so would you say that vladimir putin _ people. so would you say that vladimir putin and _ people.that vladimir putin and his - people. so would you say that vladimir putin and his party i vladimir putin and his party politicians are having to respond to the needs of the people in some way? absolutely, i mean the interesting thing is we know that the kremlin polls all the time, it is very concerned about whatest people are think, not because of any particularly positive reason but because it wants to avert the kind of open basically rebellion that we have seen in neighbouring belarus, so, you know, whether it is in terms of the fact it is stepped up its repressive attempts to crackdown on the opposition, or whether it is going to be because it has to offer different sweeter ins to different elements, one way or the other, because the kremlin doesn't want to have to rule purely by an iron fist, it does still from the to look at what the russian people want. it’s a what the russian people want. it's a stranue what the russian people want. it's a strange shadow— what the russian peopl

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president trump was a super fan of vladimir putin's.aimed, that he was so tough on vladimir putin, beforehand he whispered to vladimir putin, i'm faking it right now. >> you know, i feel like there's not much in this book that we didn't know about. it's just reminding us of all the dysfunction we already knew about and saw in front of us. i am troubled by the book, the nature of the book in general. >> why is that? >> and all of these people who, all of a sudden, resigned in protest on january 6th after she witnessed all these things, after she witnessed him c cowtailing to putin. it's a little late. and the title of the book is incredibly cynical. >> "i'll take your questions now." >> after she didn't take any questions the entire time she was press secretary. it is cynical and emphasizing she didn't take questions as a press secretary. now that you're going to buy my book and you're going to pay me, now maybe i will answer your questions and spill all the tea. well, girlfriend, it's a day late and a dollar short. >> i'm glad you point

and what he once said to vladimir putin.tephanie grisham is best known as president trump's press secretary that never held a press briefing. now, she is breaking a silence in her new book, "i'll take your questions now." "the new york times" and "washington post," obtaininges conversation between trump and vladimir putin in 2019. she says trump told putin, quote, okay, i'm going to act a little tougher with you for a few minutes. but it's all for the cameras. after they leave, we'll talk. you understand? >> what about the ukrainian -- >> don't meddle in ukraine. >> reporter: once the press left, grisham explains that putin brought in a translator that was attractive to distract trump. and trump became obsessed with a young female press aide, invi inviting her into his cabin. the book sheds light on trump's mysterious trip to walter reed medical center in 2019. qui writing, it was a common procedure, where a patient is put under. but she says trump skipped the anesthesia because he didn't want to relinquish his presidential

and we also heard from president vladimir putin. he gave his comment on, on this situation, he called it an enormous calamity for the entire country because you may have but it's still condolences cannot drown out the upset of our loss. this is a huge disaster for the entire country, but you law enforces, we'll do the best to investigate this terrible crime and find out the reasons for what has happened. both parties will take all necessary measures to help the families of the victims and those injured because what it was, you'd expect the response that coming from the top very soon on. but of course, president putin spoken about this kind of thing before, cuz it's not the 1st time this has happened in russia. suddenly it was going to big headlines. it is rare, but he's spoken about it before and they yeah, absolutely. i mean, i'm sure a lot of people, especially in russia, are watching the tv right now. thinking about probably the last mass shooting that took place to the took place just this year actually in may in the russian cit

vladimir putin's presenting this as just another working visit. ..dimir putin's presidency. there've been highs — like the world cup — but i've also charted the slow erosion of freedoms here. the crackdown on dissent. a year ago, the government put me on short—term visas. sarah rainsford... then i became the news, as state television announced i had to leave. after tense negotiations, i had been allowed to enter russia... they let me in — for now. ..but only to pack. i was then told my visa wouldn't be renewed — supposedly what happened to a russian reporter in london, but that was two years ago. when i was called in here, to the foreign ministry, they kept insisting that my expulsion was nothing personal — they talked about it as a reciprocal move — but they refused to even engage with the fact that i've been labelled "a national security threat". they said that was just a "technical moment". but, at a time when russia is increasingly seeing enemies all all around, it really feels like i've now enemies all around, it really feels like i've now been

