of course russia has a lot at stake in venezuela not only militarily politically but also economically billions of dollars have been put in the country in recent years especially also in the oil industry to most concrete results for the meat of the meeting today is that the office the european head office of the state oil company of venezuela will be moved to moscow from lisbon because venezuela said we can't get any guarantees in europe anymore to defend or state assets also russia has said that they have sent seven a half tons of medicine and also agricultural products like wheat to venezuela to support the population there but nothing else concrete has been announced so far the spokesman of president putin bass called has said there has not been any agreement between mcdougal and put into land more money to venezuela and also they have planned a high commission meeting in april to do scarse more agreements between the two countries which basically gives it gives russia a few male more weeks to deci

russia has spent an enormous amount of money and venezuela. their investments are more than $17 billion. russian companies continue to to to help the maduro regime further squander the avocet's of the event -- assets of the venezuelan people. russia continues to purchase crude oil cargoes in defiance of u.s. sanctions. and the ceo continues to throw a lifeline to the regime. he was ordered to sell even more oil to the maduro regime. he was once known as the crown jewel of the venezuelan people and is now a personal atm for the maduro regime and russian oligarchs. provided the drive as maduro regimes with large and forms of arms lethal assistance. the kremlin is standing with their cronies against the will of the people of a sovereign nation to protect a moscow friendly regime. it is worth taking a moment to compare these actions with what the u.s. has done. the u.s. has recognized juan guaido as the legitimate president of venezuela and used diplomacy to convince other countries to do the same. today over 50 nations have made this proper choice

tensions flare over venezuela russia accuses the u.s. of treating latin america as its colony in response to washington's claims of moscow's.

tensions flare over venezuela russia accuses the us of treating latin america as its colony in response to washington's claims of moscow's military interference in the south american nation. it will look a little bit nasty here but don't be mistaken.

the crisis in venezuela has become an international issue with the u.s. russia and china all pursuing their own interests reports about outlines how he thinks it could come to a head. at. the first scenario is that maduro stays in power and rules over a land in ruins. and the second scenario is that there's a transition and initiated by the minister whalen's themselves. zoltan deaths. so a coup executed by the military but with the transitional government in which civil authorities would also take part. there be a coup in such a scenario would be the most successful one but as yet no such resolution is in sight and the struggle for power in venezuela except to continue. a spokesman for british prime minister theresa rice says that she will write to european council president donald tusk and outline a plan for delaying the u.k.'s departure from the e.u. but a day after the british house of commons speak of rolled out of the bags a deal negotiated by mrs my skepticism of the delay is growing in europe british labor is likely to formally request an extension to art

minimize -- allow the united states to monitor and minimize the threat russia poses to the entire region. restoring democracy to venezuela will not happen overnight. no single action alone could bring it about. but combined with the strong umanitarian add and military exploit bills, the russia-venezuelan threat mitigation act will help provide the solution this tragedy needs. the venezuelan people, including my friends and neighbors back home, desperately need this relief. mr. speaker, i have had real stories of neighbors and friends standing in front of me describing the government of venezuela's, maduro's regime's, confiscation of businesses. coming in one day and taking over everything. they have wrought devastation across that land. venezuela was once a vibrant, rich, successful democracy that he has driven into the ground for his own enrichment. we can help bring this to an end through bills like the russia venezuelaa threat mitigation -- russia-venezuelan threat mitigation act. i thank my colleagues for their support of this critical legislation and yield back the balance of my time. mr. malinowski: i reserve the b

lou: we have so much to catch up on, syria, and venezuela, russia.the world, we look forward to doing that with you here, often. >> pleasure and honor thank you. lou: little bit to have you back, kt mcfarland. >> up next, eu slaps a another find on google for on-line ad abuse. >> and leadership on full display, they expand catch and release policies and admit they are near a meltdown of some sort, likely of their own making we take it up with congressman mark green, that and much more, stay with us. we'll be right back. different generations get the same quality of customer service that we have been getting. being a usaa member, because of my service in the military, you pass that on to my kids. something that makes me happy. being able to pass down usaa to my girls means a lot to both of us. he's passing part of his heritage of being in the military. we're the edsons. my name is roger zapata. we're the tinch family, and we are usaa members for life. to begin your legacy, get an insurance quote today. metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm r

president trumper said that russia needs to get out of venezuela and warned that all u.s. options are on the table the threat comes after around one hundred russian troops touched down in caracas on saturday a move called an unnecessary provocation by washington. or russia is that you now. see we'll see we'll see all options are open. just so you understand all options are off. moscow has already responded to trump's threat by offering the u.s. to take the lead and take its troops out of syria. join me earlier with details. well the u.s. is very touchy when it comes to venezuela who could have thought right so here's what happened and what sent washington basically fallout grow over the weekend russia had sent about eight hundred of its military personnel over to caracas and this is exactly what triggered washington this is exactly what triggered the united states they called it a provocation now you have trump saying that russia should get out of venezuela right now here's what trumps the national security adviser john bolton had to say in regards of this have a listen uni

