but divisions over certain issues remain d w richard walker reports ah, it's monday afternoon on the jelly, metro. and an unusual passenger is here. germany's foreign minister and alina bab book, heading to the old teaching center. there's good reason for using public transport here. old delhi is in free packages anywhere on earth and babble against 1st can taste the city bursting at the seams. alina bab, book, he's always came to show sort of model sort of diplomacy connecting with ordinary people like here and all tele, especially with women and minority groups and talking about values like democracy and human rights. after meeting indian counterpart super ammonium j shanker, burbock repeatedly stressed how important these values are for relations between state. we will not come in by the out from the this part. we've learned in a brutal way, but having the business relationships we partners that are not cheryl values can have dramatic consequences, lots of poisoned hobble, come to k, a reference to russia and me, and have germany became dependent on russian oil and gas. now german

w's. richard walker reports each monday afternoon on kelly metro. anton unusual passenger is here, germany foreign minister, i'm l in a bad book, heading to the old city center. there's good reason for using public transport here . old daily is as densely packed as anywhere on earth and against 1st can taste. the city bursting at the seams, alina bab book is always keen to show a sort of model sort of diplomacy connecting with ordinary people. like hearing old tele, especially with women and minority groups and talking about values like democracy and human rights of meeting indian counterpart super ammonium j shanker, babcock repeatedly stress how important these values are for relations between states. we will not come in by the out. this part we've learned in a brutal way, but having the business relationships we partners that are not cheryl values that can have dramatic discipline. consequences, lots of poison hobble comes to k, reference to russia and of like me. and how germany became dependent on russian oil and gas. now germany and the rest of europe, looking elsewhere for their ene

various other tax deductions successful not donald trump is the only president since richard nixon not to disclose his texas d. w correspondence who miss alaskan there in washington told us what both democrats and republicans have been saying about the release of these documents. the democrats of long said that this is important for transparency. and when one of the democrats in the committee that published these returns, said on friday that these documents show that trump had something to hide, that he used questionable deductions and tax avoidance schemes to get out of paying federal income tax republicans. on the other hand of said, this is private business, this does not need to be made public and they are now warning revenge. so they're threatening to make public tax returns of private citizens. the supreme court justices, business leaders, political enemies as they've called them. and you mentioned already that republicans will have a majority in the house of representatives starting next week. i do want to mention what trump himself has said. he says that these returns show how successful he's been. and t

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i'd like to bring in a former white house insider richard painter was the chief ethics lawyer for president george w bush is our professor of corporate law at the university of minnesota. welcome back to the day mr. painter, will the department of justice followed the committee's recommendation? that's the decision been made by the bar to justice, so they do not have to follow the recommendation of the committee on the referrals . but the evidence is quite clear that donald trump ha, a committed the crime of sedition, an attempt to overthrow the united states government. the democratically elected government of that was going to be installed and was installed on january 20, under president of joe barton. shortly after that losing the election, donald trump sought to pressure the justice department to declare the election and valid fraudulent with no basis whatsoever for that claim. he plotted in the white house even sending in the military to redo the election in certain cheese states. and he incited the riot, the crowd and sent them up to the capitol hill, knowing that many in the forest were armed

for 32 years thereafter we were governed by somebody from the greatest generation, richard nixon, ronald reagan, george h. wefeated by a boomer. in 2024, governed by a boomer president 32 years and the time has come to pass the mantle of leadership in my opinion to a younger generation to be the chief executive of the united states. >> john: well, there are a number of them out there, nobody on the democratic side willing to put up their hand and say i'm going to challenge joe biden. let me ask you about this bill that just passed in the house. you can call it a godzilla bus or megla bus or whatever, it's huge, 1.7 trillion, but a lot of things are not in it? >> there are some things -- look, the republicans got a couple of victories in this thing, and i don't want to disagree with brian reidl, this is a sign of how broken it is and don't want to get on the opposite side of kim strasel, she can kill a moose with a single shot, dress it and put it in the freezer to feed the family, so i don't want to get on the wrong side of her. >> john: all with her pen. >> she also knows how to shoot pretty damn good. but

