In general, one gets the impression that the number of chess boards
and, therefore, enemies in the game that Trump has started is growing rapidly.
He wants to do everything faster, more precisely,
and straight away, but time is already threatening to run out.
Our special correspondent in New York Valentin Bogdanov will tell us about the details of this game this week.
If any news mentions not only "Trump", but also "Russia",
it is guaranteed to become the top story and stay there not for just one day
on the webpage of the CNN channel, which hates Trump.
This report, for example, has been discussed since Friday.
For the first time, US investigators say that they have confirmed some of the information
referred to in detail in the 35-page dossier, compiled by a former British intelligence officer.
It is about that same anti-Trump dossier of ex-spy Christopher Steele,
whose fantastic fabrications were exposed inside and out together with his hotel rooms and prostitutes.
In fact, there are no new details.
We are not going to seriously consider information from unnamed sources,
according to which some high-ranking officials had telephone conversations with some Russian citizens,
in which it's not even clear whether they talked about Trump or not.
It looks like an attempt to recover from the previous bogus story,
after it left a mark on the reputation of those who created it.
None of the US intelligence services could confirm the authenticity of the statement.
FBI, Justice Ministry, CIA, and the National Intelligence Agency remained silent.
However, The Daily Mail added important information to the profile of
the author of the 35-page slander on Trump on the eve of its release.
Christopher Steele, not yet serving as an agent of MI-6
but as the president of the Cambridge student association,
he is pictured here,
his deputy is exposed in a similar style.
British newspapermen found and talked with Lance Forman,
who was publicly accused 32 years ago by the cruel and ambitious Steele
of being sympathetic to apartheid.
He took a fact and blew it up into a story that wasn't true.
The seductive versatility of the fugitive British spy's method
managed to buy off US senators as well.
Democrats Ed Murky and Chris Murphy demanded a special investigation
of Trump's national security adviser Michael Flynn
because of his conversations with the Russian ambassador in Washington, Sergei Kislyak.
This story is not new. FBI actually investigated it under Obama and found nothing.
It goes like an old joke about propaganda.
If it is in the morning newspaper, by the evening it will be in verse,
that is, in a statement from Capitol Hill.
National security adviser Michael Flynn discussed sanctions with Russian ambassador
before Trump took office.
The Washington Post insists that Flynn allegedly asked Moscow through the Russian ambassador
not to react too much to the restrictions imposed by Obama at the end of his term,
such as the dachas seized from our diplomats.
They clung to the fact that, at that time, Flynn was not yet in office.
They refer to the so-called Logan Act, which prescribes up to three years in prison,
a sentence that, however, has never been served by anyone under this law in American history.
If we go back to CNN, then Trump's adviser plays a decision-making role in this story,
and it's up to him whether the US removes the sanctions against Russia or not.
However, what the anti-Russian sanctions are and why they were introduced
needs to at least be explained to the uninformed US audience.
Host Christiane Amanpour tried and tried to explain it,
but they got lost in the corridors of the UN and in the Crimean steppes.
Very significant and severe sanctions have been imposed on Russia over the past years
by the US, the UN, and Western countries
for the annexation of Crimea and the invasion to eastern Crimea, and for the support of the separatists there.
However, it isn't just the CNN star who's having these disturbing hallucinations.
For Amanpour, they are the non-existent United Nations sanctions against Russia,
or the mysterious East Crimean separatists.
Lower House representative Maxine Waters sees a new Korean war.
A congresswoman from California has also joined this trending parade of the absurd.
We are concerned about the fact that Trump is ready to throw himself into the arms of the Russian president,
while he continues attacking Korea.
Spy stories won't calm down around the White House.
The Hill newspaper learned that there were traitors in Trump's environment.
Someone leaked the details of his conversations with foreign leaders to the press.
Then those linked materials turn into such messages.
During the first conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin,
Donald Trump criticized the agreement, which limits US and Russian nuclear arsenals.
He called this agreement a bad deal for the United States,
according to two acting officials and one former official who had information about the conversation.
