. >> at the simpson center in washington russian ambassador anatoly antonov discussed us relations and points of contention including syria, arms control, this runs an hour. >> welcome. i am brian finland, president and ceo here. i would like to think the peterson foundation for facilitating this and many of these dialogues at stinson. this year we mark our 30th anniversary, three days of working tirelessly on issues of international security but how long we would be working on these issues and the way we work on these issues i think that sets this center apart from others here in town. .. the ambassador and selfless had a 30 year career coincidentally, also radar mode with the foreign ministry, although be served not just as deputy foreign minister but also deputy minister to defense. he has a background take root in the strategic arms control issues, and since 2017 he has been moscow's man here in washington. it's a deep honor to welcome you to the stimson center and thank you for making the time to do this. >> very grateful. thank you very much. i would just like to say a few words.

. >>> it's 4:00 in washington, d.c. we're learning details on the mueller report. a justice department official telling nbc news it will take, quote, week, not months, for barr to make a version of mueller's original report public. that official stressing there are no plans to give a copy of the report to the white house

treaty signed between moscow and washington back in one thousand nine hundred eighty seven warning that the recent developments may lead to a situation when threat of nuclear war may turn into a groom reality let's take a listen. to what we are now hearing is talk of the possibility of unleashing a limited nuclear war for russia and i hope all the other countries represented here such a prospect is unacceptable however such a scenario could become a reality if we together fail to find a sensible alternative to recent tendencies aimed at undermining the very edifice of arms control treaties should there be a new arms race a lot of countries will rely on their nuclear and missile arsenals as the only guarantee of their national security. following america's decision russia has undertaken a near action also announced in its wake stroll from the i.n.f. treaty but spoke at the conference in geneva russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov has reiterated one more time that russia is not planning to get involved in any arms race with america and is ready to go back to the dialogue as soon as was

i'm a student at nyu's washington, d.c. campus around the corner and one of the things i've been struggling with as a young person getting started in washington is this idea of spending a life as a dissenting voice. what's your advice of young people who want to get started in political to combat the outage fatigue to actually make the country better? >> go into anti-trust. we really need -- we need dissenting voices. but i think you know the excitement going on right now of people that want to see change. you just don't have to go very far if you're here when you saw what happened the day after the inauguration with millions of people marching and you go through the last two years where people have been activated like never before. so i always tell people to get involved in campaigns. it doesn't have to be the national campaign. sometimes it's fun to get involved in a local issue where you can have more of a voice in a campaign and then advocating for an issue that you care about. and i'm kind of kidding about anti-trust b

accuses the united states of treating latin america as its colony the comments come in response to washington's claims of moscow's military interference in venezuela. the un security council meets over the escalation on the gaza border where israeli tanks have gathered i.d.f. jets have also attacks palestinian territory in retaliation for rocket fire. it comes as the u.s. officially recognize this israeli sovereignty over the golan heights a disputed area on the border with syria washington's move was immediately condemned by the u.n. and the arab league. despite no collusion between donald trump and russia by the reports media hysteria isn't dying down without blame.

others to washington. but those who. prefer. the figure it's up to the father. you can ever so wish and then it is just another for the solution i never go fear is. part of what. i must try. to get others to notice that it goes because you have been whittled away from very. close to you don't you see is the father money if you. buy the. first off the still they have about the fifth when he was little she. was. a. twenty year old not she was a secretary at a firm selling out to cellulite products out of respect for her boss and colleagues she covers her head in the office. just after the daily call to prayer she finishes her work day changes into her usual clothes which passes by fine shocking and hurries to the other end of kabul to a place where everyone knows her as a coach told fun fight. afghanistan's only taekwondo school for girls is covertly hidden away in a basement and doesn't ever advertise itself. ya. know. i. heard that he could but the. public. says it will be the before. i let. go of the shoe that i was. going to. do when i thought it was. the foca

