alexander, is that how you see it? and other analysis is that there is too much inequality, that some people are crushed at the bottom whereas kleptocratic saudi regulation or whatever one wants to call it, different administrations at the top and that pure people in marginalised places get angry and resentful and that has driven nationalisation?” would like to say that nato is obsolete because there is no external threat to europe. russia is not a threat to europe. the external threat has gone, the internal threats are massive. look at the tensions, racial, national, religious, inside. the economy in europe is a virtual economy. it is not a proper free—market economy. it exists for the markets and the sake of the middleman. the producer is no longer king. read adam smith, the producer must be king, not the banker or the lender or the middleman. that is the problem. europe is looking for external enemies, when the enemies are within. what about alleged russian interference in british politics? you should know somet

alexander: i see the senator from ohio. i intend to offer my alternative to which i gather someone plans to object. i'll go ahead and do that unless he wants to speak at this point. what i will do is -- i'll make my offer quickly and then i'll make my speech following the objection. but let me just summarize it to begin with. what has just happened is i have objected to a short-term piecemeal extension of funding for historically black colleges and minority institutions because it is a bill that i think will have great difficulty passing the senate because of the way that it's not properly funded. and what i'm about to offer and which i will speak on after the objection is made is a permanent funding for historically black colleges at the level of $255 million a year, permanent funding as opposed to short-term piecemeal funding as part of a package of higher education legislation that has been prepared by 20 -- and cosponsored by 29 senators, more democrats than republicans, with the principle other provision being reducing

the next name up -- >> alexander. >> alexander as in litvinenko. scaramella says that's why he met with litvinenko in london, to tell him about the hit list, to warn him. but, he says, litvinenko didn't buy it. >> he said, mario, don't care about that. >> he says it's b.s. >> i think it's just a provocation, but please check what's happening. >> but after what happened to litvinenko, scaramella says he takes the hit list seriously. are you frightened for your life? >> well -- do you have another question? >> scotland yard questioned scaramella and eventually cleared him. why? because if you're looking for it, polonium is traceable. using specialized equipment, investigators were able to track it in people and in places. >> once polonium 210 had been identified, then across europe, like the slime from a slug all the way across, polonium was popping up everywhere. >> but not in scaramella. no polonium in his body or anywhere he'd been. so scotland yard took a hard look at the two russians, lugovoi and kovtun. when detectives retraced their steps, the

alexander. you know versts movement was always saying that it wants to take things into its own hands you've been acting basically on your own for many many months do you think it is about time for you to reach are to different key players like for example the trade unions to be able to set up stronger wide big barley's across the nation. i think we need make the link between is a trans union square one because now we have a lot of problem in france not. 40 we have another problem and setters and now when the barriers really movements such a movement in france which is a trade union with. succession. well today the president. not here. now we need there is a really good movement so far. no no there is philip don't you think. marco you know where another man is over the months to take the steam from. to take the steam out of the discontent movement by starting those measures particular when it comes to the. alleviating of the case for the poor people who fronts. well is the need to some extent no

antony got to know alexander through the film project alexander is from ghana and he was who plays an apostle and talk about the cultural differences between africa and europe you'll do it and you know miley ok i live a 1000 years a comic going to see if one book in africa even a 1000 years you can never make any decision on the fossil fuel that is through which you'll still be tied as long as new on that new theme from. you on that up in the. alexander has lived in italy for 12 years that. what our plan yes that's what i'm going to do is to treat my children i'm not so much a goody i showed in a will you with a different kind of perception of the society and a lot of stuff so without a spot of our mission of tribe that we do not drive or just because we want to. come here and i stay in ghettos or to one of the upper east side for my daughter or whatever i did this is how i am south you from some office i came here with intention by we can help us if it is to go to high schools because in my country if we are not risk money is going to have a sister a high school coach we're going to

anthony got to know alexander through the film project alexander is from ghana and he will say plays an apostle and talk about the cultural differences between africa and europe you'll do it than you normally would be alive if you knew the comic only if one book in africa even 18 years you can never make anything on the flaws of the better. you'll still be tied long as new on that if you move from my. view on that up in the. alexander has lived in italy for 12 years that. what i've learned yes that's what i'm going to lose too true to my children i'm not the want to go to you i saw it in a will you with a different kind of reception of the society and a lot of stuff so without a spot of our mission of trouble we do not drive or just because we want to. come here and i stay and get over so to our upper east side for my daughter or whatever i do i am so different some office i came here with intention that we can help us if it is to go to high schools because in my country if you are not rich money is going to have a sister a high school which is going to work for the rest when that i

