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President Trump & Russian President Putin Joint News Conference : CSPAN : July 17, 2018 12:52am-1:41am EDT
Jul 17, 2018 07/18
, ladies and gentlemen, negotiations with the president of the united states, donald trump, took place in a frank and business-like atmosphere. i think we can call it a success and a very fruitful round of negotiations. we carefully analyzed the current status, the present and the future of the russia-united states relationship, key issues of the global agenda. it's quite clear to everyone that the bilateral relationship are going through a complicated stage, and yet those impediments, the current tension, the tense atmosphere, essentially have no solid reason behind it. the cold war is a thing of past, the era of acute ideological confrontation of the two countries is a thing of remote past, is a vestige of the past. the situation in the world changed dramatically. today, both russia and the united states face a whole new set of challenges. those include a dangerous maladjustment of mechanisms for maintaining international security and stability, regional crises, the creeping threats of terrorism and transnational crime, the snowballing problems in the economy, environmental risks and
, ladies and gentlemen, negotiations with the president of the united states, donald trump, took place in a frank and business-like atmosphere. i think we can call it a success and a very fruitful round of negotiations. we carefully analyzed the current status, the present and the future of the russia-united states relationship, key issues of the global agenda. it's quite clear to everyone that the bilateral relationship are going through a complicated stage, and yet those impediments, the...
President Trump & Italian Prime Minister Joint News Conference : CSPAN : July 30, 2018 4:13pm-5:00pm EDT
tell you all across the united states as well. congratulations. in your election, the italian nation has reaffirmed the great traditions of sovereignty, law, and accountability that stretched all the way back to ancient rome. today, the prime minister and i are pleased to announce a new strategic dialogue between italy and the united states that will enhance cooperation on a range of issues. this includes joint security ,fforts in the mediterranean where we recognize italy's leadership role in the stabilization of libya and north africa. they have been terrific. but the prime minister and i are focused on the urgent need to protect our nations from terrorism and uncontrolled migration. our countries have learned through hard experience that border security is national security. they are one and the same. ise the united states, italy currently under enormous strain as a result of illegal immigration, and they fought it hard. and the prime minister frankly is with us today because of illegal immigration. italy got tired of it. they did not want it any longer. the people of italy
tell you all across the united states as well. congratulations. in your election, the italian nation has reaffirmed the great traditions of sovereignty, law, and accountability that stretched all the way back to ancient rome. today, the prime minister and i are pleased to announce a new strategic dialogue between italy and the united states that will enhance cooperation on a range of issues. this includes joint security ,fforts in the mediterranean where we recognize italy's leadership role in...
Fox News @ Night With Shannon Bream : FOXNEWSW : July 16, 2018 8:00pm-9:00pm PDT
in the morning and another beautiful day here. president trump back in united states after his summit with vladimir putin. putin back in moscow of course. the president came here to try to really reset the russian relationship with the united states. the obama administration tried it come i didn't get too far. the president believes that he has at this relationship between the u.s. and russia on a new course. but the big headline of the day came when president trump compound after staying twice last week that he was going to be very direct, very frank, very tough with vladimir putin about allegations of meddling in the 2016 election, the president basically said that he didn't know if you believed u.s. intelligence or if he believed vladimir putin, who told him again today, that russia had nothing to do with meddling. listen here. >> dan coats came to me and some others, they said they think it's russia. i have president putin. he just said it's not russia. i will say this. i don't see any reason why it would be. i have great confidence in my intelligence people, but i will tel
in the morning and another beautiful day here. president trump back in united states after his summit with vladimir putin. putin back in moscow of course. the president came here to try to really reset the russian relationship with the united states. the obama administration tried it come i didn't get too far. the president believes that he has at this relationship between the u.s. and russia on a new course. but the big headline of the day came when president trump compound after staying...
Mexican Ambassador Discusses U.S.-Mexico Relations : CSPAN : July 4, 2018 3:56am-4:50am EDT
Jul 4, 2018 07/18
discussed current relations with the united states after sunday's presidential election. topics included future nafta negotiations and u.s. mexico border security issues. the hudson institute hosted this 50-minute event. [indiscernible] >> offset -- all set. john: good morning, i'm john walters, chief operating officer of hudson institute. welcome to the betsy and wally stern policy center. welcome to those joining us on c-span and online. founded in 1961, hudson institute is a leading voice in washington and capitals around the world, promoting democracy, american leadership and partnership with our allies for a secure, free, and prosperous future. our thanks, publicly, i wanted to make these to our many friends and supporters who allow this work to go on. we hope you can join us for some of our future programs, including july 13 when the director of national intelligence, dan coats, will be here to discuss u.s. intelligence transformation efforts and the possible impact of russian cyber influence on the u.s. midterm elections in november. we also hope you will subscribe to our new podc
discussed current relations with the united states after sunday's presidential election. topics included future nafta negotiations and u.s. mexico border security issues. the hudson institute hosted this 50-minute event. [indiscernible] >> offset -- all set. john: good morning, i'm john walters, chief operating officer of hudson institute. welcome to the betsy and wally stern policy center. welcome to those joining us on c-span and online. founded in 1961, hudson institute is a leading...
Fareed Zakaria GPS : CNNW : July 29, 2018 10:00am-11:00am PDT
>>> this is gps, the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. changing the subject. trump attacks iran. is trump ready to wage war on the islamic republic, as one of his tweets suggested? is there a new strategy to topple tehran? i'll talk to the experts. >>> and a new leader elected by the world's sixth largest nuclear power. the former playboy cricketer will now run the islamic republic of pakistan. what does it mean for that nation, for india, for the world? >>> then is the world stressing you out and bringing you down? it is for college students who are seeking more counseling than ever before. lori sanders is here to help, teaching yale's most popular course on the science of happiness. but first, here is my take. listen closely. >> this is why we agreed today, first of all, to work together toward zero tariffs, zero nontariff barriers and zero subsidies on nonauto industrial goods. thank you. >> what you just heard from wednesday's joint press conference between the presidents of the european commission and t
>>> this is gps, the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. changing the subject. trump attacks iran. is trump ready to wage war on the islamic republic, as one of his tweets suggested? is there a new strategy to topple tehran? i'll talk to the experts. >>> and a new leader elected by the world's sixth largest nuclear power. the former playboy cricketer will now run the islamic republic of pakistan. what does...
Kennedy : FBC : July 16, 2018 8:00pm-9:00pm EDT
the hell in helsinki. president trump back in the united states after his historic and controversial summit with russian president vladimir putin. the president is pushing back on cite sip that he trusts putin more than his own intelligence agencies regarding the pesky russian meddling. president trump: i have confidence in my intelligence people. but president putin was strong in his denial. he offered to have the people work on the case come and work with the investigators in addition to the 12 people. kennedy: critics say the president had the opportunity and did not stand up to putin. conspiracy theorists say the president plays nice with vlad because he know there might be some russian dirt on our president. a reporter asked putin about those claims. >> i would like to add something to that. >> i was an up tell jones officer myself -- i was an intelligence officer myself. and i do know how dossiers are made up. i did hear those rumors that we allegedly collected compromising material on mr. trump when he was in moscow. let me tell you this, when president trump was in moscow, i
the hell in helsinki. president trump back in the united states after his historic and controversial summit with russian president vladimir putin. the president is pushing back on cite sip that he trusts putin more than his own intelligence agencies regarding the pesky russian meddling. president trump: i have confidence in my intelligence people. but president putin was strong in his denial. he offered to have the people work on the case come and work with the investigators in addition to the...
Mexican Ambassador Discuses U.S-Mexico Relations : CSPAN : July 3, 2018 11:31am-12:21pm EDT
issues related to the united states or mr. trump, instead focusing on domestic issues. nonetheless, mexico and the united states remain deeply intertwined economically and culturally. we are eager to hear the ambassador spots on border security, nafta, other trade topics and what mexico and their neighbors to the north can expect with a new president. let me introduce the ambassador ,rom mexico, his excellency gutierrez fernandez. mexico's ambassador in early 2017. he served as managing director for the north american development bank headquarted in san antonio, texas, where he managed financing along the border. he had a diverse 15 year career in mexican federal government, serving in prominent positions in the areas of trade, finance, diplomacy, national security, and did so under four presidents. he holds bachelor degrees in economic and clinical science and a masters degree in public administration from harvard's john f. kennedy school of government, for which he received a fulbright garcia robles scholarship. he will lead the discussion with the ambassador as a senior fellow o
issues related to the united states or mr. trump, instead focusing on domestic issues. nonetheless, mexico and the united states remain deeply intertwined economically and culturally. we are eager to hear the ambassador spots on border security, nafta, other trade topics and what mexico and their neighbors to the north can expect with a new president. let me introduce the ambassador ,rom mexico, his excellency gutierrez fernandez. mexico's ambassador in early 2017. he served as managing...
