let's get more on this from at all yeltsin he's a professor of economics at the constance university of sciences welcome to the program at all the turkish president and others calling for the boycott of french goods should the makers of those be worried now. there are certain to bear in mind read tory confrontations between senior politicians from turkey and and france is a continuation of political tensions which have started much earlier we are not only talking about. freedom of speech there is also a tension in the if the mediterranean where francis and the navy to back greece and cyprus because turkish wrestles explore conducting exploration which is illegitimate. not not accepted from the european countries and this standing and confrontation we see at the moment is a clear signal of president mccrone who considers himself and the spear have. a european countries he is no longer willing to make any compromise when it comes to political f. provocations and actions from turkey so we are in a difficult situation but i have to emphasize when it comes to action from the european side

and i'm very pessimistic right that standing up your of will lead to a solution economist at all yeltsin of the konstanz university of applied sciences thank you for your insights. thank you and not to some of the other global business stories making news b.p. reported a small profit for the 3rd quarter of the year the 100000000 dollar figure for july through september beat analyst expectations it's also a significant improvement from the 2nd quarter of the year when the energy producer posted a $7000000000.00 loss south korea's economy expanded in the 3rd quarter growing almost 2 percent from the previous 3 month period economists credited a sharp rise in exports the south korean economy is in recovery mode however those 3rd quarter figures are still down more than one percent from the same period last year. chicken or fish the choice of in-flight meal may be one that you miss making if coronavirus has meant you're not flying as much or at all but there is one airline that wants to recreate the experience for would be loyal passengers just without you know the actual flying. this is how

yes absolutely he is an expert in this and really saw a very short period of time this perilously yeltsin years when information of war didn't play of all but putin revived this and. he uses this as a tool as a very effective tool to meddle in internal affairs to too small to score in not just in our neighbor countries like ukraine like collect elect germany despite we are a direct neighbor but. in the u.s. and the overall goal i think is to slender democracy itself and that's a very very dangerous thing and it's it's more important than everything else i in my opinion and at this point they meet together. trying. hootie and the 2 dictators around her and that's really newt. well and and to be serious talent bloody mary in view of all of that and in view of the recent attack on alex saying of on the the russian opposition politician should europe be doing more to sanction putin's abuses of power and his interference and if so what additional measures would work well received in. europe and sanctions in russia since for 6 years from now for the ukraine and crimea and eastern ukraine and th

nixon working together with boris yeltsin to assist the fledgling democracy in russia, to assist the baltics. said, it is the best meeting he ever had. president clinton marveled at the wisdom of nixon. so, he changes the post presidency and policy through his work with reagan and bush and clinton. most importantly, this book shows that in many ways, he changed himself. during this 20 year period he came to terms with all he achieved and all he lost. wisdom sayingal he accidentally confessed during the watergate section of the interview, it is a myth that david frost and others have perpetuated for some time. the reality is quite different. they talked about it in advance, what he wanted to say when this question came up and he apologized for his moral failures. he said, i screwed it all up, but he would never admit to criminal wrongdoing because he did not believe he violated criminal laws. this would be the message he would use the rest of his life when he talked about this topic. it came not as an accident during the frost/nixon interviews, but as a planned answer to a question. h

n' + >> vice president quayle, please. >> the president does have a commitment from boris yeltsin toeliminate the ss-18s. that is a commitment to -- >> al gore jr. is it an agreement? >> it is a commitment. >> al gore jr. oh. (laughter) >> let's talk about, let's talk about -- >> al gore jr. well, he said he'd -- >> let him talk, senator. >> lighten up here, al. (laughter and applause) >> go ahead. >> let's talk about getting agreements. you know, the president of the us doesn't just negotiate with your friends in congress; the president of the us deals on the international scene. he's got to deal with the does not tell the truth about it. you have to deal the host of leaders around the world. the leader sit down and negotiate, they will come to agreements with people that they trust. this is a fundamental problem with bill clinton. trust and character. it is not the issue of how he avoided military service 20 something years ago. it is the fact that he does not tell the truth about it. he first said he did not get an induction noticed, and they find out that he did. you said it didn

