world of people wondering whether it is financially sustainable. to support ukraine over the coming years. that s why the complaints about it. but there you are. ready to tackle this. so this is from congresswoman, marjorie taylor greene. thanks insulting. some other presidents day the president to astros ukraine over america. of course the american people to pay for ukraine s government at war. i can t express how much the american people hate joe biden. this next from congressman scott perry. birth taken that they have to say the border is secure. they can t do the same for america. so takes two years for joe biden to visit the worse only created at our southern border that eagles seen other war zone he created. so i don t think they re the majority. but how loud of a following and voice do you think they have? it is a loud voice. i think part of the issues that people aren t upset about the border. i live in a border state. i think a lot of that spills over. you wr
characters among their peer group, right? so he and meadows are the only ones that defied their subpoena. eastman and the others managed to do enough not to end up on trial for not complying. there s always a tendency, and i try to avoid it, but there s always a tendency to make a relative argument. navarro relative to the worst coup plotters was the worst, and i think that s why this was so speedy. one of the pivotal turns in the navarro story was coming on your show and bragging about, you know, the coup plot. i don t think that helped his case today in court. i don t think it helped his case. as you rightly point out it s always a thing for us, because we re trying to cover everything, so we re not trying to overdo when they re there or involved. but yes, it s a matter of public record that after that interview was when he was first subpoenaed, and it definitely hurts your case logically although they didn t need to prove this and i ll get into this later in the show.
sounds like a man engaging with the rest of us. wasn t he meant to be the america first president, the one willing to do deals with russia and assad? so, has something changed? the syrian government thinks america was duped. i think they fall to the trick, and they have changed unnecessarily what they thought about syria. we ll ask what this means for syria, the us and the world. and, while the world was reacting to that, a reminder of fraught times another truck atrocity, this time in the swedish capital, stockholm. i could actually see bodies lying on the street, and i could see the police covering a body with an orange blanket. hello. over three days, a huge shift in us policy to syria. a new engagement with the world and, it seems, a fresh approach to foreign policy that sees america willing to bomb again. on one account, trump means business, is willing to act fast and decisively, and is telling not just syria, but russia, iran and north korea to watch out. on this acc
melania trumps the daily mail! america s first lady gets an apology and damages from the newspaper s publishers over allegations about her work as a model. and breaking the speed limit the first time a steam train has hit more than a hundred miles an hour in half a century. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the russian president, vladimir putin, has said trust between moscow and washington has deteriorated since donald trump took office. mr putin s comments came as his foreign minister, sergei lavrov, was holding talks on syria with his us counterpart, rex tillerson, in the russian capital. opening the talks, mr lavrov warned the us not to adopt an us or them approach regarding russia s support for syria s president assad. mr tillerson wants russia to withdraw that support following last week s chemical attack on a rebel held town which killed more than 80 people. our north america correspondent barbara plett usher is travelling with mr tillerson and she sent this r
revealed that a senior u.s. diplomat has been having conversation with north korean counter parts, another sign that the trump administration is quietly trying to calm this down. joining us now, john bolton. good evening, ambassador. seems like we ve never been closer to it nuclear brink than we are now. is that a correct statement? we re at a crisis point because of the advances that north korea has made in the last eight years, so donald trump inherits 25 years of a failed policy of negotiating north korea out of these programs and his options are few and not very good. what is interesting is the
regime and the threat of nuclear terrorism against our country. without looking backward for too long, do you see the way that some of the administrations, particularly the clinton administration, giving money to north korea, and then the parallel of the obama administration giving money to iran, do you see that the appeasement that seems to be going on is only to our detriment and