because this, we would have more countries would have gone into a natural set of suppliers. and actually these, the was the energy pressures. so if i looked at it from the perspective of the global economy, i'm, frankly, obviously from my own perspective, we actually did that. i think so this will it be to think for yourself to be comfortable with the identity, to be proud of your civilization, to be, to be appreciative of your own history. now remember, india had dukes, we both the ukraine as well as last year. and this off to the russian presidents was re elected so week ago, the primary sort of india. and the reason for the he dive almost school. he in fact had a word with food, then he also had a word we've done with the ukranian now president. and as far as talk the officials and the government of india, i can send the help confirm to me that so i'm going to send that engine will be, has been invited by both sides to wizard, back on please,

respectively. all still the elections in india. so the results, so the interactions are going to come in the 1st week of june. so sometime after that, india is invited in both countries. why? perhaps? because slowly it's being made very clear that if somebody has the pablo to broke up, these is india because it has maintained its relationship with moscow that remember west didn't, don't want. so becoming really clear of, by the way that if there is a country in the world, that is a piece, meek or a stabilizing force globally, that is in there as well. russell recently became indeed as a top supply of crude oil and snow accounts of one 3rd of the countries. a total impulse without moving trade has seemingly been affected by western sanctions that include a price cap on russian oil shipments just this month. the india is a purchases of russian food increased by 2 percent compared to february, and the director of the,

in the foundation think time told us that new delhi doesn't dogs to the, to the west that alone ukraine. the should have been made very clear both by the prime minister and the start of the basement is to it as well to caustics. what do you see despite the national interest? now you must realize of india is a developing country and really editor's office. and a bit of what we can get them from the endeavor to actually go there and get it nice. all the countries not be sanctioned. and they said, i'm just going to the section that's just based on the sanctions. another can be stopping based on dimensions. then rather than they get instead of the problem, i'm the not oh, completed develop can give you another rich country like the wrist, like the rest of the country is up. we need this is also an endeavor to everything . it is national interest. uh, regardless of what others may feel about it and that spence would be made very clear what the private instruction did and buy a suggestion, good,

or the started up as minister. how many? thanks, a company here right now and so you internationally. it's always appreciated, went back to the top of the hour with more of the latest. see you then the the hi everybody. we got a program note for you. again. borrowing holidays occasional, you know, family days. we now post the show every single day. got that. not weekly, used to be weekly and our daily, and we hold no punch in. so look for it. truth bomb number one, toyota, such is the victim of us state retaliation. that is what his lawyers have just said to a british high court, and they are apparently the court that is listening to his bond number 2,

nbc reporters screaming mad because their network dared to hire a trump advisor. by the way, this is pure hypocrisy and i'll show you how to supply them. number 3, r f k junior has already made the, janelle, who will likely take boats away from president button, actually has post or seem to be saying at this point. we're going to tell you why i'm rick sanchez. this is directed in fact the . so here's where we are us state department officials, as you probably have heard, are saying, but joining us on endangered lives by publishing thousands of classified documents . but defenders of mr. hassan say worldwide, by the way, that it was the military contractors with their actions in iraq and places like

i've dentist and who were not just endangering the lives of innocent civilians, but also lying about it. and once again, i mean, let's look at this, right. let's, let's, let's have a case in point here. this attack where this us helicopter gunship to send its soldiers are heard killing 2 writers, photographers. and then they're kind of, well, they're not kind of, they're, they're laughing about it, watch. you want to have 547 bite of all of the q 60 that on the cube. damaged by the fact that if i had to go on to shoot claire claire.

oh yeah. like that. right. there's a way to go frequency for a lot of stuff. yeah. so basic the watch and to hear it, the helicopter gunship, the guys inside that helicopter gunship even way that you saw it there towards the end the band, right. that was an ambulance. they waited for it to arrive to take the victims to the hospital, maybe they could save their lives, but instead they fired at them while they were in the ambulance, eventually killing the man and several others who possibly could have survived us. officials denied that the incident happened until they were show the video. these are the types of stories reveal bi weekly leaks, founder julia massage, that his lawyer say look at embarrass us officials. she says they're just angry. she says it's because of that. they simply can't handle the truth and it's the only reason that they want him turned over for what she says quote is state retaliation . the british judges seem to agree,

at least in part with what that argument is enough to mandate us officials to do a couple of different things. one, they must assure that julian, a sons gets his freedom of speech protections do. they must assure that he will not receive the death penalty if he is extradited at some point to united states. and then the new k high court is also saying that a sons can now launch a new appeal. and they are delaying the proceedings by at least another 3 weeks while they possibly prepare that. here's what's ironic. some of the sciences critics in the united states, or journalists, journalists, criticize, already better, said government lackey's, posing his journalists. let's say what you want about a search. you may not agree with what he did. fine, you can't deny this. he is a bonafide reporter who has sacrifice from sacrifice himself for the sake of the truth. the question and interestingly enough, the us on story is occurring,