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president yeltsin said the day would decide the nation's destiny.so many people have feared for so long is playing out its final act here. russians are killing russians in front of a grandstand audience. it was his humility which produced affection from catholics throughout the world, but his departure is a tragedy for the catholic church. this man, israel's right—winger ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the trouble. he wants israel alone to have sovereignty over the holy sites, an idea that is unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: president trump places himself in quarantine — as one of his closest aides tests positive for the coronavirus. hope hicks has travelled with mr trump to several recent events, including the first presidential debate. in the last few hours the european union has agreed to immediately impose sanctions on belarusian leaders involved

>> he does have a commitment from boris yeltsin. >> is it an agreement? >> it is a commitment. >> oh. >> let's talk -- let's talk about what -- let's talk about -- >> let him talk. >> lighten up here, al. >> go ahead. >> let's talk about getting agreements. president of the united states doesn't just negotiate with your friends in congress. president of the united states deals on the international scene, has to deal with the president of russia, the chancellor of germany, prime minister of britain, president of france, prime minister of japan, a whole host of leaders around the world. and the leaders sit down and they will negotiate, and they will come to agreements with people that they trust. and this is a fundamental problem with bill clinton. it's trust and character. it is not the issue of how we avo -- he avoided military service 20 some years ago. it's fact that he does not tell the truth about it. first he said he didn't get an induction notice, then we found out he did. he said he didn't have an rotc slot, then we found out he did. he said he did

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say yes absolutely he is an expert in this and really saw a very short period of time this parity yeltsin years when information of war didn't play of all but putin revived this and houston he uses this as a tool as a very effective tool to meddle in internal affairs to too small to score in not just in our neighbor countries like ukraine like like elect germany despite we are a direct neighbor but. in the u.s. and the overall goal i think is to slender democracy itself and that's the very very dangerous thing and it's it's more important than everything else i in my opinion and at this point they meet together. trunk. hootie and the 2 dictators in front of her and that's really newt. challenge and to serious challenge a lot of fear in view of all of that and in view of the recent attack on alex in of on the the russian opposition politician should europe be doing more to sanction putin's abuses of power and his interference and if so what additional measures would work well received. european sanctions in russia since for 6 years from now for the ukraine and crimea and eastern ukraine an

say yes absolutely he is an expert in this and resort a very short period of time this variously yeltsin years when information of war didn't play of all but putin revived this and. he uses this as a tool as a very effective tool to meddle in internal affairs to too small to score in not just in our neighbor countries like ukraine like like elect germany despite we are a direct neighbor but. in the u.s. and the overall goal i think is. who slender democracy itself and that's the very very dangerous thing and it's it's more important than everything else i in my opinion and at this point they meet together. trunk. and the 2 dictators in front of her and that's really newt. challenge and to serious challenge a lot of fear in view of all of that and in view of the recent attack on alexei nevada the the russian opposition politician should europe be doing more to sanction putin's abuses of power and his interference and if so what additional measures would work well received in. europe and sanctions in russia since for 6 years from now for the ukraine and crimea and eastern ukraine. the ques

really saw a very short period of time this apparently yeltsin years when information of war didn't play of all but putin revived this and. he uses this as a tool as a very effective tool to meddle in internal affairs to too small to score in not just in our neighbor countries like ukraine like like elect germany despite we're on a direct neighbor but. in the u.s. and the overall goal i think is to slender democracy itself and that's a very very dangerous thing and it's it's more important than everything else i in my opinion and at this point they meet together. trying to on who to you and to dictators in front of her and that's really newt. well and intimacy of this talent lie to me in view of all of that and in view of the recent attack on alex and of on the the russian opposition politician should europe be doing more to sanction putin's abuses of power and his interference and if so what additional measures would work well received. european sanctions in russia since for 6 years from now for the ukraine and crimea and eastern ukraine. the question is not if europe should do more but

