and when clinton left the office, vladimir putin came in. imagine in 1991 anybody predicting that in 2000, the year 2000 a kgb officer would be a president of russia was impossible. and we could see what's happened afterward. the western powers didn't want to to believe that russia could be dangerous. russia was invited to g8. though i never liked, you know, it to be called g8. for me it was g7 +1 because russia didn't belong there, it was neither democracy, nor industrial power. but yeltsin was invited, putin stayed there, and there were many advances. there's a big myth now which also i am addressing in my book. it's about russia having been hue milllated like famous german. absolute nonsense. when you look at what's happened in the '90s, it's anything to compare germany. the russian troops left germany, they were paid the for that. so the whole idea that, you know, the west played it wrong by provoking russia, provoking russian national sentiment, i don't think this argument can hold water. and at the same time we should remember that ian

vladimir putin surfaced a little later. ukrainian president has condemned his visit insisting that crimea's future lies with kiev. to vladimirhat putin he was -- >> the future of crimea is determined by the people who live on this land. if ods of russia. -- devotees of russia. fans agree.in they have been living on the western sanctions for over a year as a consequence. vladimir putin is presenting this as just another working visit, but it is so much more than that. this is about showing that crimea, as far as he is concerned, is part of russia for good. despite all of the sanctions for the past year, he thinks it will stay that way. moscow has been busy promoting ais as a patriotic choice for holiday. onceeaches here were filled by ukrainians. gradually, russians have begun to replace them. in as been a tough year territory and recognized by most of the world. locals are adjusting to this new reality, she says. the tourists, and where are they from? >> from moscow -- only from russia. dmitry calls the annexation a catastr

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vladimir putin described recently annexed crimea of sacred importance. it was here na vladimir the great was baptised. it was also a wish outpost of the great silk road, the ancient trading network stretching to china. >> here we are at a center, a crossroads of trade routes, a meeting point of europe and asia for many centuries, and it is a geopolitical focus these days too. >> the architecture at the palace speaks at a time when much of eurasia was under the tatar yoke. >> the argument about whether the russian sole was european or oriental is as old as the country itself. at places like this, you can get a reminder of influences, that there was a time where what is modern day russia was part of a bigger mon goal empire with its capital in beijing >>> vladimir putin doesn't want to rewind the clock hundreds of years, but russia is pivoting eastward, integrating space with china, signing out to beijing's silk road belt project. a trans-eurasian trade. it may look like a dip in a submersible. under the surface, it's more. >>> obesity and malnutrition exi

vladimir putin is in power, in the last 15 years in russia. such has left an deniable mark of international relationship. and will be remembered for years to come. >> the conclusions of the litvinyenko inquiry are due to be published this year. they were in the public domain some contained in this book. although russia portrayed alexander and his friends as liars, his family says the inquiry proved who killed him, and why. and joon there has been rioting and loolting in venezuela as people struggle for shortages of food and supply. the government took over the warehouse of a food distributor in caracas, accusing them of hoarding goods as alexander reports. >> reporter: dozens of people looted the supermarketle warehouse and other stores in eastern venezuela on friday. another sign of the worsening shortages with locals struggling to get their hands on every day product such as milk rice and power. demonstrators clashed with the police and the national guards. a 21-year-old was shot in the chest and died. demonstrators say he was killed by the

. >>> up next, taking russia and vladimir putin a lot more seriously. first here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 5 in atlanta where an anti-religion group is calling on the university of georgia, georgia tech and other schools, to abolish the team chaplains for their football programs. the freedom from religion foundation says christian coaches and chaplains are converting playing fields into mission fields. wsvn in miami where they're keeping an close eye on hurricane denny which has now been upgraded to a category 3 hurricane. it's located as you see about 900 miles of east of the leeward islands and not posing a threat to any land yet. but you can see there its track could have it colliding with puerto rico by early next week. and this is a live look at new york. fox 5 is covering breaking news there. this is a live helicopter shot. poce say two people have been shot outside a federal building in lower manhattan. local media are saying a federal officer and a suspect were wounded. it's believed it happen