as there is a booming scandal that is taking place in the media here in the united states. right now everybody's talking about it who's in the media. it's over the hiring by nbc, the television network of a former donald trump advisor, who was also the chairperson of the republican party. her name is rona mcdaniel, you may not have heard of her, but she's somewhat well known here. she's no longer tied to the party, she's no longer tied to trump. so she was offered a contract by the network by nbc. even though by the way, she has no journalistic experience, no journalistic credibility. mind you? well, this hiring has set off on an intense reaction from nbc employees. they all went on the air. i mean, every day to criticize their company's german cesar conduct. here's an example. here's a chunk taught. i think our bosses owe you an apology for putting you in a situation because i don't know what to believe. she is now a paid contributor and got put into an impossible situation. booking this interview

and then all of a sudden the rugs pull out from underneath in finance, shipping, paid to show up. that's. that's unfortunate. yeah. check dogs bad that they hired this woman who worked for the government and now she's being hired to work here. there's this is this news channel, no less. he wasn't the only one. there's like 10 or 20 who come out recently and set the same thing on there. but there's a glaring hypocrisy in their position. and it's this. why didn't they speak up? and why weren't they also appalled with their network? hired simone simmons. she was the senior advisor for vice president. come lars. jen sanky who they also recently hired. she was a white house press. secretary for president, jo mine for one. i was press secretary to have in your own show on it. see nicole wallace. she was president george w bush's white house communications director. in fact, nicole wallace was in the large measure responsible for selling the allies to us

the american people that got us to buy into the disastrous thing that we called the warner rock. now she has their own show. she's a journalist. by the way, those same reporters often called for and media companies and foreign journalists, quote, space tv. you've heard of the 1000000 times. they said about this place, set state, tv, that state media. those are all government propagandist. what, what could possibly be more government propaganda? and state media then having a government official suddenly become a news presenter or so called journalist. the fact is are you are media is chuck. so a form of government officials. many of them went from being a sped person for the government or some government agency or intelligence or the military one day to having their very own new show on

a cable news channel. the very next day. just a big enough for you to greer's, i think, a journalism today this is crazy. it really is, especially when you consider that the vast majority of them, i've never covered or written a new story, nor do they have degrees or any training as journalists, but by golly, they are. hello, this is the news i'm such and such. look at this, we, we compiled a little list for you to see. i mean, this is the top of the hat stuff. okay. here's jen sanky. i told you about her already. right? she worked for bible and obama. there's george stephanopoulos. he was president, bill clinton spokesperson became the head anchor. a news presenter at abc simone sanders told you about her right. she works for the vice president. now she's got our own joe. she's a journalist, i guess. huh. the call was there she is. same thing. we could keep going

apparently let's, let's do it that sarah huckabee sanders. i bought her. she went from the government to then working for fox news and now she's back in the government. but you can just ping pumps for my come to me is her dad. he went from being the governor to having his own show on fox news. on a result, the head of the democratic party, she went from bad to being a news contributor at the abc news and then sean spicer, just to spice things up a little bit. he went from lighthouse spokesperson right to being mount anchor man of the cable channel. look, i can go on and on and on and on. but i've got to stop here because we'll be here all day. so here's the question. why are these nbc journalists who have not once complain when other government officials were hired? and we have not once complained about the treatment of a real journalist like julian, a sons'? why are they now complaining about? rona mcdaniel. could it be that what they really stand for is not so much

journalism, but rather groups speak groups be could have be that what they really don't want to do is share their microphone or their studios with people who they don't agree with. oh and guess what? they one, nbc chairman, caesar. com, they apparently just announced he heard their screams, and he fired mcdaniel before she even started on the job. here's what he said. he says, after listening to the legitimate concerns of many of you speaking to these reporters, welcome, plaintive nbc. i have decided that rona mcdaniel will not be and then be seniors. contributor said, there you go. wow. joining us now, my colleague john kerry echo, who represents just the opposite of all those people that we were just talking about only as john kerry. i could not a government lackey. he's a whistleblower who has long been critical of the government,

