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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20180422:11:22:00 - Vimarsana News

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Damascus regime really doesn't. >> the significance now of these inspectors getting to douma and collecting the evidence, the u.s. and uk believe they have evidence that these were gas attacks. tell us what we are learning about the new investigations. >> reporter: well, the samples have been collected on saturday. they are being redistributed and transported to europe and tested in labs where proof positive or otherwise of what chemicals were used should be forthcoming over the next week or so. now the russians have already indicated that they probably wouldn't accept those results. equally, ...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20180419:15:40:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20180419:15:40:00

Have been firing at them. thats not true. they were bussed out by the rushes. this bussing out of the rebels has been taking place today and in neighboring parts of damascus. people now fear gas attacks to such a degree that they want to leave. general mattis spoke out and said he's seen this behavior before and they have tried to mask evidence after these kinds of attacks. nevertheless, stories are getting out and crossing the border. bit by bit we're able to paint the picture of what happened in that terrible chemical attack in douma. we can't get to the site ourselves, but every day evidenc...

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The russians. the busing out of the rebels continues today in surrounding areas because many other people there continue to fear for more gas attacks. yesterday general mattis speaking in the u.s. spoke out and laid blame on the syrian regime for not allowing inspectors to get near. they've done it before preventing people from testing the bodies. we know evidence is still getting out. we saw some of it ourselves. here it is. bit by bit we're able to paint a picture of what exactly happened in that terrible chemical attack in douma. we can't get to the site ourselves every day evidence and wit...

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He's due to recent gas attacks on civilians in syria relations with moscow that's a time line. and russian officials are making further moves to block people in the country from using the popular message app telegram is one of russia's best known technology products but it has angered the government but by refusing to hand over its encryption keys and lead a court last week to say telegram must be kept out of russia until it complies with suffer quests comment from deja vu social media dutch joins me now to explain all of this force so call how is russia blocking the app now and all the moves ...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20180417:23:36:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20180417:23:36:00

Real solution to this, if president trump deletes the comprehensive immigration reform. if we do that, we can legalize, granted immigrants -- >> the people who were victimized first by gangs like ms-13 are the legal immigrant communities and noncriminal illegal immigrants. you're still victimizing the people you're supporting. >> that's less than 10% -- >> martha: i got to go. go pick up the conversation later. some the reports that u.n. inspectors are being blocked from accessing the site of the gas attacks in syria. >> it's worth remembering that