so he's bored his skills here it's a must go along with a message of how the marshal law can be a forceful good around the globe. dominique of something that i think is being a culture and baset over the sport and around the world, especially in his homeland come a reuben, founder of an african marshal, lots festival, which brings together competitors from 60 countries. every year. the event is represented as an alternative to the olympics. as of many africans struggle to find opportunities in the home line as well. we sat down with him. i so how much of it and people love marshall out, you know, on of closed that to do football is more develop in the uh, you know, if we go on to have to, to be studied in shouting templates and also to be what i'm today. you know, i see how cool kind of head bring to the people based on the,

on bring also the piece. so those she was very important for me for me. it was very good. and also it does seem that relation between china and africa was those to for them. um, uh, i cleared in 2017 and the 1st edition was on income living in 2018. so i was in 2000 and it's in china when china or the olympic game. and in that moment it was very, very big on how china promotes. she's on the culture of the say, what can we do to help also i forgot to promote she's on control. even they can not have possibility to own and begin, you know, so for me it was like a defense of it because you would see too deep. there's a different motional out around the world. does more than to cheat muscle as to what to look to see how it can create something,

what kind of joint look and bring or marshall up to get, you know, and then a created for them. i bring a lot of african negotiate from scholarship in china to bring a lot of like them to go to study in china, especially in shouting templates. so, and this is the head them to promote the bite. but this says they also, when they come back, dick on teach and they can, maybe they get their life for what they come to do in china. you see also to did the relation, we've, russia and africa is also more than most on, you know. so hopefully is could be like a ton of why not so the politic should not involve to support the assembly because bush are not involved to the body to what do we know it's accurate, right? is what the question is, what do we know what to do? and probably take is another jump, so it shouldn't be supported to give more comfortable for each outlet to feel good

until few freedom you can be to know these. you can be, i don't know, a doctor, you can be loyal, you can be whatever you can be, but you can practice sport. so the, this part should be based on that is what you need to when the people are fighting or when the people did not happy, it just spoke and green them to be forget for that story continues online on our website right now. in the meantime, thanks for sharing that time with us here at the audience. and actually the most go . we're back the top of the everybody told them know, once again we now post the show every day used to be a weekly, but now we're a daily. and so many of you from all over the world reached out and said you really like what we're doing. so we're doing it every day. hold no punches,

so look for it. trip. um, number one of that a syndrome, a completely unsubstantiated report. but guess who's bringing it back? i'm going to tell you, truth, i'm number to see it as a love affair with warmongers this time. and once again, it will show it to you. to the stock. number 3, the lensky has fired another top, a who's left? i'm rick sanchez. this is directive pack the . all right, let's talk about it again. we. we have an a syndrome now look. i was born outside havana and a little place called going on, i call cuba. so obviously, over the past many years, myers have always poked up when i've heard the story about havana syndrome. so what is it? all right, here's a simple explanation. back around 2016,

some station employees that were based at the us embassy there and have, and they told their bosses that they felt sick. they said they had fatigue, they had nausea and they had some kind of headache at the time. it became kind of a big deal, even though what they were describing sounded like they went out the night before and had too much cuban wrong. but because they worked for the c i, yea. their complaints began appearing and newspapers. and then it turned into that they must have been targeted by some type of weird noise that wasn't boost. this was what they said was a weird noise that was mysterious, that coming through the walls of their building and infiltrating their minds and making them feel sick after perhaps even getting into their brain and stealing their thoughts. who knows? i mean, i say that because in cuba we have an expression and you can hear it. if you go to miami, it's called go me in the set, it will literally what that means is eating your brain. it's really just an

expression that we use. it means someone's trying to convince you to do something you really don't want to do. that's what they say. anyway, somehow this became bigger than life. and by now, how about a southern story was everywhere? imagine a to stick waves that somehow workers can barely hear that seem to come through the walls and it gives them headaches. the story was now appearing on the front page of the new york times and cnn and the washington post. it was everywhere until finally, the story was refuted. but was it? well, maybe the question is, what was it? bugs, bugs, insects, no, really, bugs. there was a certain tropical insect that at certain times of the year makes a certain sound that makes like the sound of acoustic waves. who reported that

