next stanford university professor william perry shares his views about president obama's foreign policy record and america's challenges in the middle east. not the. camera. bag. however welcome to the spotlight the interview show on r t r and i would know one thing my guest is william perry. as the presidential campaign in the united states is in full swing it's affecting life not only in the u.s. but in other countries as well what guarantees all the americans are ready to give the russians concerning the a.b.m. system in europe or what's cooking in washington concerning the arab countries pakistan. iran sample well these questions are very serious and they are affecting global to close here and these questions today are being discussed on some national conference and berlin and we'll be asking these questions today for my he was defense secretary and professor at stanford university william perry. the rainy us administration russia has always been one of the main concerns in terms of foreign policy the two countries have seen different periods of both standoffs and tossing tension and

defense secretary and professor at stanford university william perry. for any us administration and russia has always been one of the main concerns in terms of foreign policy the two countries have seen different periods of both standoffs and tossing tension and know the future is uncertain again as americans are preparing for their presidential election since the very beginning barack obama has been eager to get through it with russia rather than confronted steel there's been some issues like the u.s. missile shield in eastern europe for example which threaten to stimulate parity any list jest if the democrats take it will be more likely for the dialogue to go on but if the republicans win another cooling is expected as they've already used and to rush rhetoric during the election campaign. but that's a very welcome to the show and i think there must be going to be with this is my place to which the president well some people today it seemed that one of the. the big problems. is sort of an intolerance maybe it's because the politicians mean the leaders

back to spotlight i now do nothing just to remind you there were a guest on the show today is william perry professor stanford university and former u.s. defense. professor russia's nuclear arsenal is capable to break through the and time miss sheila. we're seeing now built in europe at least that's what the russian military is saying but as experts say the face for the shield which is expected to be deployed by twenty twenty should be something different and mate may pose a threat for the russians that's what the military said i will and that's what i'm quoting with what i read in the press so what i'm worried about is you set your former u.s. defense secretary that this is not a threat to russia. first thing and second thing is that. it really is not some real help real protection against against nuclear missiles so my question is why can't the americans give russia so you can see this is different because as far as i understand all russians want something in writing that this is not aimed at these missiles i'm not a that you know well and this is no wife. is it a game i would say but is

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. >> william the refrigerator perry. >> william the refrigerator perry. >> yes, very good! you did it. nice job. >> rahm's one of the smart ones and romney's been hitting president obama pretty hard for saying at a press conference last week the private sector is doing fine. well, here's the latest report from david letterman. >> mitt romney jumped on this and wasted no time issuing this response to president obama saying that the private sector is fine. watch what mitt had to say. >> after president obama made this statement -- >> the private sector is doing fine. >> mitt romney quickly responded. >> he said the private sector is doing fine. is he really that out of touch? >> while speaking from the hot tub of his luxury yacht next to a private island that's part of a chain of islands on his own planet. mitt romney in touch with the common man. >> i was going to say he could have explained what the president said last week. remember when newt gingrich was leading the pack during the gop primary letting us all know how much money he used to rake in in the speaking circuit.

. >> william "the refrigerator perry." >> william "the refrigerator" perry. >> very good.e barnicle and steve ratner are still with us. joining us former white house chief of staff bill daley who looks fresh and rested and just happy. >> and out of the white house. >> out of the white house. >> it's great. it's a tough life but this is a beautiful day in chicago and you should come back in january. it's just great. >> i think we'll do the show right here. >> no problem. >> so how is the president doing right now as we're five months away from the election? >> look it, i think this is -- it's a tough election. i think he's doing fine. i think if you go state by state, which is what the election will be about, he's in good shape. there's lots of people running around with all sorts of setting their hair on fire to say this is a close race. it is a close race and the one person who has known that from the beginning is the president. i don't know what all the big news is when people talk about polls and say this race has tightened. it's always going to tighten. >> what's the p

. >> william refrigerator perry. >> got that nickname because he said everything twice. >> selecting sloegen forward is so absurd. >> the private sector is fine. >> he said the private sector is doing fine. is he really that out of touch? while speaking from the hot tub of his luxury yacht on his own planet. >> i love this young man in the front row here. all right. this guy here, you think he's my brother, but he's my friend. >> brothers got to hug. >> fun facts -- it's top experts include golf shoes and josh groban. >> if you go to the tape, you'll see a brother right here. wait, wait, back it up. forward. right there. >> woof woof. >> american lives in danger. >> this is the president in the oval office who's going to be the next victim of a u.s. drone attack. we were able to penetrate the nuclear facilities. somebody locked that in there. pretty scary stuff. >> you want us to hire more government workers. he says we need more firemen, policemen, teachers. >> people ought to stop jumping on it after a gaffe and understand there's wisdom in the comment. >> does that mean there will

. >>> katie perry gets ready to fulfill a teenage dream. >> michele williams prepares to waltz her way into the hearts of moviegoers. teresa garcia has those stories and more in this look at entertainment. >> reporter: usher is number one for the fourth time in a row. the singer's new album looking for myself debuted at the top of the billboard 200 chart this week. and katie perry is starting her own record label. the 27-year-old pop singer tells the hollywood reporter she wants to help other artists achieve financial success. >> this will be the first time perry has taken her career down a rarely charted path. she has a 3-d movie coming out july 5 that she personally spent $2 million to shoot. >> what are you afraid of? >> reporter: the intdy fill -- indy film take this waltz is set to open next week but it had a special screening in new york city. michele williams stars as a happily married woman who falls for the artist who lives across the street. >> despite she may or may not be making a mistake in the marriage or thinking outside of the marriage, i do think she's a good person an

. >> to david william donald cameron perry >> you have provided us with a witness statement that extends to 84 pages and possesses two exhibits. is this the formal evidence here are tendering to our inquiry? >> it is. >> i am extremely grateful to the obvious work that you no doubt have put into your evidence and the material you have provided the inquiry. >> questions about your career before 2001, when you entered parliament. in your dealings with third parties, to what extent did you express an opinion that was not the opinion of your minister without making it clear that it was not? what's that was quite a long time ago. it is hard to remember all the interactions i had it. i would have had contact with businesses, third parties. the job of a special adviser was to sometimes be a sponge in terms of soaking up a lot of people who wanted to see the minister but the minister did not have time. on occasion i would have made it clear to people my inkling about something. >> on such occasions, do you think he would have made it clear to the third parties you were expecting your own opinion

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federal reserve and even governor perry has been critical of ben bernanke making some pretty sharp comments about him so. the-to-the caller's point and to what william jennings bryan was talking about a century ago. >> well, the gold and silver standard, the legacy of that debate i think was, among other things, the federal reserve system. it was also getting off the gold standard eventually in the early 1930s. but what bryan really wanted, and those who were on his side in this debate wanted was a more flexible money supply. they wanted in hard times, interest to go down. in prosperous times, they were happy to have them go up. the kind of thing the fed does today, actually. when we get into economic trouble like we are now, people look for -- you might say penacias. but i think as a historian, i think that many ways one of the reasons we've been able to avoid serious economic downturn between the great depression and now is because we have had a flexible money supply and the fed has been able to take charge when necessary. i don't know, will might have a different point of view. >> i think that one of the big issues that bryan was trying to confro