sources close to wiki leaks say the ecuadorian embassy has brought julian assange internet access to stop him tweeting about catalonia and designer vivienne westwood says we must get back on the line. it's really important that he's got access to the world by old we expose your manages to do. and netflix users threatened to boycott the online entertainment giant as it appoints president obama's appalling national security adviser to its board of directors. this is r.t. international coming to you live from moscow i'm kate partridge thank you for joining us. russia will expel sixty u.s. diplomats and close the american consulate incident petersburg and relating washington's move over the script poisoning case foreign minister sergei lavrov announced the talent she measures against the u.s. and pledged to mirror a response to other states that have deported last year's diplomats. include the expulsion of the same number of u.s. diplomats and withdrawal of our consent for the us consulate in some petersburg as far as other states are concerned we will always give amir a response as it p

i had julian assange on my show for the very first time august 25. that's the first time i ever communicated with julian assange. >> on august 8, you have stone saying that he communicated with assange and that a torrent of clinton email documents would come out in this so-called october surprise. that's august 8, are you saying by referencing his timeline, that that's not something stone would have gotten from you at that time? >> you know what? you're going to do a tricky dick richard nixon on me, i'm going to come right back and do some impressions with you. >> i know you do impressions. >> are you buying time or are you telling me that that's a lie. >> roger stone is a trickster, roger stone is a shady character. and i'm doing any ronald reagan right now. and you know he worked for nixon and why would i be associated with roger stone to help -- but the worst thing about all of this is, is that i am connected now to stone, connected to trump being the president, i am vilified by a lot of my fellow democrats. i'm a democrat. i'm a mcgovern democrat

describing julian assange as quote a miserable little worm let's take a look to speak is of great regret the judas on remains in the ecuador embassy it is beautiful even deeper regret that even. last night he was against her majesty's government for their conduct in replying to the attack in salzburg it's about time that this miserable little worm walked out of the embassy and gave himself up to british justice well earlier we know that claims were made by the ecuadorian government who said that julian assange had signed some kind of agreement saying that he wouldn't weed or say anything about politics of ecuador as well as other countries but again according to this source close to wiki leaks those claims have been false. the british fashion designer vivienne westwood is a friend of julian assange and she gave him her support outside the embassy on thursday and told us she's worried about the way he's being treated we're very concerned about the fact that she can't are visitors the moment and it's really important that he's got access to the world by all the exposure that he manages to

say this about julian assange, i reject the idea that he's a russian asset. i reject the idea that wikileaks is a russian front. >> and the person who made this documentary i just excerpted said that stone was trying to arrange a personal visit to assange during the campaign. >> in july and in june of 2016, we -- he told us that he was trying to meet with julian assange, we spoke with him about the possibility of bringing our crew to london to film them meeting. >> and by this year, stone making good with a london visit where he left a note for assange. stone's defenders say that note and an icy set of twitter messages between stone and wikileaks suggests he doesn't have some intermediary back channel to assange. which brings us to question number three, why did he claim he did have an intermediary with assange and then back pedal? >> i actually have communicated with assange, i believe the next dump of documents pertain to the clinton foundation, but there's no telling what the october surprise may be. >> no, i have not spoken to mr. assange, i have not met

julian knight: yeah. christopher wylie: you don't it'sto -- so, you can, like what happened here. there is nothing that happened with leave eu. something to ask is if you did this work, as britney has as the companyd for an entire year bragged about, who, where did the money, there was some kind of incurred cost. you can't do work and not incur cost, what have you. where did that money come from? julian knight: ok -- sorry. said,top of what you there are other turner -- donors -- paul-olivier dehaye: there are other donors that give money to pay for ads. this information, some of it .oes back all of this database they are building. this lacks at least in some companies -- countries the data laws. they were to respect them in the political context. .ou can do more profiling that's the way to get around some data protection laws. julian knight: sometimes. paul-olivier dehaye: it's an asset that can be commercialized. christopher wylie: that's an important point. countries thatof give exception to certain da