which is what journalists are supposed to do by the way. he worked for the c i a so he saw it from the inside out. john has written several books. it appears your weekly on his own show. it's called what's up lowers because he is always the lower . and i don't know, i don't know where to start. maybe we'll start from the backend. what, what do you make of these journal is a places like nbc, who are now angry because somebody from the government is going to go from to work for them. it looks to me more like they're angry about the fact that he is a trump government worker. right, they were okay when it was a uh, you know, democratic president, the government worker. oh sure. democracy. oh total hypocrisy. and the thing that they focused on was that run a mcdaniel was an election deny. or in fact, she really wasn't in the election deny or how about this. so got a sort of a you're welcome. yeah, that's it. you're exactly right. let me tell you another thing can be lenient at nbc and m. s. nbc. he's the chief intelligence corresponded. yeah, for the network,

he was caught thanks to a freedom of information act request, sending his articles to the c. i a for clearance, for sending them to his own editor. no. and we're supposed to just accept. so do i didn't notice john one more time, a reporter who worked for nbc still works. he's the chief intelligence correspondence. one of the worst full pauses you could make in journalism. yeah. and you know, i'm one of those few idiots who actually went to journalism school and i spent my time eating a reporter in writing stories. so you don't, before you interview somebody, you don't send them their questions, right. you don't cherry share with your sources. the information that you have because you're going to bias them and you're just going to get from them. busy you wrote and in this case that he would actually get the okay, from a government agency and they were supposed to be opposing the government agents so you don't work for them. that's right. well this, this points to the demise of investigative journalism in the united states. it for most in most cases it just doesn't exist anymore. and the other thing that we

learned from this freedom of information act request that was uh hm. that was filed by a reporter from bloomberg. jason leopold was that it, when journalists got too close to stories at the c, i a, the c i is office of public affairs. wouldn't write them emails and say you better stop. you better stop investigating the story or we're never going to cooperate with you again and your not invited to the christmas party. in other words, we will deny you access. if you write something, we don't like, that's right. how is that not state tv? how is that not prior. exactly, right, that it, that's exactly what it is. and even if these, these so called journalists protest that they are not propagandist me, they have to admit that they are corporate propagandist. at the very least, by the way i could see times when i would you should have government sources. absolutely. they should not be your pals exact. they're not supposed to be your buddies. in fact, if you're supposed to work against each other,

that might have been a disrespectful way. know, know what you're supposed to work against each other. that's why does it seem to be honest, people honest, that way? exactly. let's go to massage. i'm trying to understand what the judge is really saying, it looks like, did i get this right? it's my read is he saying you guys, you're getting his lawyers, you guys have a point. i think there's something a file here. i'm going to give you 3 weeks to re appeal. is that really what's going on? yeah, this is a paper work exercise. so one of the things that, that the british insist on is whenever they're requesting and whenever the americans are requesting an extradition, they have to say in writing that the prisoner will not be subject to the death penalty. so they said that orally in court early on in this process, but they didn't put it in writing because they didn't think they had to. julian hasn't been charged with the death penalty crime, but it wasn't in writing. and so we're at the point now where julian's attorneys are just throwing the kitchen sink into each appeal. and one of the points that

they made and the most recent appeal was, hey, they never said in writing, the julian wouldn't be subject to the death penalty. and the brits said, you're right, the training specifically says it has to be in writing. is there a possibility at this point, john, based on all this, some of the new shot, some of it important administrative filings where. busy you're starting to see that there's a little bit of daylight for julian. massage. yes. yes. i don't think i'm violating a a confidence by telling you that several months ago the justice department offered julian a deal. mm hm. uh, they wanted him to take a plea to an espionage count. he flatly said, never. he said, i will not be held responsible for any future prosecution of an american journalist for doing his job and said, no deal. well, now the government, it's more clear that the american government just wants this thing to go away. and

so they're offering him a plea deal to a reduced charge. that in most cases is a misdemeanor. it's not a felony. and the conventional wisdom is that deal would be for time served and he can just leave that deal has not been sealed. no, it has not been sealed, but it's not a formal deal yet. yeah, i was talking to one of julian's attorneys a couple of days ago, and they said that this is just something that's been broached by the prosecutor. so the question is, why would they do that? but let's do this, let, let's talk about that on the backside. because i want to ask you about that. i want to ask where this is going and then we're going to talk a little bit about r f k junior, who's they going to affect the most? now that he made a big announcement yesterday, president biden's voters or president former president trump's voters. we will let you know, don't go away. i'm with him as john kerry, how could the

release of come to the russian states? never as one of the most sense community best, not all sense and up the in the system must be the one else holes. question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin moved the machine, the states on the russians cruising and split the ortiz food, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube tv services. what question did you say from stephen twist, which is the

