[speaking russian] anastasia: i see. [speaking russian] jeffrey: [speaking russian] anastasia: i hope i understand the question. i don't that kim jong-un is less reliable than the american president. i think they have much in common. if they agree, all agreements could be implemented, if the position is not influenced by other forces. sorry, my english is not so good. maybe i did not understand. the other thing. sometimes north korea has purported to make promises, which it never made. for example, when north korea was talking about denuclearization of the korean peninsula, the media wrote about the denuclearization of north korea. it is not good because it creates false expectations. when these expectations are not met, it creates tensions in relations. sharon: so the question of whether leaders will follow agreements is a good one. that is why some people think we should have treaties. even then, some countries do not always adhere to treaties. that is why we have this rule of law. it is a funny situation where you hav

my second question is for anastasia. you mentioned that russia is viewed as a trash and cash as a trusted -- as a trusted partner. do you think they would try to influence dpr to sign and ratify the cbdb, it seems one of the lowest hanging actors pro nonproliferation that they can undertake. thank you. sharon: i think you intimated in your question, north korea trying to get or poke the united states. it was not a nuclear weapons test or a long-range missile test, there are other things it could have done. but it is a reminder to the u.s. , hello, you need to deal with us. and we are serious about this. the u.s.ot be happy walked away from the last summit. i think it is a tactical signal, a tactical test. think russia and north korea are rather friends, their partners. their relations are specific. russia never presses on north korea, that is why they have good relations. of course, russia can persuade, but they are friends, so they do not force them to do something. it is not russian. maybe china will act more effective

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this is an ideology that's been preached and took quote mary anastasia o'grady at "the wall street journal" editorial page was a student of latin america, it's a country that's been corrupted by the vast oil reserves. it's also ideological. it is, as she said, throughout the entire 20th century for the most part, the intelligence, intellectuals, academics, educators, politicians have basically swamped the population with socialist pap. that's her phrase. if you stick it to their rich, that is the path to paradise. as the government intervened in the economy, particularly through exchange controls, damaged living standards and the danger is that the venezuelans still voted for more of it. they've been taught to hate success, hate entrepreneurs and what's the phrase? in the name of social justice and they were setting up the country to fail and now you have basically people eating garbage, individual starving to death and basically a dystopian society. >> juan: a contrary point of view, i don't know that the intellectuals -- i think maduro is a power-hungry guy who's broken the constitution

anastasia stover is through to the second round at the open after beating fellow latvian. sorry austin thank all of us stover broke us of thank go twice winning the match six two four six six japan's world number seven tennis player corey has progressed to the third round of the barcelona open he was up against american taylor fritz on tuesday he would have beaten it's been expected to win comfortably against the world number fifty eight but he came into this match on a run of three straight defeats against lowering to opponent the twenty nine year old turn that streak around here seven five and six two. there was good news for the home fans in barcelona spain david ferrer cruise into the second round at the thirty seven year old soft vera of germany six three and six one fair has already announced that he will retire after next month's madrid open. former middleweight boxing champion a good idea. says he's excited about his return to the ring at madison square garden in june because that fighter known to his fans as triple g. will face canada's steve rolls as he looks to

anastasia's have a stove it is through to the second round at the open after beating for. winning the match six two four six six. japan's world number seven tennis player came in has progressed to the third round of the barcelona open he was up against american taylor fritz on tuesday cory would have been expected to win comfortably against the world number fifty eight but he came into this match on a run of three straight defeats against lower ranked opponents the twenty nine year old turned that streak around here seven five and six two. nicholas gerry knocked out to number two seed alexander's vera of in three sets to reach the third round of the barcelona open on tuesday the three six seven five seven six victory came in just over two hours. and there was good news for the home fans in barcelona spins david ferrer cruz into the second round the thirty seven year old software of germany six three and six one for has already announced he will retire after next month's madrid open. former middleweight boxing champion again the gold of kin says he's excited about his retur