julian knight: mr. wiley, he does you mentioned -- you mentioned as an aside a couple of times that you'd seen more than one voice with the word you -- ukip on it? christopher wylie: i did. i don't have it. julian knight: when did you come into contact with this? when did you come into contact with it? what were the circumstances when did you come into contact with this? what were the circumstances? christopher wylie: -- showed it to me. i can show -- introduce you to the person who has it. julian knight: this is not work -- this is -- christopher wylie: there's lots of people who have come to me, come to carol both before the stories have come out and after. with more information in relation to the company. julian knight: ukip, named invoice from cambridge analytica is what you are saying? christopher wylie: to me that makes sense, given how there were ukip members involved with the very beginning of the company, they went on and worked for ukip. julian knight: ukip was famous for no money whatsoever.

describing julian assange as quote a miserable little worm let's take a look at this because of great regret the julian assange remains in the ecuador embassy it is even deeper regret that even last night he was teaching against her majesty's government for their conduct in replying to the attack in seoul three it's about time that this miserable little worm walked out of the embassy and gave himself up to british justice. well earlier we know that claims were made by the ecuadorian government who said that julian assange had signed some kind of agreement saying that he wouldn't wheat or say anything about politics of ecuador as well as other. countries but again according to the source close to wiki leaks those claims have been false ok thanks nasty that was and see a chocolate ally for us outside the ecuadorian embassy in london or june the sarge is friendly british her british fashion designer fifteen west which is currently outside the embassy to a little earlier she told us she is worried that he's being isolated we're very concerned about the. plans of visitors at the moment and

see i'm quite regularly and supportive whenever i can while this is not the first time julian assange she's had his communications cut in twenty sixteen the embassy suspended his internet access following wiki leaks release of e-mails of the democratic national committee and of hillary clinton's campaign advisor john podesta then last may growing official was a huge yet another warning after tsongas remarks on the cattle and independence vote we spoke to no professor mads on the nurse about the latest developments in the ecuadorian embassy has been subject to friends pressure why they should no international diplomatic tool. really gross violations a long time. is the direct consequence of pressure by governments and that of course. government. somehow manages to keep him. keeping him in these conditions because they want to. keep him there or. against. completely against the war and against all the basic human rights. principles in this field. took refuge inside. embassy in two thousand and twelve after being accused of rape in sweden a case later dropped by stockholm authorities the

the ecuadorian embassy has blocked julian assange has internet access to stop and tweeting about cattle on issues his friend british fashion design if you west were told as it's essential to get back online is really important that he's got access to the world via all the. money to german. elsewhere netflix uses to threaten to boycott the online entertainment giant is that a point form of president obama's national security advisor to its board of directors . thanks for joining us this evening my name's neil harvey this is r.t. international the russian foreign minister has announced retaliatory measures against the united states also pledging a quote response to other states that expelled moscow's diplomats over the script case. include the expulsion of the same number of u.s. diplomats and withdrawal of our consent for the us consulate in some petersburg as far as other states are concerned we will always give amir a response as it promised russia has responded tit for tat for every russian diplomat kicked out from the two dozen or so countries one of their diplomats will be kicked ou

whether you like julian or don't like julian, that would be julian assange. i can say with certainty anybody else on the face of this earth would know 100%, but he would. >> well, when i said on msnbc tonight that i did not believe that julian assange was a russian agent and i didn't believe that wikileaks is a russian asset, i think he's an honest journalist. nobody has questioned the accuracy of any of the materials that wikileaks has released. >> sean: 11 years -- >> their whole promise -- their false premise -- >> sean: 11 years they've never gotten a thing wrong. that's better than msnbc, cnn and "washington post" and the times. not one that they have gotten wrong. >> that's right. this entire narrative is based on a false premise from our politicized intelligence agencies that julian assange is a russian agent. no, he's a journalist that has an incredible record for accuracy and authenticity. when you reject that at msnbc, they say stone is moving the goal post. no, i've been saying this for two years. i continue to believe it. the same people that tell