i'm a student at the george washington university. which tells impressive seventy three thousand sticker costs as president how will you work to alleviate this issue. this is a law that a long running to see is within the u.s. political system true. they're used to try to undermine opposing parties and the notion of opposing parties this is just fundamentally destroying every country people just attacking each other from opposing sides that really decides what's really true is that this might be showing a symptom of something that is just has to do it out of the cereal dialogue and and progress through competition or progress through conflicts so i think that c.n.n. has their systemic issues just because again they have to have fewer is which it's sort of sad but i find that that to be par for the course the way that our media operates it's hard to find media that is doesn't have an agenda i would not be surprised if c.n.n. wanted to have a certain kind of public experience of this political figure. in honolulu across talks games is o

be sure to watch washington journal, lived at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. >> to help us with our conversation this morning, paul is joining us this morning. works at the institute. he is a cybersecurity senior fellow. part begin with the first of the principal conclusions outlined. it deals with no collusion. what did you make of what he wrote yesterday when it comes to russian interference? >> there are two parts to that question. the first part is he was quite clear that the special counsel had found that russia did 2016 electionhe through the social media effort and hacking of the dnc. of negates a theme that the president has been talking about for some time. the president said vladimir putin told me it did not happen. if we are going to accept the conclusions, we have to accept all of them. the conspiracy between the trump campaign and russian government, we have to tentatively set those conclusions as well. there was no affirmative collusion between the campaign and the russian government. fundamentally, that is good news for amer

other than to washington. but those who. prefer to go. with the figure it's a roof over. and over so worse than it is just another for the solution they're going go. with. i'm just trying. to get others to know. that we're still only from very. close to you don't you see is the father money if you. buy the. first still they have them over about if it was. twenty year old not she works as a secretary at a firm selling out to cellulite products out of respect for her boss and colleagues she covers her head in the office. but just after the daily call to prep she finishes how workday changes into her usual clothes which passes by fine shocking and hurries to the other end of kabul to a place where everyone knows her as coach toe fun fight. afghanistan's only taekwondo school for girls is covertly hidden away in a basement and doesn't ever advertise itself. i. heard that it could but the for us. though. says it will be a little before. our local yokel just got off lucky one of the few that i was. going to. do and i thought it was. the focal. when the training session ends clo

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or washington is how it was not injured by a stranger who whispered something of all over the microphone i mean that's not a ground is i mean that it will make you have refused all these devices i'm not i'm not playing them these but we also must be a little bit almost right so i think in two thousand and sixteen or seventeen i don't have the figures totally. for backings cost about eight billion in financial trouble security in the street invested nine billion in and virus and behaving it's an industry it's an industry so i mean the people hacking i'm not going to say the people who actually want to tell you who are going to agree or frisk because i'm saying is that we have to be one of the comforts of that i'm saying also. we have to move away from the internet as a protocol that is in principle fully in secure so again security is an industry and the security has all they need to expose the fears and all the hacking devices so that people get frayed and they get good protection and we have to come up with a new infrastructure and five g. and some other things in the blocks in all thes

the dialogue between washington the p.r. and we believe that the dialogue on the denuclearization plus the. down piece of. long piece. negotiation of for the long piece of this area is is in the interest of all parties and china in young. united states or russia or some other countries concerned so i think that . in that regard beijing is seen sirup believe that as long as those negotiation could continue and as long as. the pin young could through those are there when you go and also the track of denuclearization and to continue it in that beijing would it do its utmost to sort of to continue to support. the. opening up in the reform strategy if they me if they meet the same time i think that beijing would also try to walk very closely with both young and washington to make those negotiation a sustainable track so which means that we know those kind of negotiation would be very very complex and the long term and that these up and down is almost a. inevitable so even if there are sides to be a patient to try to to try to at

associate deputy attorney general with the department of justice and joins us now from washington good to have you on again. the judge had warned that there would be no leniency prosecution was calling for up to twenty four years and man of ford's got under four years what's your reaction to that. well that's exceptionally lenient i do believe that mr ellis the judge has a reputation for disliking special counsels he thinks that they're target people and then look for crimes rather than the other way around and i think you could detect some of his disdain for the prosecution during the trial itself where he would interject comments suggesting that he didn't think certain things had anything to do with russian collusion why was the special counsel going after mr mann afford for things unrelated to russian collusion was it tempting to get others to volunteer evidence but it's very very under the guidelines that are established at least to provide some general starting point for a sentence of this sort i do think that the sentence will encourage roger stone a codefendant if you will to fi