i want to talk about vladimir putin. i want to describe to this chamber a bipartisan victory that together we won, and then i want to describe tragically how president joe biden is giving that victory away to putin and russia. to understand this issue, we need to go back to the summer of 2019. in the summer of 2019, russia was in the process of constructing a pipeline called the nord stream 2 pipeline. behind me is a map demonstrating where the nord stream 2 pipeline runs. it is a pipeline that was to run from russia to germany going underneath the baltic sea. the summer of 2019, the pipeline was nearly complete. at various periods in time, it was 70% complete, 80% complete. there was widespread consensus that if this pipeline were completed, it would have devastating consequences. in a few minutes, i will discuss those consequences in greater detail. but in an effort to stop the devastating consequences, i worked on bipartisan legislation , along with senator jeanne shaheen, democrat from new hampshire, and we introduce

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coming out of that meeting between the target presidency is a type one and the russian president vladimir putin is. so we're going to come back to you when we know more about rational cetera in the sample. thank you very much. indeed, still ahead on, i'll just lying in wait, we're going to tell you how the pandemic is helping traffickers pray on india's children. i'm adam rainy on an olive farm and central italy, as hundreds of young environmentalists and international delegations gathered a conference in milan. we look at how italy is facing a changing climate. ah, it's another beautiful sunny day at 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways booted world's best airline of 2021. we are a typhoon to watch, as you know, type in mean dooley. its its way apparently northward towards japan and it's sort of engaging with what is the end of the plumb rains. the 2 are coming together, so friday is not looking a good day. but what's left behind a fairly dry picture for most of china attempts is coming down today where they should be still humid and sherry and hong kong. but what about th

but many candidates who are opposed to president vladimir putin had been excluded from the elections. as part of smith's reports from moscow, the kremlin will be hoping this long line of voters can be relied upon to by united russia. the pro vladimir putin party wants to hold onto the super majority in the state duma. lo house, a problem. they face an hours long wait on a cold moscow morning. they put voted anytime in the next 3 days. the election commission says the military personnel coming off the night shift, a russian independent electric monitoring group got pointed out. the lack of people in uniform through the thing is that more and more russian citizens don't believe in the legitimacy of these elections. it's just to show, nobody actually believed in free elections in the soviet union, just became accepted for the communists to get 99 percent of the vote boot and wants to create the same status quo that united russia will always have a super majority and people will make peace with that. the only entreat now is whether it's only the kremlin that can influence voters or small

a big win for the party that supports vladimir putin.llegations of election rigging and the fact that the real opposition in this country have not been permitted to stand at all. russians have been casting their votes, but the critics this is democracy at its worst. accusing the kremlin of blatant election fraud, some actually caught on official cameras. watch the woman in black on the right. awkwardly trying to shield the ballot box as a hand appears from behind the russian flag. you can see it repeatedly stuffing papers inside. election officials say they have a nulled these folks. but critics say thousands of violations, including ballot box stuffing and forced voting, are being ignored. in total, 12 cases of ballot stuffing in the whole country in just eight districts, the chief election commissioner brags on state media. this is not hype like some misinformation sources, she adds. from self-imposed covid-19 quarantine near moscow, the russian president is schoeneweising a controversial online voting system which lows even more oppor

. >> today, president biden hosted ukrainian president vladimir zelensky at the white house. they discussed relations between the nations. pres. biden: ukraine and the united states have similar --. >> [speaking foreign language] pres. biden: the united states remains firmly committed to ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity in the face of russian aggression. and, our support for ukraine's year-round atlantic -- year-round >> [speaking foreign language] pres. biden: today, we are going to discuss how the u.s. can continue to support ukraine as it advances democratic reforms, agenda and movement toward being integrated in europe. >> [speaking foreign language] pres. biden: we are revitalizing in our nations. we are creating a new strategic defense framework and a new $60 million security assistance package. >> [speaking foreign language] pres. biden: as well as a new energy and climate dialogue to -- while supporting our climate goals related to global warming. >> [speaking foreign language] pres. biden: of course we will talk about our ongoing fight against covid-19

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vladimir putin has publicly expressed support for the project several times. >> vladimir putin lives a healthy lifestyle because he wants pressure to be healthy and strong too. -- russia to be healthy and strong too. he is running for the regional parliament for the first time. >> there are people who say ings can't be but we have to remind people how things could be without united russia. terrorist incidents happen almost every single day. you might leave your house to go to work and there could be an explosion right next door. >> stability is a central issue in one of russia's poorest regions. not long ago, the muslim majority was considered a dangerous place. separatists fought a war here and in neighboring chechnya. there were fears about the increasing radicalization of young muslims. in past duma elections, united russia considered more than 80% of the votes in dagestan. >> for 15 yrs, we have seen the same thing on tv. the same faces, nothing has changed. the roads were broken. the quality of living is poor, education is back. >> no one votes here. everyone just stays at home.