vladimir putin needs money. he lifted this ban and told the whole world he was doing it and he would sell them an air defense system is right in line with what was predicted. >> that's right, shep. i mean, this is a sale which is very concerning for the united states and for regional countries like israel because it really does upgrade iran's defensive capabilities. it's a very capable system that russia is selling to iran. at the same time, this is something which isn't prohibited by the u.s. sanctions. not prohibited under the new nuclear agreement. it was expected that russia would move ahead with this, what is actually 2007 contract now that this deal is done. clearly, they feel that now the deal's done, there's no need to hold back on this type of assistance to iran. >> without the nuclear deal couldn't vladimir putin do exactly this? >> you're right, shep. i think what we see is russia and, frankly china, too, in the wake of the nuclear deal are determined to now sort of expand their strategic ties with ir

vladimir putin invaded ukraine -- al hunt: if vladimir putin avaded ukraine, what would carson response be? guest: bear in mind that ukraine is a nuclear state and they abandoned the nuclear arsenal because we said that we would protect them. now, we have had eastern ukraine invaded. have we protected them? no. we will not even give them offensive weapons. i would support them with offensive weapons and other things. al hunt: do you mean american forces? guest: if necessary. we have to be people ever our word. everybody else is looking at what we are doing with israel ukraine. if our friends cannot count on us, how do we develop friends? you get more of what you pay attention to. we pay attention to our enemies and we seem to get more of them. al hunt: you are a man of deep faith and you have then since your teenager. do you believe that god called upon you? guest: let me put it to you this sought wisdom and i said, lord, if you want me to do this, open the door's. -- doors. i'm not going to push them open. everybody said, "a neophyte with no connection, it is impossible!" and yet, the

i would not call vladimir putin. we have spoken we too often to him. i would immediately against rebuilding the sixth fleet, the missile defense program. i would move military and out of the baltic states and perform aggressive military exercises and he we get the message. -- he would get the message. i would hold a camp david summit with our arab allies who know isis is their fight but they have asked us for specific things. king abdullah of jordan is asking for bombs. he is going to china trying to get that help. the egyptians have asked us to share intelligence. the kurds have been asking us for intelligence for three years. they are prepared to fight in theymust be defeated but cannot do it without leadership from the united states of america. [applause] yes, ma'am? you, right there. [indiscernible] fiorina:

barack obama, angela merkel, david cameron, vladimir putin. where will the world's leaders holiday in august? francois hollande will be beginning his vacation this week, soaking up the sun for nine days. the french president is staying tightlipped about where he will be. >> in france? hollande: i will be on holiday in france. >> there is little chance that -- ill -- he was >> it raised questions about how presidential he looks, so today there is a tendency to be more discreet when it comes to presidential vacations. near thede may holiday elysees palace this year. he was reported to be at that site 30 minutes from paris. from barack obama, it is far less discreet. the u.s. president has left the white house with his family from our visit in your, even posing for the cameras during a round of golf. he is expected to stay there for 17 days. angela merkel and her husband are expected to go to the mountains of italy, as they have done for the last eight years. portugal is a holiday destination for every cameron and his wife. vladimir putin has not

russian president vladimir putin is currently on tour of crimea. russiaritory annexed by last year. oliver farry has the story. it has become something of a summer tradition. putinn president vladimir plunged watery depths on tuesday, and they were in a new, albeit disputed russian territory. lasta, which moscow seized year from ukraine. putin accompanied an exhibition examining a 10th century byzantium ship. hey, i thought you were going to dive down with me. i recommend you try afterwards. it is very interesting. summary objects in the seabed. you can see very clearly. n spoke to reporters about a recent increase in violence in eastern ukraine, which he blamed on kivevc. but he remained optimistic that the cease-fire would eventually bear fruit. i hope therein: will not be direct clashes. with regard to the minsk agreement, i think there is no alternative for resolving the situation. and peace will without any doubt prevail in the end. i would ask minimize the losses by the time we reach that peace. oliver: as for any controversy over his visit to the disputed territory, the russi