Fox News @ Night With Shannon Bream : FOXNEWSW : July 17, 2018 12:00am-1:00am PDT
it is 6:00 in the morning and another beautiful day, donald trump back in the united states after his summit with p income of a been back in moscow, the president came here to reset the russian relationship with the united states, the obama administration tried to didn't get far, the president believes he has set this relationship on a new course but the big headline of the day came when donald trump after saying twice last week he was going to be very direct, frank and tough with vladimir putin about allegations of meddling in the 2016 election the president basically said he didn't know if he believed us intelligence or vladimir putin who told him again that russia had nothing to do with meddling.d nothing >> they said it is russia. i have vladimir putin, he just said it is not russia. i don't see any reason it would be. i have great confidence in my intelligence people but i will tell you that vladimir putin was extremely strong and powerful in his denial today. >> the director of national intelligence the president mentioned must've seen that and had kittens because he had a state
it is 6:00 in the morning and another beautiful day, donald trump back in the united states after his summit with p income of a been back in moscow, the president came here to reset the russian relationship with the united states, the obama administration tried to didn't get far, the president believes he has set this relationship on a new course but the big headline of the day came when donald trump after saying twice last week he was going to be very direct, frank and tough with vladimir...
President Trump Remarks at NATO Summit Bilateral Breakfast : CSPAN2 : July 11, 2018 9:31am-9:42am EDT
but that's not nearly enough. the united states is paying far too much and other countries are not paying enough, especially some, so we're going to have a meeting on that and the secretary-general has worked very hard on that. he understands the problem and hopefully we can get it resolved. it's been going on for decades, for decades and this is disproportionate and not fair to the taxpayers of the united states and we're going to make it fair and so that will be it. and i just want to compliment the secretary-general. he's worked very hard on this problem and he understands it better than anybody. thank you very much. thank you. [inaudible conversations] >> good morning, everybody. good morning to the media. the legitimate media and the take news media. a lot of people here. surprising. surprising. >> mr. president-- >> just take a look at the chart, look at the chart. many countries are not paying what they should and many countries owe a tremendous amount of money for many years back where they're delinquent as far as i'm concerned because the united states has had to pay for t
but that's not nearly enough. the united states is paying far too much and other countries are not paying enough, especially some, so we're going to have a meeting on that and the secretary-general has worked very hard on that. he understands the problem and hopefully we can get it resolved. it's been going on for decades, for decades and this is disproportionate and not fair to the taxpayers of the united states and we're going to make it fair and so that will be it. and i just want to...
News : RT : July 1, 2018 12:00pm-12:31pm EDT
. measures by the united states can lead to a speedy withdrawal of china fronts on the market and that can open up opportunities for the other countries but that's a sort of you know not not the ideal way to to create opportunities i believe actually in generally open markets and the opportunities are to be created through competition through better more efficiency greater productivity and so forth now india also meant a trade deficit with china and its quite significant one around fifty one billion dollars in two thousand and seventeen and while the two countries signed an agreement to achieve a trade balance by two thousand and nineteen i think it's fair to say that be chinese have allowed themselves some procrastination on that front do you expect these tensions with the united states to maybe to make beijing a little bit more responsive to issues like that and others simply because it needs the support. in its trade standoff with washington well that's that's very lately to happen i think you know this is this is very normal kind of. outcome of. that if if china is and he was pressure
. measures by the united states can lead to a speedy withdrawal of china fronts on the market and that can open up opportunities for the other countries but that's a sort of you know not not the ideal way to to create opportunities i believe actually in generally open markets and the opportunities are to be created through competition through better more efficiency greater productivity and so forth now india also meant a trade deficit with china and its quite significant one around fifty one...
KQED (PBS)
Amanpour on PBS : KQED : July 17, 2018 12:00am-12:31am PDT
by KQED
vladimir putin and president donald trump of the united states. after several hours, they came out to face the press, predictably enough, both praised a new day in relations between their two countries. but it all went awry over the issue of russian meddling in the 2016 u.s. elections. when pushed by u.s. reporters about the 12 russian military intelligence officials indicted in this case, president trump extraordinarily turned on american institutions. the u.s. democratic party and the fbi. while seeming to defend mr. putin. >> he just said it's not russia. i will say this. i don't see any reason why it would be. but i really do want to see the server. but i have -- i have confidence in both parties. i have great confidence in my intelligence people. but i will tell you that president putin was extremely strong and powerful in his denial today. >> now, the golden rule of american politics is that partisan attacks end at the frontiers, and no high official ever sides with a strategic competitor or rival. trump's attack to undermine his own intelligence agencies comes after a week o
vladimir putin and president donald trump of the united states. after several hours, they came out to face the press, predictably enough, both praised a new day in relations between their two countries. but it all went awry over the issue of russian meddling in the 2016 u.s. elections. when pushed by u.s. reporters about the 12 russian military intelligence officials indicted in this case, president trump extraordinarily turned on american institutions. the u.s. democratic party and the fbi....
MSNBC Live With Velshi and Ruhle : MSNBCW : July 16, 2018 8:00am-9:00am PDT
not the united states secret service. they must be part of the putin/russia federation delegation. in realtime we may be watching the kind of clamp down on press freedom that is at issue in the russian federation and something that certainly u.s. journalists and the american people want to remind president trump about the importance of our ability to stand here and ask whatever questions are necessary and to witness these events in an independent way. and so this is unfolding right in front of us. i don't know what it means. again, he said he was from the nation. i'm sorry i don't know him to give you more identification. but -- what happened? all right. this is realtime assessment here. there is some description of perhaps he was heckling. i did not witness any of that. he appears to be a credential journalist who has been taken out of the room. perhaps that's part of the delay. we also understand the president agreed to do interview and his schedule indicated when this press was over, he was headed back to the united states. perhaps some of the delay is the president doing interview
not the united states secret service. they must be part of the putin/russia federation delegation. in realtime we may be watching the kind of clamp down on press freedom that is at issue in the russian federation and something that certainly u.s. journalists and the american people want to remind president trump about the importance of our ability to stand here and ask whatever questions are necessary and to witness these events in an independent way. and so this is unfolding right in front of...
New Day With Alisyn Camerota and John Berman : CNNW : July 18, 2018 4:00am-5:01am PDT
responsible. i think the united states has been foolish. >> the administration also offering no explanation for why it took 28 hours to correct the record and why the misstatement was not mentioned in the white house talking point, in the nine tweets were or two interviews he gave after the press conference where he again would not call putin an enemy. >> president trump decided to say he misspoke after being flooded with calls from allies urging him to clarify his remarks. >> i think the russians need know know there are a lot of us that understand what happened in 2016, and it really better not happen again in 2018. >> one driving factor, fear that dan coates or others would resign after being personally under cut. >> i accept our intelligence community's conclusion that russia's meddling in the 2016 election took place. it could be other people also. there is a lot of people out there. >> the off-script comment casting doubt over russia's involvement. >> if you don't catch a hacker in the act, it's very hard to say who did the hack. i think it was russia and other people or c
responsible. i think the united states has been foolish. >> the administration also offering no explanation for why it took 28 hours to correct the record and why the misstatement was not mentioned in the white house talking point, in the nine tweets were or two interviews he gave after the press conference where he again would not call putin an enemy. >> president trump decided to say he misspoke after being flooded with calls from allies urging him to clarify his remarks....
Inside Story (2018) Ep 212 : ALJAZ : July 31, 2018 8:32pm-9:01pm +03
turned to in in the united states has been henry kissinger henry kissinger the former secretary of state to nixon who brokered the u.s. opening to china is someone who takes we know what kissinger's views are and we know that trump has met with him from during the campaign in twenty sixteen throughout his presidency and that view is one that looks at strong states assesses whether those states are strong with a those governments are strong and whether u.s. president can actually work with the person in charge of those states so here in washington that's often derided how trying to trump implements that is that trump somehow just likes dictators but he doesn't like all dictators he's looking at leaders who are strong and who he either can or needs to work with and then he seems to try to set up these rhetorical poses to put himself in a position to be able to strike some sort of deal with those leaders and work with those states so i think if you take a sober analysis of what trump is doing and admittedly that's difficult to do i think that is the strategy is he's looking at strong
turned to in in the united states has been henry kissinger henry kissinger the former secretary of state to nixon who brokered the u.s. opening to china is someone who takes we know what kissinger's views are and we know that trump has met with him from during the campaign in twenty sixteen throughout his presidency and that view is one that looks at strong states assesses whether those states are strong with a those governments are strong and whether u.s. president can actually work with the...