a group of physicists that were hired by the u. s. government to analyze the audio taken from 21 different incidents and they got the tape from havana and here's what it sounded like. you hear that? yeah, that, i mean i, i guess i don't know, i'm not a scientist, but they, it's like they said, those are like insects. and there was no big deal and nobody's trying anybody's brain caused by insects. the scientists go on to say that it's highly unlikely that any microwave or ultra sound beams were involved because it was scientifically impossible. they say for a single source of energy to be able to do such a thing that was back in 2018. i reported right here with that report came out, i remember, but apparently that wasn't good enough, not for 60 minutes. but i grew up watching 16 minutes when i was growing up as a kid and i wanted to be doing this when i grew up. and luckily i have, it was back then really good journalism show something some of the best reporting

in the country. if you're going to use the word investigative journalism, i don't like that word because i think all journalist investigates, therefore. busy journalists are investigative journalists, but anyway, they were famous for investigative journalists. today, 60 minutes is more of a show though. it what it used to be more of a show for the us government agencies like the state department and the c i. by the way, why do you think they get their stories? hello. and they used to have top notch journal is there. today, they hire people like cameras in cooper. and this guy with this really faked voice . in 20161725 americans including c. i a agents who worked in the us in 46 toyota and so called cox like that. anyway, that guy has filed a report where he now talks to some other guy in europe who says that he's figured

it out. he knows who is responsible for how that upset dropped. and he says it's right. yeah. wow, what a surprise, right. thinking about it, quick let. let's see what they've got. let's watch the report. he knows who's involved and he has a long track record uncovering russian documents and gross have says he found one that made link to 91552, a directed energy weapon. and when i saw, i tell you, i literally had tears in my eyes because it was spelling out what they had been doing. it's a piece of accounting, an officer of 29155, received a bonus for work on quote, potential capabilities of non lethal, acoustic weapons. okay. and that's pretty much it. i mean, that's it. so he found a paper that says it's somebody at some point in russia,

once worked on acoustic weaponry, thereby, russia must be responsible for the noises of nevada, and it wasn't bugs after all. that's the story. i mean, it's a hell of a story. the story is extremely fam. i know i've written a few stories where i didn't have a lot of facts, but i went with them anyway. that sounds them. and their source is a reporter in bold, get rid of a guy in bulgaria, a guy who according to breaking points, used to work for a company that was funded by the c. i a see to get, make this up. and now he works on an online newspaper, so that's worse, 60 minutes goes to do a story. to get information from something don't involve. no. yeah. i mean, the whole thing seems weird, right? the reporter, the story, the circumstantial evidence, the fact that they're trying to, we yvette, what is essentially a dead story. but of course it is about russia. so you gotta do,

it must be good. but wait, this thing gets even more bizarre. you gotta see this story in his report, this 60 minutes reporter with a fake deep voice then tells a woman who apparently is an f b i agent, to put on a book can touch that spot on a blog would. so no more, i can advise you with the blog wake, of course. uh, it puts on it in his costume. it looks ridiculous because she looks exactly like the same person. but she looked like before she put on the blond wig, but here she is. one of them is kerry, we're disguising her and not using her last name because she's still an f b i agent working in counter intelligence. it was like a dentist drilling on steroids that feeling when it gets too close to your eardrum . it's like that, you know, times 10. so it's like you have to look like lady guy just incredible. that story.

yeah. this is horrible. anyway, so, so, so there you have a reporter involved area with washington contacts, a woman in a blond wig who may have had a toothache for all. we know that's the evidence in this story. but wait, it gets even better than that because of course, cnn picked up on it. they didn't think it was silly at all to see it out. and this is a perfectly legitimate story. after all. right. it's about russia. we've got to do it. got to do the rush or story. so guess really talk to i'm gonna let you think of this. i'll give you some glitch. how may i help you? um, who loves to hate on russia and china, who still looks and sounds like he's living in the 19 sixty's right at the height of the cold war especially looks he was seeing us troops go to war anywhere in the world, though he himself refused to serve in viet now. you've guessed it. ladies and gentlemen