and to towering figures from the enlightenment alexander. together in an exhibition in. ramstein germany is biggest and loudest band internationally and apos moscow's at manipulating the press was shock tactics. to linda has just released his 2nd solo album and when the latest video from the new album appeared on the internet even his fans were shocked pirates violence meanwhile it's been heavily censored but of course it already had the required effect of garnering headlines in the media now his 1st solo album was in english but this time linda mann sings in ramstein preferred language which is joe. the teams. that played into. it are american neighbors. to linda monthly or ex are as provocative as ever they deal with sex violence and the depths of this human soul a constant balancing act not on a tight rope but on a fuse cord. to video for the song neighbor who can now only be seen in a censored version. on stage and in his music videos linda bank here at the premiere of i'm shy movie really lets it all out. and it often feels like a nightmare because in this video the

officer alexander lebedev in april last year at a party organized by mr lebedev son until recently alexander lebedev had denied the meeting took place and now the oligarchy is further distance himself from the prime minister rejecting accusations that he has contributed to the conservative party in any way. has been to meet him in moscow. alexander lebedev likes being in the spotlight he used to be a secret service officer today he's one of russia's richest businessmen in a restaurant in moscow is launching his new book in its he denounces the corruption of the russian elite. but the multi-millionaire is making headlines for another reason his supposed interference in british politics. are your friends with boris johnson are not friends with him but i know him maybe zhenya is friends with him. genya is labor day son evgeny. he played host to british prime minister boris johnson then the foreign minister at his villa in italy. when was the last time you met boris johnson. 2 or 3 years ago but i think in total have met him more than 10 times. we want to know more about a party at your italian

colonel alexander, i see colonel alexander's another one of those that did some things that a lot of people wouldn't expect. i know when he started, he didn't figure he would wirite his book. i see the book, the title, "red tail captured, red tail free." free to the red tail part, i want to ask you first, where did you come from? what squadron did you fly in? can you tell us the day he remembered that you said i'm a p.o.w. but i'm going to be ok? colonel alexander: ok. all right. to talk about something that takes me two hours. yeah. let's start out real quick. alexander jefferson. born in detroit michigan. went to clark college in atlanta, georgia. the war was going on. i graduated in 1942. the japanese -- japanese bombed pearl harbor on what date? anybody. ok. made,ited states congress let's see, i go do this short -- [laughter] congresss developed the 99th. squadron they allowed blacks to fly. they said we started in 1941. i graduated in 1942. now, the war is going on. the draft is about to get me. so, rather than get drafted, i went down and volunteered for this new air force. th

testify on tuesday 2 officials who listened in on that controversial phone call newton and connell alexander van mann the top white house expert on ukraine alongside jennifer williams an advisor to vice president mike pence both told the panel they had concerns about the cole. i found the july 25th call unusual because in contrast to other presidential calls i had observed it involved discussion of what it appeared to be a domestic political matter it was inappropriate. it was improper for the president . to requestion to demand. an investigation into a political opponent opponent especially at foreign power where there's at best dubious belief that this would be a completely impartial investigation the democrats hope to amass evidence that president trump abused his position using military aid to push ukraine to investigate his political opponents the republicans again attack the witnesses rather than their evidence of course your boss had concerns about your judgment your republican lawmakers question lieutenant colonel credibility and even his loyalty to the country being an immigrant fro

and would undermine our national security ard let's take the story now to washington our bureau chief alexander phenomena she is on the story boards do not get any do you alexandra so the 1st 2 witnesses who testified today they belong to the trial but ministration that we were talking about trump's people what does their testimony mean for the president i would say it is another piece of evidence pointing in that direction and that presidents trump seem not to be very focused on fighting against corruption in the ukraine and that his decision to block the military aid said to ukraine was not a policy focused policy based decision but driver was managed to advance his political personal gains and that is of course what the democrats strongly believe in and with the attendant kirn the man they had today a very credible witness we have to say president trouble of course he dismissed or that testimony is today calling the whole impeachment inquiry esque have a witch hunt the white house official twitter account went after lieutenant conan vince men questioning his professionalism and here just lis