. >> you have lived a christian and anastasia for a decade. they made you a star around the world. 150 million copies. >> staggering, isn't it? >> it is. >> i don't get it. >> was it nice to step into something a little bit different? >> it was refreshing to have a go and have other people. i mean, they have been in my head so long. it was great to get them down on the page. christian and ana are still in my head. they haven't gone away. but i have other characters in there as well. it's good to get them out of my head so they are no longer in there. it makes you a bit crazy. >> how would you best compare "the mister" to "fifty shades"? >> i think it's more of a cinderella story. "fifty shades" is beauty and the beast, is how i have always seen it. and there are similarities in the sense that both christian and max are wealthy. christian has made his money. max hasn't. >> and i think what dylan is really asking is will she have to take a cold shower after reading these books as she did the others? >> hopefully. we'll see. there are some very i

role, anastasia is a research fellow at the maritime state university in blood of our stock in russia, an expert on north korea, north korean security policy. she will be talking to us about u.s. dprk normalization and the role of surrounding powers including russia, giving her perspective and the view from russia about what this

stuart: mary anastasia o'grady, "wall street journal." she is our venezuela expert. i put it to you, mary, the reluctance of the administration to use real force, allows russians and cubans to solidify their military position there. >> i think you're right about that but they also feel that conventional use of warfare in venezuela, the u.s. does not want to engage in that, i think for good reason. first of all we don't have a lot of success in recent years. that is something from an earlier generation. we do have this think smart about this. they do know we can't afford to do a big invision. not only because we would probably lose some soldiers but also because the aftermath of that would be it is going to be extremely difficult. there will have to be rebuilding of institutions there. it is not a small project, go in, knock them out, go home. the russians know we're reluctant to do it. that is why they're pushing this. this weekend, the general jack keane was on "the journal editorial report" and he was saying that he thinks, you know, the u.s. showing a little bit m

., anastasia respiratory ventilators. the changes are so negligible and have negligible benefit because it is just the latest and greatest tool. is there a way to cap some of this useless bureaucracy and restricting getting these patient care devices where there is miniscule benefit? host: got your point. guest: i think tim's voice needs to be heard loud and clear. is a first responder. he is at the front line of america. that in point israel to be. -- input is real to me. a lot of the health care system does not award efficiency. it does not award effective health care outcomes. it just awards the bells and whistles. that is where we have to change the whole incentive structure of you reward there delivery of care, the delivery of product, delivery of drugs that leads to better health care outcomes for the patients. when you do that, you will see this pr christy cut down -- bureaucracy cut down. that will lower costs and bring health care to a more effective position. edward is ansey, independent. i agree with you about

joining us now, mary anastasia o'grady from "the wall street journal." look, you know what i am going to say, what will it take to get this guy out? he is still there. the cubans are protecting him. how long before it takes before the guns come out and we shoot him? >> i don't know when the guns come out -- stuart: i want to take that back. i don't think i should have said that, i'm implying somehow or other he has to go, i don't see any way of getting him out without gunfire. >> i'm going to say that the u.s. has to make it clear to his neighbors, that it is in their interests to cooperate with us and they have said, we're not going to lay a glove on this guy. that is why carlos, the ambassador at the oas came out and said with this number. he is trying to impress upon the colombians, chileans, peruvians, you're on the front line of this dumpster fire and you're the ones who will feel it the most and suffer the most. stuart: is it true to say he is only in power now because of the cubans and russians and their secret agents -- >> i would say largely the

joining us, mary anastasia o'grady from the "wall street journal." it seems to me juan guaido has now started an open and armed challenge to maduro. >> that's pretty much right. we have known for a long time that there's a division inside the military, a number of commanding officers and the rank and file prefer juan guaido because he is the democratically elected head of the national assembly versus the dictator, but they have been afraid to move. this looks like it could be -- stuart: they're moving. >> yeah, they're moving. i think there's a lot of bad things that can happen. i think we should contain our enthusiasm. number one, we are not too sure who's leading this. my sources are telling me that they are going to target guaido. stuart: maduro will target guaido? >> they will target guaido and there is also the possibility that some of these military people aren't really supporters of his, but would like to see him targeted. they don't like maduro, but they don't want guaido. they are basically old-time chavistas. we have to be aware of that. st

a port in the new england journal of medicine reveals the boys were given the anastasia khan academy so they would be unconscious when the rescuers so i'm out. it decreased panicking or hypothermia. it was given despite concerns it would cause hallucinations. >>> trump is poking fun at joe biden . he is dealing with claims of inappropriate touching. the president tweeted this video including a cutout of him lingering in the background of the realvideo. at one point the cutout smells is here with is a reference to an actual incident despite described by one of the women. he tweeted, welcome back joe and all caps pick >> several women have come forward saying he evaded their space. it is not behavior that should be tolerated. >> he said the touching was about making a human connection and he will be more mindful of his actions moving forward. >>> another contender jumping into the crowded 2020 race. tim ryan of ohio is in. he hopes to bring the midwestern chops to a primary that is running increasingly left of center. he argues he can pull in the voters who bolted to trump in 2016. he