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sixteen presidential vote but completely off the hook we'll get analysis from our correspondent in washington also coming up the stricken cruise ship viking sky reaches shore safely tonight hundred passengers and crew who were still on course or find a harrowing night in stormy conditions off norway's coast hundreds of people were airlifted to safety on the ship are still a taxi. omarion evanston welcome to the program no collusion no obstruction complete and total exoneration that's what president donald trump tweeted after the justice department released a summary of the report by a special counsel robert muller here are two crucial passages from that summary provided by attorney general william bar. the special counsel's investigation did not find that the trump campaign or anyone associated with it conspired or court made it with russia and its efforts to influence the twenty sixteen u.s. presidential election deputy attorney general rod rosenstein and i have concluded that the evidence developed during the special counsel's investigation is not sufficient to establish that the president

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states exclusive with washington imposing three. of the region's countries with the continuing pressure on. the protesters in venezuela. and will the u.s. decision bring about any peaceful resolution to america's problems. of a complex troubled region. john kerry president of u.s. trade and economic council welcome to my show it's great to have you with us so let's talk about but. because it's such a hot topic right now in the news. from one side we have the u.s. government that is supporting the opposition legitimate leader putting in sanctions on the other hand the government is still somehow holding on or what do you think will happen at this point because america is so involved in this crisis in the crisis is no. result will actually have to intervene directly. at some point venezuela has become a contagion in the americas just like syria has become a contained in the middle east it's quite likely that will eventually lead. the challenge will be how do you go about doing that i think that the chinese government in the russian go

i read a quote in "the washington post", i think, they called it setting a ten course meal where they raised his children and with a known about his business dealings and issues he raised about the key financial officers in the trump organization so he laid out a bunch of names that now democrats are likely going to want to bring in as well to hear what they know and the idea you have the chairman of the jerry committee partly saying president obstructed justice that's a significant conclusion for him to reach at that level so

china tog south progressed about as much as those between washington and pyongyang . the biggest difference is that. both beijing and washington at the working level the there has to be a very substantial and very solid discussions almost on every detail of those deals including a lot of a controversial issues so i think that at least at the. level both sides are working even much more substantial in to reach a very substantial progress so in that regard i think that you know if there are some are still there some leave some room for the uncertainty but i think that it is a reason for the optimistic that the both sides would reach deal and finally so does having a deal and greed that trump can support mean that they american tariffs center out of more terrorists and that trade war actually worked and the president has forced beijing into backing out of this stand up standoff well if i understand a question correctly i think that the from the u.s. perspective they think that. the the biggest the incentive for both sides to come to the negotiation table is the tariff an

. >>> we'll stay o on topthe search for the shooter on air and through our nbc washington app. wake up tomorrow from news4 team working for you starting at 4:00 a.m. >>> now to the weather and doug tracking cold temperatures tomorrow morning. doug. >> yeah, much cler thant was across our region today. highs in 60s part of our region. tomorrow struggle to ge to 50 degree mark. right now still tracking a couple of showers. we have one shower making way through prince george county down charles county. actually had a little lightning about 15 minutes ago. more shower activity to the north. this is the back edge of the storm system which has moved offshore but the back edge of moisture and clouds move in. that means the cd airs not far behind. we have seen temperatures drop all day. already 38, 47 in d.c. but cold start tomorrow morning and a temperaturut 10 to 15 degrees colder than today. we'll update you what the next couple of days. and i'll shoal you when we get back to the 70s. hat's in my forecast ten minutes. >>> thank you very much. >> prum spending first night knowing for