well andrew there have been some concerns circulating on twitter recently about whether or not julian assange had lost access to internet inside the ecuadorian embassy where he's been holed up for five and a half years now and we are indeed learning from sources indeed close to weiqi leaks there are telling us that the equipe dorrian government had placed some sort of electronic jammers at the ecuadorian embassy on tuesday night specifically to prevent julian assange from being able to tweet communicate generally use the internet or make telephone calls and it's also being said that he is now being refused any kinds of visitors now these measures from what we're being told by these sources close to week uniques suggest that this comes after publication was made in the ecuadorian press about julian the songes opinions on the developments in catalonia now it has to be understood that apparently julian a songe was informed that he must stop tweeting about the catalan issue and delete this tweet that he had made recently and this is not the first time the issue of him expressing his opini

if roger stone was including with julian assange and interfered in the election, that's one issue. there needs to be the both connected between donald trump knowing, having that corrupt intent and also being connected to julian assange who interfered in the election process. we know the russians interfered. we know wikileaks did. roger stone distanced himself. >> roger stone is president trump's boy. so the question is trump was involved in the strategic release of the e-mails, stone is talking to wikileaks about the e-mails. >> roger stone would protect him. if they're both pretending they're not friends with each other and he was fired together, roger stone would protect donald trump. >> wouldn't he be purgering himself? >> of course. >> the crime is a conspiracy to

fr whether you like julian or don't like julian, that would be julian assange. i can't say with certainty anybody else on the face of this but not 100%, but he would would. >> when i said on msnbc tonight that i did not believe that julian assange was a russian agent, and i did not believe that wikileaks is a rush and i said, i think he's an honest journalist, and no one has questioned the authenticity or the accuracy of any of the material thatia wikileaks has released. >> sean: their whole false prem- >> sean: 11 years, they've never gotten a thing wrong. that's a far better track record for t the three major networks, msnbc, cnn, "the washington post," and "the new york times." not ones that i have ever seen did they get it wrong. >> that's exactly right. this entire narrative is based on a falseas premise from our politicized intelligence agencies that julian assange is a russian agent. no, he isn't. he's a courageous journalist who has an incredible track record for accuracy and authenticity. so when you reject that, i don't miss it we, one commentator said

julian, the permit holder when we had a pre-application meeting we told the project sponsor and julian we had a $20,000 landscape project already slated to go in our backward. they didn't like that. perhaps it would hurt their process of permit. production started a week after the meeting. we hear from our construction workers that julian's over there taking pictures, telling the workers what to do and disrupting work. and even with the lines between julian and peter we reached out with an olive branch and tried to mediate this thing and get the three feet. we've given up on the other light pollution. i don't know what the issue is here. we want to move beyond this tonight and we want three feet cut from the north side. this is what a do in that space. this is a sudanese mother escaping the violence in darfar. mr. fung knows why was not at the meeting last time i was at the hague testifying against the president who has slaughtered 50,000 of his own people per day. almost 500,000 total. you know, i would like the overhead project on, please. >> if you cut that three feet, it will allow

and wiki leaks founder julian assange has had his internet access and visiting rights suspended by the ecuadorian embassy in london which threatens their measures. this is r.t. international commentary live from moscow i'm kate outraged thank you for joining us. wednesday was a national day of mourning in russia commemorating the victims of sunday's shopping center fire in the siberian city of camera sixty four people have been confirmed dead including forty one children the blaze started on the top floor of the four story building where there was a cinema and a children's play area the emergency services say no more people and missing funerals have now started to take place hundreds of mourners gathered to pay tribute to the victims in the tragedy and with many of them from small villages whole communities have been left grief stricken. with no due to closely only just three. wish to do. if you feel like the situation it is but if we do we will go with the dish adichie knew you couldn't. keep doing if we could. reach you. if we keep score says we're using to use against. mushiness sho

and in other news wiki leaks founder julian assange has these internet access and visitation rights suspended by the ecuadorian embassy in london which has warned of further measures if necessary. thanks for joining us my name's neil harvey this is our international. wednesday was a nationwide day of mourning here in russia commemorating victims of a fire at a shopping center in the siberian city of camera the blaze started on the top floor it was a cinema and a children's play area sixty four people have been confirmed dead including forty one children emergency services say there are no more missing people funerals have now been taking place hundreds of mourners gathered to bid their farewells to the victims of the winter cherry mall tragedy with many victims from small villages entire communities have been left grief stricken. you know my niece just three. motion pushed you know if you feel like you got the switch and you just did it to be nice to be look at what the dish adichie knew you could you. don't need to. be doing if we could. reach it was documents. that we need to believe if we

