Prince Alwaleed's Shocking Interview

Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, founder and chairman at Kingdom Holding, expresses hope for improved relations between the United States and Saudi Arabia under President-Elect Donald Trump. Prince Alwaleed also offers his support for Saudi Arabia's economic transition plans in a conversation with Bloomberg's Erik Schatzker on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas."

Interview - Kissinger on Trump | November 20, 2016

Henry Kissinger says the public shouldn’t just write off Donald Trump, calling him the “most unique” presidential figure in his lifetime. He said “one should not insist on nailing him into positions that he had taken in the campaign.” He says the president-elect is currently undergoing “the transition from being a campaigner to being a national strategist.”

And, who is developing Trump's strategy? You can bet the Israel Lobby, with Kissinger in the background, will influence Trump every step of the way to shape his foreign policy.

The Assad Interview

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad Interview | November 15, 2016

Bashar al-Assad Interview with Serbian Newspaper | November 7, 2016

Syrian president's interview with Serbian newspaper "Politika"

Paxman Meets Hitchens (RIP) : Full 30-Minute Interview with BBCs Jeremy Paxman (Replay)

RT's Peter Lavelle Interviews Dr. Ron Paul

Interview Dutch State Media with President Bashar Al-Assad (Full Interview)

Interview Dutch state media held on the 17th of December 2015 with Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad

President Assad's Interview with SBS News Australia

Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad: Exclusive Interview | NBC Nightly News

NBC's Bill Neely speaks with President Bashar Al-Assad. This interview was filmed by the Presidential press office of Bashar al-Assad. No editorial changes were made to the content.

Syria Conflict: BBC Exclusive Interview in Full with President Bashar al Assad

How to Handle Biased Media with Truth - Bashar Al-Assad Interview Highlights (August 2016)

President Assad's Interview with Swiss TV – SRF1

President Assad to Swiss SRF1: “.. Aleppo has been under siege for the last four years by the terrorists, and we haven't heard a question by Western journalists about what's happening in Aleppo that time, and we haven't heard a single statement by Western officials regarding the children of Aleppo. Now, they are talking about Aleppo recently just because the terrorists are in a bad shape. This is the only reason, because the Syrian Army are making advancement, and the Western countries - mainly the United States and its allies like UK and France - feeling that they are losing the last cards of terrorism in Syria, and the main bastion of that terrorism today is Aleppo.”

Sophie Shevardnadze Interviews Bashar Al-Assad

President Bashar Al Assad's Interview Given to Russia's Koms

Bashar Al-Assad Interview | October 6, 2016 | TV2

Mrs. Asma al-Assad Interview with Russia's Channel 24

Mrs. Assad's public interview for the past 8 years. Source: Presidency of the Syrian Arab Republic

Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad: Exclusive Interview | NBC Nightly News

Salman Rushdie: «Religion soll sich aus der Politik raushalten»

Der indisch-britische Schriftsteller Salman Rushdie lebte jahrelang im Untergrund, nachdem Ayatollah Khomeini 1989 gegen ihn eine Fatwa ausgesprochen hatte. Im «Echo der Zeit» spricht er über sein Werk, die Lage in Ägypten und das Verhältnis von Politik und Religion.

German Television Interviews the Syrian President, Bashar al-Assad

Excerpts of an interview with the Syrian President featured in a new documentary on the conflict by the filmmaker Hubert Seipel.

The interview was conducted in English but later overdubbed in German for broadcast on the network ARD. This clip is from the documentary in which Mr. Assad's remarks can be heard in the original English.

The filmmaker said that he wanted to speak directly to Mr. Assad because "misinformation and psychological warfare make up a large part of the Syrian civil war." He said that he was frustrated by watching Syria's war unfold in YouTube clips selectively edited by the two sides. So, he said, "my intention was just to let Mr Assad speak about his point of view, so that our viewers can make their own judgment."