should now expect from their president if this is not impeachable conduct what is let's go live now to alexander the nominee in washington on capitol hill where key witness statements are currently underway so good to have you here alexander we just heard from adam schiff what more did he have to say when he opened proceedings. well in this opening statement adam schiff delivered a very good summary of what the democrats believed to have found out so far today thing that it is evidence that presidents trumps ukraine policy was not in the national interest of the united states but it was rather in the personal interest of presidents trump he also said that they believe that it's evident that the e.u. as military aid for ukraine and a potential meeting between the 2 presidents the president of the united states and president zelinsky of ukraine that both of those things were conditioned on ukraine's announcement of an investigation into 2016 election meddling and into hunter biden joe biden's son and he also pointed to one more effect and i think that this was very important he said to that many i

alexander blackman was in command. marine a. get out of here. alexander blackman was in command. marine ai get out of here. alexander blackman was in command. marine a. i was involved in the beginning, when he called. that was influencing things. this video footage is from a helmet camera, worn by one of the marines. what was it you said on the video?|j don't remember exactly what i was saying. yeah, let's just don't remember exactly what i was saying. yeah, let'sjust put don't remember exactly what i was saying. yeah, let's just put one don't remember exactly what i was saying. yeah, let'sjust put one in his head. let's do it. i will shoot him. the guy was dying, he was in pain. it was like, he's going to die. then, it happened. right, that's done. let'sjust go. we took his fingerprints to find out who he was, made him decent, and left. there's no way that they could have ended without risking, you know, british casualties. it had to end. it had to be that way. he was going to die anyway. sam left afghanistan and tried to put the incident out of his head. afghanistan and tried t

fiona hill and alexander vindman of what we learned. michael bloomberg is close to stepping into the 2020 race. how it divides the democratic rival. jeff sessions is looking to return to capitol hill and take back his senate seat, how the president feels about that run. coming up. >>> we have just received the transcripts i got them here from two key witnesses. they are packed with insights. vindman and fiona hill. we'll dig

germany's alexander zverev, one of the challenges. his first set performance was strong, taking the spaniard down 6—2. after that it was a tighter affair but the german held his nerve in front of the big crowd to seal it. just the one break needed insert to for the victory. the atmosphere is the reason why everybody is trying to, the goal of the give beginning of the season is to make london because playing here, playing in front of all you guys, playing in front of all you guys, playing in front of all you guys, playing in the 02 is something we don't have during the year and this is so special. like alexander zverev, stefanos tsitsipas is a play on the rise, challenged the old guard. stefanos tsitsipas and medvedev had a great rivalry and had never taken down the russian. it was a first set with no breaks of serve. tsitsipas taking it on one crucial point. the only break came in the second set and it would prove to be as decisive. the new greek sporting icon making it a debut in london to remember. if tsitsipas and medvedev are a

president alexander lucas shank oh does seem to be playing both sides now seen here on the left in him self only with his eastern neighbors but he has frequently held talks with the e.u. leaders in recent years for many young people in minsk lucas cinco and his politics make little difference they just want to get ahead and if that can't happen in bella ruse they'll make it happen elsewhere. all right to sports now and a major upset in tennis stephanos us has defeated roger federer in the semi's of the a.t.p. finals the 21 year old greek cruise past federer winning 63646 a possible face either germany team or alexander terrace in the final on sunday. on sierra leone soldiers have found a novel way to tackle post-traumatic stress disorder in a country still shaped by a traumatic civil war and the a bowl outbreak some soldiers are using yoga to help put the past behind them you create a problem for your. people why do you do. yoga mats fit young people in sports kit and a charismatic instructor but this is no ordinary yoga class these are sierra leonean soldiers and they're confronting a

i got to know him when he was our chief historian curator on the blockbuster show alexander hamilton the man whoho made modn america way back in 2004. we were wayay ahead of our timen the hamilton craze but it caught up with us. richard brookhiser was awarded the national humanities medal by president george w. bush in 2008 and his newest book "give me liberty" a history of america's exceptional idea was published just this week. congratulations. our moderator this evening is her own chuck c. professor van political science ideas university group were for joining the faculty professor amar clerked for associate justice breyer when he was on the court of appeals for the first sector. in 2017 professor amar received the american bar foundation annual outstanding scholar award as well as the howard r. lamar award. he's the author of numerous books including his most recent the constitution today. we are grateful professor omar is our very own as we said a trustee at new york historical. the four speakers began our conversation i'd like to ask that you make sure anything makes it sound l

