in washington, donald trump declares a "big success" in northern syria as he tells the middle east to own problems. two leaders anxious to escape foreign entanglements. with me, to discuss them, mina al—oraibi, editor in chief of the national, the canadian broadcaster jeffrey kofman, bronwen maddow, director of the uk's institute for government, and a former foreign editor at the times and the british political commentator, steve richards. borisjohnson‘s brexit deal has already achieved something his prdedecessor‘s never did — the house of commons voted for it. unfortunately for mrjohnson, it then rejected his timetable for debating it — 110 pages of new law to be considered in three days — a timetable which would have allowed him to meet his "do or die" deadline of this coming wednesday, 31st october. that denied, the prime minister offered mps another sort of brexit deal, you can have more time to debate, providing you allow me to hold a general election on 12th december. the british prime minister does not have a parliamentary majority. in some ways he resembles prometheus, a chara

but they are riddled with contradictions and exhibit the impossibility of negotiating with washington donald trump claimed he would withdraw u.s. troops from syria and other countries but after taking office he's gone back on those promises and my guess is it'll be the same this time around such a frivolous approach can aggravate tensions in the entire region and so must be avoided we've repeatedly told the us this we thought it understood that nothing's changed. well and actually the history of the united states making promises to the kurds both in syria and iraq and then kind of abandoning them it goes all the way back to the fifty's so it's not like the kurds didn't know what they will go in into putting their trust into the united states i mean i even put together a whole report just on that which we're going to show you next hour because but still. it has been going on for a very very long time and still the kurds seem to hopes of the they have been calling on the united states to introduce a no fly zone to prevent the to prevent the turks from bombing them from bombing the kurdish the kurdis

but they are riddled with contradictions and exhibits the impossibility of negotiating with washington donald trump claimed he would withdraw u.s. troops from syria and other countries but after taking office he's gone back on those promises and my guess is it will be the same this time around such a frivolous approach can aggravate tensions in the entire region and so must be avoided we've repeatedly told the u.s. this week thought they'd understood but nothing's changed. another important point that the russian top diplomat made was the fact that at the end of the day everything will have to be agreed with the government in damascus which is a difficult task for all the parties on the ground but it will be up to them not up to those who are leaving syria if we are to believe the american president now when it comes to the tricky relationships between the americans and the kurds there was a history of real ups and downs and here's a report by my colleague don of on that it seemed impossible sounded like crazy tool and yet it happened a moment of unity between republicans and democrats as they both

but they are riddled with contradictions and exhibits the impossibility of negotiating with washington donald trump claimed he would withdraw u.s. troops from syria and other countries but after taking office he's gone back on those promises and my guess is it will be the same this time around such a frivolous approach can aggravate tensions in the entire region and so must be avoided we've repeatedly told the us this thought it understood that nothing's changed it is a complex situation and there even inside the united states there has been very loud outcry against the decision to abandon the kurds yet again. until a spring in international relations expert same bag she joins me now on a good evening to say subtly although perhaps inevitably we've heard about reports claims of civilian deaths do you believe those reports and could have been avoided . i don't know whether there are that causal to this but the fact is that the turkish operation started and it will continue or. it looks like because the turkish main point is. that turkey has moral and political and military are all. league asian to b

donald trump's impeachment investigation trump says he will not cooperate with an inquiry until the house of representatives votes to approve the investigation alan fischer as the latest from washington donald trump has been famous throughout the his administration for any time he gets requests for documents from the democrats who took over the house of representatives and therefore oversight responsibilities at the beginning of this year that he said no he has built that store and wall he's decided that he's not going to give them any information whatsoever now the democrats said they wanted details of the phone call with ukrainian president they wanted all the information surrounding that the white house is essentially seeing that's not going to happen the report to the u.s. president on a trump re-election campaign is among accounts targeted by a hacking group linked to the iranian government orders to his agency says attempts to access trump's accounts were unsuccessful microsoft has confirmed hundreds of accounts were targeted by the group known as phosphorus defiant protesters in hong kong are challenging a new ban on face masks which is now in effect the chief executive carrie