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vladimir putin has hosted his ally, the syrian president, bashar al-assad in that for the first time in six years. they discussed how syrian forces backed by russia will gain control of the last rebel held areas. putin intervened in 2015 and criticized foreign powers who continue to back the opposition. >> the main problem, in my view, is foreign military forces, without the permission of the u.n. and without sanctioning present on some territories of the country which contradicts international law. that does not give you an opportunity to use maximum efforts for the consolidation of the country and move on the path of its restoration as fast as you could've the whole territory of the country was controlled by the legal government. reporter: taking into account the fact that international terrorism recognizes no borders and spreads like an infection around the world, i can say our armies made a huge contribution to protect the world from this evil. lauren: syria is essentially unfit for humans. 10 years after the war began, the situation is getting worse according to a new report. th

maryam: opponents of vladimir putin have accused russian authorities of mass fraud, after the ruling retaining its super majority in parliament, further consolidating his hold on power. with votes. counted, united russia won nearly 50% of the vote, higher than exit polls predicted, but slightly down on the 54% it won five years ago united. russia expects to win more than 300 of the 450 seats. in parliament its nearest rival, the communist party, won 19% of the vote. . most of the opposition was barred from running. a report from the russian capital of moscow. reporter: as results came in along 11 time zones, it became clear that russia's republics, territories and regions had delivered the victory vladimir putin expected. pro-kremlin united russia party has kept its two-thirds majority in parliament, allowing it to change the constitution. the turnout was more than 51%, much more than the 47% at the previous election. it shows that people take seriously the formation of the highest representative agency of state power, the state duma. reporter: but the three-day vote was plagued with

i don't like dictatorial thugs like vladimir putin, who is a k.g.b. thug.but interestingly for our friends on the democratic side of the aisle, their outrage against russia is situational. it applies only in the situation that a republican is in the white house. when a democrat is in the white house, when joe biden is there, suddenly putin is hunky-dory. suddenly democrats don't have much of a problem with joe biden defying federal law, ignoring federal law, and giving a multibillion-dollar gift to putin. suddenly the democrats who have given all these speeches on russia -- who passed the legislation that imposes mandatory sanctions on russia to stop a president who refuses to impose those sanctions. well, joe biden is in defiance of that. do you see a single democrat standing up saying mr. president, obey casa. clearly the world is going to come to an end without a deputy assistant of whatchamacallit. if my democratic colleagues believe their rhetoric of the last four years, we would see democrats stand up with me and say joe biden's multibillion-dollar gi

that's the message from vladimir putin who has slammed the us withdrawal as a catastrophe. the russian president was addressing a major economic form in the far eastern russian city of. lot of us talk districts and what's happened in afghanistan is indeed a catastrophe. slower, it's not my word. it's american analyst saying it. americans are pragmatic people and have spent over $1.00 trillion dollars on the afghan campaign. but towards the end, there is none. and this is a humanitarian catastrophe as well. if you look at the number of people left, the people who worked for the western forces, i hope the west will come to understand their old policy, namely, to civilize other states forcibly. i'm bringing elements of modern civilization and the image of western countries themselves is a mistake. well, i've got to some featured prominently, if not on the agenda of this form done at least in the back room discussions because the security of the country essential to the prosperity of the whole not just the whole region, but the whole continent. i've got, some happens to be ridi

russian opposition activists develop a voting app to fight vladimir putin in an election. only to be stymied by us big tech. it's a time of reckoning in the great white north and canadian indigenous journalists are leading the way on reporting on the nations residential school stand and south african satirist. we have literally read things in your favor, taking a dig at the fossil fuel industry and it's government factory. it was the kind of reporting that gets taught in journalism schools and investigation by the new york times, but destroyed the pentagon story about the drone strike and cobble last month. the us military initially said the strike took out a member of isis k, the groups afghan off, shoot the times investigation. and another by cnn concluded the target was in fact an aide worker. that all 10 of the people killed were civilians. and most of them were children. the pentagon had to change a story the times as reporting. the testimonies had heard the forensic sleuthing it conducted stands out because we hear so little about america's drone warfare. that's the