the quarrel is not with the russian people, it is vladimir putin. he has decided the way to reposition russia as a global power in his mind is to split, undermine europe. try to undermine nato and challenge the u.s. he has to set of the way to become prominent is by obstructing, being against us. the other thing he has begun to do is create problems only he himself can solve. he arms and equips the syrian regime. when they conduct chemical attacks, only he can get them to abandon their weapons. which by the way they have not done, they are using chlorine gas. this president has fallen into that trap. >> we went into social media asking people to send in questions. we received a question from sweden. we have gotten some interest to read the question is this. how do we stop the expansion of isis? mr. rubio: you stop the expansion of isis the way you do any radical jihadist group. you deny them a safe haven. in order for a jihadist group to grow, they need a place to operate. isis needed syria, the instability. now iraq. in and other places. we have de

he had a meeting with vladimir putin in crimea. they discussed combats sports, and jones' success as a boxer and singer. he's in crimea to sing. he asked for a passport to travel and conduct business in russia. vladimir putin said he would be happy to fulfil the request >>> money raised from the ice bucket challenge for a.l.s. has sent money into research. john terrett is here with more. >> i think it is, it seems to have come true for once in a lifetime. a.l.s., lou gurrics's disease or motor neurone is a masty illness that gills people. barely 12 months after the world went crazy, doctors say the money helped to spur a major injection. it's a fundraising campaign inundating social media. everyone's social media was awash with people throwing ice buckets of water over each other. the rich and maims watt there too. >> even faces from the familiar 2016 trail. president obama was nominated, but refused. >> i'm going to write you an ebbing ch. former first lady has other ideas. >> even i with the backdrop of new york. me in shorts. ra

if the russian state is responsible, vladimir putin is responsible. not on some anna logical version of vicarious liability principles. he ordered the liquidation of an enemy bent on exposing him and his cronies. he was a man that fled in 2000. by 2003 he was cooperating with the british secret service. the evidence focused on two agents. the pair travelled to london more than once to meet litvenyenko, they found a trait of activities. on november 1st. 2006 they met them again and drank the fatal dose in a cup of tea. three weeks later he was dead. he sits in the parliament and received an honour in march. the government have come and gone. vladimir putin has a man in power in the last 15 years. they have left undeniable relationship. it will be remembered for years to come. the conclusions are due to be published this year. accusations by the man are in the public domain some in the book he co-authored. although they have been been portrayed as liars, the inquiry proved who killed them and why. >> in syria, fighter jets believed to be from the u.s.-l

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putin in moscow. russia's foreign minister is calling on france, germany, guarantees of february's ceasefire to pressure ukraine to honour the agreement. >> it was necessary, in our few, to mount pressure on kiev. to convince them to honour agreements in minsk. it's the same rhetoric. slated to meet german president angela merkel and french president francis hollande in ber hin next week -- berlin next week. >> translation: a key task is for the coalition to stop the aggressor >>> petro porashenko is alert to a visit by vladimir putin to crimea peninsula, in which he rode around in a mini ooub -- submarine, and gave a news conference. russia and crimea, in a move not recognised by the community. and fiercely opposed by kiev >>> the georgian minister of defence joins us from washington d.c. very good of you to join us. what has happened in ukraine must have set off alarm bells. russia took over part of georgio in 2008. weeks ago georgia expanded south ottsesta territories. what does russia want in the

. >>> egypt's president in moscow has been meeting with vladimir putin. this is his third trip to russia. rory challands is following the story in moscow. hello. what did they talk about today? any word? >> reporter: the most intriguing thing to come out of this press conference was to do with the fight against what both of these countries are calling terrorism in the middle east, and i'll read a quote from what vladimir putin said. he said the essential importance of creating a brood anti-terrorist front involving key international players from regional countries, including syria was noted. now russia has long been pushing for the syrian government, the assad administration to be included in the international fight against the islamic state, and it seems from what he is saying here that egypt is at least agreeing in principle with this. this will be going against the specific wishes of saudi arabia. saudi arabia say there is no future for assad in syrian politicians. and egypt and saudi arabia are very close. egypt is very heavily reliant on money from s