would say yes absolutely he is an expert in this and resort a very short period of time this barassi yeltsin years when information of war didn't play of all but putin revived this and. he uses this as a tool as a very effective tool to meddle in internal affairs to too small to score in not just in our neighbor countries like ukraine like elect germany despite we are a direct neighbor but. in the u.s. and the overall goal i think is to slender democracy itself and that's the very very dangerous thing and it's it's more important than everything else i in my opinion and it's. aunt and they meet together. trunk out on hootin and beach to dictate us in front of her and that's a really new challenge and to be serious talent bloody mary in view of all of that and in view of the recent attack on alex a nevada the the russian opposition politician should europe be doing more to sanction putin's abuses of power and his interference and if so what additional measures would work well received in. europe and sanctions in russia since for 6 years from now for the ukraine and crimea and eastern ukraine

vice president quayle: the president does have a commitment from boris yeltsin to eliminate the ss-18s. that is a commitment to -- mr. sen. gore: is it an agreement? mr. vice president quayle: it is a commitment. mr. sen. gore: oh. [laughter] mr. vice president quayle: let's talk about, let's talk about -- mr. sen. gore: well, he said he'd -- mr. bruno: let him talk, senator. vice president quayle: lighten up here, al. [laughter and applause] mr. bruno: go ahead. vice president quayle: let's talk about getting agreements. you know, the president of the us doesn't just negotiate with your friends in congress -- the president of the us deals on the international scene. he's got to deal with the president of russia, he's got to deal with the chancellor of germany, the prime minister of britain, the president of france, the prime minister of japan -- he's got to deal with a whole host of leaders around the world. and the leaders sit down and they will negotiate, and they will come to agreements with people that they trust. and this is a fundamental problem with bill clinton, is trust and c

and socialism on the other side radical reformers like boris yeltsin were calling for a multi-party system and new democratic structures gorbachev spoke openly about the difficult situation to american ambassador jack matlock. gorbachev looked me in a certain look try to get your purse to understand this country is on the brink of civil war. no girl in the garage of school for her i've got to convince her. he was driving a tiger with great effort gorbachev won the power battle within the party he was reelected with almost 2 thirds of the votes the 2 plus 4 talks could continue. quatro forgiven when gorbachev one year because he had complete freedom to repeat the hold with cold feet said back in may cole used this to present himself as a hero of international relations and soon got switched to. the date after gorbachev victory chancellor kohl and foreign minister genscher visited the kremlin since germany's nato membership had already been agreed upon with the us. the main item on the agenda was financing the withdrawal of soviet troops the us refused to fund the soviet union. a chance for

president yeltsin said the day would decide the nation's destiny.t its final act here. russians are killing russians in front of a grandstand audience. it was his humility which produced affection from catholics throughout the world, but his departure is a tragedy for the catholic church. this man, israel's right—winger ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the trouble. he wants israel alone to have sovereignty over the holy sites, an idea that is unthinkable to palestinians. after a5 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: the the latest headlines: european union agrees immediate the european union agrees immediate sanctions on a0 leaders in belarus responsible for the country's controversial election, but president lukashenko himself election, but president lu kashenko himself is election, but president lukashenko himself is not on the list. there's anger in india after the death of a second woman i

president yeltsin said the day would decide the nation's destiny.ople have feared for so long is playing out its final act here. russians are killing russians in front of a grandstand audience. it was his humility which produced affections from catholics throughout the world, but his departure is a tragedy for the catholic church. this man, israel right—winger ariel sharon, visited the religious compound — and that started the trouble. he wants israel allowed to have sovereignty over the holy sites, an idea that's unthinkable for the palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. hello, welcome back. you're watching bbc news. our top story: there's anger in india after the death of a second dalit woman in a few days from an alleged gang rape. one of the moments during this week's us presidential debate that sparked the most headlines was when donald trump failed to condemn white supremacist groups — in particular, one called the proud boys. he inste