breaking news this hour russia needs to get out of venezuela president trump tells moscow warning all u.s. options are on the table. between the u.s. media and president trump rages on despite the long awaited report concluding there is no evidence of conspiring with the kremlin. under the new school in the west bank has been raided by israeli soldiers with children as young as just ten held at gunpoint. giving thanks for joining us this is r.t. international. star with breaking news this hour because president trump has said that russia needs to get out of venezuela warning all u.s. options are on the table the threat comes after around one hundred russian troops touched down in caracas on saturday and they've called an unnecessary provocation by washington. or here is the get out. the all options are out. just so you understand all options are off. moscow has already responded to terms threat by offering the u.s. to take the lead and take its troops out of syria. as more details. of the u.s. is very touchy when it comes to venezuela who could have thought right so here's what happen

lou: and we have so much to catch up on, we have syria, venezuela, russia and much in need of the worlde look forward to doing just that with you here frequently, often and regularly. >> pleasure and an honor lou. lou: kt mcfarland. up next the european union slaps another massive fine on google for online ad abuse and also the insanity of dhs's leadership on full display, as they expand catch and release policies, and by the way, admit that they're near a meltdown of some sort, likely of their own making. we take that up with congressman mark green, that and much more, stay with us, we'll be right back. naysayer said no one would subscribe to a car the way they subscribe to movies. we don't follow the naysayers. ♪ ♪ i want my kids to have better oppurtunities than i had. i wish we had classes like the schools across town. i want to hold our elected officials accountable. school boards transform communities. speak up at yours and make your voice heard. text school to 225568 to find out how you can get involved. cake in the conference room! showing 'em you're ready to be your own boss. t

lou: and we have so much to catch up on, we have syria, venezuela, russia and much in need of the world we look forward to doing just that with you here frequently, often and regularly. >> pleasure and an honor lou. lou: kt mcfarland. up next the european union slaps another massive fine on google for online ad abuse and also the insanity of dhs's leadership on full display, as they expand catch and release policies, and by the way, admit that they're near a meltdown of some sort, likely of their own making. we take that up with congressman mark green, that and much more, stay with us, we'll be right back. lou: headlines we're looking at the european union slapping google with another big fine, this one, $1.7 billion, anti-trust regulators finding google used exclusivity clauses to prevent websites competing websites from running ads by google's competitors, the eu has fined google nearly $10 billion to date by the way the united states hasn't fined them at all, 10 billion to the european union and nothing here, for the poor old home country. and an off-duty pilot reportedly saying a li

yourself legal and i say sure love latino america russia introduced its own resolution reaffirming the territorial integrity and political independence of venezuela but it only got four votes european countries which have also recognized quite doe accused russia of misrepresenting the us draft and venezuela of working against the interests of its own people and i said that it is not true that the dilemma in venezuela is between war and peace as they have said it is not true that a dilemma in one ideology or another in venezuela it is between democracy and dictatorship. so the international stalemate continues nicolas maduro remains in power and won by del wonders if he'll be allowed to go home christine salumi al-jazeera the united nations rather valencia is a journalist who covered latin america for newsweek he says by preventing foreign aid getting to venezuelans model is actually gaining support. venezuelan people are dead ones will be suffering from this stalemate both mother little especially from the moderate in this region where we are saying is that humanitarian help her but this really has become a proxy discussion or proxy war so to spe

officials say russia should leave venezuela or face the consequences. for russia to get out. or see we'll see we'll see all options are out. just so you understand all options are on. c. has lost the people who's using the russians to support his desperate attempt to keep people from hearing interim president maduro calls for hands off on his way out while he invites security forces from cuba and russia so he and his cronies can keep plundering venezuela it is time for venezuelan institutions to stanford or sovereignty russia and cuba hands off venezuela supporters of venezuelan president nicolas maduro and opposition leader. held rival rallies on saturday in the capital that's amid the south american country experiencing a series of nationwide blackouts which have hit water transportation and telecommunications services a spokesman for the red cross says the power outages are your primary cause for concern and aggravate the humanitarian situation in the country. it's interesting that it's a lot it's. going to send a few votes and it's our. last few days. point. forward becau

more threats from the united states administration as it talks but the sanctions on russia over venezuela see if moscow keeps ignoring president from russian troops to leave the south american country. i. and seven palestinians are wounded in a fresh bout of violence on the israel gaza border. mark a year since the start of. the great. international live from. today thanks for joining us on the program now this should have been britain's first day outside the european union in half a century instead of the country's hurtling towards a hard. when many of the remaining twenty seven nation blocks. the most likely outcome the u.k. has less than two weeks to decide which path to take to avoid crashing out on april the twelfth russell says it needs a definitive plan from westminster before it can grant a further extension to the divorce process if necessary on friday britain's prime minister faced a third defeat withdrawal agreement in the house of commons and the latest is she's now looking for a fourth stab at getting it through. the implications of the house's decision. the legal default now

lou: and we have so much to catch up on, we have syria, venezuela, russia and much in need of the worldward to doing just that with you here frequently, often and regularly. >> pleasure and an honor lou. lou: kt mcfarland. up next the european union slaps another massive fine on google for online ad abuse and also the insanity of dhs's leadership on full display, as they expand catch and release policies, and by the way, admit that they're near a meltdown of some sort, likely of their own making. we take that up with congressman mark green, that and much more, stay with us, we'll be right back. so, you're open all day, that's what 24/7 means, sugar. kind of like how you get 24/7 access to licensed agents with geico. hmm? yeah, you just go online, or give them a call anytime. you don't say. yep. now what will it take to get 24/7 access to that lemon meringue pie? pie! pie's coming! that's what it takes, baby. geico®. great service from licensed agents, 24/7. when you rent from national... it's kind of like playing your own version of best ball. because here, you can choose any car in the