trump said he had a very good relationship with vladimir putin. i'm proud to have been sanctioned by vladimir putin. >> reporter: two come from behind wins in a new hampshire gop primary in 2000 and 2008. today he urged voters to give graham, who is lagging behind in polls, the same long shot chance. >> tell the others all around, say, go see lindsey graham. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview with nbc news, mccain and graham talked strategy. >> show up, take every question, be insulted. whatever it takes to get your message out. >> reporter: both weighed in on hillary clinton's candidacy and reports that joe biden may still be considering his own run. >> i think that he sees think trust factor of hillary clinton in a steep decline. and i think that he's examining his options. frankly, it's understandable that he would be. >> one thing, she is not going to be able to tell the american people, trust me. >> reporter: both graham and mccain have been swept up in the public scorn of prob front-runner donald trump. trump will be among the top 10 con

earlier so nobody would suspect i didn't care for vladimir putin. but let me tell you how this happened. the president asked me to come to washington. and i did. because if the president tells you, and you don't, who the [bleep] knows what would happen. and by the way, to all future presidents, if you ask me to come to washington, i will do that. because i have no idea how to react to that other than, what time? and here's how the meetings went. this is what happened. we spent about five to seven minutes with obama kind of scolding me, not to turn young americans cynical. and i spent about five to seven minutes explaining to him i'm actually skeptically idealistic and smiling like this. and then we spent about 45 minutes arguing about really, the v 8 can't be fixed any quicker or health care.com can't come on line without crashing my son's minecraft game and the whole thing basically takes place over some of truly the best salomon you have ever had. so really, remember my interview with obama last week, it was that. but with salomon. in fact, don't

the pentagon is sounding a drumbeat of concern about the russian president vladimir putin. today top generals are calling russia the top threat to america right now. the defense secretary ash carter today stepped up his dire warnings as well labeling russia under putin, and i'm quoting him now, as an antagonist to the united states. >>> hillary clinton is gearing up to defend her use of a private e-mail server. it's a controversy that won't go away. now the fbi has the server. >>> a top clinton aide is the focus of a hearing by a federal judge today. i'll talk with republican congressman darrell issa and our correspondents, analysts and guests are standing by. >>> let's begin with the latest warning, a stark warning from the pentagon about shall laid mir putin. let's go straight to barbara starr. barbara? >> good evening, wolf. vladimir putin has cherished his action man image for years, but tonight the pentagon expressing a good deal of concern about the reality of what putin may be up to. as violence escalates in ukraine, and russia moves forward to deliver a sophisticate

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he was a former kgb man and fled russia and became a critic of vladimir putin. he was recruited by mi6. inquiry saidized of international esbioning. >> they will need to consider whether lit ven yango sustained attacks in general or whether vladimir putin or the kgb could have had a kecksz with his death. >> reporter: the evidence is focussed on two. a pair that travelled to london to meet lit vein yenningo. there was a trail of activities at their hotels and meeting places. at november 1st, at millennium lit ven i don't knowingo meant them again and drank the dose in a cup of tea. three weeks later, he was dead. lugovay was honoured by the kremlin, sitting in the russian parliament. >> we suggest that the evidence is clear, that lit ven yenningo was murdered through the ingestion of polonium 2010 on 16 october 2006 and first november 2006. luco voi and can'ton poisoned him. >> reporter: the radioactive poisoning of alexander lit vein yenningo was described as a military attack a state-sponsored killing of barbarianism, using a substance endangering the lives of

vladimir putin was warmly received in cairo, now, abdul fatah al-sisi is visiting moscow, a trip made in may, a trip made three times as egypt's president. >> according to the egyptian administration, the two countries are bound by distinguished relations and the trip is a sign of mutual determination to boost the strategic relationship to higher horizons. >> it's lofty talk, but there is substance behind if. in recent months deals have been signed for russia to supply egypt with gas and other petroleum products, and there's plans tore a russian, egyptian zone at the newly expanded suez canal, and the zone is to build two new companies. there's military compensation and this is the bridge of friendship exercise, russian warships training in june. russia has armed contracts with egypt worth $3.5 billion. a deal for russia to sell 46 mying dehli, with -- mig dehli. russia, unlike the united states, doesn't use weapon sales to push customers to improve human rights records. >> it's important for russia to show minister that russia is not irs lated and for the -- isolated and for the egyp