president yeltsin said the day would decide the nation's destiny.feared for so long is playing out its final act here. russians are killing russians in front of a grandstand audience. it was his humility which produced affection from catholics throughout the world, but his departure is a tragedy for the catholic church. this man, israel's right—winger ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the trouble. he wants israel alone to have sovereignty over the holy sites, an idea that is unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. this is bbc world news. iam i am lewis phoned jones —— i am lewis phoned the latest headlines: after one of his closest advisers tests positive for coronavirus, president trump says he's going into quarantine. the european union agrees immediate sanctions on a0 leaders in belarus responsible for the country's controversial election, but president lukashenka himself is not on the list. more

and socialism on the other side radical reformers like boris yeltsin were calling for a multi-party system and new democratic structures gorbachev spoke openly about the difficult situation to american ambassador jack matlock. gorbachev looked at me in a certain look try to get your purse to understand this country is on the brink of civil war. no girl in the garage of school. i've got to convince that. he was riding a tiger with great effort gorbachev won the power battle within the party he was reelected with almost 2 thirds of the votes the 2 plus 4 talks could continue. trophic of them when gorbachev wonder if he had complete freedom to repeat the hold with cold feet said back in may cole used these to present himself as a hero of international relations and soon got switched to. the date after gorbachev's victory chancellor kohl and foreign minister genscher visited the kremlin since germany's nato membership had already been agreed upon with the us. the main item on the agenda was financing the withdrawal of soviet troops the us refused to fund the soviet union. a chance for west ger

and socialism on the other side radical reformers like boris yeltsin were calling for a multi-party system and new democratic structures gorbachev spoke openly about the difficult situation to american ambassador jack matlock. gorbachev looked at me in a certain look try to get your purse to understand this country is on the brink of civil war. no go in the garage of sky for i know i've got to convert that. he was riding a tiger with great effort gorbachev won the power battle within the party he was reelected with almost 2 thirds of the votes the 2 plus 4 talks could continue. much of when gorbachev wonder if he had complete freedom to repeat the whole with cold feet said back in may cold used these to present himself as a hero of international relations and that's it soon got switched. the day after gorbachev victory chancellor kohl and foreign minister genscher visited the kremlin since germany's nato membership had already been agreed upon with the us. yes the main item on the agenda was financing the withdrawal of soviet troops the us refused to fund the soviet union. a chance for wes

president yeltsin said the day would decide the nation's destiny. for so long is playing out its final act here. russians are killing russians in front of a grandstand audience. it was his humility which produced affections it was his humility which produced affection from catholics throughout the world, but his departure is a tragedy for the catholic church. this man, israel's right—winger ariel sharon, visited the religious compound — and that started the trouble. he wants israel allowed to have sovereignty over the holy sites, an idea that's unthinkable for the palestinians. after a5 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. hello, welcome. you're watching bbc news. our main headlines: there's anger in india after the death of a second woman in a few days from an alleged gang rape. the sister of george floyd breaks her silence, accusing donald trump of actively emboldening the far right. another 2 million people in northern england will face tougher covid restrict

president yeltsin said the day would decide the nation's destiny.ssians are killing russians in front of a grandstand audience. it was his humility which produced affection from catholics throughout the world, but his departure is a tragedy for the catholic church. this man, israel's right—winger ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the trouble. he wants israel alone to have sovereignty over the holy sites, an idea that is unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines: the body that oversees us presidential debates says it will take steps to ensure there is no repeat of wednesday's chaotic and angry contest. a plea for help — the un secretary general calls on richer countries to help out so everyone can get access to a potential covid vaccine. in northern california, authorities are struggling to contain wildfires burning through thousands more acres of land. the