richard peggotty. he had of the high threat pathogen team at w h. l. europe. thank you so much for taking the time. i want to start by asking your assessment of the current situation in europe. i just how bad you think? think things are during what has been called a triple dynamic it. good afternoon. thanks sir, for the opportunity to speak her today. so. yeah, it is now m a busy time across europe. as far as her spirits re infections or concerns. a lot of of countries are seeing increases in a range of different spiritual pathogens, most notably as you highlighted at the beginning, influenza. i'm spiritual in city of iris and of course, sized coffee too, which is still very much with us. and the 3 of them together um are causing problems for populations and health care systems now in a number of countries. and does rsv itself appear to be a bigger problem than usual than in years prior? an iris fee we hadn't, hadn't, it has been disrupted the circulation of ours fee during the pandemic. but now with people's law is returning very much to normal. these viruses are returning and we certainly have se

> now, bob, before donald trump led an insurrection, richard nixon led a criminal conspiracy, bill clinton allegedly committed sex crimes and george winnocent iraqis. the presidency a chance to administer capitalism greatest labor farm and command history's greatest death machine. how did it become such a freak magnet? >> from nixon up through trump, there is a concentration of power in the presidency. i think people just don't comprehend it. the great historian barbara tuckman in 1974, after nixon had resigned, she said, america has become overly enchanted, even bewitched by the presidency. the media has become bewitched by it. she was quite right saying the president himself becomes bewitched with that extraordinary power. >> bob, you are perhaps this nation's most preimminent journalist and by simly writing the office of the presidency have given credibility to it. but given recent history, perhaps it's time for some course correction, which brings us to our segment updated bob woodward books. now we'll throw out new titles for your books about president's past. you tell us if these provide a fuller picture of their time in offic

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richard b. burns in alexandria and there's a guy named abraham w. bolden and president kennedy and first african american secret service agent and he got echoes of deally plaza and setting up for president biden. >> i think we have the idea of what to talk about. let's hear from our guest mark updegrove. >> i don't know the person i've not heard of them and obviously the kennedy assassination is something that continues to loom large in the imaginations of the american people and we can certainly talk about that. i've never subscribed to the conspiracy theories and the alone gunman theories and the incredible evidence otherwise and some years back i was able to interview several times gerald ford at that time the lone surviving member of the warren commission and he told me i've always subscribed to the lone gunman theory in the absence of a more incredible theory that can be back up and i've not closed the door on the notion that there could have been a greater conspiracy but nothing and no one come forward with evidence that would suggest that lee

this is the very intention of richard nixon and henry kissinger. 973 will evolve to make the 2 lanes caught me scream when w a in that was in power. so any social is less meaning government has encouraged this type. ready wrath from washington, as it seems as it seems, daniel history continues to repeat itself, daniel shore, professor of latin american studies at the city university of new york. joining us live on new year's eve, appreciate your time and from all of us here at auto international wishing you a very happy new year. thank you. thank you. and to you as all we wish you all the best of love and success for 2023. for the meantime, we are back soon with ah i'm african or tansy and welcome back to going under ground. 2022 has been a year dominated by the brutal proxy war in ukraine and an entire geopolitical realignment. minimized, insensitive nato nation media and celebrated across the global south. the scale of the brutality may for now be lost in the mists of the fog of war, but we know, do know that billions of dollars with weapons are being poured into ukraine. both nato and russia emphasize th

this is the very intention of richard nixon and henry kissinger in 1973 when they bothered to make the chalet in economy scream. when w a in there was a power. so any social is left leaning government has encouraged this type. ready wrath from washington, as it seems as it seems, daniel history continues to repeat itself. daniel shaw, professor of latin american studies at the city university of new york. joining us live on new year's eve appreciate your time and from all of us here at auto international wishing you a very happy new year.