russia's vladimir putin is visiting crimea. he was there to promote tourism, and is grabbing a chance to live up to action man reputation. >> rory challands reports. >> russians are used to this sort of thing now. the almost annual excuse for their president to get out of his business suit and prove himself a man of action. on tuesday he boarded a submersible and dived to examine ship wrecks from the byzantine era. 1,000 years ago, and a time of particularly vigorous trade between the eastern and western world. >> translation: there are so many interesting things down here, objects, ancient pottery on the seabed. the view of the ship bed is clear. experts say there's a lot of work to do. >> reporter: this was a carefully stage-managed kremlin event meant to school russians history and the country's counter priorities. vladimir putin described recently annexed crimea of sacred importance. it would appear that vladimir the great was baptised. crimea was a western out post of the the great silk road, the ancient trading network st

vladimir putin looked satisfied with what he was watching a display of military and technical strength being observed by potential customers from the middle east. sat beside him with the king of jordan and abb abba by dhabi's vehicle prince. >> translator: russia is open for fruitful business cooperation in the aerospace industry. we aim to promote russian passenger and transport planes more actively on the inning material and external market. we will extend the unique space potential of your country to strengthen the leading positions in production of military aviation equipment. >> reporter: but much has changed since this biannual event was last held in 2013. western sanctions and the fall of the ruble have had a crippling affect on russia's civil aviation center defense exports are now one of the few areas of russian industry where there is growth. deputy prime minister had been tasked with showing the iranians around. it's no secret that russia is impatient to start selling weapons and technology to teheran again as soon as sanctions are lifted. >> translator: iranian aviation pro

vladim vladimir putin. disappointment for those who have come to rely on the shirtless adventure. >> and thdon't call him flood money mayweather. today he posted this video to his wildly popular instagram. along with a caption, when i travel i don't pack clothes. i only pack benjamins. looks like he's planning for quite the party. who rolls with that much cash? no one. no one. these guys won't ever be worn out. meet the world reigning, world air guitar champion. this is russian born --. he took top honors at the 20th air guitar world championship in f finland. yes it is a thing too. runner up, our guy. u.s. champion matt aristotle burns out of brooklyn. i can't believe he lost. look at that. >>> from that to the markets. wall street, the markets closed outlet one of the most turbulent months in recent history. here is kate rogers with the market wrap. >> august closing on a down note after the volatile month. dow down 114 points the s&p losing 16 and the nasdaq dropping 51. that is it from cnbc first in bus

it's important to vladimir putin. one analyst said he's addicted to these popularity ratings and these approval ratings that he's getting. they're at near totalitarian levels. it's important for him to get that popularity back up and for the russian people to see it, that is the kremlin's view of all this. we'll have a lot more on this in the situation room in a little more than an hour, brooke. >> i appreciate your straight face as a reporter's reporter working on this segment. thank you so much. i wouldn't have a straight face. coming up, tied with trump, the republican front-runner facing new competition from another nonestablishment candidate. who could that be? stay here. but your dell 2-in-1 laptop gives you the spunk for an unsanctioned selfie. that's that new gear feeling. all laptops on sale, save $230 on this dell 2-in-1. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up for great. i'm why? because it's red lobster's crabfest. and there's so much crab, so many ways. and with dishes like this luscious crab