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trade getting into venezuela and which material didn't allow concerned washington was using its old trick to smuggle guns to arm the mob which clearly showed just hooves still boss in venezuela washington seems to have resisted the temptation to go for the favorite tactic of sending a few thousand soldiers to a scored the undesirable leader out of office at least for now and when confronted with the what's next. question resorts to the same boilerplate platitude over and over again throughout the day all options are on the table all options are on the table all options are on the table which all things considered sounds more like no options are on the table and actually things didn't go much further than in the first place where there has been unable to deliver on his promise to allow humanitarian aid in the military has not left the side of president maduro they continue to support him and wedo is looking like a shrinking power and expanding one so this cruise seems to have failed and watching that means the united states will try other attempts are not going to give up as the u.s. talks

sure it's going to achieve that goal here in with the latest there from washington thank you. now in other news a pro-military party has unexpectedly taken the lead in thailand's first election since a military takeover nearly five years ago with almost ninety percent of votes counted preliminary results given the following package chad at the party more than seven point five million votes votes the pale thai party regarded as loyal to the ousted prime minister thaksin shinawatra is close behind on seven point one million while a new party appealing to young people its called future forward is on five point one million critics though say the gintas new electoral system gives the military a built in advantage the election is only for the lower house of parliament the senate is entirely appointed by the military leadership the new government is also blige to follow a twenty year national strategy aimed at economic development that was pushed through parliament under the military's watch it's called hydra reports from bangkok. thailand an elected leader for the last five years vo

that countries power supply washington friends. governments. the u.s. representatives passes a bill to. darken the from donors in the election process. it should be happening and it's a deeply complicated. its legal legal. and former u.s. army intelligence whistleblower chelsea manning is. refusing to testify. against wiki leaks. twenty four seven news from russia's capital city this is our international my names you know mail and welcome our top story the venezuelan foreign ministry is accusing the united states of orchestrating and celebrating an ongoing power outage in the country said to be the worst in decades electricity stations are shut shower of thursday evening bringing public transport to a standstill the power supply is gradually being restored in some parts of the capital this is the cmon bowl of our international airport in caracas where all flights have been suspended opposition leader the interim president one. government is to blame well the u.s. pointed the finger at two years of corruption and investment. venezuela's defense ministry

security council while washington's economic pressure problems practice to travel to the european h.q. of its main oil firms the last step. dad. found sees a sixteenth weekend straight of yellow vest unrest with police resorting to take us and war to canada. and us president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un hold their second summit by.

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position of sabotaging the supply washington is also threatening more sanctions against the federal government. the u.s. house of representatives passes a bill to counter the influence of so-called dark money from. the election process . that should be happening and it's a deeply complicated fly the united states. you know it's legal legal. from moscow to the world this is your r.t. international always good to have your company in our top story a security alerts being triggered at one of moscow's main airports for a mortar shell was discovered in the luggage of a u.s. embassy staff member that is according to the russian foreign ministry explaining more earlier. quite a bizarre incident took place this saturday at a moscow should be made to the airport one u.s. embassy employee tried to take more turd shells through the airport in his luggage now it was reported that it contained no explosives the but it did have a detonator it was revealed to be in the leg assuming a routine eg street check right at the entrance of the airport it was confiscated but the u.s. diplomat continued his journey to

county in the washington metro area. the foreigner of affairs committee and also oversight and government reform on government operations. we have two reporters to cover congress that will be asking you questions. well, congressman, thank you for joining us. you are on the oversight committee. no longer government oversight reform. the committee has just asked president trump for 10 years of his financial records. what do you expect to see in those records and what are you looking for? >> this is a follow-up to the public hearing that we had with the president's personal attorney. falsifiedent financial records in order to qualify for loans and other types of financing, that he inflated the value of his properties. we saw yesterday a story in the washington post that collaborates that and document it. underestimated- the value of properties. this is a follow-up to that testimony, just how bad was that and were about -- the laws violated? this occurred before he became president. >> this is a president who has -- he conti

be sure to watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 this morning. sunday night on q&a, a supreme court reporter talks chiefher latest book "the -- a biography of john roberts." however -- >> however john roberts votes, he will determine the law of the land. the liberals won him to come over, but the conservatives are trying to hold him back where he always was. meanwhile you have this chief justice declaring there is no such thing as an obama judge or a trump judge. he wants to project a bench that is not political when they all have their agendas. easterny night at 8:00 on c-span's "q&a." trumpt night president spoke to supporters in grand rapids michigan and talk about the mullah report, the economy, and his disagreements with democrats and journalists. this is an hour and a half. landi love this god bless the usa