. >> joining us is sirage hashme and brian stelter and julian zeleny. julian, you have a piece in the atlantic this weekend that compares this march and movement to the march on washington in the early '60s. you say there are specific elements that these student activists do not have that they will need if they want the similar legislative changes that the civil rights marchers had. at the top of the list, savvy advocate in washington and members of congress who are willing to spend some political capital. >> they had found some voices with capitol hill and president kennedy ekennedy who were willing to spend their political capital on the issue the marchers wanted. the marchers need to find those voices. they don't really yet have them. they also need to organize beyond the march and that will be essential to turn this energy into legislation and that includes a line with other well-organized groups on other issues that are willing to support this important push for gun control legislation. >> a lot of politicians were reacting to all of this yesterday

julian: we are underweight in the u.k. not so much because of brexit. it's more about his relationship with sterling in the ftse. if there was catastrophe, sterling would fall and the ftse would rise. a handle more sterling is going. it's hard to predict the currency will behave. that was quite unexpected. stay neutral around sterling and in terms of the equity market, we are underweight area we think there are better opportunities elsewhere. now that we've had these three or 4% selloffs overnight across asia, having that makes emerging markets very attractive. they are already trading at around 70% of the valuation of global equity another probably even cheaper. e.m. is where the future lies. that is were the growth is now with the growth is in the long-term. anna: time back nicely to our top story with his market selloffs are overdone. thank you ray much. he stays with us on the program. if you are a customer, you can watch the show on the rig or television but you also go to the tv function on your bloomberg. there you will find the video stream

they asked what did roger tell me about his dealings with julian assange or his communications with julian assange during the election. >> so on friday, mueller's investigators were basically trying to test what they've learned or what they think about roger stone's dealings there with what he would have told you at the time, and i trust your position is that you were honest about that. >> of course i was. i have to be. i have no choice. first of all, you have to be once you're in there, second of all, i'm a lawyer. this is a discussion i had with roger that summer. i said you're giving yourself a lot of expose usual, claiming y -- exposure. and i thought at that time because hillary clinton was going to win, and she was surely going to have an independent investigation on this. little did i know that only donald trump can win and we still have an independent investigation on this. >> what did roger say to you that you told mueller's folks about wikileaks. >> i can't get into that. >> when you hear roger stone saying that he would need a time machine, he's referring to the dnc hacks. did h

juliÁn gil: #leyenda. tengo entendido que es el traje que usÓ en 1962, cuando ella recibiÓ el premio oscar. ayer lo volviÓ a usar. es una leyenda, creo que es otra muestra de que los latinos, cuando llegamos plantamos la bandera. es un dicho muy puertorriqueÑo. ayer quedÓ demostrado con toda influencia y los dos premios que se ganÓ. javier: hablando justamente de guillermo del toro veamos la prÓxima fotografÍa. cuÁl serÍa el hashtag? david: #orgullo latino. carolina: ahora vas a ver una foto que te tocara el corazÓn. un hashtag para escribir los dreamers. brenda: #todos somos dreamers. javier: conÉctense olla a las pantallas de univisiÓn con esta tremenda o novela y sus tremendos artistas que han estado con nosotros. carolina: tiene que verla, hasta luego. segÚn donald trump hoy terminarÍa daca, pero los "dreamers" siguen luchando mÁs que nunca. tenemos todo de los premios oscar. y tambiÉn hablaremos de las hermanas de jach. feliz lunes, cÓmo le va, muchas gracias, empezamos con las notic