CrossTalk : RT : July 30, 2018 3:30am-4:01am EDT
more about negotiation than he does but of course i think the reaction back in united states and the united kingdom. countries that have called. very much opposed to trump's policies in many ways his policies of trying to seek some kind of agreement with most countries and certainly with russia probably behind the scenes with china and as we saw korea of course we can talk and we have talked many times in the past on this program. about the vested interest in not promoting that kind cooperative agenda there's an agenda of course of confrontation and there are too many vested interests in now and we can go into so i think from what i've expected the response he received and he's played that quite well he's if you like go to the media go to the deep state establishment the political establishment united states by saying hey we're inviting this arch enemy of the entire world and he's portrayed in the media over here to the very homeland itself then when there was the shock and awe over that and then when nobody reaction came. and then of course in steps. chessmaster an exam invited him
more about negotiation than he does but of course i think the reaction back in united states and the united kingdom. countries that have called. very much opposed to trump's policies in many ways his policies of trying to seek some kind of agreement with most countries and certainly with russia probably behind the scenes with china and as we saw korea of course we can talk and we have talked many times in the past on this program. about the vested interest in not promoting that kind...
Keiser Report : RT : July 20, 2018 12:00am-12:31am EDT
the united states you know we've been having a financial war for the last decade at least it started a little bit before that i reckon but certainly in two thousand and eight when the financial crisis happened then we brought in this great hope the great savior of the of our economy and our culture and our politics is barack obama and he was supposed to hopefully do something about these banks and we had occupy wall street and all that sort of stuff and what did he do we've pointed larry summers and all those to me they are and all those sort of people into his administration and nothing ever happened because he said we have to look forward we can't look back well something shocking as happened in the past week or two and nobody of course is paying attention to the certainly not likes of m s n b c but villanova man gets fourteen years for predatory payday lending feds so this is villanova pennsylvania and apparently they're proud of their home grown man villanova man reputed lee known as the godfather of payday lending will spend more than a decade behind bars for scheming to collect
the united states you know we've been having a financial war for the last decade at least it started a little bit before that i reckon but certainly in two thousand and eight when the financial crisis happened then we brought in this great hope the great savior of the of our economy and our culture and our politics is barack obama and he was supposed to hopefully do something about these banks and we had occupy wall street and all that sort of stuff and what did he do we've pointed larry...
President Trump Remarks at NATO Summit Bilateral Breakfast : CSPAN : July 11, 2018 11:05am-11:17am EDT
disproportionate and not fair to the taxpayers of the united states. we're going to make it fair. that will be it. i want to just compliment the secretary-general. he's worked very hard on this problem. he understands it better than anybody. thank you very much. thank you. good morning, everybody. good morning to the media. legitimate media not the fake news media. lot of people here. urprising. just look at the chart. take a look at the chart. it many countries are not paying what they should. frankly, many countries owe us a tremendous amount of money for many years back where they are delinquent as far as i'm concerned. the united states has had to pay for them. if you go back 10, 20 years you add it up, it's massive amounts of money as the united states has stepped up like nobody. this has gone on for decades, by the way. this has gone on for many presidents. no other president brought it up like i bring it up. something has to be done. and the secretary-general has been working on it very hard. this year, since our last meeting, commitments have been made for over $40 millio
disproportionate and not fair to the taxpayers of the united states. we're going to make it fair. that will be it. i want to just compliment the secretary-general. he's worked very hard on this problem. he understands it better than anybody. thank you very much. thank you. good morning, everybody. good morning to the media. legitimate media not the fake news media. lot of people here. urprising. just look at the chart. take a look at the chart. it many countries are not paying what they...
News : RT : July 1, 2018 8:00pm-8:30pm EDT
incredibly open perhaps less open then the united states but certainly an over them is quite a when actually so but now they have turned it around and we are saying that and you know if your parents are higher than mine then i am going to reverse my past liberalization which i had actually done in response to your liberalization and that is a different game you know so this was the exactly the opposite of the spirit of this a process as we have used in the past now so far trump has been able to get his way partially due to his bare knuckle tactics do you think there is any leverage that the rest of the world has when negotiating trade with this very pushy america is still carries a huge dad could that be used as a tool of persuasion. part of the opposition really also has to come from within the united states all saw because you know when you talk of let's esteem an aluminum that if there are a number of industries that use both steam and the human m m in so far as. their costs of production are concerned they have not gone up countries also need to be you know more tactical. you kn
incredibly open perhaps less open then the united states but certainly an over them is quite a when actually so but now they have turned it around and we are saying that and you know if your parents are higher than mine then i am going to reverse my past liberalization which i had actually done in response to your liberalization and that is a different game you know so this was the exactly the opposite of the spirit of this a process as we have used in the past now so far trump has been able...
Inside Politics : CNNW : July 16, 2018 9:00am-10:01am PDT
interference and to hear the president of the united states retreat back to these talking points about dnc servers and hillary clinton's e-mails when he had a chance right there in front of us, right there in front of the world to confront vladimir putin and tell him to stay the hell out of american democracy, and he just didn't do it. it was one of those moments, i think, obviously we all think this is a very big deal right now and sometimes these sorts of things can fade away. but i don't think this is one of those moments. this is one of those moments, anderson, i think really crystallizes a very critical problem for the united states right now in that you have the president, the leader of the free world, taking the word of vladimir putin who from all accounts inside the u.s. government, the u.s. intelligence community, the law enforcement community, attacked american democracy in 2016. you know, when vladimir putin was asked whether he wanted trump to win, that might have been the only honest moment of this news conference when vladimir putin said yes, he did want president trump to wi
interference and to hear the president of the united states retreat back to these talking points about dnc servers and hillary clinton's e-mails when he had a chance right there in front of us, right there in front of the world to confront vladimir putin and tell him to stay the hell out of american democracy, and he just didn't do it. it was one of those moments, i think, obviously we all think this is a very big deal right now and sometimes these sorts of things can fade away. but i don't...
Secretary of State Pompeo on Russia & North Korea Summits : CSPAN3 : July 25, 2018 2:47pm-6:01pm EDT
. the ap says that secretary of state said wednesday the united states will never recognize russia's annexation of crimea. the ap story says the statement titled crimea has mr. pompeo saying the u.s. will continue to insist that ukraine's territorial integrity be restored. this hearing is scheduled to get under way at 3:00 eastern. about four minutes from now. we can see guests and reporters in the room. >>> we're waiting for senators to mike their wake their way tog room. we expect some of the senators. bob corker is the chairman, to make their way to the hearing room to hear from mike pompeo who has a headline talking about the new york times says he will offer congress proof that president trump is willing to hold russia accountable for its maligned activities defending his summit meeting last week with president vladmir putin that sowed doubts about his interference in american elections. in testimony before the senate foreign relations committee, mr. pompeo will say the president is well aware of the challenges that russia poses and has taken a staggering number of actions to pr
. the ap says that secretary of state said wednesday the united states will never recognize russia's annexation of crimea. the ap story says the statement titled crimea has mr. pompeo saying the u.s. will continue to insist that ukraine's territorial integrity be restored. this hearing is scheduled to get under way at 3:00 eastern. about four minutes from now. we can see guests and reporters in the room. >>> we're waiting for senators to mike their wake their way tog room. we expect...
Documentary : RT : July 30, 2018 4:30pm-5:00pm EDT
russia seventeen times. a year and that the united states has to somehow come to an agreement with russia against china of course an echo of what kissinger engineered during the nixon administration nixon went to china i still think that train has left the station a long time ago i think it was going to disagree with me a little bit well i agree with you because it was basically president obama who i think was the most disastrous president in u.s. history primarily because he just institutions you know he made people does believe in the elections for the first time in many years. to use foreign policy disaster the main foreign policy disaster was that he managed to make russia and china elyse you know when russia became basically for the united states because of the ukrainian adventure of mr obama and mrs new one trait. push and pull and they meet into china and what did obama do he visited all of those competitors philippians he reassured that will against china and the chinese gave us the gas prices that we have been asking from them for ten years maybe more so china became you k
russia seventeen times. a year and that the united states has to somehow come to an agreement with russia against china of course an echo of what kissinger engineered during the nixon administration nixon went to china i still think that train has left the station a long time ago i think it was going to disagree with me a little bit well i agree with you because it was basically president obama who i think was the most disastrous president in u.s. history primarily because he just institutions...