think it's important distress at this point that we're not talking about that. russia's president vladimir putin has constructed covert or any other infection, but there are people within his inner circle among his age that adversely half. and that is the main reason why he's going to self isolate a for the foreseeable future. now, this is something that let me put and mentioned before he 1st said that he might sell fi, slay during and awards ceremony in the kremlin when he was awarding a russian, parlin peons and well, now it is officially confirmed. now, what does that mean for the president schedule? letterman put in is going to continue. he's working meetings, but ah, online, he's going to take part in the session of the c s t o council. this is a military alliance between russia and 6 former soviet republics, as well as he's go to take part in the meeting of the shanghai cooperation organization c as o, again via video link. now it is worth mentioning that lever improvement has taken 2 jobs of sputnik we, if you months ago. he publicly said that during q and a session in july. and as

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however, many candidates who are opposed to president vladimir putin have been excluded from the ballot. a schedule of corresponding ben smith who is live for us in moscow inside a polling station. and what is the criminal hoping for from these elections? its hoping that at least united russia will keep it super majority impala most allows the party to change the constitution on challenged. but it's threatened because of the unpopularity of united russia, while vladimir putin, himself remains, can, can, has reasonably robust support popularity about sort of around 60 percent or so. united russia down to around 27 percent. and the fears are the rushes voters will take out their frustrations with the poor economy, with corruption, with strong, with struggling, crumbling infrastructure to take out those frustrations on united russia. real incomes also down here, 11 percent. so all those frustrations might be lumped on united russia. the kremlin will hope that if united russia, supporters will come out in large numbers to vote, and the opposition with voter apathy will stay at home. this pu

they discussed how their forces will gain control of serious last rebel held areas. president vladimir putin intervene to support outside in the war in 2015. those criticize foreign powers who continue to back the position a trial in ramallah for 14 palestinian authority security officers accused of being an activist to death has been adjourned. ms. barnett died in june after being arrested at home. okay, those. the headlines coming up next inside stories they with us news news, news. news. news is a new cultural revolution taking place in china. the government is cracked and technology companies, education and payment, and even how long children he's been playing video games with all about this isn't like ah, ah, walk into the program. i mean, ron kon, during the past few months, china has tightened regulations and rules across many areas of society. technology, firms, education media, few sectors have been sped. the decisions have been sudden dramatic and even baffling. to some observers, the entertainment industry is the latest target regulators. a band tv telling chosen audit broad

and i'm not going to stop working to halt nord stream 2, to stop russia, and to prevent vladimir putin from economically blackmailing our european allies and threatening american jobs. these consents, and more broadly what the administration is engaged in is a blame game trying to distract blame from their own actions. but it's worth noting that i have offered to lift my holds from the beginning and indeed over a month ago i extended the offer to treasury secretary yellen, to the senate security advisor in the white house, and to senator menendez, that i would lift these holds, lift the holds on treasury nominees and lift the holds on state department career nominees if the administration either imposed sanctions under the countering american adversaries through sanctions act or if they waived those sanctions in such a way that it would trigger congress having an override vote. on august 5, i extended that offer directly to secretary yellen. unfortunately the administration hasn't acted on it. they have decided that their policy of gift wrapping a multibillion-dollar pipeline for vladi

among the claims, that the former president told russia's vladimir putin at the g-20 summit in 2019, quote, i'm going to act a little tougher with you for a few minutes but it's for the cameras. after they leave, we'll talk. you understand. we'll dig into a claim from trump's former press secretary. also, we'll discuss top military officers contradicting president biden on afghanistan, telling congress yesterday they had recommended a small number of american troops be kept in that country. >>> and news on the coronavirus. what dr. anthony fauci is saying about a so-called mix and match strategy for covid-19 booster shots. >>> and nba superstar lebron james reveals for the first time he got the covid vaccine, despite initial skepticism. >>> but we begin this morning with the intrigue on capitol hill. how will democrats unite to pass two key pieces of president biden's domestic agenda? willie? >> yeah, this vote on the infrastructure bill is supposed to be tomorrow, but it looks a long way off from here. the president was scheduled to visit chicago today, but that trip has been postpo