wall and the beginning of german reunification we'll give the details from our correspondent he said alexander plus is also coming up tonight a human rights watchdog accusing u.s. backed special forces in afghanistan of committing war crimes and other atrocities during their operations it's calling for the units to be disbanded plus the german carmaker bokes wagon putting its money on ema building. starts production of its 1st fully electric and mass market vehicle and is getting some high level support from the german chancellor she's promising to expand the current infrastructure across the country. it's good to have you with us we begin right here in germany the country celebrating the 30th anniversary this week of the fall of the berlin wall it happened on the 9th of november 1989 berlin's mayor officially opened a week of festivities today with a white show at the world famous alexander plots that's the square where hundreds of thousands of east germans demonstrated today 30 years ago november 4th 1989 coing for freedom of expression and form work democracy and the commemorations will cul

by the way, you could ask the same question of alexander vindman. vindman also claims not to know who the whistle-blower is, yet at the same time, he told us today, his testimony could reveal the identity of the whistle-blower. the one whose name he doesn't know. >> lieutenant colonel vindman, you testified in the deposition that you did not know who the whistle-blower was. >> i do not know who the whistle-blower is. >> how is it possible for you to name these people and then out the whistle-blower? >> per the advice of my counsel, i've been advised not to answer specific questions about members of the intelligence community. >> tucker: ed raises some questions. his claim is, my lawyers have instructed me not to say relevant things. but when devin nunes pushed him on that, vindman protested that he wasn't being treated with a proper respect. watch. >> mr. vindman, you testified in your deposition that you did not know the whistle-blower. >> ranking member, lieutenant kernel vindman please. >> tucker: leading candidate for defense minister of ukraine

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testified today including jennifer williams an aide to vice president pence and lieutenant colonel alexander of the u.s. security council now both of them listens to that phone call between us and ukraine's for. president zelinsky back in july then said that the unequal bargaining position of the 2 leaders and ukraine's dependence on the united states amounted to a demand from truong to zelinsky and not a favor it was improper for the president to requestion to demand an investigation into a political opponent opponent especially at foreign power where there's at best dubious belief that this would be a completely impartial investigation and that this would have significant implications if it were became public knowledge and it would be perceived as a parson play it undermine our ukraine policy and it would undermine our national security are there was a 10 a kernel than men there testifying earlier today let's take the story now to washington our washington bureau chief alexander phenomenas on the story going to need to you alexandra so what we just heard there in itself is like quid pro qu

the great diplomat and patriot and alexander hamilton. who had a very good staff and you can see the musical. [laughter] and was also working with new york's quakers who appear several times in the book and they are always on the outs by their own choice because their vision is so radical this is an ongoing debate within the quaker community but with this moment that have a common interest to rectify new york situation with respect to slavery they feel this is a violation of the principles of the revolution that these men have fought people like hamilton did and they want to set new york on the path. so they write a constitution which is very eloquent to resemble the famous opening of the declaration of independence but is more exclusively religious talking about the laws of nature and nature's god. speaking to the benevolent creator and father of men. and says it is our duty as citizens and christians not only to sympathize but actively work to enjoy the same rights as ourselves so can our brother and. it's a very sweeping statement many

whether it is alexander who said she wants to testify, some of the origins of the steel dossier, the president wanted to look into two actual issues. ukrainians who did interfere in the 2016 election as well as the issue. today was a great day for the truth. that's all we want are facts. i think it is important for the rest -- the other 97 pbt of this story to get out there. it is tearing our country in half. for this charade is a disgrace. we should be lowering the cost of prescription drugs. i want to be able to deliver. we all want to as a congress and we should be able to deliver for our constituents and for this country. in order to do that, this has to end. >> we will hear from them on thursday. i look forward to both of those hearings. this is the whole point. they didn't have to announce -- they didn't have to start. they never did any type of investigation. the aid got released after all of these interactions president zelensky had with officials. zelensky was the real deal. >> mr. golden did a fine job today. if you read about how he worked as a diplomat to try and mend bet