Wolf : CNNW : July 16, 2018 10:00am-11:00am PDT
i would never see. up first, the president of the united states delivering a stunning rebuke to his own u.s. intelligence community with the entire world watching. not just the intelligence community but the u.s. law enforcement community, including his own justice department and his fbi. standing right next to the russian leader vladimir putin at a joint news conference here in helsinki, the president simply refused to side with his own u.s. intelligence and law enforcement agencies in the russia investigation. the president described vladimir putin's denial, on the other hand, that russia interfered in the 2016 u.s. presidential election as in, president trump's words, extremely strong and powerful. here's how the president responded to reporters' questions. >> just now president putin denied having anything to do with the election interference in 2016. every u.s. intelligence agency has concluded that russia did. what -- who -- my first question for you, sir, is who do you believe? my second question is, would you now with the whole world watching tell president putin, would you
i would never see. up first, the president of the united states delivering a stunning rebuke to his own u.s. intelligence community with the entire world watching. not just the intelligence community but the u.s. law enforcement community, including his own justice department and his fbi. standing right next to the russian leader vladimir putin at a joint news conference here in helsinki, the president simply refused to side with his own u.s. intelligence and law enforcement agencies in the...
Boom Bust : RT : July 25, 2018 7:30pm-8:01pm EDT
donald trump is not standing up for u.s. interests most people in the united states think that putin has the goods some dirt on trump so this is not just me this is what the public thinks now normally want to hear it because it doesn't comport with his view the were eight hundred million to one going to happen here i'm going to know how you know this that you you know i know i'm really sorry we can carry on this debate a little bit later but for the time being i'm afraid i have to say that this whole fire is not so gentlemen thank you very much indeed. mo news the top of the hour. this is a poem bus broadcast around the world from washington d.c. i'm partial to thanks for joining us we appreciate you hanging out with us coming up today we focus on inequality around the planet we'll be joined by professor richard wolfe and our t. correspondent on your part and bill looks at a recent united nations report on poverty in the united states and some reactions at home and abroad plus the c.e.o. of straw market we're word which looked at the wealthiest and poorest nations around the wo
donald trump is not standing up for u.s. interests most people in the united states think that putin has the goods some dirt on trump so this is not just me this is what the public thinks now normally want to hear it because it doesn't comport with his view the were eight hundred million to one going to happen here i'm going to know how you know this that you you know i know i'm really sorry we can carry on this debate a little bit later but for the time being i'm afraid i have to say that...
Mexican Ambassador Discusses U.S.-Mexico Relations : CSPAN3 : July 20, 2018 11:14am-12:07pm EDT
ambassador gutierrez fernandez talks about current relations with the united states. also border security and separation of families at the u.s. border, nafta, immigration enforcement and some of mexico's domestic concerns following the election of a new president. >>> good morning. i'm john walters. welcome to hudson's betsy and wally stern policy center. welcome to those joining us on c-span and online. hudson institute is a leading voice in washington and capitals around the world promoting democracy, american leadership in partnership with our allies for a secure, free and prosperous future. our thanks, i want to make these publicly. we hope you can join us for some of our future programs including july 13th when director of national intelligence dan coates will be at hudson to discuss u.s. intelligence community transformation efforts and the possible impact of russian cyber influence on the u.s. midterm elections in november. we also hope you'll subscribe to our new in-depth policy talk available on itunes and google play. we have an important and timely program today. on s
ambassador gutierrez fernandez talks about current relations with the united states. also border security and separation of families at the u.s. border, nafta, immigration enforcement and some of mexico's domestic concerns following the election of a new president. >>> good morning. i'm john walters. welcome to hudson's betsy and wally stern policy center. welcome to those joining us on c-span and online. hudson institute is a leading voice in washington and capitals around the world...
Washington Journal Laurel Miller : CSPAN : July 2, 2018 10:02am-10:31am EDT
anticipate being. the vital national interest of the united states of america and i do know today, from personal forces there, i know that is having an effect on theents that would affect united states of america. the other piece is, can we harden the afghan security forces to close the distance and change the calculus on the ground now? testimony fromhe lieutenant general austin miller. it's on a website, c-span.org. it gives you a sense of how many deaths we have seen, civilian deaths and injuries afghanistan 2017.009 through as you look at these numbers, the deaths inside that country and what you just heard from lieutenant general miller, what is your take away? pointing outth this number of casualties do not include afghan security forces, which have taken very heavy casualties and increasing casualties over the years. i think that senator warren's question pointed accurately to a certain repetitiveness in u.s. strategy in afghanistan and a in the promises that have been made, the advances that have not been achieved. and i think that general miller was prudent and not promising a
anticipate being. the vital national interest of the united states of america and i do know today, from personal forces there, i know that is having an effect on theents that would affect united states of america. the other piece is, can we harden the afghan security forces to close the distance and change the calculus on the ground now? testimony fromhe lieutenant general austin miller. it's on a website, c-span.org. it gives you a sense of how many deaths we have seen, civilian deaths and...
Washington Journal Nick Allen and Fabian Reinbold : CSPAN : July 16, 2018 2:00am-3:01am EDT
. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independent callers, (202) 748-8002. if you are outside the united states, we want to hear from you at (202) 748-8003. you can also always reach us on social media and twitter and c-span. now, how are we able to see that trump was relating personally from what we saw in the summit? we know that he had a relationship with emmanuel macron. not so much with angela merkel and theresa may. theyeir previous meetings were not long meetings. side meetings. and they didn't initially click at all. who what we know of people are friends with trump, he was expecting theresa may to be a kind of margaret thatcher failure to his ronald reagan and it didn't happen. and he described her as being docked camera ready but it changed by the looks of it. .hey had 1.5 hours together talking through the problems of the palace. he was very pleased with his dinner. he got to sit in winston churchill's chair and the president himself described his encounter with theresa may as great and they got to know each other a lot better, personally. and personal relationships are important. and it
. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independent callers, (202) 748-8002. if you are outside the united states, we want to hear from you at (202) 748-8003. you can also always reach us on social media and twitter and c-span. now, how are we able to see that trump was relating personally from what we saw in the summit? we know that he had a relationship with emmanuel macron. not so much with angela merkel and theresa may. theyeir previous meetings were not long meetings. side meetings. and they didn't...
the united states again or you will suffer consequences the likes of which few throughout history have ever suffered before, end quote. now, moments ago, white house press secretary, sarah sanders, is weighing in on that tweet threat. we'll tell you about it. >> the question is, whether the iranian threat is real or a distraction from the criticism over last week's summit with russia's vladimir putin, or maybe a distraction from north korea. a u.s. official tells cnn the president has grown frustrated over the slow pace of the denuclearization talks. cnn learned that north korea plans to keep talks going for now, but the north koreans calling for the u.s. to make a bold move towards peace. abby phillip live at the white house with these new comments from sarah sanders, abby. >> reporter: president trump issuing a warning in stark, all caps letters to iran. he wrote this. to iranian president rouhani, never, ever threaten the united states again, or you will suffer consequences the likes of which few throughout history have ever suffered before. we are no longer a country that will
the united states again or you will suffer consequences the likes of which few throughout history have ever suffered before, end quote. now, moments ago, white house press secretary, sarah sanders, is weighing in on that tweet threat. we'll tell you about it. >> the question is, whether the iranian threat is real or a distraction from the criticism over last week's summit with russia's vladimir putin, or maybe a distraction from north korea. a u.s. official tells cnn the president has...
Sen. Charles Schumer on U.S.-Russia Summit : CSPAN : July 16, 2018 10:18pm-10:31pm EDT
[indiscernible] back in the united states, senators from both parties spoke out against president trump's meeting with president putin. we will start out with check schumer who reacted during a press conference on capitol hill. rep. schumer ok, thank you everybody. sorry i am late. in the entire history of our americans have never seen a president of the united states support an adversary the way president trump has supported president putin. for the president of the united to side with president putin against american law fort smith, american intelligence agencies, is thoughtless, is dangerous, is weak. the president is putting himself over our country. starting with the president's trip to nato, ending with his shameful performance at today's press conference, president trump has strengthened our adversaries while weakening our defenses and those of our allies with a single on this question now hanging over the white house. what could possibly cause president trump to put the oferest of russia over that the united states? millions of americans will continue to wonder. the only p
[indiscernible] back in the united states, senators from both parties spoke out against president trump's meeting with president putin. we will start out with check schumer who reacted during a press conference on capitol hill. rep. schumer ok, thank you everybody. sorry i am late. in the entire history of our americans have never seen a president of the united states support an adversary the way president trump has supported president putin. for the president of the united to side with...