president yeltsin said the day would decide the nation's destiny. have feared for so long is playing out its final act here. russians are killing russians in front of a grandstand audience. it was his humility which produced affection from catholics throughout the world, but his departure is a tragedy for the catholic church. this man, israel's right—winger ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the trouble. he wants israel alone to have sovereignty over the holy sites, an idea that is unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. welcome back, very glad to have you with us on bbc news. the latest headlines: the body that oversees us presidential debates says it will take steps to ensure there is no repeat of wednesday's chaotic and angry contest. a plea for help — the un secretary general calls on richer countries to help out so everyone can get access to a potential covid vaccine. protests erupted in several

president yeltsin said the day would decide the nation's destiny.long is playing out its final act here. russians are killing russians in front of a grandstand audience. it was his humility which produced affection from catholics throughout the world, but his departure is a tragedy for the catholic church. this man, israel's right—winger ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the trouble. he wants israel alone to have sovereignty over the holy sites, an idea that is unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: president donald trump has been taken to a military hospital as a precaution after being diagnosed with coronavirus. he's already been treated with a cocktail of antibodies and vitamins. his doctors have said he's fatigued but in good spirits. well, with just a month to go before the presidential election, what impact could donald trump's illness have at the

he worked with boris yeltsin to assist to be -- to assist the emerging democracy.president clinton marveled at .he wisdom of nixon changes the post-presidency through his work with reagan and bush and clinton. in many ways, he changed himself. the conventional wisdom, during the watergate section of the interview, it is a myth that david frost and others have perpetuated for some time does the reality is quite different. they talked about it in advance, what he wanted to say when this question came up and he apologized for his moral failures. would never admit to criminal wrongdoing because he did not believe he violated criminal laws. an accidentas during the frost/and at and interviews, but as a planned answer to -- frost-nexen interviews, but as a -- interviews, but as a planned answer to question. he began to reveal himself more -- become public be old public with people. when hubert humphrey was dying from cancer, he consoled his former rival. when he on up the phone, he turned to his aid that, i don't care what it takes, i'm going to his funeral. start workin

and socialism on the other side radical reformers like boris yeltsin were calling for a multi-party system and new democratic structures gorbachev spoke openly about the difficult situation to american ambassador jack matlock. gorbachev looked at me and he said look try to get your purse to understand this country is on the brink of civil war. not go in the garage. i've got to convince. you to be driving a tiger with great effort gorbachev won the power battle within the party he was reelected with almost 2 thirds of the votes the 2 plus 4 talks could continue its quatro forgiven when gorbachev one of the key had complete freedom to repeat the hold with a cold or he'd said back in may cold use this to present himself as a hero of international relations and soon got switched. the day after gorbachev victory chancellor kohl and foreign minister genscher visited the kremlin since germany's nato membership had already been agreed upon with the us. yes the main item on the agenda was financing the withdrawal of soviet troops the us refused to fund the soviet union. a chance for west germany to

and socialism on the other side radical reformers like boris yeltsin were calling for a multi-party system and new democratic structures gorbachev spoke openly about the difficult situation to american ambassador jack matlock. gorbachev looked at me and he said look try to get your press to understand this country is on the brink of civil war. not go in the garage it's going. i've got to prevent. you driving a tiger with great effort gorbachev won the power battle within the party he was reelected with almost 2 thirds of the votes the 2 plus 4 talks could continue in school much of it on when gorbachev wonder if he had complete freedom to repeat the whole most cold said back in may it's cold use these to present himself as a hero of international relations and that's. the date after gorbachev victory chancellor kohl and foreign minister visited the kremlin since germany's nato membership had already been agreed upon with the us. the main item on the agenda was financing the withdrawal of soviet troops the us refused to fund the soviet union. a chance for west germany to step up in the publ