The Trump administration is particularly worried about one unpleasant detail,
Reuters agency did not neglect to mention while preparing the news.
Trump, speaking to Putin, was allegedly not aware of what the New START agreement was,
and, embarrassingly, even took a break to consult with his advisors.
Leaks like this is damaging for the image of the president.
We are studying the situation, and it is a matter of great concern.
Some of these leakages clearly violate many rules and laws.
This exact image of a politician without aim or direction
is how Trump appears in one episode of parody show SNL,
which was based on his talks with foreign leaders.
The US president, played by Alec Baldwin, is unable to speak
the same language with colleagues from Australia and Zimbabwe.
How do you say it in German, Angela?
My name is Angela!
Don't interrupt me!
Germany is a loser, your wall fell down.
Get ready for the war!
Dressed like death, senior adviser Steve Bannon,
which every American liberal considers a personal enemy for his conservative views,
cheers Trump up during the sessions.
Actress and LGBT activist Rosie O'Donnell has decided to take revenge for all liberals.
Her microblog avatar now shows her transformed into Steve Bannon.
Available. If called, I will serve!
Trump doesn't like Baldwin's TV show and wrote about it on Twitter not for the first time.
Now that the Dominican newspaper El Nacional has paired their article about Donald Trump
with a photo of the actor parodying him,
Trump's irritation will only increase.
Baldwin responds to his opponent that he'll stop laughing,
but only when Trump publishes his tax returns.
In general, television, to which the United States citizens had been growing cold,
seemed to get its second wind during Trump's term,
especially in its social and political segment.
He is, it turns out, not only a professional host, but also a professional viewer.
American politicians of all sizes are fighting daily for Trump's attention,
who does not miss news shows.
The publication Politico found out from a conversation with the producer of one of Trump's favorite shows
that many of them try to influence the President.
It all started with Republican Elijah Cummings of Maryland.
Trump saw him, heard him, and called him back.
Mr President, I know you're watching, and l look forward to meeting you.
Television cameras, around which the American president also feels at ease,
are clearly inspiring for Trump,
sometimes so much that he can hardly stop.
It happened this way when he shook hands with the Japanese prime minister.
Trump was clutching Shinzo Abe's hand for 19 seconds,
and when Trump let go, it was obvious that the guest was tremendously relieved.
After the press conference with Abe and his wife,
the US president and the first lady went to the southern estate of the Trump family Mar-a-Lago.
The beach atmosphere should calm the negotiators down.
They flew to Florida on the same plane.
Inside, Trump joined reporters to share his thoughts on the issues of migration.
We will win this battle.
Unfortunately, to do so legally will take a lot of time.
We will win this battle, but we also have many other options,
including simply issuing a new decree on Monday.
- Is this your plan? - We are likely to do so.
The polls show that Trump's clampdown on entry for those from the Middle East and Africa,
whose connections to terrorism are difficult to check, is popular among ordinary Americans.
A poll by Politico showed that 55% of the population support
the executive order on immigration that liberal America doesn't like.
Obviously, keeping these figures in mind,
the US authorities have been conducting raids against illegal immigrants across the country.
There were hundreds of arrests in such major refuge cities, as Atlanta, Chicago, New York, and Los Angeles.
37 expelled illegal immigrants with criminal records have already reached Mexico,
on whose border Trump still wants to build a wall.
The cost of its construction, which will take three years, has already been announced.
21.5 billion dollars, which is almost twice the amount that the US president announced during the race.
Donald Trump is ending the first month of his presidency as strikingly as he began it.
Having announced the signing of the renewed immigration decree
seven days prior to his little anniversary in the White House,
the US President seems to be making one thing clear to his opponents:
as he draws closer to his goal, he does not see them as significant obstacles.
Valentin Bogdanov, Stas Natanzon, Viktor Kazakov,
Philip Dubrovsky, and Elena Sokolova, Vesti News of the Week from the United States.
For more infomation >> La porte de la mémoire - Duration: 10:47. 
For more infomation >> 21 - Do not limit what God has for you - Duration: 4:28. 
Không có nhận xét nào:
Đăng nhận xét