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So the next time Human Rights Watch comes out with a report that's critical of Israel for its treatment of the Palestinians, I'll assume that you're going to be saying the same thing, correct? That you think that the report is credible, it's based on eyewitness accounts?
Uh, as --
And you're not going to say that it's politically motivated and should be dismissed?
You know Matt, as you have made clear again and again in this room, we are not always consistent.
"Associated Press' Matt Lee is one of those rare reporters who frequently challenges U.S. foreign policy hypocrisy, both in general and, even more rarely, as it pertains to the nation's support for Israel."
As Glenn Greenwald points out, "a remarkably revealing exchange."
Check it out in context.
VICTORIA NULAND, spokesperson for State Department: Listen, before we leave Syria, I just want to take the opportunity, if you didn't see it, to draw your attention to the Human Rights Watch report that was released today that identifies some 27 detention centers that Human Rights Watch says Syrian Government intelligence agencies have been using since the Assad crackdown on pro-democracy protestors.
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Publicerad den 9 jul 2012
Rare reporter dares to challenge, even on ISRAEL, U.S. foreign policy hypocrisy. See transcript below [or click CC above]:Publicerad den 9 jul 2012
So the next time Human Rights Watch comes out with a report that's critical of Israel for its treatment of the Palestinians, I'll assume that you're going to be saying the same thing, correct? That you think that the report is credible, it's based on eyewitness accounts?
Uh, as --
And you're not going to say that it's politically motivated and should be dismissed?
You know Matt, as you have made clear again and again in this room, we are not always consistent.
"Associated Press' Matt Lee is one of those rare reporters who frequently challenges U.S. foreign policy hypocrisy, both in general and, even more rarely, as it pertains to the nation's support for Israel."
As Glenn Greenwald points out, "a remarkably revealing exchange."
Check it out in context.
VICTORIA NULAND, spokesperson for State Department: Listen, before we leave Syria, I just want to take the opportunity, if you didn't see it, to draw your attention to the Human Rights Watch report that was released today that identifies some 27 detention centers that Human Rights Watch says Syrian Government intelligence agencies have been using since the Assad crackdown on pro-democracy protestors.
The report found that tens  of thousands of Syrians are in detention by regime security and  intelligence agencies and that the regime is carrying out inexplicable,  horrific acts of torture, including -- well, I'm not going to repeat  them here, but I'll leave it to you to read the report. And, you know,  in many cases, the Human Rights Watch asserts that even children have  been subject to torture by the Assad regime.
AP reporter Matt Lee: Do you see that report as credible and solid, and you're putting -- you're endorsing it? I mean, you're saying --
Victoria Nuland: We have no reason to believe that it is not credible. It's based on eyewitness accounts, and they're reporting from a broad cross-section of human rights figures inside Syria.
Matt Lee: So the next time Human Rights Watch comes out with a report that's critical of Israel for its treatment of the Palestinians, I'll assume that you're going to be saying the same thing, correct; that you think that the report is credible, it's based on eyewitness accounts?
Victoria Nuland: Uh, as --
Matt Lee: And you're not going to say that it's politically motivated and should be dismissed?
Victoria Nuland: You know Matt, as you have made clear again and again in this room, we are not always consistent. Goyal --
Matt Lee: So, in other words, anything that Human Rights Watch says that is critical of someone you don't like, that's okay; but once they criticize someone that you do like, then it's not worth the paper it's printed on?
Victoria Nuland: Uh, Matt, I'm not going to get into colloquy on this one. Goyal.
India Globe reporter Raghubit Goyal: India.
Victoria Nuland: Yeah.
Raghubit Goyal: As far as India-Pakistan relations are con-
How much longer are we going to allow our government to act like this?
To perpetrate this vile hypocrisy? And it's this vile hypocrisy that's getting Americans killed. Let's work together to expose and end this hypocrisy. Please use the tools below to share this video. Don't make a copy of it, use the tools below to share this video. Please subscribe, join the email list, twitter, Facebook. Click here for more videos→
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95ncn5...
Daily Press Briefing - July 3, 2012 U.S. Department of State Daily Press Briefing by Spokesperson Victoria Nuland in Washington, DC.
AND get this: Victoria Nuland is married to Robert Kagan, a neocon. See Philip Weiss's blog post: "No problem-- Obama's State Dep't spokesperson is married to Romney's neocon foreign policy adviser" http://mondoweiss.net/2011/10/no-prob...
