bob, ambassador power said that the people who launched this service-to- surface-to-air missile that brought down this plane had to have some technical assistance from russia. is there any doubt in your mind that she s right or wrong? i think she s absolutely right. this is a complicated missile system. it took a large crew. it s got multiple missiles as we ve seen and locking on radar, firing at the right time, checking out targets. the rest of it, you need a trained crew. it wasn t a pick up team and most of these weapons have been coming out of russia and there s good information that there are russian officers on the ground working with the dissi dents, so when you see a strong indictment like this, i think we ve got pretty good evidence to back it up, and i reemphasize it was strong. it was a very strong statement. i also understand that a cd was handed out in this u.n. security council meeting. what did that contain, richard? well, i m not sure if it s
cautious language. and it s the binality itself of the president s response that contributes to his lack of seriousness. this guy spent today in response to a question quite a bit of time talking about his concerns for the global economy and the steps the united states and allies would take to make sure whatever additional sanctions didn t cause a disruption to the global economy. it s not an unreasonable point. when you spend a lot of time talking about it, it sends a message to vladimir putin on top of the fundraising yesterday, keeping the schedule. the president doesn t sound serious. he said several times in his continues today this was going a wake up call. it wasn t a wake up call for him. let s take a listen between president obama and samantha power. we know we have confidence in saying that, that shot was taken within a territory that s controlled by the russian separatists. but i think it s very important
the mother, she spoke for the first time during the funeral yesterday. yes. and she was backing her husband. yeah. at the same time, kind of painting a picture about how she s mourning the death of her child but in a very odd way. bizarre funeral service, not ordinary, media there, open to the public. leanna harris stood in front of a crowd of 400 people. first she said, i m doing this for you, ross, ross was on the phone she went on to defend her husband, the leader of the family. it wasn t a matter of if but when they would have children. the truth would come out and that that truth apparently, would fall in favor for the family. we don t know yet, though, fred the context of this. we ve called police, it s worth mentioning to try to get context about this. they re unwilling to comment this weekend. perhaps more information will come out this week. that father has a bond hearing, held without bond and next court
that would be yellowcake. again. but by referring to a six-month-old british white paper, the president does an end run around a claim discredited by his own intelligence service. it wasn t a matter of lying about this or lying about that, but rather, through the artistry of speechwriters and case presenters, conveying an impression to the american people that certain things were true. it s a real sleight of hand. and i think it s kind to call that disingenuous. on the heels of the president s speech, the administration plays its ultimate trump card. it tasks secretary of state colin powell, its most trusted public face, its most reluctant warrior, to make the case against saddam at the united nations. he s given a week to pull that presentation together. he walked in my office with a sheath of papers in his hand, and he threw them down on my desk and he said that s the
again. but by referring to a six-month-old british white paper, the president does an end run around a claim discredited by his own intelligence service. it wasn t a matter of lying about this or lying about that, but rather, through the artistry of speechwriters and case presenters, conveying an impression to the american people that certain things were true. it s a real sleight of hand. and i think it s kind to call that disingenuous. on the heels of the president s speech, the administration plays its ultimate trump card. it tasks secretary of state colin powell, its most trusted public face, its most reluctant warrior, to make the case against saddam at the united nations. he s given a week to pull that presentation together. he walked in my office with a sheath of papers in his hand, and he threw them down on my desk and he said that s the script of my presentation at the united nations.