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The country. this is about protecting our democracy. this is about defending constitution. i believe that the impeachment inquiry and the issues that the american people are looking to solve, the problems they are looking to solve our separate things. i think we are able to do both. i think candidates, democratic candidates and some of this trump districts that were won by trump come i think they have to be very good and explain and say i care about you, we are going to take care of health care,...

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Clinton. the baltic sea is always worth a visit. thats why our host nicole foolish sets off. where she embarks on her wintry expedition. making discoveries along the way. a mysterious gold treasure. maritime delicacy and millions prove china. next. 150 coats coming from tokyo new hope for the 2 least 20 no region but we hope that she can get our economy moving i mean key to a difficult time arrived in trentino 8 years ago as a refugee now she owns her own business and is helping to turn this reg...

2 former rebels are arrive at a reintegration camp in rwanda. theyll take part in an extensive government run training program that aims to prepare them . or civilian life so. that you know no ive been here less than an hour and i like it already this is a good place as what is. called a mana recognizes a few of his former brothers in arms. in recent years tens of thousands of former rebels have voluntarily returned to rwanda. but 1st some are skeptical about the every integration program but in...

Skeptical about the free integration program but in any case theyre glad that they dont have to fight anymore. the next morning theres a special assembly. there singing a song that praises the rwandan state its main themes are peace unity and reconciliation there are no longer any official distinctions between hutus and tutsis. there. afterward a psychologist talks about how to deal with trauma he says it can help to talk openly about these experiences most of these men have never done that. the...

It? how would you descrie it? >> i would hesitate to thak ma tricks until we either saw some communication or something on the back end that supported that theory. certainly it supports the russian world view. we know president trump supports and konstantin kilimnick and paul manafort was pro-corrupt system and that leads to being pro russian. and all of this is great for russia. it undermines ukraines integration, undermines u.s. support for democracy in countries like ukraine. not just ukraine...

More integration with the west certainly economically and possibly politically. . >> ukraine may be thousands of miles from the united states, but the countrys precarious past and uncertain future means whatever happens in kiev has become key on capitol hill. nina dos santos, cnn. prince andrew speaking publicly for the first time about his relationship with the late convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein. the british royal said he never saw anything suspicious while he stayed at epsteins new ...

Protesters that they are, quote, on the edge of doom. "the wall street journal" editorial page writer jill january melcher has been traveling to hong kong and is with us. welcome. what is the reason for the escalation? >> i think there are two reasons. one is many protesters have a perception that the police violence is escalating. were talking about many more casualties and much more serious casualties. paul: is that fair? >> yeah, i think thats absolutely fair. and then more high level, you kn...

West. in february mass protests forced viktor yanukovych into ex-siel. a month later russia sent special operations troops to crimea. today theyre still fighting to regain its lost land. >> to really maintain that independence is really completely conditioned on the ongoing assistance from the united states. so it gives the united states and the president in this instance tremendous leverage. >> this is a country thats effectively a buffer state, isnt it? >> yes. at the moment what we have is th...