but they are riddled with contradictions and exhibit the impossibility of negotiating with washington donald trump claimed he would withdraw u.s. troops from syria and other countries but after taking office he's gone back on those promises and my guess is it will be the same this time around such a frivolous approach can aggravate tensions in the entire region and so must be avoided we've repeatedly told the us this thought it understood that nothing's changed and it seems even within the united states political establishment there has been little suppose to go from the decision to pull those troops out but. as mentioned history of as well there's a long long history of the americans abandoning the kurds in fact they put together a report on just that so let's have a look it seemed impossible sounded like crazy talk and yet it happened a moment of unity between republicans and democrats as they both condemned america's disloyalty to its kurdish allies the person who united states is in danger of losing the mandate of heaven this is crazy i. which allies in syria or elsewhere in the middle east wi

plenty of drama in washington. donald trumpential rivaljoe biden. that is extraordinary in itself. but as sam stein at the daily beast and many others have pointed out... democrats have already launched an impeachment enquiry after learning that donald trump asked the ukrainian president to investigate joe biden during a phone call injuly. here he is earlier. china should start an investigation into the bidens. because happened to china is just about as bad as what happened with... with ukraine. president zelinski, if it were me, i recommend that they start an investigation into the bidens because nobody has any doubt that they were not crooked. joe biden's campaign has responded... trump and his allies claim that whenjoe biden was vice—president he abused his power to pressure ukraine to back away from a criminal investigation that could implicate his son hunter, who worked for a ukrainian energy company. but these allegations have been widely discredited. there is no evidence that joe biden took any action to intentionally be

and they won't be happy with donald trump's reasoning for that — he said as far as he was concerned, there was always a danger of leaks if people in washington washington. but fundamentally, donald trump will use this as a campaigning tool. an election is just a year away, and as commander—in—chief, he's notjust claiming victory but personal credit for this. you listened to the language — it was personal and vivid, and you could argue it was triumphalist. he talked, for example, about al—baghdadi crying and whimpering in a state of panic, dying like a dog, and a coward. that is language we are not used to from an american president — well, at least until this administration. and with an election coming forward, you can imagine trump will be saying time and time again that he has been responsible for killing the world's most wanted terrorist leader. our security correspondent, frank gardner, explained how al—baghdadi was able to establish a caliphate in areas of iraq and syria back in 2014. the shiah government had adopted a very discriminatory policy against the sunnis. al—baghdadi capitalised on that and said, "we are your champions," and t

pedro: donald trump pueden negÓ lo publicado por el times. aunque errÓneamente se lo atribuyÓ al washington es falsa. nunca lo dije, nunca lo pensÉ. fue una mentira total. pedro: el new york times reportÓ que trump, muy molesto, exclamÓ que se trataba de una promesa de campaÑa. temas, enfatizÓ que lo estaban haciendo ver como un idiota. finalmente, fuaranceles amigo - mÉxico, la que detuvo la llegada de los migrantes al paÍs. por esta frontera disminuyÓ la llegada de centroamericanos en los Últimos meses. patricia: el presidente trump tambiÉn arremetiÓ contra los dieres demÓcratas que lo investigan. no escatimÓ en insultos, calificÓ de basura al presidente de la comisiÓn de la cÁmara baja. sugiriÓ que es un traidor. llamo mentiroso al denunciante y atacÓ a los periodistas, ya lo he hecho varias veces. asegurÓ que su posible rival electoral es un producto. pablo: trump explotÓ contra los demÓcratas y el proceso de impeachment, durante la visita del presidente de finlandia a la casa blanca. dijo que joe biden y su hijo son corruptos, sin aportar en evidencia.inteligencia de la ca y contra nan

shannon: i am shannon breen in washington. donald trump rallies louisiana swinging against the democrats impeachment push for the second night in a row mocking disgraced fbi officials peter guyger he and lisa page as we await two investigations into the investigators. bret baer talks about how those may be coming very soon. tax-exempt status if they don't support same-sex marriage, is religious freedom under attack or as progressives claim just an excuse? we will debate. on media availability with players for the remainder of their checks through china as one in the evidence calls critics something i can't say something on the air. are panelists standing by. fox team coverage into busy newsday, bret baer is on deck. we start with allison barber at a keep america great rally where donald trump went on -- head on with his critics overnight. >> donald trump came to louisiana to convince voters to vote for one of two republicans running in the gubernatorial race. and just tried to convince people to go out to vote within minutes of stepping on