Thanks to Matt Lee for pointing out the hypocrisy and Glenn Greenwald http://www.salon.com/2012/07/07/vario...
AP reporter Matt Lee: Do you see that report as credible and solid, and you're putting -- you're endorsing it? I mean, you're saying --
Victoria Nuland: We have no reason to believe that it is not credible. It's based on eyewitness accounts, and they're reporting from a broad cross-section of human rights figures inside Syria.
Matt Lee: So the next time Human Rights Watch comes out with a report that's critical of Israel for its treatment of the Palestinians, I'll assume that you're going to be saying the same thing, correct; that you think that the report is credible, it's based on eyewitness accounts?
Victoria Nuland: Uh, as --
Matt Lee: And you're not going to say that it's politically motivated and should be dismissed?
Victoria Nuland: You know Matt, as you have made clear again and again in this room, we are not always consistent. Goyal --
Matt Lee: So, in other words, anything that Human Rights Watch says that is critical of someone you don't like, that's okay; but once they criticize someone that you do like, then it's not worth the paper it's printed on?
Victoria Nuland: Uh, Matt, I'm not going to get into colloquy on this one. Goyal.
India Globe reporter Raghubit Goyal: India.
Victoria Nuland: Yeah.
Raghubit Goyal: As far as India-Pakistan relations are con-
How much longer are we going to allow our government to act like this?
To perpetrate this vile hypocrisy? And it's this vile hypocrisy that's getting Americans killed. Let's work together to expose and end this hypocrisy. Please use the tools below to share this video. Don't make a copy of it, use the tools below to share this video. Please subscribe, join the email list, twitter, Facebook. Click here for more videos→
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95ncn5...
Daily Press Briefing - July 3, 2012 U.S. Department of State Daily Press Briefing by Spokesperson Victoria Nuland in Washington, DC.
AND get this: Victoria Nuland is married to Robert Kagan, a neocon. See Philip Weiss's blog post: "No problem-- Obama's State Dep't spokesperson is married to Romney's neocon foreign policy adviser" http://mondoweiss.net/2011/10/no-prob...
Thanks to Matt Lee for pointing out the hypocrisy and Glenn Greenwald http://www.salon.com/2012/07/07/vario...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfEIXy64HL0 
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Publicerad den 9 maj 2014
The Obama administration is facing  increasing pressure from Congress over its handling of the crisis in  Ukraine. Victoria Nuland, assistant secretary of state for European and  Eurasian affairs, testified in front of Senate and House committees this  week, facing tough questions about the Maidan violence and the  effectiveness of sanctions. RT's Lindsay France has a wrap-up of the two  hearings.Publicerad den 9 maj 2014
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Publicerad den 12 maj 2014            
Ukraine has been a mainstay of the US State Department's daily news briefing in recent months, and today was no different.***
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Publicerad den 26 apr 2014
The US State Department announced  the launch of its third annual "Free the Press" campaign, which will  purportedly highlight "journalists or media outlets that are censored,  attacked, threatened, or otherwise oppressed because of their  reporting." AP reporter Matthew Lee grilled Jen Psaki about the  contradiction of its press freedom campaign and the James Risen case at  the briefing, repeatedly asking if the government considers press  freedom issues in the United States the same way it does abroad.Publicerad den 26 apr 2014
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Publicerad den 6 feb 2014
Senior US State Department official  Victoria Nuland has allegedly been caught giving a harsh message to the  EU while discussing Ukrainian opposition leaders' roles in the country's  future government. The phone call was taped and posted on YouTube (http://youtu.be/MSxaa-67yGM).  US officials refused to confirm or deny the tape's authenticity, but  State Department spokesperson Jan Psaki said that she "didn't say it was  inauthentic." While being grilled about this and other tape-related  statements, Psaki hinted that the tape could have been leaked by Moscow.Publicerad den 6 feb 2014
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Publicerad den 1 maj 2014
Publicerad den 1 maj 2014
Ukraine plunges into complete  chaos-perfect timing to ship missiles to Kiev? America  war hawks,  including John McCain think so.  
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Publicerad den 6 maj 2014            
As Odessa lays to rest victims of  the weekend massacre we ask how the international community can get away  with whitewashing the burning to death of over 40 people.
Host Anissa Naouai has worked in the field for almost a  decade and has reported from over 80 cities across the globe. 
We'll put the spotlight on stories  you'll never hear on mainstream networks or even in RT's daily news  bulletins.
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