when in doubt, vladimir putin needs a better russian economy. this is "bloomberg surveillance ," live from new york. it is monday, august 31. i'm tom keene. with me, vonnie quinn. we get the jobs day on friday. vonnie: what are we going to do in other augusts when he returns to normal? normal ofpposedly what the fed will do on september 17, right? we are thrilled that you are with us on radio and television, world wide. let's get started with top headlines with vonnie quinn. vonnie: it was a month most investors would rather forget. this is the worst month for stocks in more than three years. one global index dropped 6%. investors in china fear that the government's efforts to prop up stocks will not work. stanley fischer says an interest rate increase next month is not off the table. economist mohamed el-erian says investors should not count on the fed for help. >> the market has been conditioned to view the central banks as their best friends, so whenever there is a bit of a hit cup, people immediately look to bit of a hiccup, people immediate

books about vladimir putin being published by western authors. the problem is, they did not write them. good afternoon, i'm mark crumpton, here with scarlet fu. evaluationina's yuan continues to ripple throughout the market. this is the ninth drop in 10 days for the dow. noticeable for the trend over the last 10 days. the s&p 500 falling to its 200 day moving average. -- stockc hundred and stocks aerging-market big loser as well. let's go to treasuries. slowing devaluation inflation globally. the odds of a september interest rate increase have gone down to 48% -- 40%. the fed is really going to delay in interest rate increase, the u.s. dollar gets less love. the dollar index by 1%. commodities up across the board. crude rebounding from a six-year low. on the safe a bid haven play. mark: numbers all over the place. let's take a look at the top stories we are following at this hour. shares of alibaba sharply lower today after its quarterly revenue missed estimates. the company's transaction volumes fell short of targets and quarterly sales rose at

was on the minds of russia's president vladimir putin and egyptian president abdel fatah al-sisi. the two met in moscow for the second time in three months. the kremlin hopes to have more influence in egypt. rory challands has more. >> reporter: according to vladimir putin, russia and egypt have agreed on what they call a broad intelligence front, in the region including syria to fight i.s.i.l. that's an interesting development because the saudis have said specifically there can be no future for president assad in syria. and the saudis hold the purse strings in a large extent for egypt at the moment. they are giving egypt a lot of financial aid. so if the saudis don't like the sound of this then there's a specific pressure point that they have to change egypt's mind. we'll have to seize what happens on that. and there was talk of the gift of a warship which was donated to egypt by russia, egypt said thank you very, very much for that. >> al jazeera's rory challands in moscow. >> a peace deal is signed in south sudan, the president signed only under international pressure as the fi

vladimir putin is challenging nato. in the middle east, radical jihad-ism spreads across multiple -- multiple countries. iran is on the verge of acquiring a nuclear weapon and long-range rockets capable of striking us. the most important obligation of the federal government is keep you safe and be safe in her family safe and it's not doing that now because we have eviscerated our defense bending. we have a navy and air force smaller and older than it has been in decades. we cannot continue to do these things. we must fix this. we must improve our defenses so we remain the most powerful military force in the world and we must have a policy of clarity, one that makes it clear to our allies we are with them, not our adversaries. one that makes it clear our nation will do what ever it takes to make sure the only pro-american democracy in the middle east, the state of israel, prospers and survives as a jewish state. we can do all three of these things. if we do, the 20th century will be the greatest era that america has ever

vladimir putin is on a 3-day tur to promote tourism. firstly diving in a mini submarine for a close up view. then he surfaced saying kiev was behind skirmishes in the east. he said the minsk peace agreement will bring peace in the east >>> another democratic senator is breaking ranks with president obama. senator bob menendez will oppose the agreement. as mike viqueira reports from washington. it may not be enough to sink the deal. >> thank you. >> reporter: it's another blow from another senate democrat. new jersey's bob menendez says he will vote against president obama on the iran deal. >> at the end of the day we appear to have a roll-back of sanctions and iran limiting its capability, but not dismantling or rolling it back >>> the menendez announcement was not completely unexpected, but provides a window, creating a campaign to win support for the deal. joining menendez tennessee republican bob corker, chairman of the foreign relations committee, writing in an op ed: with a vote rejecting the deal, both are busy counting congressio