Governors & Int'l Leaders on the Global Economy : CSPAN : July 22, 2018 2:14am-2:54am EDT
-- united states and kenya. kenya has a long history of engagement with the united states, through the wto, and also through various engagements that we have entered in various sectors, health, trade, defense, education, etc. over the last couple of years we have had agreements that have more or less benefited both countries in the sectors of health, energy, trade, particularly the african growth opportunity act, which has enabled african countries such as cannot to be able to trade easily and be given incentives to be able to bring their goods into the united states. to be able to bring their goods into the united states. on junely last month, 29, that a renewed agreement was signed between the united states government and the kenyan government that is touching on certain key areas of parties for priorities for kenya which we call the beck four. these are the areas of security, 95, health and affordable housing. security,as of food health, security and affordable housing. we call them the big four. government in the areas of manufacturing, infrastructure development, clean energy and
-- united states and kenya. kenya has a long history of engagement with the united states, through the wto, and also through various engagements that we have entered in various sectors, health, trade, defense, education, etc. over the last couple of years we have had agreements that have more or less benefited both countries in the sectors of health, energy, trade, particularly the african growth opportunity act, which has enabled african countries such as cannot to be able to trade easily and...
News : RT : July 18, 2018 7:00am-7:30am EDT
washington d.c. is someone who as a trade negotiator for the united states worked on nafta t.v. and w t o professor math gold matt thanks so much for being on the show just before we get to those more general issues of those huge institutions your reaction to the e.u. japan deal covering six hundred million people this week well of course we knew this was coming and it's a very big accomplishment for the e.u. in japan and it highlights the degree to which america is being completely left behind with president trump's trade policy which is a no win situation for the united states obviously the white house would deny that that's the case but what about lessons of britain obviously in any post brics it environment that deal between the e.u. and japan took four years yeah it takes many years and bang out of free trade agreement and one of the big problems that great britain has is that it has always been part of the free trade agreements that the european union has negotiated with many other countries in the world and now the united kingdom has to negotiate go back and negotiate with all thos
washington d.c. is someone who as a trade negotiator for the united states worked on nafta t.v. and w t o professor math gold matt thanks so much for being on the show just before we get to those more general issues of those huge institutions your reaction to the e.u. japan deal covering six hundred million people this week well of course we knew this was coming and it's a very big accomplishment for the e.u. in japan and it highlights the degree to which america is being completely left...
Foreign Policy in the Western Hemisphere : CSPAN : July 15, 2018 3:35am-6:12am EDT
are just as strong. today we face transitions. the united states must be more engaged than ever. the safety of americans serving abroad is a top priority for this committee. the still unexplained attacks on embassy personnel in havana. now, it in china. very disturbing. 26 americans have been medically evacuated from havana with serious and ends, including sharp ear pain, headaches, vertigo, and other conditions consistent with brain injury and concussion. canadians have been impacted as well. we need to know what happened, who was responsible, and how to respond. the administration is actively addressing the western hemisphere's major crisis beginning with venezuela. the united states has repeatedly condemned the illegitimate election of president maduro as well as the human rights abuses and economic meltdown unfolding of. the administration has rightly sanctions. targeted sanctions, hitting venezuelan officials, not the suffering venezuelan people is the way to go. the vice president has traveled there for three times to urge regional leaders to do more for the venezuelan people.
are just as strong. today we face transitions. the united states must be more engaged than ever. the safety of americans serving abroad is a top priority for this committee. the still unexplained attacks on embassy personnel in havana. now, it in china. very disturbing. 26 americans have been medically evacuated from havana with serious and ends, including sharp ear pain, headaches, vertigo, and other conditions consistent with brain injury and concussion. canadians have been impacted as well....
Worlds Apart : RT : July 29, 2018 10:30am-11:01am EDT
again if that data is more specific to the united states than let's say you know the middle east or. you know for sure our data was born in the united states but there were a guy forget his name at the institute for international economics in washington who kind of wanted to try to understand the middle east and he ran an analysis of the whole world now not at the city level but at the national level and in this analysis he said i want to look at the role of openness to to gay and lesbian people in relation to things how globalized economy was and how productive and how well it performed economically and he was shocked he was literally shocked to find that the openness to the gay and lesbian population had a lot to say about how globally oriented that economy was and how economically productive i assume that i suppose there would be another correlation to how well that country's relations have in the united states because the united states stands to export its country's its values rather on its allies so that would be a currency i just don't know but i think look i i have no agenda i tru
again if that data is more specific to the united states than let's say you know the middle east or. you know for sure our data was born in the united states but there were a guy forget his name at the institute for international economics in washington who kind of wanted to try to understand the middle east and he ran an analysis of the whole world now not at the city level but at the national level and in this analysis he said i want to look at the role of openness to to gay and lesbian...
Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer : CNNW : July 16, 2018 2:00pm-3:00pm PDT
. >> yes, i do. i hold both countries responsible. i think that the united states has been foolish. i think we have all been foolish. we should have had this dialogue a long time ago. long time, frankly, be before i got to office and i think we're all to blame. >> reporter: the moment played right into putin's hands who continued his denials. >> translator: could you name a single fact that would definitively prove the collusion? this is utter nonsense. just like the president recently mentioned. >> reporter: as for the justice department indictment announced late last week accusing 12 russian agents of hacking into e-mails, putden said he would invite investigators with the mueller team to russia to question officials. >> translator: i don't know the full extent of the situation but the president trump mentioned this issue and i will look into it. >> reporter: russian president did admit one thing, he wanted mr. trump to win in 2016. >> translator: yes, i did. because he talked about bringing the u.s./russia relationship back to normal. >> reporter: as putin offered up to a momento o
. >> yes, i do. i hold both countries responsible. i think that the united states has been foolish. i think we have all been foolish. we should have had this dialogue a long time ago. long time, frankly, be before i got to office and i think we're all to blame. >> reporter: the moment played right into putin's hands who continued his denials. >> translator: could you name a single fact that would definitively prove the collusion? this is utter nonsense. just like the president...
President Trump NATO Summit News Conference : CSPAN2 : July 12, 2018 8:07pm-8:45pm EDT
expense for the united states. on the tremendous progress has been made. everyone has agreed to up their commitment. they're going to upper that levels they have never brought up before. prior to last year when i attended my first meeting it was going down, the amount of money being spent by countries was going down substantially. now it is going up substantially. commitments were made, only five of 29 countries were making their commitment, that is now change. the commitment was that 2%, that will be going up higher than that. we made a tremendous amount of progress today. at a minimum they estimate and will be giving you exact numbe numbers, but since last year they raised an additional $33 billion that has been put up by the various countries. not including the united states. the united states commitment to nato is strong. primarily because of the spirit they have, the amount of money they are willing to spend, the additional money they will be putting up has been amazing to see the level of spirit in that room. it's incredible. i hope we will get along with russia. i think we w
expense for the united states. on the tremendous progress has been made. everyone has agreed to up their commitment. they're going to upper that levels they have never brought up before. prior to last year when i attended my first meeting it was going down, the amount of money being spent by countries was going down substantially. now it is going up substantially. commitments were made, only five of 29 countries were making their commitment, that is now change. the commitment was that 2%, that...