relating to donald trump's impeachment investigation trump says he won't cooperate with an inquiry until the house of representatives approves the investigation and fisher has more now from washington . donald trump has been famous throughout his administration for any time you get requests for documents from democrats who took over the house of representatives and therefore oversight responsibilities at the beginning of this year that he said no he has built that store and wall he's decided that he's not going to give them any information whatsoever now the democrats said they wanted details of the phone call with ukrainian president they wanted all the information surrounding that at the white house is essentially saying that's not going to happen but the rail services in hong kong have been suspended operators say it's because of malicious vandalism by protesters many demonstrators have been defying a new ban on facemasks 9 chief executive karina invoked a colonial era law to enforce the ban and gain greater powers to clamp down on protests. thousands of our german protesters are demanding the army and its role in politics they demonstrated in the capital algiers following a rul

would include asking all suggesting other countries to help us out and fishes more from washington d.c. . donald trump has been tweeting out saying that he has the absolute power to investigate corruption and he can ask other countries to help the problem of course arises when he asks them to investigate political rivals he was standing in front of the white house when he asked china to investigate joe biden and his son hunter biden saying they'd been involved in corrupt deals in that country all the offering no concrete evidence of why he was saying that and it came just a few seconds after he was saying that he has a lot of options with china referring to the trade talks that are coming up very soon in fact the chinese delegation will be in washington next week and democrats are worried that donald trump will sit down around the table and say well if you launch an investigation into joe biden i can start bringing tariffs don't know all of this comes against the backdrop of course of the allegation that he tried to put pressure on ukraine to investigate joran hunter biden you remember that during tha

asking all suggesting other countries to help us out just as alan fischer has more from washington d.c. . donald trump has been tweeting out saying that he has the absolute power to investigate corruption and he can ask other countries to help the problem of course arises when he asks them to investigate political rivals he was standing in front of the white house when he asked china to investigate joe biden and his son hunter biden saying they'd been involved in corrupt deals in that country all the offering no concrete evidence of why he was saying that and it came just a few seconds after he was saying that he has a lot of options with china referring to the trade talks that are coming up very soon in fact the chinese delegation will be in washington next week and democrats are worried that donald trump will sit down around the table and say well if you launch an investigation into joe biden i can start bringing don't know all of this comes against the backdrop of course of the allegation that he tried to put pressure on ukraine to investigate join hunter biden you remember that during that call in

claiming to have firsthand knowledge of president donald trump's phone calls with the president of ukraine and as doug luzader tells us from washington, president donald trump is pushing back. >> reporter: the second whistleblower has not formally come forward but unlike the first one, this is someone who may have firsthand knowledge. the second whistleblower may have actually listened in as president donald trump leaned on the president of ukraine to investigate the 2016 election and former vice president joe biden. there was a quick response from the white house. it doesn't matter how many people call themselves whistleblowers about the same telephone call, a call the president already made public, it doesn't change the fact that he has done nothing wrong. democrats spent the weekend with the efforts. >> the past 10 days has been painful for members of the house on both sides of the committee and obviously, quite painful for the senate, even though too many senators are quiet on this issue. >> oh my gosh. these guys are giddy over this. they are not in pain. for the past three years they've been trying to impeach this president. >>

washington. but fundamentally, donald trump will use this as a campaigning tool.ictory, but personal credit for this. you listen to the language here, it was personal, vivid, and triumphalist. he talked about al—baghdadi crying and whimpering ina about al—baghdadi crying and whimpering in a state of panic, dying like a dog and a coward. that is laying which we are not used to from an american president. at least until this administration. with the election coming forward, you can imagine that donald trump will be saying time and time again that he has been responsible for killing the world's most wanted terrorist leader. being congratulated internationally, few people are cautioning that president emmanuel macron has just treated saying that al—baghdadi is a hard blow against islamic state, but it is just estate. this is the fight from which the united states has largely now absented itself. on one hand, donald trump took complete credit for in his words, obliterating islamic state. and yet at the same time, there was also these little hints and mentions of the fa

include asking all suggesting other countries to help us out alan fisher has more now from washington d.c. . donald trump has been tweeting out saying that he has the absolute power 7 to investigate corruption and he can ask other countries to help the problem of course arises when he asks them to investigate political rivals he was standing in front of the white house when he asked china to investigate joe biden and his son hunter biden saying they'd been involved in corrupt deals in that country all the offering no concrete evidence of why he was saying that and it came just a few seconds after he was saying that he has a lot of options with china referring to the trade talks that are coming up very soon in fact the chinese delegation will be in washington next week and democrats are worried that donald trump will sit down around the table and see well if you launch an investigation into joe biden i can start bringing don't know all of this comes against the backdrop of course of the allegation that he tried to put pressure on ukraine to investigate join hunter biden you remember that during that call

