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... time slot. Horizons from PBS News, hosted by William Brangham and focusing on science, health and technology. And Compass Points from PBS News, hosted by Nick Schifrin with a focus on foreign affairs. But for now, I wanted you to meet all the folks who have worked so hard week ...
... source of friction between the two countries. If yesterday's phone call begins a process of recuperating that relationship, that would be a very good thing. Nick Schifrin: And it would be a thaw, apparently agreed on a single phone call. For the "PBS News Hour," I'm Nick Schifrin.
Nick Schifrin: The other Western Hemisphere target of the Trump administration this week, Greenland. The world's largest island has been part of a Kingdom of Denmark since 1721. Today, it's a self-governing territory inside the NATO ally. It is also geographically in the Americas and a critical ...
... a prize of the Venezuelan people, certainly want to give it to him and share it with him.Nick Schifrin: But, for President Trump, the coveted Peace Prize appears no longer the focus. Instead, it's extracting Venezuela's maximum value. For the "PBS News Hour," I'm Nick Schifrin.
... a part of that at a certain point, when we are able to see that restoration. But the reality is, we're not there yet. Nick Schifrin: Let's zoom out and let me ask a question about the region and Ambassador Robinson's last point, which is that pressuring ...
Nick Schifrin: Mexico. Donald Trump: Mexico has to get their act together, because they're pouring through Mexico, and we're going to have to do something. Nick Schifrin: And even Greenland, an autonomous territory within NATO ally Denmark. Donald Trump: We need Greenland for the standpoint of national security ...
... to surround ourself with energy. We have tremendous energy in that country. Nick Schifrin (voice-over): Regime change not for democracy, but for energy and for its own sake, as the question tonight in Caracas and perhaps around the world. Now what? For the PBS NewsHour, I'm Nick Schifrin.
Angela Stent: It must have been pretty convincing evidence. And I think, fortunately, he clearly trusts the wisdom of his CIA director and his judgment. And there must have been enough people around him to convince him that he should accept what Director Ratcliffe said. Nick Schifrin: So, given all ...
... acts or the regime basically decides, we don't know how far Trump is willing to go with this. Let's make a deal now. Nick Schifrin: But the administration's critics argue the pressure campaign's tactics are illegal and its goals are imperialist. Daniel Hellinger, Professor Emeritus of ...
... unfortunately become directed against our great people, as it has provided explicit support for the rebellion and fueled internal strife, threatening our security and stability. Nick Schifrin: The UAE denied providing weapons to the separatists, saying that the shipment contained only vehicles meant for Emirati forces within Yemen. Israel today ...
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