john: our colleagues in washington are working very hard to provide all the appropriate consular assistance that we can to the families of the victims at this difficult time. getting to the subject of hand -- at hand, the president's fiscal year 2020 budget request is for $40 billion for the department of state and usaid. with this funding level we will protect our citizens at home and abroad, advance our values and support our allies and partners overseas. the state department and usaid are on the front lines of the most pressing foreign policy and national security issues facing our country today. staffing from both of our agencies are working very hard each day to protect american freedom, hold china and russia accountable as members of a rules-based international system, support for the people of venezuela as they work toward a peaceful restoration , democracy in their country prevent infectious diseases from reaching our borders, and so much more. with all of this on the line we need all of our colleagues, our entire team to be safe, prepared, and ready to take on any new challenges at

the clerk: the speaker's room, washington, d.c., march 25, 2019. i hereby appoint the honorable alan lowenthal to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, nancy pelosi, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 3, 2019, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties. all time shall be equally allocated between the parties and in no event shall debate ontinue beyond 1:50 p.m. each member other than the majority and minority leaders and minority whip shall be limited to five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from alabama, mr. brooks, for five minutes. mr. speaker, a big lie is a political propaganda technique made famous by germany's national socialist german workers party, but more on that later. for more than two years, socialist democrats and their fake news media allies, cnn, msnbc, "the new york times," "washington post" and countle

secretary of state has defended washington's blocking of the saudi led coalition's bombing campaign in yemen follows a senate folks last week to withdraw support micah pump ale saying its continuation is the way to quote ensure just pace and to alleviate suffering in the war torn country. the senators who voted say they want to end the bombing in yemen and support human rights. but were really to think about who schumann writes. if you truly care about your many lives you'd support the saudi led effort to prevent yemen from turning into a puppet state of the corrupt british islamic republic of iran the way to alleviate the many people's suffering isn't to prolong the conflict by handicapping our partners in the fight but by giving the saudi led coalition the support needed to defeat arabian back rebels and ensure just peace we should point out donald trump's arms deals with saudi arabia are expected to total iran three hundred fifty billion dollars over a decade apart from arms supplies and military equipment washington provides riyadh with logistics and intelligence our senior corresp

that was the president speaking as he prepares to board that plane back to washington d.c. let's do a quick fact check right off the back of what the president had to say yes the report did say that it found no collusion however and we must repeat what i said that he had not chosen to exonerate him and his findings contradicting the president's a citation of this being a total exoneration that said it was a very strong statement there from the president i think it'll lead play out very well to his voter base to those who have long said that this was a witch hunt but helena what about the president's critics what about democrats what have they been saying in response. release the report is essentially the cut and thrust of what the democrats have to say it's really interesting to see now who is coming out and saying that we've already heard from. the senate we've also heard from elizabeth warren senator remember of course these are two people who are campaigning to be on the democratic presidential ticket so potentially we could see release the motor report or i released the

members of nato want to buy tickets for the fight for the war against russia washington for instance they have here is still with external control over ukraine and they use ukraine as a means of fighting russia. but americans they do not want to accept ukraine into nato because all these disputed. border. plus states that agreement which was dropped the agreements on borders and let's say. the fact that ukraine is the only country in europe which still fails to agree on borders and we have very long borders was russia and this question is still undecided. so all in all i do not think that. would do anything to help ukraine became part of it can make some statements very good statements and everything but it will become part of it no. still there is quite a large. number of ukrainians from forty to seventy percent according to different . support that they consider russian to be. what do you think you can exchange and what should be done for that to change. what first and foremost i should say that that opinion he's changing it's not seventy percent no. i can tell you that it was neve

security council washington's economic pressure caracas to transfer the european h.q. of its main to moscow. friend sees the sixteenth weekend of yellow vest movement on rest with police resorting to tear gas and water cannon against the protesters. the u.s. and north korean leaders hold a second summit but failed to reach a deal on denuclearization accusing.