washington. donald trump's own people could be his undoing. it's day 21 of the impeachment inquiry, and here is what's happening. the president's former top advisory on russia and europe is behind closed door with three congressional committees giving testimony long-feared by white house insiders. a person familiar says she will tell lawmakers that rudy giuliani and eu ambassador gordon sonland worked together to sidestep the national security council and pursue their own shadow agenda in ukraine. >>> on thursday sonland who got the job after giving 1 million to

from syria and osi says she believes donald trump was shaken by the number of republicans who voted to oppose his decision to pull the forces out as well from washington. u.s. president donald trump is trying on a new label for his withdrawal from northern syria strategically brilliant in 2 appearances with the italian president trump went on to list a series of false hoods quickly dismissed by senators from his own political party kurds who are much safer right now one of the things that i think we could tragically see emerge is the potential for ethnic cleansing and against kurds now if you look at the kurds and again i say this with great respect there no angels i want to express my gratitude to the kurds. they were great fighters and we had a terrific alliance with russia wants nothing to do with isis russia is tough they can july says just as well to rely on russia and iran to protect us against.

standoff in washington. donald trump refuses to say if the white house will coote

standoff in washington. donald trumpefuses to say if the white house will cooperate with an impeachment inquiry against him. reporterer: metta world's athlec championship where it is goals for the host. winning the high jump crown. also a new world record in the women's 400 meters hurdles. ♪ anchor: welcome to the newshour. primep story -- the iraqi minister seeing a curfew will be lifted at 5 a.m. on saturday after hundreds of demonstrators defied the lockdown. 10 people were killed after security forces opened fire on the crowd. more than 50 have died since the protests begin four days ago as anger erupted over poverty and the lack of basic services. this has resulted in rallies and protests on the streets of the country. one of the most powerful politicians has called for the government to resign and hold snap elections. protesters take cover under a bridge in central baghdad as gun shots ring out. iraq's security forces continue to fire bullets at unarmed protesters. dozens have been killed in the last four nights in

shannon: i am shannon breen in washington. donald trump swinging against the democrats impeachment push for the second night in a row mocking disgraced fbi officials peter guyger he and lisa page as we await two investigations into the investigators. bret baer talks about how those may be coming very soon.

washington. donald trump's own people could be his undoing. it's day 21 of the impeachment inquiry, and here is what's happening. the president's former top advisory on russia and europe is behind closed door with three congressional committees giving testimony long-feared by white house insiders. a person familiar says she will tell lawmakers that rudy giuliani and eu ambassador gordon sonland worked together to sidestep the national security council and pursue their own shadow agenda in ukraine. >>> on thursday sonland who got the job after giving 1 million to donald trump's inaugural committee is expected to call into question that no quid pro quo text he sent another diplomat. he'll tell lawmakers that the president dictated that text to him. according to "the washington post," sonland will say of that text, it's only true if the president said it, not that it was the truth. >>> and this could be just the beginning. vice president mike pence, rudy giuliani, the pentagon, and omb all have until tuesday to hand over ukraine documents under c

donald trump's impeachment investigation trump says he won't cooperate with an inquiry until the house of representatives of who's investigation i'll just say was alan fisher has the latest now from washington d.c. . donald trump has been famous throughout his administration for any time he gets requests for documents from democrats who took over the house of representatives and therefore oversight responsibilities at the beginning of this year that he said no he has built that store and wall he's decided that he's not going to give them any information whatsoever now the democrats said they wanted details of the phone call with ukrainian president they wanted all the information surrounding that at the white house is essentially seeing that's not going to happen or rail services in hong kong have been suspended operators a it's due to malicious vandalism by protesters demonstrators have remained defiant against a new ban on face masks. chief executive carol lam take lonia era law to enforce the ban and gain greater powers to clamp down on protests. thousands of algerian protesters are demanding the army and its role in politics demonstrations in the capital r.g.s. followed a ruling by a pr