. john bolton, i was the national security advisor. i was brief, diagnosed. i was very concerned about it. i, i did that and do now think that there's very likely some hostile adversary behavior here. whether it's russia trying to maybe somebody else, but more than likely russia. joining us now to discuss all of this. i'm so sorry for laughing, george of some welly. he's a senior research fellow at the global police policy institute officer of the book bombs for peas. nato's humanitarian war on yugoslavia and just the fact that i showed you john bolton, probably just ruined your day. but what do you make of this whole 16 minutes story? and then if i didn't see and then follows it up with, oh, i know, well, interview john bolton and he'll confirm it for us. what a great get as well. like you. i was also under the impression that the, the syndrome story was just dead is

a dodo and then you will open quietly for golf. and now it's suddenly come back. and so i was trying to figure out what's behind list. and i have to think that this is all part of the revival of russia gate. and there's plenty of evidence that russia gate is being revive, you know, rosters interfering, and all the election. russia was drum bag and the somehow it is to do with chrome if they can show that while there's some reality they can do this and a syndrome hoops and the trump didn't take it seriously. trump didn't do anything to help a man, eric diplomats and intelligence people who are being bombarded with these horrible res. depending you like a script, just show. well this is to this evil person from once again he was doing food in sitting. so it's kind of a double whammy, how you get to blast russia, and at the same time, you blast the folks over in the intel departments like the c i a and cetera for not

doing their job. by golly, they should have figured out that it was russia who was giving this woman with the fate care do, or the wig. uh, i had a that's right. the, the, the, i mean, the story, i mean, you, you describe this isn't in 60 minutes is quite ludicrous. you know, that woman with the belong wig. now she interviewed according to 6, the whether she interviewed this russian, who was arrested full speeding. she interview any for 80 hours, according to 60 minutes or 80 hours and it is. and then she was a badly bombarded with these rays as well as i say that that was immediately off. i say it goes on bother before then it would have been a little appropriate for her to be conducting this investigation. so she was bombarded. so what would be the point of a point? well, why is the word why, why, why, why the way i would why would rush it want to give the woman would say with

a headache, what is, where is the national implications, the geo political advantage for moscow to give this woman a headache. i don't, no, whatsoever to the air at the of the, of the syndrome is that they keep attacking us officials, us, diplomats, us intelligency. but i mean, they have this wonderful weapon then why don't they use it in ukraine? you know, bone bods, the lens. sure. you know, but you should be just your give them a hand, a bottom and the zip is worn over all the way. then the so i wonder if it goes silly things of that. and george, i mean, i mean i, i have to say that when i said i grew up watching 60 minutes, i've always wanted to be a journalist and believing still what we do to this day in because of bad show. because of some of the great reporters, one of the 1st correspondence on there was concrete himself, wasn't bad. but to say that i'm still to this kind of who was the editor who

approve this? who was the guy who said, yeah, let's get a former f b i agent put a week on or so nobody recognizes or when she just looks like the same person with a stupid blond wig. how are these people? what's, what exactly? and what's extraordinary is that the implication of this report was that the us government was covering the stop. now, why would the us government be in the business covering up for russia? i mean, when does the us government been reluctant to point thing is a rush. and yet, you know, in report of the report, the us government said no, we do not believe that any hostile power as this the means of inflicting this. uh, a lot of people, i don't think anyone was responsible for this. and you know that though, you know, i think we can knock, you was explanation. there's just been a report published in scientific american just

a couple of weeks ago saying there was no, there's no evidence of any brain damage, but it's a, it's a total thinking. what, what other people do they have and they show any evidence of brain damage? well, and the fact that somebody might have or studied acoustic weaponry. so what i'm most of my life, i was a police reporter, i worked with caps the most of my life and guess what? they have. they have acute stick weaponry. they do it during, they use it during hostage negotiations. they use it in prisons. it's not a big deal to have accused of weaponry, or to have investigated the usage of acoustic weaponry. that doesn't mean that you did the thing and provide a particularly that's right, and i'm particularly is this russian guy he gave will that up years ago. and it was now working as a chef with america. so he gave me all of his really interested in any of that stuff. the deed may have been interested in as a young man is doing something else now. so they, is it just, oh well, you know, he must still be working on this. why do you think it's funny and he's,