MSNBC Live With Katy Tur : MSNBCW : July 30, 2018 11:00am-12:00pm PDT
across the united states, as well. congratulations. in your election the italian nation has reaffirmed the great traditions of sovereignty, law, and accountability that stretch all the way back to ancient rome. this proud heritage sustains our civilization and must be always defended. today, prime minister conte we were aplanned to announce a new strategic dialogue between italy and the united states that will enhance cooperation on a range of issues. this includes joint security efforts in the mediterranean where we recognize italy's leadership role in the stabilization of libya and north africa. they have been terrific. both the prime minister and i are focused on the urgent need to protect our nations from terrorism and uncontrolled migration. our countries have learned through hard experience that border security is national security. they are one and the same. like the united states, italy is currently under enormous strain as a result of illegal immigration, and they fought it hard. and the prime minister, frankly, is with us today because of illegal immigration. italy
across the united states, as well. congratulations. in your election the italian nation has reaffirmed the great traditions of sovereignty, law, and accountability that stretch all the way back to ancient rome. this proud heritage sustains our civilization and must be always defended. today, prime minister conte we were aplanned to announce a new strategic dialogue between italy and the united states that will enhance cooperation on a range of issues. this includes joint security efforts in...
states' image to the united states' ability to function in a national security sense from what we've seen from this range of. commenting in the last eighteen months to two years. president transformer advisor steve bannon has announced plans to spark a right wing revolution in europe he wants to create a new foundation promoting the ideology their plans were revealed in an interview with news website the daily beast bunin says he aims to rival the impact of open society foundations set up by liberal billionaire george soros by an foundation is called the movement and is expected to have headquarters in brussels the organization would offer polling think tank research and advice on targeting european right wing groups these plans sparked outrage among some members of the european parliament an attack on freedom and democracy in europe we will not stand idle we will respond we have to fight now with good arguments confident and true it's a frontal attack on the e.u. and european values. george soros has spent billions to promote leftist ideas for years for example funding pro e.u. camp
states' image to the united states' ability to function in a national security sense from what we've seen from this range of. commenting in the last eighteen months to two years. president transformer advisor steve bannon has announced plans to spark a right wing revolution in europe he wants to create a new foundation promoting the ideology their plans were revealed in an interview with news website the daily beast bunin says he aims to rival the impact of open society foundations set up by...
NEWSHOUR : ALJAZ : July 31, 2018 9:00pm-9:29pm +03
failed on the world stage and so that the the idea that the united states is going to put its all of its eggs in the saudi amorality basket to leave the united states to leave the middle east is something that i think few in washington have any illusion is really going to work and this is the problem with with with carter it's dramatically show who is the failure of saudi power the saudis you not only are they found in yemen but i think their perspective in washington is they couldn't even take on doha that's not a winning strategy for the united states to to rest its entire security architecture in the persian gulf on so there are many in washington think tanks who like to talk about this there are some in the pentagon as well in the defense department who see it as a last ditch attempt by the united states to be able to continue to sell the hundreds of billions of dollars in hardware and our missile defense systems particularly in light of the recent competition we're facing from russia in its s four hundred defense system but those those pieces are not i think they're not going
failed on the world stage and so that the the idea that the united states is going to put its all of its eggs in the saudi amorality basket to leave the united states to leave the middle east is something that i think few in washington have any illusion is really going to work and this is the problem with with with carter it's dramatically show who is the failure of saudi power the saudis you not only are they found in yemen but i think their perspective in washington is they couldn't even take...
Anderson Cooper 360 : CNNW : July 17, 2018 5:00pm-6:00pm PDT
responsible for? >> yes, i do. i hold both countries responsible. i think that the united states has been foolish. i think we've all been foolish. we should have had this dialogue a long time ago, a long time, frankly, before i got to office. and i think we're all to blame. >> but we're not. america is not responsible for the annexation of crimea, georgia. russia. america is not responsible for the do you think of mh-17. russia. america is not responsible for the poisoning in syria and the poisoning on british soil of two british citizens. but president trump didn't address any of that and he again failed to today. and changing would to wouldn't doesn't change that. reaction from former cia officer, one of many members of congress who expressed reservations. congressman hurd, do you buy that he was misspeaking? >> i think only time is going to tell. ultimately he needs to make surer there is a consistent message in his support for the intelligence community and his understanding that the russians did indeed attempt to manipulate our elections. this also brings up question of was there oth
responsible for? >> yes, i do. i hold both countries responsible. i think that the united states has been foolish. i think we've all been foolish. we should have had this dialogue a long time ago, a long time, frankly, before i got to office. and i think we're all to blame. >> but we're not. america is not responsible for the annexation of crimea, georgia. russia. america is not responsible for the do you think of mh-17. russia. america is not responsible for the poisoning in syria...
Mexico : ALJAZ : July 14, 2018 11:33am-12:01pm +03
become even more contentious today. the sonoran desert in the south of the united states a harsh hot and unforgiving landscape straddling the border with mexico a natural barrier not so much a protective wall but a regional belt dividing the bodies of two nations. thousands of illegal migrants cross into this area of arizona every year to them it represents a gateway to a better life. in reality it's often a lot of deaths from which they may never return. crossing the desert to avoid these steel and concrete walls which mark the border in urban areas where the main road like this with look for. anybody out here they could be standing on the side of the road if have made it this far need help. volunteer catherine ferguson and physician norma price are samaritans. rescuing those who are in desperate need of help illegal she'd been physically and mentally defeated by the deadly conditions people walk not only trails but they walk in circles because they're lost so you could have a child walking out here you could have a man a grandmother or you could have a group of people and all i
become even more contentious today. the sonoran desert in the south of the united states a harsh hot and unforgiving landscape straddling the border with mexico a natural barrier not so much a protective wall but a regional belt dividing the bodies of two nations. thousands of illegal migrants cross into this area of arizona every year to them it represents a gateway to a better life. in reality it's often a lot of deaths from which they may never return. crossing the desert to avoid these...
The Stan Collymore Show : RT : July 13, 2018 10:30pm-11:01pm EDT
of the united states about the belief that the united kingdom the j.c.t. away the nuclear deal with iran should stay then there's the. maze of government and strategy are in shambles she needs friends the back here and who better than the us the people voted. to break it up so i would imagine that's what they'll do but maybe they're taking a little bit of a different route so i don't know that's what they voted for well that wasn't very helpful no trump did offer the u.k. a tariff free trade deal if it really did choose the e.u. but goodness me there's very little that special in this relationship aside from how fast it's losing its specialness and on top of that trump being trump just had to rub salt in the wound i'm going to a few hot spots we have nato there we have the u.k. and then we have putin. and i said putin may be the easiest of the more you never know but i'm going to a pretty hard spot right now with a lot of reza lot of resignations. it's just. saying it's easier to talk to putin then to your allies but there you go how's that for friends it's like the phrase goes with
of the united states about the belief that the united kingdom the j.c.t. away the nuclear deal with iran should stay then there's the. maze of government and strategy are in shambles she needs friends the back here and who better than the us the people voted. to break it up so i would imagine that's what they'll do but maybe they're taking a little bit of a different route so i don't know that's what they voted for well that wasn't very helpful no trump did offer the u.k. a tariff free trade...
ABC7 News 6:00AM : KGO : July 13, 2018 6:00am-7:00am PDT
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of 29, not good, but it's going to get better really fast, in addition to the united states meeting the 2% gdp minimum defense spending commitment. during the summit i made clear all nato allies must honor their obligations and i'm pleased to report we have received substantial commitments from members to increase their defense spending and to do so in a much more timely manner. in our meetings today, the prime minister and i discussed a range of shared priorities including stopping nuclear proliferation. i thanked prime minister may for her partnership in our pursuit of a nuclear free north korea. it's been a tremendous help. the prime minister and i also discussed iran. we both agree that iran must never possess a nuclear weapon. and that i must halt and we must do it and i'm going to do it and she's going to do it and we're all going to do it together. we have to stop terrorists. we have to stop terrorism and we have to get certain countries and they've come a long way, i believe. the funding of terrorism has to stop and it has to stop now. i encourage the prime minister to susta
of 29, not good, but it's going to get better really fast, in addition to the united states meeting the 2% gdp minimum defense spending commitment. during the summit i made clear all nato allies must honor their obligations and i'm pleased to report we have received substantial commitments from members to increase their defense spending and to do so in a much more timely manner. in our meetings today, the prime minister and i discussed a range of shared priorities including stopping nuclear...
Benn Steil, The Marshall Plan : CSPAN2 : July 1, 2018 7:00am-8:00am EDT
united states dominated the globe economically and militarily, like never before or never sense. it could have used that dominates. we accounted for over half of world manufacturing output. we were the sole possessor of atomic weapons. we could've used that dominates in order to pursue a foreign-policy of, say, america first. but we didn't do that. instead we chose after considerable debate sometimes caustic debate, to spend enormous sums on foreign aid in europe and to build new multilateral institutions to promote international cooperation. remarkably, all of the major institutions that we can associate with the postwar liberal order were created just a few short years after the second world war. the united nations, the imf, world bank, nato and the predecessor organizations of the european union and the wto were all created between 1945-1949. and importantly for my story, two of these institutions, the european union and nato, would direct products of the marshall plan. that might sound surprising but this grand project of integrating western europe, economically, politically and
united states dominated the globe economically and militarily, like never before or never sense. it could have used that dominates. we accounted for over half of world manufacturing output. we were the sole possessor of atomic weapons. we could've used that dominates in order to pursue a foreign-policy of, say, america first. but we didn't do that. instead we chose after considerable debate sometimes caustic debate, to spend enormous sums on foreign aid in europe and to build new multilateral...