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father cementing vladimir patients grip on power. let's go live to bone. it's smith in moscow. bennett. so these results not unexpected. know this was a confirmed by the election commission, a 2 thirds majority in the state duma for united russia. but body's only part of the story opposition candidates, particularly in moscow won't be electronic vote. a one to electronic vote, a note the 8 of them in seats in the moscow area who when the manual was being counted way ahead, these will, these remain the communist party candidates, but suddenly wealth later, the next day when they electronic vote was added and that was added very late, suddenly all those seats were flipped in favor of united russia. now those communist candidates have benefited from tactical voting. after being recommended, as best buys by a system created by lexi nevada. the supporters, as those people best place to defeat united rushes candidates, i like to nevada. these people created an app to help people choose where best play, where to where to put the vote. that was taken down of the a

that was what the russian president vladimir putin said. so we also heard after the cars on shooting that the authorities were going to consider taking a stricter stance against guns type of gun laws. i mean, we haven't actually seen some concrete moves toward that since then. but of course, this event it's happened today, maybe could push policy in that direction. guns angry teenagers. whatever reason is about can be about recipe. bethany says really isolated incidents and tragic things again today, don't keep us posted yet. don't call to the news today. sorry. he's not enough, that's how the families of afghan victims have reacted to the admission of guilt by the us in a deadly recent drone strike by the pentagon, in cobble with tens of millions were killed. there are also reports that us intelligence did warn about the possible presence of civilians, including children in the strike area, but crucially seems only a few seconds before that missile hit. the father of a 2 year old girl killed by the strike shed his emotions with us that no

but the russian president still enjoys around 60 percent approval. vladimir putin, his isolating after coming into contact with someone who tested positive for covey . 19, he voted online. as you can see, under sanitary constraints and quarantine, i did my civic duty online in electronic format. such voting system is used in many countries of the world and has been used in moscow several times. many falling stations in russia like this so much of friday, quiet opposition groups. so they want their supporters to wait until as late as possible on sunday to vote. to reduce the risk of the ballot being interfered with . boats may al jazeera moscow, the united states as threatening more sanctions if a violence continues. and if you're appears northern to region, a new executive order would allow state and treasury departments to target individuals and organizations who are involved in the fighting. it's intended to pressure the european governments on the 2 great people's liberation front. to begin the talks, thousands of people have been killed and at least 2000000 displaced since violence

his nephew vladimir is overseeing the project means already many different things. for many different people. the one that's wrapped and becomes the work of art it without another meeting. but also what's going to be amazing is the fabric is would have this issue ality. the fragility will become something different that people want to touch it. you can see the wind and chris there was born in bulgaria in 1935 as a young man. he fled communist rule for paris, where he met john claude, his wife, an autistic collaborator until her death in 2009. the couple dozens of building monuments and even islands in 1985 they worked on paris is paul nuff. but the object thrilled remained there. go the artist. believe the by wrapping the all the tree on would were feel what they call it the essence and draw people's attention to its beauty throughout their career. a couple said that the aim with their work was to bring people joy so best that because it's a temporary installation. it's a unique and intense experience. christo and john cloud wrapped monumental projects . in urban ar

in this critical region. vladimir putin has bank russians for their trust after the routing party retained its super majority in parliament, reaffirming his hold them power. most of the opposition was barred from rubbing and there's been widespread international condemnation after claims of voter fraud and intimidation. bernard smith report from moscow. as the results came in across the 11 time zones, quickly became clear that rushes republic, territories, and regions had delivered the victory vladimir putin expected. the pro kremlin united russia party has kept its 2 thirds majority in parliament, allowing it to change the constitution because i do, but at the turn it was more than 51, the same, much more than the 47 percent of the previous relation. but it shows that people take fiercely the whole nation of the highest representative agency of state power and the states humor. but the 3 day vote was plagued with claims of vote rigging such as ballot box stuffing. electronic voting in moscow seems to been particularly difficult to check on a 100.4 percent of these results on the governmen