griff jenkins live in washington with donald trump's demands. >> reporter: the president is deliveringn the threat to impose sanctions. clearly growing out of control for an all-out assault on the kurds in syria, he summoned mike pence, steve mnuchin and lindsey graham to the white house yesterday. >> the united states of america wants turkey to stop the invasion, implement an immediate cease-fire and negotiate with kurdish forces in syria to bring a end to the violence. >> with the national security team, as the administration calls on north korea to stop its invasion and declare a cease-fire the president declared an executive order declaring a national emergency. the defense of is threatening peace, security and civility in the region. i'm fully prepared to destroy turkish economy turkish leaders continue down is dangerous and destructive path. these sanctions halt all trade negotiations and target 3 senior turkish ministers as desperate kurds, our 1-time ally, reach a military deal with syria to get support from the russian backed regime seriously complicating the situation in the

washington u.s. president donald trump describes the truce as a major breakthrough made possible by his policy in syria what's the reaction been to that. well the reaction within the republican party hasn't been great we did hear from mitt romney now he's been a vocal critic of president trump he's a republican senator from utah he criticized the announcement that democrats have been more vocal senate minority leader chuck schumer said it was a nonsensical foreign policy decision that was echoed by many democrats now what is notable is what we heard from republican senate majority leader mitch mcconnell on tuesday he told reporters that the u.s. should stop using sanctions for foreign policy so perhaps that's an indication of what kind of. foreign policy the view united states will look like in the coming at months now while trump was hailing the deal as a success jim jeffrey now he's the u.s. envoy for syria and the coalition against isis said that the united states believes to turkish supported opposition forces in syria have committed war crimes there jeffrey also confirmed the secretary of defense

from syria and osi says she believes donald trump was shaken by the number of republicans who voted to oppose his decision to pull the forces out as well from washington. u.s. president donald trump is trying on a new label for his withdrawal from northern syria strategically brilliant in 2 appearances with the italian president trump went on to list a series of false hoods to quickly dismissed by senators from his own political party kurds who are much safer right now one of the things that i think we could tragically see emerge as the potential for ethnic cleansing and against kurds now if you look at the kurds and again i say this with great respect then no angels i want to express my gratitude to the kurds. they were great fighters and we had a terrific alliance with russia wants nothing to do with isis russia is tough they can kill isis just as well to rely on russia and iran to protect us against the rise of isis is quite frankly and saying we may know more about how the president framed the issue to president in this leak letter trump writes quote history will look upon you favorably if you get this done the right and humane way it will look up

president donald trump says washington will lift sanctions imposed on turkey over its offensive in northeast syria this comes after russia now patrols parts of the region in a deal which was struck with turkey to impose a new ceasefire agreement along the border the government of turkey informed my administration that they would be stopping combat their offensive in syria and making the ceasefire permanent at it will indeed be permanent however you would also. define the word permanent in that part of the world is somewhat questionable we all understand it but i do believe it will be permanent i've therefore instructed the secretary of the treasury to lift all sanctions imposed for october 14th here in the u.k. a murder investigation is underway after the bodies of 39 people were found in a container truck which had just arrived in the country but he says saying the container came from the port of suburbia in belgium britain's prime minister boris johnson has pointed the finger at people traffickers. police in chile of being accused of a heavy handed response to anti-government protests whic

us president donald trump says washington will lift sanctions imposed on turkey over its offensive in northeast syria but try. to stop combat in the region this comes after russia and turkey announced a deal to impose a new ceasefire along the syrian border russian military police now patrolling parts of northeast syria as part of that deal turkey's offensive began off to washington's decision to withdraw u.s. troops from syria earlier this month and corps says it wants to create a safe zone to return syrian refugees our white house correspondent kimberly hellcat has more from washington. u.s. president donald trump announcing that sanctions against turkey lifted as a result of this hold in cease fire that turkey says will be permanent despite some skepticism by the u.s. president about just how permanent it will be he says that not only will sanctions lifted but he is promising that if turkey misbehaves new sanctions will be put in place even tariffs on steel from turkey into the united states this withdrawal by the u.s. president being announced is something that is getting a lot of

you know that our special operators are so very good at alland fisher has more now from washington d.c. . donald trump said he wanted to release as much of the operation as he could that he watched in real time on saturday what we're seeing very small snippets of video that has been declassified 1st of all we see a number of u.s. troops on the edge of the compound moving towards the building where they believe al baghdadi is holed up we also see a number of fighters who are in the area they were attracted by the commotion the u.s. military says there were about $10.00 to $15.00 of them they started firing on the u.s. aircraft in the area and they returned fire killing them all eliminating them is actually the phrase they use inside the compound we are told the military then said in arabic to people to give themselves up a number of noncombatants a marriage including 11 children they were searched and handed over and allowed to go free inside the building itself that was then a gunfight we're told that 6 eisel fighters were killed 4 of them women one of them al baghdadi himself he headed towards a tunn