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Q: When copying from CSV how I do I had a field like the state the CSV is for? I know the basic command is COPY voters FROM '201702_VRDB_Extract.txt' DELIMITER '\t'; What I want to do is add "WA" to the State field for each row of this txt file.

A: My suggestion would be to pre-process the input file with the state field data.  One simple way to do this is to use awk with OFS (output field separator) set to tab like the following:
# Assuming the 5th field of the input file is the state field
awk '{OFS = "\t"; $5 = "WA"; print}' input.txt > inputStateRevised.txt

In case you don't have the state field in the existing input file, you can append the state field as follows:
# Assuming there are a total of 8 fields in the original input file
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The geochemistry of an argillaceous rock sequence from a deep borehole in NE-Switzerland was investigated. The focus was to constrain the porewater chemistry in low permeability Jurassic rocks comprising the Liassic, the Opalinus Clay formation, the 'Brown Dogger' unit and the Effingen Member (Malm). A multi-method approach including mineralogical analysis, aqueous and Ni-ethylenediamine extraction, squeezing tests and pCO(2) measurements as well as geochemical modelling was applied for this purpose. A consistent dataset was obtained with regard to the main solutes in the porewaters. A fairly constant anion-accessible porosity of similar to 50% of the total porosity was deduced for all analysed samples which displayed variable clay-mineral contents. Sulphate concentrations were shown to be constrained by a sulphate-bearing phase, presumably by celestite or a Sr-Ba sulphate. Application of a simple equilibrium model, including cation exchange reactions, calcite and celestite equilibrium showed good agreement with squeezing data, indicating the suitability of the modelling approach to simulate porewater chemistry in the studied argillaceous rocks. The modelling highlighted the importance of correct determination of the exchangeable cation population. The analysis corroborates that squeezing of the studied rocks is a viable and efficient way to sample porewater.


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The Sparkling Collection | Migato fall/winter 18-19 campaign
The new winter 2018-2019 collection by Migato, called "The Sparkling Collection" is full of glow, comfort, and affordable luxury. Boots with metallic surfaces and embellishments, pumps with rhinestones, glitter over-the-knee boots, comfortable heels influenced by the '70s, and matching statement bags & accessories are the main characteristics of the Sparkling Collection by Migato.
Migato Autumn/Winter 2016-2017 Collection
The new MIGATO collection for Autumn/Winter 2016-2017 stands out for the classic square heels from the 70's, the impressive prints, the fur details, but also for the hippy embellishments! Luxurious materials and metallic shine get reflected even in the most everyday key pieces of the collection, giving glamorous touches to our looks from day to night. Apart from shoes, you will find a plethora of female accessories, such as handbags, wallets, belts and statement necklaces in MIGATO, which will complete your every outfit successfully!
MCM Spring/Summer 2016
Today's article is dedicated to MCM and its unique creations! I must admit that despite my knowledge in fashion, I got to know this company better only a year ago, because of its increased popularity from its loyal supporters. The main feature of the company is the use of leather materials, which give a special shine under the light, due to the quality of the leather used and the physical enrichment with gold and silver studs. Due to this type of leather, the company became really popular to the public. I would describe its designs as particularly eccentric, nevertheless who wouldn't want to get one? Despite the steep prices, the company grows daily and remains one of the best companies worldwide!
Michael Kors accessories | Spring/Summer 2016
I could say so many things for this man… I could be talking to you for hours… Just to inform you; I am not gonna be objective!! Starting with the design of his first collection in 1981 and until today, he has not deviated from his goal, which is quality and affordable for the time values (perhaps this move led him to the bankruptcy of his company in 1993). However he continued to generously provide us with his inspired creations, until today. Artworks adorning every part of your body. I do not know what else I could tell you… Maybe I could use a Chinese proverb: one picture speaks a thousand words… Enjoy the new collection: Spring-Summer 2016!!
Meet the designer | My piece of chic
Alexia is the creator of My piece of Chic, and if you get to meet her, you'll realize that she's a really sweet person, with a strong appetite for creation. Everything you're going to find on her page, is made by her, and along with her amazing jewellery, you're also going to find seasonal items, such as sandals there (now that's summer). It's our pleasure to have her here today, through the interview she gave us. Meet Alexia, through the questions we asked her, and stay tuned, because from tomorrow on, you'll be able to win one of her creations through our new giveaway for Stylishly Beautiful's first birthday. Of course, don't forget to check out her Facebook page for more (link at the end of this post!).
Achilleas Accessories Spring/Summer 2015 | Lookbook
Achilleas Accessories definitely suggests clothes with prints for this Spring and Summer. Geometric, stripes and floral prints will be very popular, as they can give a more playful touch to your looks. Also, light fabrics in pastel shades and some black and white combinations are a great idea. They are suitable for a morning walk or your vacations on an island. Don't forget to complete your outfits with the right accessories like statement necklaces for a more glamorous result or your shopping bag as a more casual choice. Check out the company's lookbook and get inspired!!
Axel ad campaign and lookbook for spring/summer 2015
We've written again about Axel in the past, but for those of you who don't remember it, it's a Greek clothing and accessories company. Axel picked the Greek TV presenter Faye Skorda as the face of their new ad campaign for spring/summer 2015. Faye shows us a small part of the collection, but you can take a look at the lookbook photos down below. It seems that the company suggests bold prints, and colors inspired by the 60s for this spring, and of course lots of white and blue, which are our country's signature colors. The zebra print of the company was a huge hit last season so it returns in new colors, and printed on new items to make you even more stylish.
Meet the designer | V.A.L accessories
Vicky is a young designer from Athens, Greece, who creates handmade jewellery, clothes & accessories. Her creations are definitely impressive and they're addressed not only to women, but also to men. We talked to her about her motives, her creations, and her designs, and we're happy to present you one more interview of a young designer who loves her work. We hope you enjoy the interview!
Doca catalogue spring/summer 2015
The Greek clothing and accessories company, Doca, released its new catalogue for this spring/summer (of 2015), and we really can't decide which pieces to pick first, because everything looks amazing. Their new collection is divided in 5 categories with titles like, Greek islands, White fits black, City Escape, Shady pop, and Floral Tribute, depending on the color palette and the patterns of its items. In this new campaign, bold and pastel colors are the protagonists, but black, white and of course blue are also a big part of it, since blue is the color of Greece, and it's really common in summer. Enjoy part of the catalogue with us, through the pics you'll find below, and make sure to visit Doca's site, to go through all its pages.
Longchamp Spring 2015 ad campaign with Alexa Chung
Longchamp recently released their Spring/Summer 2015 ad campaign in which Alexa Chung stars. The ad campaign images were shot at MAMO, Centre d'art de la Cité Radieuse of Marseille, France, by Max Vadukul. In the ad campaign, Alexa wears the iconic Le Pliage Héritage bag in its mini version, in many different colors, pairing it with beautiful colorful dresses and espadrilles. Take a look at the whole Le Pliage Héritage collection below, and watch the film at the end of this post.

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The Hollyfield School as a number of facilities which are available to hire outside of the normal school day, including evenings from 5:30pm until 10:00pm and weekends.
Other areas of the school facilities can be hired but only by special arrangement. Please contact us with your request for consideration. All hire includes access to toilet facilities as appropriate.
Parking is available on the school site for about 50 cars. Oarking at our playing fields in Chessington is restricted to 6 vechiles though street parking is available.
Where appropriate and where a specific request has been made, hire includes equipment such as whiteboards and projectors. Please check the room requested has these facilities. Where additional requrirements are requested such as sound systems there may be an additional charge.
First Aid and Welfare provisions are not included in any hire and remain the responsibility of the hirer to arrange.
The School reserves the right to refuse any bookings or to refuse admission to the premises to any potential hirer or those attending any hired events on safety of security grounds.
The school premises is not licensed for the sale of alcohol. If these activities are being undertaken, you will need to arrange appropriate licences in advance from the local authority. Arranging these licences can take some time and so should be sought at the earliest opportunity.
No smoking is permitted in any part of the school buildings or grounds.
