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I think, you know, the saudi ill actions that exist today helped iran have a foothold on the peninsula and that on so many level is not going to hurt only saudi and gulf interest, but its going to hurt the u.s. interest in the region. >> i wanted to chat with you a little more about turkey but unfortunately the president spoke during the first half of the show, its event aten up ou time. im going to see you back here tonight at 8:00 p.m. and then again tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. eastern with stephan...

A present she and her mother francisco and sister gretel held big parties there. her father for a dish also reckons out himself to the fact that his daughters relationship would remain a marriage without a certificate eva brown still edited short films from her color film recordings which were then screened at the back off going for walkies is the title of this short sequence she most likely shot in early one nine hundred forty advancer borger street in munich. from the beginning of april nine h...

Nobody wants another war like the one twenty years ago the cost of r.s one to future in europe. kosovo may be small but its also international. nearly every family has at least one relative who works abroad many of them in germany. obvious taught me to speak good english almost everyone you meet speaks good english or german. with many try to improve their education. to be able to come independent. with some want to gain a foothold abroad with the scholarship. ive got to say prison in kosovo wer...

That he was speaking to them directly. >>paul: is one question i have that i think will be a test of this policy. in syria, the iranians are trying to establish a permanent beachhead. israel doesnt want that at all and the united states doesnt want that either. i dont see from the attitude of the white house or this administration, any appetite to push hard to get iran out of syria, other than talking about and begging putin to help us. >> thats exactly right point what iran is doing is stretchi...

They were in the audience. that he was speaking to them directly. >>paul: is one question i have that i think will be a test of this policy. in syria, the iranians are trying to establish a permanent beachhead. israel doesnt want that at all and the united states doesnt want that either. i dont see from the attitude of the white house or this administration, any appetite to push hard to get iran out of syria, other than talking about and begging putin to help us. >> thats exactly right point wha...

Your future. like uganda india was once a british colony it hopes that shared history can help bolster its foothold in africa indian companies have invested heavily in the continent for years china has also poured money into africa largely in the form of development loans between two thousand and two thousand and fourteen it made six billion dollars available annually in the last three years alone it offered sixty billion dollars that money goes to roads dams power plants and agricultural techno...

It will be on terms they will be comfortable for your potential. and not constrain your future. like uganda india was once a british colony it hopes that shared history can help bolster its foothold in africa indian companies have invested heavily in the continent for years. china has also poured money into africa largely in the form of development loans between two thousand and two thousand and fourteen it made six billion dollars available annually in the last three years alone it offered sixt...

For such places of siberia, this is a question of survival. everyone has a gun. >> reporter: after graduating from a local university and dabbling in the furniture business, she set out to moscow to pursue political ambitions. there, she linked up with prominent russian official alexander torsion who became a staunch ally. by fall 2014, she was trading e-mails with her lover erickson about how to obtain long-term visas. her russian handlers wanted her to have a more permanent u.s. foothold prose...

Everyone has a gun. >> after graduating and dabbling in the furniture business, she set off to moscow. by fall 2014 she was trading emails with her lover erickson about how to obtain long-term visas. her russian handlers wanted her to have a more prominent u.s. foothold. by summer she was enrolled at america university on a student visa, all part of her cover story. by then she had already become a fixture at the nra events, with the prayer breakfast and working with torshin and erickson to work...

E-mails with her lover about how to obtain long term visas. her russian handlers wanted her to have a more permanent u.s. foothold prosecutors said. by the summer of 2016 she was enrolled in graduate school on a student visa, all part of her cover story according to prosecutors. by then she had become a worked with torshin and erickson to try to establish back channel communications between candidate donald trump and russian president, vladamir putin. ericksons involvement in the russian opera...