he's an hour shipped. don't you're very successful chat. so he must be, you must be doing something right to go from being employed as it helps. yeah. is there something i'm missing by the way i want to, is there something i didn't i thought about the bulgaria and goals or something to the bulgaria angle that i'm missing or the or is this guy just happens to live in bulk area? no, no, no. the guy chris, the gross, if he actually works well, this billing cap and the billing cat is essentially a c i a cottage. mm hm. it's supposedly independent, but in fact they, the, they get their intelligence, their information from c i a and m i 6. and then the c i, and i'm like 6 can say wow, we didn't know this, this is amazing. this one was an independent journalist researches i've found this out. wow, they doing a better job than we are. and that's so that's, that's the job of bending cap. and chris rosa is one of the chiefs and many good, but he's been peddling nonsense for years. i mean, back,

it was not the russia simple special that you're operations. he was saying, rushes wondering, a m, o rushes money out of the size, rushes on the brink of collapse. you know, he but it but at all sorts of nonsense of a roman. abram of which was involved in indigo. she ations um yeah, mans. you know, he had been poisoned ukrainians have been poisoned. i would kind of known, says groves that was pulling up and he gets the audience of cnn as well. you know this guy, so he's so good is nothing he is simply his working compelling. i think it has to be a tough out so nothing to you said should be the believe the george would 60 me. you know that. and even i knew that and i'm not an expert on geo politics and bull gary are this particular syndicate or this journalist. but i've done enough research to know that this guy was tied to the c i a, if i knew it was tied as yeah i, you know, it was tied as the others know, we started to see i wouldn't, 16 minutes and their editors say, hey,

we better not use this guy is our main source. he's tied to see i. he's got a bone to pick with us or with russia. right? you right, you would sing, but there's a media already a little bit that's, that is with the selection things ongoing very well. russia gate is going to grow and grow and it's in its impacts. and basically they use this as low as they rushed to is everywhere it's ubiquitous and controlling everything engineering and all right, so let me so you know, jump both and he's on and so, so meddling everywhere and that truck wouldn't do anything about it. you know, he was urging trump to do something and trump just wouldn't do anything about. so that's the next door and you know, yeah. ringback november yeah, you know, this reminds me of the guy who comes up with a story and says, oh yeah, russia was responsible for example, for have an a syndrome. and somebody asked them, well,

how do you know that he goes, i read it and they say, he says, where did you read it? he says, i wrote it down and then i read it. and that's exactly what we're looking at here. the guys, they make their own news, then they report their own news, attributing a, basically to themselves as a source. remarkable, but we're going to continue. i want to talk to you about the landscape. there's some news this week about what's going on with zalinski. so we're going to touch on the stay right there because you know what we're going to do. we're going to come back with george and we're going to be talking more about this situation, which it almost at, pardon me for laughing. i maybe i shouldn't, but it does seem comical at times. it seems comical. will be right back the

the say welcome back. i'm rick sanchez. it appears tonight the inner circle of ukrainian president water mirror zalinski is re shuffled once again and he's re shuffled his cabinet. this has been happening a lot of late as of late more and more. busy more of his advisors, apparently a disagreed with his direction and his directives. and as a result, there seems to be of a, a separation gap going on between the people he started with and the people he's putting in now where the people who he had the week before. the latest firing is noteworthy because it's surrogate. shareef shareef was one of the few remaining advisors to have been with lensky, i mean, since day one of his presidency. in fact, this guy, this guy at, you know, most of you know, right, that zaleski was a very popular comedian before he became the president of ukraine. well,

sheriff was the partner this, this is a business associate. these are the guys who built the comedy business up. he and the president of the landscape. and he just got rid of them. he said that you know, no matter how good of friends we are and how long we've been together, you're gone to. the 2nd follows, and i say to because it follows the sacking of the top general valerie lucy who was let go for suggesting that the war is not going well. countering zalinski is very optimistic statements at the time. he's also let go 3 presidential advisors and just within the last several weeks also let go of the to government representatives . so i guess george, i'm bringing you back in here. the question is, what gives what's, what's, what, what's going on. i mean, you know, it's one thing to get rid of one guy or another guy or dial here and there, but they're, they're going and bunch is, it looks like a while. it was easily um,