You must have third party insurance to cover your activities whilst on the school premises and if you are working with children a current DBS clearance. You will be required to send proof with your application. Regulations regarding Safeguarding Children and Young Adults mean that for any hire that is attended by children or young adult under the age of 18 years, it is the hirer's responsibility to supply information detailing their policies and procedures with regards to safe guarding children and ensuring that there are arrangements for the hirer to liaise with the school on safeguarding matters.
A deposit will be required at the time of booking with remaining charges payable one week before the hire. For regular bookings a deposit will be required for the first hire only.
Be aware of the basic requirements of the Health and Saftey at Work Act 1974 and any other health and safety legislation and codes of practices relevan to the work of the school.
Undertake a risk assessment for the event and consider any ways to reduce the risks identified.
Ensure any defects in the premises, its plant, equipment or facilities related to health and safety issues are made safe where possible and reported without delay.
Encourage all personnel to suggest ways and means of reducing risks.
If you would like to arrange a viewing of the premises please contact the Facilities Manager, Graham Griffiths, to arrange an appropriate time.


Winter break – A Chiffchaff was a surprising and very welcome visiting bird to our garden in late October. Once only a summer migrant, it's been known now for many years that some individual chiffchaffs will overwinter here and in the UK. One individual used to spend the winter months behind SuperValu in Deansgrange in the bushes along the banks of the stream that runs beside the linear parkland. Unless the water froze, beside the stream was always a good spot for insects and if the weather got really cold they could always take to the air and fly south which a lot of us do in winter as well.
Helping Hedgehogs – An organisation that deserves mention for the great work it does is Hedgehog Rescue Dublin run by Yvonne McCann. I spoke to Yvonne, who gave up her job as a keeper at Dublin Zoo to look after injured and orphaned hedgehogs full time and she said at that moment she was looking after 40 hedgehogs and was expecting another four to be brought in that day. Many are young hedgehogs which are still active and wouldn't have gained enough body fat reserves to survive hibernation so Yvonne's organisation takes them in and feeds them over winter before releasing them in the spring.
Hedgehog Rescue, Dublin Quay Road, Rush, Co. Dublin K56 TW62.
repaired and she will be returning to the wild in spring.
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Furry Fellow on a Fir – Lots of cones lay underneath the grove of Douglas Fir trees above the car park but it was one that had been stripped of its scales that caught our attention. It had evidently been dropped by a squirrel but which species, red or grey, we couldn't know. But this time we were in luck, the pitter-patter of dropping cone scales was from a red, sitting on a branch above us gnawing away at a cone held in its front paws. Greys do prefer mixed woodlands of broadleaved trees while reds do much better in a conifer plantation but a big advantage the greys have is their capacity to eat acorns, a seed whose tannin content makes them toxic to reds until they are fully ripe but greys can eat them at any stage of their development. One theory as to why greys can absorb acorns better is that we only have two native oaks and there are many more oak species in the greys' native North America and the greys have evolved to make them an important part of their diet.
Richard Thorington, curator of mammals at the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History and a world renowned expert on the 285 squirrel species found around the world tells of research that found some fascinating behaviour by the greys in their native habitat as they collect acorns. They can tell the difference between the acorns of white oak and red oaks and store them accordingly. 'Whites germinate quickly, almost as soon as they hit the ground,' said Thorington, 'and the squirrels tend to eat them immediately since a germinated acorn loses nutritional value. Conversely, red oak acorns don't germinate until spring, so the squirrels prefer to bury those for winter snacking.
But back to the red above us. We've found over the years you can often find reds feeding on the same tree for a succession of days, or even months as we found last year when we saw one in a Scots Pine in November and it and other reds were still feeding in that and a adjoining pine till the following March, Scots Pine being a tree that continuously produces seed over winter. We went back to the same group of Douglas Fir trees for the next week and saw at least two reds on them most days, including one without a ear clip, probably born this year.


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Descriere: epa09667402 Constituents debate during a voting to try to renew the board of directors of the Constitutional Convention, the body in charge of drafting the new Constitution of Chile, in Santiago, Chile, early morning 05 January 2022. The session was suspended early morning 05 January after more than 18 hours and eight unsuccessful rounds of vote to resume the meeting later today. The convention in charge of drafting a new Constitution in Chile is ready to choose its new president, after the end of the mandate of the Mapuche academic Elisa Loncon. The constituent process was the solution agreed by the majority of political forces to solve the crisis of 2019, the most serious since the return to democracy, with thirty deaths, thousands of injuries and accusations against the security forces for violations of the human rights. EPA/ALBERTO VALDES
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Locatie: SANTIAGO - Chile


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Christopher Taylor Receives the ASA Lora Romero First Book Publication Prize
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In defiance of traditional cultural history, Humanities scholar Christopher Taylor discovered that the people in the British West Indies considered themselves citizens of the British Empire. For his groundbreaking work, Taylor has received the prestigious 2019 American Studies Association Lora Romero First Book Publication Prize for the book Empire of Neglect: The West Indies in the Wake of British Liberalism (Duke University Press, 2018).
Empire of Neglect examines how Adam Smith's The Wealth of Nations influenced 19th century liberal economic thinkers to believe that Britain could expand its wealth only by casting aside the formal empire. This loss of connection to Britain caused great anxiety across all divides of race and class in the British West Indies. Taylor examines this neglect's cultural and literary ramifications, tracing how 19th century British West Indians reoriented their affective, cultural, and political worlds toward the Americas.
"Empire of Neglect's vast and original archival research provides a history of the British West Indies that sets the promise of political liberalism and emancipation against the actual effects of economic liberalism and free market policies," said Deborah L. Nelson, the Helen B. and Frank L. Sulzberger Professor and Chair in the Department of English Language and Literature. "Scholars of the Caribbean have called it 'field-making' for its transformative arguments and methodological innovation."
Today from the protesters in Hong Kong wanting to maintain democratic rule to the people of Puerto Rico still suffering economic hardship from Hurricane Maria, the 19th century history in the British West Indies has political relevance. These events delve into the question: what obligations do nations have toward their former and current territories?
"I am interested in thinking about how this history of imperial abandonment is relevant now, and how it informs reparations to the West Indies," Taylor said. "Now we can think about projections of what climate change will do to the West Indies and realize that it's plausible the islands will become uninhabitable. That realization reframes what post-colonial sovereignty means in an era of climate catastrophe."
Influenced by UChicago scholars, Taylor has embraced an interdisciplinary approach to scholarship and has gained the ability to write gracefully and in an animating way about economic thought. While Department of English Languages and Literatures colleague, Adrienne Brown, is a mentor, Taylor acquired the knowledge and the vocabulary to describe concepts such as empiricism, colonial equity, and co-belonging from books by UChicago scholars Thomas C. Holt's The Problem of Freedom (Johns Hopkins University Press, 1991) and Lauren Berlant's Cruel Optimism (Duke University Press, 2011).
"When I was writing my dissertation about the British West Indies in the 19th century, The Problem of Freedom became my literary companion," Taylor said. "In my last year of graduate school (2011), Cruel Optimism was published. Lauren Berlant's vocabulary helped me to formulate thoughts about people attached to a world that cannot support their desires and dreams anymore."
Taylor's fascination with British West Indies colonial and post-colonial literature began during a New York University study abroad program. Initially, Taylor expected to find authors repudiating colonialism and instead found authors not invested in independence. Focusing on where the anxiety originated, Taylor discovered a different story for the British West Indies, which continues to hold relevance for transnational issues today.
For the next scholarly project, Taylor is exploring voluntary slavery. For example during the 1850s, free blacks submitted petitions to be re-enslaved to people in the Southern states, so they could stay close to their family and friends. The new work rethinks aspects of freedom, citizenship, and belonging through slavery and emancipation.
The American Studies Association awards the Lora Romero First Book Prize annually to the best first book published in American studies that highlights intersectional dynamics in the study of race, gender, class, sexuality, and/or nation. The prize is a tribute to Lora Romero, a long-term active member of ASA and assistant professor at Stanford University who died in 1997 as her first book, Home Fronts: Nineteenth Century Domesticity and Its Critics (Duke University Press, 1997), appeared in print. Previous recipients include Sharon Luk for The Life of Paper: Letters and a Poetics of Living Beyond Captivity (University of California Press, 2017) in 2018; Nicole Fleetwood for Troubling Vision: Performance, Versatility, and Blackness (University of Chicago Press, 2011) for 2012; and Sharon Holland for Raising the Dead: Readings of Death and (Black) Subjectivity (Duke University Press, 2001) for 2002.


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