vladimir putin says it's for the next generation. theuncertainty that both economic situation and the climate situation is partly why you see the investments continuing, but less vigorously now. a lot of them are put on hold. not just in russia, but other parts of the arctic. shell is pressing ahead. i think they will make a decision based on what they find the summer. you might see that project also go on the shelf for a while. issue,ink that's a big the investment is based on something that is unrealistic. interesto much russian to have china financing that or trying to sell to china. market, you can look to asia and still sell. the russian projects should try that. the point for russia is more complicated. that is the point. it is just the extraction of metal. copperprice of nickel, collapses, that impacts the infrastructure. that is a big issue. not only are they looking at oil and gas, but the market of minerals. the ability to maintain that population in the arctic that is marketsith the mineral globally than to the oil and gas

here is his most recent book, it's out in october: "winter's coming: why vladimir putin and the enemies of the free world must be stopped." you're watching booktv on location in new york city. >> you're watching booktv, television for serious readers. you can watch any program you see here online at booktv.org. >> host: and you're watching booktv on c-span2. we are at the annual freedom fest this las vegas. -- in las vegas. we're interviewing authors out here. authors who have books is what i was literally going to say. >> [inaudible] [laughter] >> host: you're watching booktv on c-span2. we're on location in las vegas. this is the annual freedom fest conference, where we are interviewing authors. joining us now, author and activist star parker. her most recent book is called "blind conceit." ms. parker, where did the name for this come from? >> guest: it actually came out of a psalm, psalm 36. i was compiling columns i wrote for the last ten years to talk about politics, policy, and i was reading the psalm that day, 36, that sin whispers in the ear of the wicked and they have no relati

putin so i became fodder for "the daily show." >> i assume the insinuation here is i was summoned to the white house so obama and i could coordinate on his agenda. >> the next "daily show" was jon stewart making fun of vladimir putin. >> i believe as russian troops gathered obama summoned me just in case he needed help turning young americans against putin. >> after a long segment mocking the criticism, stewart says he's often summoned to meetings by various big shots and got around to what happened at the white house. >> we spent about five to seven minutes with obama kind of scolding me not to turn young americans cynical. then i spent five to seven minutes explaining to him i'm skeptically idealistic and the general thrust of all those meetings or phone conversations are the same. basically it's this. jon, why are you such a [ bleep ]? >> joining us david, television and media critic for "the baltimore sun." the secret meetings with obama, does this dent his halo a bit? >> i think it absolutely does. i've been writing for a long time about jon stewart serving an ideology. at first

that is what vladimir putin is playing out. he will be able to take the ukraine back the same way he took crimea. but they are all members of the european union and members of the nato. we are not going to react that same way if they reclaim estonia. remember they were part of russia from the time of peter the great. vladimir putin thinks they are part of russia today. he doesn't respect their being part of nato. people are dramatically underestimating the chance of tanks rolling through this part of the world. >> that includes a lot of people in this part of the world. i happened to be with polish immigrants this weekend. when they talk to friends in ukraine they ask about conditions and they shrug and say, we are not too worried. are they being too complacent, as well? >> absolutely. i think your friends might be outliers there. i think the people in the ukraine are worried about russian tanks rolling. henry kissinger says since the days of peter the great, russia has expanded at the rate of one belgian per year. russia is al

. >>> and the kremlin released vladimir putin getting a sweat on in the gym. find out how many he can lift after this break. this just in: 50 million customers' data was not compromised this morning in a security breach that didn't happen. wall street. not rattled. at all. no. not at all. not at all. i mean, look at the day. sir. sir. what went right? what went right? everything. thank you. with threat intelligence, behavioral analytics, and 6000 experts, ibm security will help keep you out of the news. my dad's company wasn't hacked today. cool. >>> the shanghai composite has closed down 12.5% for the month of august its third straight month of declines. this as chinese authorities are reportedly putting an end to large scale share purchases. let's get out to eunice yoon for an update out of beijing. eunice. >> thanks so much. well, there's very little confidence right now in the market. the investors here generally have been investing based on where policy is going in terms of beijing. these days, beijing's policy is very clear. last week, we've had interest