is there a difficult spot? but i think what is striking is that however dreadful the situation is for um, ukraine as well as the landscape we uh, is west coast offices are absolutely determined to continue supporting them and continue supporting the world. so we had yesterday and today is the meeting with the state anthony blinking and the french foreign minister, a new new man. and then they were a game pledging that ukraine would be brought into later. so here we are talking about the prices in ukraine, this crisis with this uh, uh, zelinski, his manifest unsuitability, to be the president of what was country during war, and they're still pressing for ukraine into nature. then wonders though, as we examine the situation. if the lensky can last

and i feel bad for the ukrainian people, i almost feel like there are people in a war that's being foisted on them more than what they really want. maybe i'm wrong . who am i to speak for any group of people, but you know, it almost sense. i almost sense so many of of already gone so many left in the beginning. so few of them are left to fight. and you have to work continues. it's like somebody is wanting them to fight more than they want to fight. is that an exaggeration? is that unfair on my part, to say that, you know, i think you're absolutely right. it is, it is tragic. i mean, is the question of it's a truck tragedy. ukrainian strategy for russians and it's being sponsored by others . i mean, who are not dying or not getting to and then who are happy to get others killed. and you know when emmanuel, my problem said, oh, we'll put some nato troops on the ground in ukraine. well,

what he was getting at is that the french salt, like french troops, are going to risk anything. it's not like nature forces are going to do any fighting. they're going to be that in order to go on encouraging ukrainians to go on fighting is just a way to tell them there's no way out. you're going to have to continue to fight a hopeless, stupid war against isn't deep for other people. and that's what, and they don't wish to continue this war. and apparently they've changed the conscription this week, the 25 and people were making a big deal out of that. explain that to us. well, i mean, it is a good a to be honest, i do think it's strange that you've green had this conscription rule web, i mean, really conscripted at the age of 27. most places you know, conscription applies when you're 17 or 18, right? it was very strange and i imagine it's because, you know, they, one young men do have children 1st and then they can send them to the from um,

but it is the question can give it to you. they sending more or more of these men to get killed as a country that he's already suffering with demographic problem. you know, people, you know, the people have left like that's a control because a lot of people are being killed. um, how are you going to be sending even more of your young man to die? you kinda wonder what, what's going to be live? yeah, this country in 10 years time, i think you can, you can't help and feel really bad for the men for the people of ukraine. nonetheless, it's a terrible situation. and it's funny, like most of the countries in the global south are pushing for some kind of negotiating a situation well, most of the countries in the west or say no, no, no, no, keep fighting to fighting, just absolutely crazy if not, mind boggling. george, you've been a fantastic guest. thank you so much for joining us. a. thank you very much for

inviting eric. before we go, i want to remind you of our mission here. really we try and the silo. think the side of the world. we can maybe even make it smarter. we've got to stop living in these little boxes where we think everybody thinks like us truths don't live in boxes of rick sanchez. i don't live in a box either. somebody looking for you and get right here where we hope to provide direct impact the are you in these mountains? yes, certainly rewarding, but it takes a lot of energy and man and my hungry. luckily, i'm in north. the city of where food is almost a 4th of religion, where recipes are handed down for generations without changes. and this qualifies for being part of the units go world heritage. intangible list. that's the again,

the, some of the units, the ukraine has become an outright terrorist states for 10 years. it has been terrorizing civilians both within its own country and beyond its borders. russia is the top of the different matter. right? that just ripping into ukraine is western sponsors planning. they've been able to ready to turn a blind eye. the kids atrocities over the data is chief insist, pump team ukraine with more military aid as an investment in the blocks of the security must those form and for the lie. and it says key of simply being used as a tool and a prophecy war against russia. now nothing is threat. ukraine is an instrument from the side to put it bluntly and straightforwardly state countries of wages.