juliÁn gil:vean mi Último convenio. mande un convenio entregando mÁs. ya me di cuenta que hay cosas que se ha ella le hacen feliz iba a estar tranquila se cede. es tan sencillo como ver mi convenio. conozco mÁs a mi hijo por las redes sociales y la televisiÓn que por persona. duele. es una de las decisiones mÁs fuertes que tome en mi vida. la tome el 27 de enero. el dÍa de su cumpleaÑos. no sÉ cuÁles serán las consecuencias, pero yo no volvÍa a pisar ese sitio. matÍas no se lo merecía, yo no me lo merezco. >> un padre de tres. juliÁn gil: una de las cosas que mÁs aÑoro es una familia. no la he tenido. tengo tres hijos y no la he tenido. ♪ >>esta solterÍa no va a durar mucho. los requisitos para ocupar el corazÓn son pocos. juliÁn gil: que me quieran y que se dejen querer. que me hagan reÍr. tÚ me hace reÍr. podemos tomar un cafÉ juntos. [risas] >> juliÁn gil busca a una mujer con chispa. ♪ addis: yo quiero comentar que hago mi trabajo con la mayor seriedad posible. no esperaba ser graciosa para juliÁn gil. ana: te vas a meter

elsewhere wiki leaks founder julian assange says internet access and visitation rights suspended by the ecuadorian embassy in london which has warned of further measures if necessary. joining us this hour my name is neil harvey this is r.t. international. wednesday was a nationwide day of mourning in russia commemorating the victims of a fire at a shopping center in the siberian city of camera the blaze began on the top floor there was a cinema there and a children's play area sixty four people have been confirmed dead including forty one children emergency services say there are no more missing people. funerals are now started to take place hundreds of mourners gathered to bid their farewell to victims of the winter cherry mall tragedy and with many victims from small villages whole communities have been left grief stricken. tonight it will close in on my niece just three. motion kristie good you feel blue chip cookies which if you should put it to me look at what the british editor knew you could you just don't need to do. you could be doing if we. could reach. here to wish that we di

juliÁn: el gordo tambiÉn. raÚl: le estÁn pidiendo consejos para divorciarse porque Él es abogado le estÁn pidiendo consejos en eso. francisca: quÉ vas a estar haciendo tÚ, raúl hoy? raÚl: le quiero decirles hoy cuando salga de los trabajos porque es viernes,vamos a estar aquÍ en vivo y en directo. es algo muy bueno para ayudar a los niÑos. yo voy a estar subiendo las redes sociales vÍdeos con todos los que vengan para acÁ. estamos en el nido de times square. vengan aquÍ, vengan ayudar. juliÁn: estarÍa buenísimo que alguien de quisiera pedir matrimonio a travÉs de las redes sociales de raÚl. vamos a robar el instagram y las redes sociales a raÚl y que le venga pedir matrimonio aquÍ. francisca: aparte, raÚl no sube a todo el mundo a sus redes, sube sus redes, los viajes a asia, comidas exquisitas, asÍ que serÁ un honor. raÚl: dijeron que si te invitaba a comer a ti, sale mÁs barato que a clarisa. francisca: yo soy dominicana y yo como mucho, no te creas. toni, tÚ me diste que vas a pone

julian and greg, thank you. >>> thank you. facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg apology tour continues with full-page ads over the weekend. zuckerberg apologized for the breach of trust. the trump campaign consultant accessed the data of 50 million users without consent. zuckerberg promises to do better. senator mark warner wants more. >> mr. zuckerberg needs to come before congress. not just an advertisement in the paper. he said he would if he is the right guy. he is the right guy. >> the latest crisis is a new threat to the facebook reputation tarnished for the 2016 election meddling. some advertisers are dumping facebook. stock fell 15% last week. now tim cook is asking it to be regulat regulated. it is so dire that they need to be regulated. people are giving up information without knowing how it could be used. >>> president trump could decide as soon as today to expel more russian diplomats over the nerve agent poisoning in the uk. will he listen to his national security experts this time around? psors does that. it was tough