trump. exactly calling him unhinged death making him this is very much on the last part of the war it's a friday night here in washington it has been a difficult week for donald trump he of course was in front of the white house on thursday and friday morning saying that hunter biden joe biden's son made billions of dollars from china where again offering any concrete evidence he said that he thinks the democrats probably have enough votes to impeach him and the house and senate we know from what the democrats have been saying in the last couple of years that that is probably the case that they have a simple majority there and would be able to do that but donald trump believes his strength is in the senate and says that republicans are holding together pretty well there there has been one voice of dissent that has been mitt romney a former presidential candidate himself know the junior senator from utah he says he's concerned about some of the things that donald trump has been seeing but he hasn't said that he would vote for his impeachment and that's the problem that the democrats have well they're building up this body of evidence they really need to get tr

washington. but fundamentally, donald trump will use this as a campaigning tool.ear away, as commander—in—chief, he's not just claiming victory but personal credit for this. and you listen to the language, it was personal and vivid, and you could argue it was triumphalist. he talked for example about al—baghdadi crying and whimpering ina about al—baghdadi crying and whimpering in a state of panic, dying like a dog, and a coward. that is language we are not used to from an american president — well, at least until this administered in. and with an election coming forward, you can imagine trump will be saying time and time again that he has been responsible for killing the world's most responsible for killing the world's m ost wa nted responsible for killing the world's most wanted terrorist leader. earlier, i spoke to our security correspondent frank gardner who explained how the search for al—baghdadi had been going on for some time. the man had a $25 million, £19 million bounty on his head. at the time, he was the world's most wanted fugitive and terrorist, which

the force world war remains an atrocity and not a genocide alan fischer al-jazeera washington and one of donald trump's top aides has given a firsthand account of the phone call between the u.s. and ukrainian presidents alexander venkman has testified that he raised concerns twice about trump's efforts to pressure ukraine to investigate political rival joe biden i did you know castro reports from washington. alexander venom and is a u.s. army colonel iraq veteran and the 1st impeachment witness with 1st hand knowledge of the july phone call between president trump and the ukrainian president volodymyr zelinsky then man was among the white house staff listening when trump said to the ukrainian leader i would like you to do west a favor publicly investigate trumps political rival joe biden and a company called charisma that employed by tin son i was concerned by the call binman said in his written testimony i did not think it was proper to demand that a foreign government investigate a us citizen i was worried about the implications for the us government support of ukraine i realized that if ukraine purs

has more from washington d.c. . donald trumpsaid he wanted to release as much of the operation as he could that he watched in real time on saturday what we're seeing very small snippets of video that has been declassified 1st of all we see a number of u.s. troops on the edge of the compound moving towards the building where they believe al baghdadi is holed up we also see a number of fighters who are in the area they were attracted by the commotion the u.s. military says there were about $10.00 to $15.00 of them they started firing on the u.s. aircraft in the area and they returned fire killing them all eliminating them is actually the phrase they use inside the compound we are told the military then said in arabic to people to give themselves up a number of noncombatants a marriage including 11 children they were searched and handed over and allowed to go free inside the building itself that was then a gunfight we're told that 6 i saw fighters were killed 4 of them women one of them al baghdadi himself he headed towards a tunne

let's speak to our washington correspondent chris buckler. chris, donald trumpas made this china plea in public, does it change oui’ china plea in public, does it change our people will see those private ukraine phone calls was yellow it feels like donald trump is trying to make normal what the democrats say is simply extraordinary. a us president, essentially asking a foreign government, or as it is now, two foreign governments for help in digging dirt on a political opponent. and that is how democrats see it. president trump is trying with the strategy to say hi am doing nothing wrong. the question should all be aboutjoe biden and his son, hunter. but what is is throwing a lot of dirt at the bidens and the reality is none of it is substantiated. he has not provided any evidence. he is simply putting out a lot of allegations and encouraging other governments to look into their actions. and as a result you have got president trump, in some ways, looking at times angry and unsettled. but it is a great change of strategy if you consider that only a matter of four