vitaly isa student at cossack schools. vitaly is a tutor, and is playing a key person in the battle. cossacks want to serve their country and their land, ithink to serve their country and their land, i think this is important, too raise our children as defenders. the boy said they want to become offices in the russian army one day, they said loving their country is the most important thing. so what do they make of the hostility now between russia and the west? translation: i had never thought about it. to me what happens in my own country is more important. and what about all the new cold war talk? translation: we don't really have any negative thoughts about the west. but when conflicts came to eastern ukraine, other cossacks were among those who joined the fight. for them it was about protecting fellow russian speakers, and land that many here treat as their own. the border isjust that many here treat as their own. the border is just a short drive away. we can't take a camera any further down here, but this is a road tha

. >>> joining me right now, aly vitali and betsy woodruff. ladies and gentlemen with a good morning to you both. aly, i want to talk about scott pruitt. even if the expenses weren't illegal. let's talk about the optics here and what the white house's position is on this. >> kelly gave a pretty comprehensive view of why this looks problematic even though the epa is saying that legally it was not. as you were saying it is a pretty nice deal to pay $50 a night only when you stay there. i wish when i was on the campaign trail i could have paid a similar rent deal. that would have been pretty helpful. but i think when you have all of these other cabinet secretaries who are also facing problems over the way that they're spending taxpayer money and of course this is slightly dirn, right, because this is his own money and that's a point that kelly made. but when you have all of these cabinet secretaries doing strange things with money and flying on the taxpayer dollar, you saw david shulkin get fired over the fact that he was doing some strange thing

vitaly is their headmaster in real life. here he is playing a key cossack commander in the battle. translation: cossacks want to serve their country and their land. i think this is important, and to raise our children as defenders. the boys tell me they plan to become offices in the russian army one day. they call loving their country the most important thing. so what do they make of the hostility now between russia and the west? translation: i have never even thought about it. for me what happens in my own country is more important. and what about all the new cold war talk? translation: we don't really have any negative thoughts about the west. but when conflicts came to eastern ukraine, other cossacks were among those who joined the fight. for them it was about protecting fellow russian—spea kers, and land that many here treat as their own. from rostov, the border is just a short drive away. we can't take our camera any further down here, but this is a road that leads directly to eastern ukraine, where officially there is a ceasefire now. but in actualfact the fighting still go

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have been struck for the intelligence how you see it they published some analyses somebody was about vitali and they are really concerned about the deaths. in the future we really can't really choose to joke about this in europe by in the international arena but i thank you for sharing your sunday with us here on r.t. international more of the weekly very sorry. it's. never not once up. on a flimsy off let down one by its nature the definition. i'm by and the. one seeking out a new south. and. take in the equal city south just. ducks to get the gun and then you're going to bring the police i think. young would be might not be. good enough to let me out of sight is out. of business just dealing with one mean a leftist i know better than he says them tokio find it he's going to have to go. out of. his look was because did a piece against him call cultural pretty high on the premise. with no make this manufacture consent to stick it to the public well. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the final merry go round if suddenly the one percent. we can all middle of the room sit. aroun

. >>> let's bring in alley vitali and eugene scott. aly, let's start with you and what you heard during president trump's speech last night including his comments on north korea, what was your biggest take away? >> we keep saying when he goes on these campaign rallies that he's back in campaign mode but i feel like every single time the president leaves the white house and does any kind of speech, even if it's not necessarily on the technical campaign trail he's able to lapse off script and be in a place where he's comfortable. it's as good a time as any to remind that these rallies are as much more president trump as they are for the people he is out there for. last night the only real race -- the only real ray -- sick saccone specifics we heard from the president were the top five reasons to vote for him in pennsylvania. we heard a quick mon kerr given to his opponent, he called him lamb the sham and then he really went off on 75 minutes of other things. so, yes, we heard that sound on north korea, we also heard him talk about the de

even struck for the intelligence how you see it they publish some analyses some videos about vitali and they are really concerned about these and i believe the deaths. in the future we can really choose to joke about this in europe by in the international arena. those folks are suffering in syria absolutely terribly problematic area united nations aid convoys entered the syrian rebel on klav of eastern ghouta we can tell you just outside the capital damascus a total of forty six trucks are delivering health and food supplies to some of the hundreds of thousands of people trapped inside the siege the area it's been described as beyond awful with the details our senior correspondent steve. the first batch of u.n. aid has gone in food and health supplies medicine as many as forty six trucks with enough food for twenty seven thousand people the convoy was reportedly held up for a while at a rebel checkpoint but they eventually let it through this is by the way the first time this has happened since the u.n. has called for a month long truce in syria the aid it self was delivered during the

ok vitaly split off is a political technologist or send an advisor to subjects campaign his special fields of the internet you communication channels and working with the youngest voters the forty one year old from bella ruse is a political globetrotter previously worked for barack obama. in his election campaign in the united states and later. had to change change which. you mentioned i like saying of on the he has said that it is fairly loathsome kremlin game that goes by the title of let's put a liberal lossing stall up for the elections in order to distract attention i mean this is a lot of criticism you're facing and you have said that you would read the draw your candidacy if in of on the is allowed to to run i spoke with an avanti and i hope he will agree with me that if he won't be allowed to go to the elections which i think he should be allowed and i will be really fighting for this but if no what is our second option just stay at home and don't go to the election it's not an option come on to some people will like the number as a model while others will prefer subjective opinion

twenty five percent tariff on steel imports a growing list of steel producing countries are considering vitaly tree steps. one of the big issues at the heart of trade friction between the u.s. and china right now is alleged copyright theft chinese firms along going to accuse to these crimes but now they're fighting back in u.s. courts and winning china correspondent adrian brown reports. just over a decade ago this electrical components firm in eastern china faced an uncertain future it was being sued in a u.s. court over intellectual property rights the chinese company for the action eventually able to prove that the plugs and other devices manufactured here were not copies the case lasted seven years chen whooshing the company's president told me he'd do it again if he had to. so this was american companies are using intellectual property rights as a tool to beat compared to research from other countries the final go to rule out. the american market and the disease. chain money is lost us lawsuit in two thousand and ten by then he'd spent more than twenty million dollars in legal fees today