thank you, julian, for saving t.j. and me. ♪♪ uh, you know i'm just glad i was there. so am i. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ when this is all over, i really need to apologize to that cop. what cop? the one that evacuated me from the floating rib. i wanted to stay with you, but he dragged me away and i was so mad that the entire ride to the hospital, i threatened to sue him -- yeah? yeah. i said that the pcpd has a history of bias against my family -- which is actually true -- and that i have the best lawyer in the state -- which is also true -- and that he would lose his badge for this. wow. you sound so fierce. [ snickers ] yeah. uh, i was a total bitch. yeah... but you were fighting to stay with me, so i'm flattered. ♪♪ i will always fight to stay with you. ♪♪ so they're keeping oscar for observation, as a precaution, but he's gonna be okay. can't believe he got hypothermia. ] can you believe it? trapping himself in a freezer. well, you know what? you got to cut him some slack sometimes. women make you do stupid things. well, you know, i think it's a lot easier in san

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i can't explain the second statement that he was going to meet with julian assange. but you just played a clip, katy, that showed a third instance in which he said, i've been in communication with julian assange. so we have these contradictions. stone on the one hand telling several people and saying publicly, i've talked with julian assange. and now saying, i've never had any contact with him. >> chuck, you're the expert on this. how do investigators wade through that? how do they sort fact from fiction with roger stone? how much weight is given to what he said? and how much weight is given to his claims that he was lying or it was a joke? >> good question, katy. so from his own mouth and his own words, he tells you that he was in contact with assange circumstantially. the timing of what he said and the release of the documents also suggest that he knew it was coming. but what prosecutors will do, what investigators will do is corroborate it. they'll look at phone records, travel records, e-mails, lodging, whatever it takes to show that people were in certain places

julian howard is still with us. when you look at the latest i guess the last thing investors needed was another concern. duties moves increase are concerned that the hawk of talks to bring me -- more geopolitical great? paper ahe wrote this couple years ago on the legal case for attacking of korea so we see what his view is. it got a set that off against trump's desire to do a deal. the ideas sitting down with kim jong is going to be so tempted for the u.s. president to build up aloft this grand masterstroke. even though there are more hawksley mensuration, and don't think trump will resist the invitation to pull off an incredible dealer on north korea. just having john bolton in their is in a mean cooling of relations with north korea. anna: the 10 year treasury yield harbor covering -- hovering around 2.8%. julian: the reason it hasn't gone lowers because a lot of risk is priced in. it's not so much inflation change or that is partly a factor. but it's a lot of growth priced in. nejra: we show this chart. julian h

that's where julian assuage has been for six years. does the fbi think malloch was an intermediary of some sort? >> it sounds like it. in the cnn reporting, that was the one sentence that stood out because it was so specific. it wasn't what was your relationship to the trump campaign? what did roger stone know? it was literally, did you enter the building which makes me think they know he did enter the building because one lass to assume they were watching it and someone else entered the building and had a meeting with assuage and they're trying to figure out what he knows. he claims -- he said something publically that he did not enter the building. we will question his credibility. it was that one sentence that i think there's a lot of meaning behind. it was so specific about a visit to julian assuage. >> it was roger stone, michael, who claimed multiple times that he had contact with julian assuage and seemed to know ahead of time about the hack of the dnc and john podesta. he denied both. do you think stone is key to making the col

is not accepting and continues to appeal and that brings us to today and to this rather amusing me julian assange has been living in the london embassy for over five years has had his life threatened by politicians and has been called a traitor for his work as a whistleblower and wants like a bird may not exactly be sitting pretty at the moment what with the hit his company stocks have taken and the requests from both the u.s. and the u.k. to testify on the situation i highly doubt the guy will be facing life threatening consequences if any at all but only time. tell. of proof. clashed with police in barcelona protests turned violent in the city throughout sunday. was. was was. was so the protesters are demanding that the spanish authorities end a crocked on politicians supporting the independence movement has followed the detention of former president carter has pushed them on in germany. was stopped while crossing the danish border into germany where he's now in custody he's wanted in spain for his role in the testimony in independence vote last october and could not face charges for re

eddited by our guest from princeton university, julian zelzer. thank you for being with us this morning. >> thanks for having me. >>> and a live picture from capitol hill where house armed services subcommittee is set to meet to discuss the pentagon's national security strategy in space. this was expected to get u