take a fresh look around his life kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion, by how us to do vision with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse who really wants a better wills, and is it just because it shows you fractured images, present it is, but can you see through their illusion going underground? can the, hey, welcome back. i'm at sanchez, and i'm here with my colleague john kerry, aka. i'm thinking if there is a possibility, as you mentioned that there's a that there's some daylight that there might be a deal that they might do with the with assigned is it because the u. s. is in a bit of a pickle right now, globally. i mean, ukraine is looking like

a mess. yes. causes, making this administration look really bad. this thing that just happened in russia . a lot of people are pointing the fingers in our direction. um, its a good time for some kind of win and bringing a journalist back to the united states and then saying you want to kill him or put them on prison for life as would be a 4th. really bad luck. this might be the time where all these things kind of help a song. am i wrong? no, i think you're right. i think you're on to something the fact that it is an election year means that the administration needs a when don't both young vote. yeah. and young people are disproportionately supportive of julian assigned. yeah, so it's in everybody's interest to make this thing go away. we know one of the things to that the british courts don't understand really is, is the division of power in the united states. they keep getting these, these assurances from the prosecutors that he won't be subject to the death penalty

. he won't be put in the communications management unit and he won't be put in solitary confinement. it's not up to the prosecutors to make those decisions, right? it's up to a bureau of prisons and now the british judges are realizing that they may have been lied to. and so make promises. you can't change, right? yeah, this thing go away. there's something else i want to get your take on. ready. this is a story that i want to tell you about today. that's really kind of important because it could have a real impact on who becomes the next president of the united states. it's about r f. k, junior. he has announced who will be his running mate for vice president. and i am so proud to introduce d o. the next vice president, the united states, my fellow lawyer, abruptly. and so i had to technology his fears or your mom. nicole share the got me a fierce warrior mom because she had to have, by the way, she's a lawyer from california. she's apparently a philanthropist. can he's hoping that she's going to bring in lots of young voters,

but i'm not sure about that. and i'll tell you why. i don't think it's likely to happen based on the fact that kennedy is 100 percent, but against the palestinian cause and 110 percent in favor of these really government. i don't know. uh that is possibly what's bringing out a lot of young people against even the president biden, even though they're democrats right now. so i'm not sure about that. shanahan is very connected by the way. she is tied to google co founder survey brand, and she was also responsible for the kind of the super bowl lab, the tied him to his dad and his uncle who were both as you know, assassinated. the 60000 dollar question is, well, he take votes from biden or willie, take a votes from a former president, donald trump, you care to venture here? yeah, i, i try to follow these polls very closely. first let me read their rates something that you said she, she's a billionaire. yeah. being x y makes 3 of us. yeah. right. the x rays from their debris and god bless you know if you come out of that with 1000000000. well we

married it seriously. i wish i had to number one, number 2, she's only 38 years old. she's young. she's very accomplish. she's an important lawyer of focusing on, on patents and trademarks. okay. and silicon valley. i'm good looking 38 years old . and i don't know if i said that a moment ago or not. so the idea is that she should be appealing to young people, but you re something very important. the reason why bob kennedy is not appealing to the young people felt his position on his right. oh, it's hard because it's, it's worst it's, it's, it's, he's more strident than by the both of them. yeah. then then by me or trump, like can you, can you be more pro is real than biden and trump. yeah. apparently you can because he is and that's what's really hurting him. so the key, i think for him that is not to win the presidency. he knows he's not going to win the press. yeah. the key is to be able to pull consistently at the 15 percent level

. mm hm. so that he gets invited to the presidential debates. now he's been pulling between 10 and 15 percent. he's hoping that this gives him a boost. now you raced an important question to does the kennedy campaign draw more from biden or more from trump when he 1st announced? yeah, he was drawing significantly more from trump that has reversed. and now he's drawing more from vide, so it looks like he could be a problem for joe, but yeah, at least the way it looks right now. it's. and today for the very 1st time, the bite and super pack criticized kennedy by name the policy previously had been to just ignore him. yeah, now they're attacking him and they attack because they're worried. and because they've been looking at the polls. exactly. john kerry, who you are such a good friend and thank you so much for taking time talking to you as usual. pleasure. before we go, i want to remind you of what we do here really is our mission. we try and keep it simple. we want to just the side of the world. we've got to stop living in these

little boxes where you only agree with your neighbor. if he agrees with, you know, troops don't live in boxes, troops everywhere. public sanchez, that's what we go by and we'll be looking for you again right here where i try to provide a direct impact the a wrench if i do this, but it's a bit of a confidential gosh, a little but that to me and i know even though for the fall of the school guys, it's a peel off. i know where you liked it. that was the issue and then leave her or to a very simple do this close to you. i'm going to be like for us to be on the right

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