so washington bureau chief alexander of naaman welcome alexandra i guess what everyone wants to know is will we hear evidence today that president trump abused his power. well we can certainly expect to learn more details about the infamous cole president had with the president and the inskeep if you queen on july 25th because as you said witnesses testifying right now on capitol hill listen in on this phone call and i think that it is especially lieutenant colonel alexander with men that is considered a key witness here because he told the investigators already how deeply disturbed he was by this phone call and deeply concerned and that he later on had the understanding that the meeting between the 2 presidents in the white house and that the release of the military aid for ukraine those things were conditioned on ukraine and now i'm seeing an investigation into the president a political opponent joe biden and he's son and he seems really to be a very credible witness just look at him he is a decorated iraq war veteran a public servant and someone who comes across as full of all you

uno de ellos es el teniente coronel alexander vindman que calificÓ de inapropiada la conversaciÓn telefonica en la que trump le pidiÓ a su colega ucraniano que investigara a aire, claudia uceda nos informa desde washington. algo p que sueÑo por primera vez dos funcionarios del gobierno con informaciÓn de primera mano le contaron al mundo. las preocupaciones que tuvieron al escuchar la llamada del veinticinco de julio entre el presidente trump y su homÓlogo de ucrania. es inapropiado que el presidente de los estados unidos exija un gobierno extranjero que investigue a un ciudadano estadounidense y a un opositor polÍtico, dijo el teniente coronel alexander de madrid, a su lado estaba la asesora del vicepresidente mike pence, jennifer will yance quien le hizo eco, pareja andan el anillo chef netapp es jÓvenes encontrÉ que la llamada era inusual, porque a diferencia de otras llamadas presidenciales. esta parecÍa ser una llamada de polÍtica domÉstica sostuvo en taxi que pareciÓ no implicarÁ el vicepresidente mike pence sin embargo, se revelÓ otra llamada una conversaciÓn entre pence

peter alexander has the latest. >> reporter: among a parade of witness, 12 testifying over five days, the president's former russia advisor fiona hill who debunked the conspiracy theory ukraine interfered in the 2016 election to help democrats but today the president toted that theory again. >> the fbi never got that server. that's a big part of this thing why did they give it to a ukrainian company. that's what the word is. >> this is a fictional narrative being pera services themselves. >> reporter: american intelligence breached russia on the year's long misinformation campaign to frame ukraine for moscow's hacking and as house democrats move closer to impeachment vote, the president is firing back. >> we had a tremendous week with a hoax, you know, the great hoax they call it the impeachment hoax and that's really what that incredibly well and have tremendous support. >> reporter: in that nearly hour-long phone call with fox news, president trump saying he welcomes an impeachment trial in the senate if the house votes to move forward. >> frankly, i want a trial. number one, they s

let me not drawing a bureau chief in washington alexander phenomena alexander will be here strong evidence today the president did abuse his power and position. well we are certainly in the crucial people tle week of the impeachment inquiry in the house and as you said the 2 witnesses that are scheduled to testify in the morning are key witnesses because de listed in on the phone call president trump had to with the president of ukraine jennifer williams. that she started at this phone call was inappropriate and the usual lieutenant colonel vin 2 men testified that he thought that he was profoundly concerned disturbed by the phone call because he thought that it was wrong and he was a word that there was a quid pro quo express in this form call that's why he expressed his concerns repeatedly to the national security council's top lawyer and he is a very important witness in this context context because he is a reward a decorated iraq war veteran ukraine experts he showed today on capitol hill worrying u.s. army uniform with medals on his chest he comes across as full of owner patriotism an

lester >> peter alexander, thanks now u to chuck todd. chuck clearly bloomberg has been sizing up the competition. where do you think he sees his opening? >> with joe biden. he was preparing to run. getting in he had put together a national campaign and when it became clear to him joe biden was de the voter that theye in march want to go and g so this is clearly an assessment by bloomberg that joe biden is weak enough that by the time super tuesday rolls around after the first four states, there may be an opening for a quote unquote stop warren candidate or left wing or liberal candidate is perceived to be that mind set. so that may be what he's looking at but this is not willy-nilly. he spent a lot of money in virginia this year he's got a lot of mayors that have been supportive of him. he walks boo into this race with a huge organization to use. >> thanks for the perspective on that tonight, new and potentially damaging testimony in the house impeachment investigation. a state department official in charge of ukraine policy describing w

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