listen to this. >> they think roger colluded with julian assange. i can tell you that roger did not collude with julian assange. >> why do you think they want you in the grand jury? >> they want me to testify against roger. >> they want to you testify against roger? >> they want me to say that roger was going around telling people he was colluding with julian assange. that's what they want. >> and that did not occur according to you? >> no. it did not. >> what do you think? >> well, there is the talk that wikileaks, julian assange, a lot of information with the clinton campaign moved through there. and roger stone has, as roger stone does, has been very hard to pin down over time about contacts with assange or wikileaks. i appreciate bill's perspective taking it seriously. but as a piece of theater, he i mean, what way doing? i mean, i know that sounds dumb of the what lawyer could have possibly told you, hey, do you know what would be good? if you're going to reject the subpoena from mueller, you should go on television and call him an idiot. that

graduates in twenty eighteen professor julian style of russia london's renowned court told the institute talk to us about the neo liberal marketisation of education and teaching will ask is outside clubs plus. we speak to the pirate radio d.j. played by philip seymour hoffman in the book the wrong about breaking the law to circumvent multi-billion dollar record company control and state mandated b.b.c. censorship although some more coming up in today's going underground but first one thousand and ninety five days five billion pounds in arms sales and millions of yemenis at risk for three years going underground has been covering what the u.n. has called the world's worst humanitarian crisis but even before the first british made bombs dropped on the poorest country in the middle east the global terror campaign had already begun here is professor noam chomsky talking one month after the saudi war on yemen began. yemen has been the main target. of the global assassination campaign the most extraordinary global terrorism campaign in history of course it's also a terror generating campaign a

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julian: we see two things. all, the russell yesterday is a manifestation of this whole idea that if there is going to be continued trade friction, domestically sensitive revenue companies are where you want to be. for us, that actually ends up being energy. very much a place that we have liked, has been sort of forgotten for the most part. yesterday, powell remounted us of this idea that we are really turning late stage cyclical in the equity market and in the economy, and that tends to .enefit energy factually, the energy price has not been a casualty of this volatility in recent weeks. we think that's a positive. alix: oil moving at its own drum. julian, are you playing volatility? julian: i think you have to play it tactically. for us, we anticipated, particularly, given the concentration of international revenue in the technology sector , we anticipated the weakness that we are seeing in technology. for us, that has driven us toward technology put spreads. very tactically, because this is a correction, whic

, good to see you, thank you for coming by, julian emanuel, btig. in terms of the jobs report specifically tomorrow it's good news/bad news. >> so about three friday ago before we went on hiatus for the olympics, tim said we're coming into a place where good news is bad news and bad news is going to be bad news and that friday was when the volatility thing started and i think that will manifest itself again. i'm going to paraphrase julian but i think what he's saying is the pendulum in the short term might have shifted where good news could be bad news. >> i think as far as the dollar and euro goes, i think twin deficits, import inflation, all the things we're talking about with tariffs, this puts pressure on inflation, we'll be reissuing a lot of debt. i think the dollar stays weak. that's good for markets, great for emerging markets, great for commodities and i buy european financials >> i think good news is bad news and the market will react. it will stay sideways for a period of time there's no question you talked art short bond positioning, tha

did they ask you about his dealings with julian assange? >> yes, they did, what did roger tell me about his dealings or his communications with julian assange during the election. >> and breaking today, nunberg is one of two sources telling the washingt wshington post tha w stone was talking to julian assan assange. stone has long delighted in baiting his critics. >> for those who say i have no soul, those who say i have no principles, are losers. those are bitter losers. i revel in your hatred, because if i were ineffective, you wouldn't hate me. >> joined my the special prosecutor who first intervie d roger stone when you were on the watergate investigation force. and then the producer of "get me roger stone" which he spent more than five years working on. morgan, if you want to focus on the facts and not the spectacle, does he brag about things he didn't do in order to get attention, or does he overshare about potential conspiracies that he may be involved in? >> he does both. so in july and in june of 2016, we -- he told us that he was