in the longer term, i am more concerned about vladimir putin and the chinese. i think there are multiple threats. we also have to look at the fact that our grid is vulnerable and old. all it would take is an explosion of a nuclear weapon in the atmosphere. we do not have the backup systems necessary to protect us. al hunt: lindsey graham says that he would send 10,000 ground troops to take on isis. you said you would be opening sending ground troops. does that sound sufficient? too few? what is the carson doctrine? dr. carson: the carson doctrine is understanding why we need ground troops. the jihadists want to establish a caliphate. it requires land. they have acquired half of iraq and one third of syria. they are getting footholds in tunisia, nigeria, and other parts of the world. this is a reason why they are victorious and they are able to attract people. we need to stop that perception. in order to stop that, we have to be able to take the land from them. what kind of force would that require? dr. carson: what kind of force would that require? i would do t

and apple watch features an engraving of vladimir putin's signature. scarlet: anyone who tuned into the debate last night new that it was the trump show and then everyone else. that isxhibition ending his exhibition is an helping jeb bush? that is coming up. erik: as we were saying, and 215,000 jobs were added. what does this mean for the fed plans to raise rates this year? joining us now is brian westbury. fairly boring jobs report. what economists were looking for. is there anything to derail liftoff in september? the jobs numbers themselves were right in line with consensus. it's about the same thing we have seen over the past five or six years. it's what we call a plow horse economy. it's not a race horse. it's not a desperate. -- it is not a dead horse but it is slowly building. the unemployment rate is down to 5.3% and has stay there for two months and is going to 5%. the number inside the report is the hours worked. the total number of hours that people work is up 2.7% from one year ago. pay is up 2.1%. that means people have 4.8% more wages and

vladimir putin taking a mini submarines to explore a shipwreck off the coast of crimea. moscow sees the area from ukraine last year. let's explore the wreckage of a byzantine trading chip dating back to the 10th century. after failing to negotiate a settlement yesterday, tom brady has left me her to join the patriots in west virginia where they will be practicing against the new orleans saints. they will attend a meeting of the four-game suspension for allegedly deflated footballs. morgan stanley chairman john mica republican presidential candidate and former texas governor rick perry to a special interview coming your way on the program. let's take it to the asian markets where we saw wild night. ending the day in positive territory. the reversal after he reversal after handful companies disclose their bigger shareholders. chinese state television reporter tracey chang on the ground already 6:00 p.m. in the evening. good morning to you, tracey. reporter: good morning, maria. asian markets were mostly lower today. markets want widely again. nikkei composite dropped 5% be

president vladimir putin looked satisfied with what he was watching above him. he sat side him for the king of jordan and abu dhab abu dhabi's crown prince. russia is open for aerospace industry. we will extend the unique space potential of our country to strengthen the leading positions and production of military aviation equipment. >> but much has changed since this biaannual event has been held. defense exports with now one of the few areas of russia industry where there is growth. depp prime minister has been tasked with showing the iranians around. it's no secret that russia is impatient to start selling weapons and technology to tehran again. >> the production needs tapcal investment. with this in mind we're building good relationships with russia and other companies. we're working with technology and other issues. one of the areas where there will be change is aviation production. >> defense sales are driven by modernization program, although there are signs for aviation that this is slowing down. when it comes to domestic procurement, russia is having to

. >>> egypt's president is in moscow where he has been meeting president vladimir putin. it is his third trip to russia. rory challands has more on this trip from moscow. >> reporter: according to vladimir putin russia and egypt have agreed at least in prince pal on the importance of creating what they call a brood anti-terrorism front involving key international players in the region, including syria, to fight isil. that's an interesting development because the saudis have said specifically that there can be no future for president assad in syria. and the saudis hold the purse strings in a large extent for egypt at the moment. they are giving egypt a lot of financial aid, so if the saudis don't like the sound of this, then there is a specific pressure point that they have to change egypt's mind. we'll have to see what happens on that. aside from the talk of international security, there was also talk of wheat supplies. russia is looking to boost wheat supplies to egypt. egypt currently gets about 40% of its wheat from russia. and there was talk of a warship donated to eg