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210 in the hotel my wife and i used to stay in. this is worrisome in terms of what people are willing to do to other people in this confrontation weve created particularly with russia. and not for a second do i think that vladimir putin had much to do with this other than as perhaps henry ii did when he said wont someone rid me of this troublesome prince or their troublesome bishop. but the fact that these kinds of things are happening now and theyre being accomplished with such sophisticated mu...

You gave his resume. its impressive. this is someone that we know has visited the white house with the president and gone back and forth. they have a good relationship the last year the president has said. more about him and the significance particularly with the big issues of north korea and russia. >> ive had the opportunity to meet with the secretary a couple times pre his becoming the cia director. theres no idea about where he stands philosophically. and he wants to make sure that north kor...

Was, but i think what we got here is a much more fundamental problem. when you have a regime like kim jong un that will sell its dangerous technology to anybody who has the right amount of cash, and you have something like this apparent russian attack in great britain on a russian former agent for the united kingdom using the family of marriage agents, even more deadly than the bx agent that kim jong un that used to his half-brother in malaysia. it all ties together. >> ed: what you make of that...

The presidents first air strike was, but i think what we got here is a much more fundamental problem. when you have a regime like kim jong un that will sell its dangerous technology to anybody who has the right amount of cash, and you have something like this apparent russian attack in great britain on a russian former agent for the united kingdom using the family of marriage agents, even more deadly than the bx agent that kim jong un that used to his half-brother in malaysia. it all ties togeth...

This and have been promising this since yesterday. what we learned already and we just learned moments ago, the main line of inquiry here for the british government is that russia used this mysterious substance to poison the former russian spy who has moved here -- who has moved here to the u.k. yesterday, we heard british foreign secretary, boris johnson, saying there were striking similarities between this incident and an incident the case of a former russian agent turned kremlin putin critic ...

In 2006, another former russian intelligent agent turned kremlin critic, alexander, died after drinking a cup of tea laced with the radioactive isotope polonium 210 210 in a london hotel. britains foreign secretary said its hard not to see this similarities between the incidents. boris johnson also warned the russians, if they were behind it, britain would take action. the kremlin denies involvement. >> what happened to him has been immediately used to further incite anti-russian campaign in wes...

Of how historic this was. >> at 12:39 p.m., in a robe decorated with gold stripes to signify the historical significance of the proceedings, justice rehnquist read the final results. two thirds of the senators present not having found him guilty of the charges... >> 10 republicans and all senate democrats voted "not guilty" on the charge of perjury. on the charge of obstruction of justice, the senate was bitterly divided and voted down the middle -- 50 senators guilty, 50 not guilty. it is there...

Of how historic this was. >> at 12:39 p.m., in a robe decorated with gold stripes to signify the historical significance of the proceedings, justice rehnquist read the final results. two thirds of the senators present not having found him guilty of the charges... >> 10 republicans and all senate democrats voted "not guilty" on the charge of perjury. on the charge of obstruction of justice, the senate was bitterly divided and voted down the middle -- 50 senators guilty, 50 not guilty. it is there...

Three-time winner lewis, 210 winner denzel washington for roman j israel esquire. and then maybe it will go to gary oldman in the darkest hour. he portrays the british prime minister winston churchill in the 1940s and is absolutely astonishing. he is unrecognizable on the screen. a remarkable transformation. he has gotten all of the awards but i think that he is headed for the brightest hour of his life in a few hours from now. >> a spectacular performance. it really brings winston churchill to ...

Ever. as the presidents nuclear posture review made clear, america is moving forward to modernize our nuclear arsenal and ensure our capabilities are unmatched. >> now, in other words, the white house is trying to counter putin which runs counter, of course, to the narrative democrats are pushing around special counsel robert mullens probe that the president will not stand up to putin. in fact, it was little noticed but today as well the trump state department revealed its approving a big milita...