richard painter is law professor at the university of minnesota and former white house ethics lawyer in the george wwelcome to bbc news. we have seen some scandals in american politics over the years, but it is fair to say, i think, that this is quite unlike any other? well, this is in some ways. this man lied, he lied about his college degree, he lied about his work experience, he lied about his family heritage. he is a liar. now, we of course refuse to seed in united states congress implement any politician who was a liar then we may not see a good portion of them, but, that being said it is really quite shocking that republicans have not condemned this liar and have not asked him to resign. he should resign, he should not take his seat in the united states accounts. but take his seat in the united states accounts.— states accounts. but it is - re states accounts. but it is pretty obvious _ states accounts. but it is pretty obvious why - states accounts. but it is pretty obvious why they l states accounts. but it is - pretty obvious why they haven't condemned his line because they need him after a

so all this data is being sold to companies, all richard and able to sell it on to other companies. certainly oregon are dogs, i'll hook his w or the for now we're going to take a look at the next accept. but can you read it out, please? also watch it officially, you own any original pictures and videos you post, but we are allowed to use them and we can let others use them as well anywhere around the world. other people might pay us to use them and we will not pay you for that. to be honest. bessie. c a. c lamore. wow. it's really shocking. it's like we provided the wood, we made the fire, but there's no hit new selection because i exactly. exactly. and in fact, they've even provided you with the fireplace, that you can use instagram for free, but the data belongs to them and they use it. why? it's always the way she is said to rock. i'm so i let if it is it over it because i'm parked on pano, but the students private life is very important to us. we'll have to look after all, if we don't protect them who elsewhere solo, which is essentially there are 3 risks regarding the use of their data and expect a strongly, diversely,

w. bush, and bill clinton. he's older than all of his four predecessors. he first entered national politics when richardixon was president. i will say that's going to be a something that will be a challenge against him. i think he's more demonstrated any particular incident where he's been unable to fulfill the duties of the presidency because of his age not at least not in any way we've seen. but, yes, he does look old. he is old, and, you know, i think that's going to be something he'll probably have to carefully manage. he probably won't be campaigning quite in the same vigorous fashion as a younger candidate, and that could be to his detriment with a younger generation. >>> the newsroom has much more for you. the military has been expanding their presence in the arctic circle, an area vital importance to russia's defense strategy. we'll show you why. and an uncontrollable covid outbreak in china. how the country is faring after stripping back its zero covid policies. better. cough?h? fever? better. mucinex all in one relieves 9 symptoms in 1 dose. celebrate your comeback with $5 cash back. i screwed

w yeah.on makes yodeu wonder, whatr abouu the tax returns of the membersde of the house ways and means, th committee? look, richard neal,rman, the chairman has been longha obsessed over releasing theserey tax returns, purely vindictive. >> he thought itdictive. would embarrass donald trump. it it really does. and it shows that he's cleverauh and shrewd and smart because heo didn't cheat on his taxes. the returns show that insteadint he took advantage ofead depreciation of assets, deductions, credits, offsets, loopholes. this is what billionairesetss d. jeff bezos, warren buffett, elon musk, have paid almost no taxes compared to their vast wealth and income.ers >> amazon last year made thirty five billion in u.s.bills corporate income and paid a mereat six percent tax.al richard neal, who in my judgment is is the biggest dope in all of congress, doesn't understand that by releasing these returns, he only underscores his own tha incompetence as chairman of that committee. that committeecomm is the chiefx writing committee. those are their laws that trumpt and other billionaires take advantage of. advantage upon neal

w. bush white house and state department's elise jordan. president of the council on foreign relations, richard haass, and u.s. special correspondent for bbc news, katty kay, and staff writer at the atlantic, david frum. mika and willie have the morning off. katty, obviously as you know i'm a bit of an anglafile, and i've grown up listening to speeches of churchill in the darkest days of 1940, going into the winter of '41, i think we have all read the history of that, the history of this relationship between churchill and roosevelt, churchill coming to the white house understanding that the new world needed to step in and save the old world in his words and i'm just wondering, with parents and grandparents and an entire generation that shaped your life having this as the defining moment, world war ii, victory in world war ii, a war in europe against a foreign tyrant. what were your thoughts last night, the parallels that you were drawing in your mind when president zelenskyy was addressing a joint session of congress. >> and of course even the timing that president zelenskyy himself referred to