... the highest level. So that's really the things you should be talking about. Nick Schifrin: Yesterday, President Obama's spokesman, Geoff, said -- quote -- "Nothing undercuts the conclusion Russia worked to influence the 2016 presidential election."Geoff Bennett: Nick Schifrin, our thanks to you, as always. Nick Schifrin: Thank you.
... with nuclear overtones, but a recent Washington simulation of this suggested that we would lose two aircraft carriers within the first week. Just imagine that. Nick Schifrin: Yes. Lyle Goldstein: That's thousands of Americans lost, devastating loss. Nick Schifrin: Lyle Goldstein, sorry. Randy Schriver, I only have about 30 ...
... off that supply of funds, of payments for oil and gas is critical. And the secondary sanctions should be enough to dissuade other countries and other actors from being willing to participate in that sanctions-busting effort. Nick Schifrin: Ambassador Kurt Volker, thank you very much. Kurt Volker: Thanks, Nick.
... It's not what many Kurds want, but it is a huge step forward from the Turkey that I knew in the 1980s and 1990s. Nick Schifrin: And, finally, Jim Jeffrey, the U.S, of course, has had a complex relationship with Kurds across the region, but have allied with ...
... than ever to fight these unjust actions. Lisa Desjardins: We are trying to get a hold of what's happening in this exact moment. Our Nick Schifrin and others are reporting that the State Department may announce RIFs, those reductions in force, tomorrow, even though we didn't expect them ...
... Abdelrahman Abu Taqyia: And we still have hope. Nick Schifrin: But the war goes on, this strike on an old market in Gaza City today. And until negotiators can reach that truce, hope feels distant and a better day remains obscured. For the "PBS News Hour," I'm Nick Schifrin.
... U.S. plans other steps toward normalizing with Syria, but they don't expect any Syria-Israel normalization, more likely some kind of status of forces agreement in the coming months, where Israel would withdraw from Syrian territory. Amna Nawaz: Nick Schifrin, thank you, as always. Nick Schifrin: Thank you.
... back home without limbs, without their family, and kind of, like, keep that perspective in me, like, as I go on with my life. Nick Schifrin: Life does go on, but war and its legacy remains framed for everyone who fought. For the "PBS News Hour," I'm Nick Schifrin ...
... defend it against Iran. Investing in the capability to manufacture and develop sophisticated missile interceptors is what we need to protect ourselves in the future. Nick Schifrin: We have only got about a minute and 20 seconds left, so this will be a bit of a lightning round for a ...
... all this, the Iranian people continue to demand peace, prosperity, development, freedom and democracy, carried out through the will and agency of the Iranian people.Nick Schifrin: An Iranian will that in the past has demanded democracy, but is now handcuffed. For the "PBS News Hour," I'm Nick Schifrin.
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