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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - DW - 20190207:10:07:00 - Vimarsana News

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A convoy of humanitarian aid stranded on the country's border has deepened the convoy remain stuck at the colombian border city of menus it is government led by nicholas my doodle has ordered the army not to allow it into the country that aid has been organized by the united states and venezuela as opposition who want to see removed from power now that is it has military has to choose whether to a big government orders or to let the aid go through we had this report. venezuelan soldiers keep watch at the barricades of the t.n.t. this bridge border crossing president nicolas maduro has called a...

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The pentagon says there was also a high civilian death not this raid including a significant number of women and children. the raid went bad from the beginning. they lost the element of surprise. the seals ended up being in a sustained fire fight. they lost an osprey, a $75 million piece of equipment, ultimately destroyed by a u.s. air strike so it wouldn't fall into the hands on the ground of anyone in yes, ma'am. we previously reported that the white house appears to have lied about the process that led to that raid being o.k.'d by the brand new president. white house spokesman sean spicer s...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170224:09:25:00

The seals ended up being in a sustained fire fight. they lost an osprey, a $75 million piece of equipment, ultimately destroyed by a u.s. air strike so it wouldn't fall into the hands on the ground of anyone in yes, ma'am. we previously reported that the white house appears to have lied about the process that led to that raid being o.k.'d by the brand new president. white house spokesman sean spicer said it was green lit specifically by the obama administration. he said a deputy's meeting at the national security council on january 6 when obama was still president gave the o.k. for that raid. ...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170224:02:26:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170224:02:26:00

Raid. that's where the yes had come from to let that raid go ahead. blame obama, it was green lit by the deputies meeting of his national security council. well, a person who was at that deputies meeting at the national security council on january 6 later came forward, among other places on this program, to tell us that what the white house was saying about that was not true. he told us he was there in person, that specific day at that specific meeting and the operation was not green lit at that meeting. he says what they decided at the deputies meeting that day, at the national security counc...

CNN The Situation Room May 19, 2015 22:10:00 - Vimarsana News

CNN The Situation Room May 19, 2015 22:10:00

Her? >> probably depends on what the evidence is against her. if she did have an operational role in the organization or if she had any role at all in terms of hostages then i think there is a much higher probability that she'll be brought to the united states for prosecution. otherwise, she may very well be provided to the iraqi authorities. but i don't know what the disposition would be. >> have you ever heard of this abu sayyaf before this raid? >> i had heard the name. i frankly didn't know much about him. i certainly know a fair amount about the financing of isis. but in terms of the part...