are now going to be against russia. to take this furtherer on the sunni-shia divide, do you think he sees it that way, that basically russia s on the side of the shia? i think he sees it, that russia s on the side of strong men. when i was in the government, i used to listen to his theory about peace and stability, and he always emphasized that we have to support the strong men, that s the only way to keep the peace. but he s been doing that for four years. that strategy has not worked. so now he s doubling down to support him. but de facto, it means what you just said. you are now seeing a sunni-shia divide, and russia now is on the shia side. and that s going to reverb berate not just in the middle east, i m sure the saudis are looking at that and sunnis will be wondering why is the leader
each convince the british electorate they can establish the economy better than the other. the outcome has been that we re no furtherer forward in terms of identifying a clear winner than we were at the start. there s no big moment where the campaign has turned or where anymore information has come out about intentions after the election. partly, as we know so much depends on how the economy grows. there isn t too much leaders can promise without depending on the economic figures. as a result of that things are likely to go right down to the wire. we re three hours away now from polls closing. we ll get an exit poll which should give a better idea about whether the polls during the campaign were right. a few hours after, the results should start to trickle through. even then we may not know who won this election. we may not have a winner. it will be up to whichever party has the most
president with the view to modify the program. given the time issues involving the expiration of it we are also and have been working with this body and others to look for ways to reauthorize section 215 in a way that does preserve this and protect privacy. attorney general loretta lynch testifying today at a budget hearing on the federal and the effect of federal appeals court ruling that said today the nsa a data collection of all phone records is illegal even as the patriot act is about to expire next month. we bring in pete williams. this of course is appeals court ruling could have been anticipated. some would say went further and more definitive than many expected. it went furtherer in some ways and not in others. that s interesting about it. what the court said today, this
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ukraine. number one, putin or russia did not invade the ukraine. had we invaded ukraine, there would be a russian flag kiev in a couple of days. obviously if there was a referendum in crimea and furtherer to that, following that up to the overwhelming support of the people of crimea, they have rejoined russia. so no apologies is what you re saying from the russian president in this news conference coming up in the next couple of hours? well, i m sure that there will be an explanation, certainly, but it s not that the russian people are expecting an apology from putin over something he has no control of. because he is not in charge of the world s economy. and as mr. obama, the russian people would expect to apologize. and i would explain to you why if you would allow me.