doug from washington state, hello? caller: hello. i don't understand how come our sayinghis morning keeps they were convicted of colluding when none of them were. it was for lying and tax evasion and stuff like that. general flynn had every right to talk to the russians. he was going to be the whatchamacallit. mueller said no one colluded. not trump or anyone in the campaign, that is what it says. guest: thank you. they did get convicted. was the national security advisor and he is having inappropriate contacts with the russians and lying about it. that is serious. we can argue if it is collusion or whatever the legal term is, but he committed a crime and the line was about -- lying was about trying to cover up what those actions were. you are making a distinction i disagree with, but the bottom-line point, what is he doing talking to the russians inore he is, in fact, sworn and they have foreign policy responsibility? we only have one president at a time here. host: joe, hello. caller: good morning. was wondering about the trump tow

weapons supplies while washington is doing everything in its power to stop that from taking place. moving russian bitcoin entrepreneur alexander vinick is still waiting for his case to be considered by a court he spent more than a year and a half in custody which exceeds the muck term for the tension with a charge that it was arrested in greece in twenty seven days. after the u.s. accused them of laundering four billion dollars by bitcoin trading platform since then washington part. of all demanded his extradition our senior correspondent morocco's the it has more on the story. this is alexander vinick two years ago free and healthy a pioneer in tech father and a husband this is beneath now literally a shadow of his former self for twenty months he has withered in greek jails without charge. yes i mean pale. my soul but i don't have many leverage some insight from kindness i can shout at that kind of curse of them and greek everything that doesn't kill us makes us stronger in talking about myself and all of their the most you know it's hard to believe but you're looking at the thir

. -- in washington dc. they filed a state charges against him, a way to get away -- president trump: i don't know anything about that. i will take a look at that. >> congress is working on another bill on the emergency declaration -- future presidents -- are you supportive of that? president trump: i will have to take a look at what they are going to present. we are in very good shape in terms of the money and the national emergency. we have had great support from the house, from house republicans. we have great support from most of the senate. this is really a bill on border safety, border security. i would say maybe more than anything else, we are talking .bout drug trafficking this is a bill on human trafficking, on drugs, on all of the things that we are all gathered in this room -- we brought up the problem with the boeing and the jetliners. it's a big problem, but we were really here for another reason, but i thought we should bring this up because he will be in another hour with the faa. a meeting ab

resolutions to resolve the country's crisis fail at the un security council or washington's economic pressure problems caracas to transfer the european h.q. of its main oil firm to moscow. france the sixteenth weekend of yellow best movement on the rest with police resorting to tear gas and water cannon against protesters. also this hour the u.s. and north korean leaders hold their second to summit but fail to.

president donald trump returned to washington on sunday after the u.s. attorney general released the first summary of robert miller's reports i want to tell you. that america is the greatest place on earth. great place thanks for. the investigation into whether trump and his aides colluded with russia during the twenty six thousand presidential election campaign had become a political thriller in a letter to congress attorney general william barr said the report had not found enough evidence to prove that the trump campaign conspired with the russian government bar also said the report could not establish that the president obstructed muller's investigation. for president trump the message is clear there was no collusion with the russian there was no ups truck here in and none whatsoever. and it was a complete and total exoneration. so is it all over well no not for the democrats. president trump is wrong this report there's not amounts to a so-called total exoneration special counsel mahler was clear that his report quote does not exonerate close quote

security council or washington's economic pressure of congress caracas to transfer the european h.q. of its main oil firm to moscow. i. wrong to seize a sixteen day weekend of yellow vests movements on the rest with police resorting to tear gas and water cannons against protesters. as the u.s. stands north korean leaders hold their second summits but fail to reach a deal done.

they are washington is a. body donald trump do solemnly swear donald trump do solemnly swear that i will faithfully execute i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states the authors of president of the united states the day trump this morning and the two thousand and sixteen election that secured his victory is already under investigation did russia help them get the presidency. so help me god directly. as he walks on pennsylvania avenue from where he took the oath of office towards the white house he steps onto a political battlefield. pennsylvania avenue is the heart of washington it connects major political players congress the f.b.i. the department of justice. the press. the white house. this is the story set at one of the most powerful capitals in the world a political and judicial conflict. a battle that has pitted tromp against those who believe he was an accomplice and russia's interference. a battle for the truth about the president of the united states and for the principles