Was only lawful 7 years after the practice was revealed by. Tuning in from across the world this hour welcome to international my names you know neal good to have your company. Top german officials are calling for an e. U. Wide response against moscow over the alleged poisoning of Alexei Navalny the russian opposition figure is in a medically induced coma on a ventilator in a berlin hospital 2 weeks after being are lifted from russia berlin said on wednesday he had been poisoned with a novacek nerve agent russia is calling for dialogue stating its still received no data from germany on the findings meanwhile the president of belarus has weighed in Alexander Lukashenko claims that his Security Forces have information which casts doubt on berlins poisoning allegation. We have intercepted a call as we understand between warsaw and berlin that clearly sounds its all a full suffocation and the reasoning didnt take place they have done it quote to discourage putin from interfering in the int
A great job landed the plane on the belly. And india stresses its pledge to not use Nuclear Weapons 1st in warfare but warns that may change as hostilities escalate with pakistan over the disputed kashmir region. And other global Headline News live from moscow this is the International Call them for a welcome to news this out 1st of all for you the u. S. Intelligence chief is none too keen on fully relinquishing the power to monitor americans phone calls and Text Messages hes putting any pressure on congress to reauthorize the National Security agencys Surveillance Program which is set to expire at the end of the year reporting next his credible. While the Trump White House as well as dan coats the outgoing director of National Intelligence are urging congress to renew the freedom act of 2015 and this ability of the National Security agency of the United States to conduct spying on individual citizens now essentially dan coats in his letter argued that even though the program is no lon
today in inside politics, destination destiny. soon donald trump takes off for florida, and tomorrow he sees inside a miami federal court with decades in jail on the line. plus, worry that words can and will hurt people. the former president and his allies put law enforcement on edge with calls for retribution. congressman jamie raskin joins me ahead. and trump s 2024 republican rivals are choosing between two paths attacking law and order or risking voter anger by saying the president, the former president, was wrong. i m dana bash. let s go behind the headlines and inside politics. right now heading for history. you re looking at live pictures of former president donald trump. any moment he takes off for florida from newark airport. we all just watched his motorcade make the 30-mile drive from his golf resort, and tomorrow he goes in front of a federal judge in miami. and there trump will were the title, something he hasn t wanted, the first former president to fa
stunning leak guarding are classified intelligence. it is truly a matter of life and death. why did a young air national guardsman have access to some of america s closest held secrets, plus ron desantis signs an abortion ban in florida ? even as some republicans worry they ve gone too far from most voters. we ve got to show some compassion to women. by and large. most of americans aren t with us on this issue, but will gop leaders moderate their policies or just their rhetoric? and feinstein s future. she s missed weeks of work in washington. now some democrats say it s time for the senate legend to resign. it has become painfully obvious she is no longer able to fulfill her duties. hello and welcome to inside politics sunday. i m abby phillip. it is the most egregious disclosure of classified documents in years. and as of this morning, the full extent of the impact of these leaks remains unknown. armed federal agents descended on the massachusetts home of 21 year old air na
a goal nor some sort of accomplishment that he was looking for in sharing these documents. of course, there s some anti-government sentiment. howard: it s a dilemma, why would journalists blow the whistle on a leaker disclosing classified secrets, which is a crime, when they d eagerly accept such material which is not a crime? if the media agree with an i agenda such as when daniel ellsberg leaked the pentagon papers, they turned him into a hero. one crucial difference here, the top secret material wasn t given to a news outlet which could be held accountable, but mosted posted on social media where anyone could see it. so who, exactly, is responsible? more on this ahead with veteran national security reporter glenn greenwald. i m howard kurtz and this is mediabuzz. howard: ron desan us the just signed a 6-week ban on abortion in florida tweeting out a single picture after 11:00 at night. the governor s quiet move came as a ruling by a federal judge in texas again put