yeltsin, something i have applauded. i don't think we need 150,000 troops. let me make one other point. mr. bush talked about taxes. he didn't tell you that he vetoed a middle class tax cut because it would be paid for by raising taxes on the wealthy and vetoed an investment tax credit paid for by raising taxes on the wealthy. >> all right. we go now to mr. perot for a two-minute question, and it will be asked by john mashek. >> mr. perot, you talked about fairness just a minute ago and sharing the pain. as part of your plan to reduce the ballooning federal deficit, you've suggested that we raise gasoline taxes 50 cents a gallon over five years. why punish the middle-class consumer to such a degree? >> it's 10 cents a year cumulative. it finally gets to 50 cents at the end of the fifth year. i think "punish" is the wrong word. again, see, i didn't create this problem. we're trying to solve it. now, if you study our international competitors, some of our international competitors collect up to $3.50 a gallon in taxes, and they use that money to build infrastr

yeltsin, something i have applauded. i don't think we need 100 and 50,000 troops. mr. bush talked about taxes. he didn't tell you that he cuted a middle-class tax paid for by raising taxes on the wealthy. >> we go now to mr. perot for a two-minute question that will be asked by john massey. you talked about sharing the pain and fairness. as part of your plan to address the federal deficit, you have suggested $.50 a gallon tax on gasoline over five years. why punish the middle-class consumer? >> $.10 per year cumulative gets to $.50 at the end of the fifth year. i think punish is the wrong word. i didn't create this problem, we are trying to solve it. if you study the international competitors, some of them collect up to three dollars 50 cents per gallon on taxes and they use the money to build infrastructure and create jobs. we collect $.35 and we don't have it to spend. i know it's not popular and i understand the nature of your question, but the people who will be helped the most by it are the working people who will get the jobs created under this tax. why do we hav

and socialism on the other side radical reformers like boris yeltsin were calling for a multi-party system and new democratic structures gorbachev spoke openly about the difficult situation to american ambassador jack matlock. gorbachev looked at me and he said look try to get your purse to understand this country is on the brink of civil war. not go in the garage of school. i've got to prevent. you driving a tiger with great effort gorbachev won the power battle within the party he was reelected with almost 2 thirds of the votes the 2 plus 4 talks could continue in school much of when gorbachev wonder if he had complete freedom to repeat the hold with cold said back in may cole used these to present himself as a hero of international relations and soon. after. the day after gorbachev victory chancellor kohl and foreign minister visited the kremlin since germany's nato membership had already been agreed upon with the us. the main item on the agenda was financing the withdrawal of soviet troops the us refused to fund the soviet union. a chance for west germany to step up in the public eye t

have missed it, because there's so much fascination by trivia, but i worked out a deal with boris yeltsin to eliminate, get rid of entirely, the most destabilizing weapons of all the ss-18, the intercontinental ballistic missile. i mean, that's been done. and thank god, it has, because the parents of these young people around here go to bed at night without the same fear of nuclear war. we made dramatic progress. and so, we've got a good military. the question, to sort of get a new military, get the best in the world, we got it, and they're keeping the peace and the respected around the world. and we are more respected because of the way we've have conducted ourselves. we can listen to the nuclear freeze crowd. we said peace through strength and it worked in the cold war is over. america understands that. we are turned so inward that we don't understand the global picture. and we are helping democracy, ross. the freedom support act is something that i got through the congress and it's a very good thing because it does exactly what you say. and i think you agree with that, to help russian

. >> like yeltsin. >> literally unaware. in western montana, hospitals are nearing capacity.h dakota, cases are double the number of hospital beds available. in south dakota, covid-19 cases now equal the state's third largest city. in wisconsin, an all-time high was reached in hospitalizations. in wyoming, cases up by triple digits. denver's seven-day average are as high now as they were at the height of the pandemic. in idaho, nearly one in four in that state screened for covid this week tested positive. in illinois, many illinois coronavirus outbreaks have been undisclosed. we don't know about them. in indiana, the number of patients in hospitals grew over the weekend to the highest level in nearly five months. in kansas, the state recorded another record spike in covid-19 cases. in kentucky, the state reported its highest number of cases on a monday since the pandemic began. in minnesota, a second peak of the pandemic is hitting a wider swath of the state than in the spring. in nebraska, coronavirus cases are now higher than they have ever been. in new mexico, the state re