empties of navea board excellent relationship with the ships and what's the relationship with the united states? and i think that situation is going to continue when they came in. preston a is here on the in the pacific region was washington, and to speak to a cheese in the region. d. thank you. see been uh, the, the basic talk on the pacific is to keep the oceans free and open up a free and open as part of shipping is concerned. and the new in new ones in good condition to fit the dogs to the consistent stand of a new private vista that you want the shipper used to be open. source would be to write and deliver normal stress on things like on the policy operations. uh, reach your country under uh your country and in the agency. and uh we have done a very, very successfully. so we don't want any countries really try to control the options, all the views. it has to be free of open shipping for or come to the hood based on

the i'm clause. and that is more boston to be. i presume that is very once the united states and in the india. if you have a convergence of interest, i despise both sides being interested in, in a peaceful and a good relationship between and during the us. there are a few things where they don't see eye to eye the case of the india designated terrors pond on is one of those. is it accurate to say the us india ties are on the rise of given that particular situation? what you see the cops in any relationship, but we don't have to see i do. i do each year in each relationship. the americans are not very happy run a nickel. good stance on the. are you kidding? i sure will. but reason, cost done, which is not to not to the liking of the united states, but leaving that aside, we still mcdaniel technicians the following effect. yes, it took us autopay as part of india is concerned because he's a designated service. and he, he happens to be

a citizen of both the united states and canada. so i think we're gonna have to do things in a straight. and relationship cannot be perfect. but then we look at these, when we look at the bottom of it, we also have to look at the way to picture on the right of frontier. i think in desktop can be very clear, even more dig good relations with all countries to the best on our ability. which is why don't i put it on a relationship with anybody to audit organizations that just yeah, there's not really that the relation to the united states and by 2 by sir. so i think that will be those done. so i think the, what the brand new studies, the present minister of enunciated just many days on the exit, creating it so that it didn't address and did thank you very much for speaking to us today is great to hear from you to have kind of self direct, so i'll be in the foundation independent research center. thank you. a thank you for joining us. hey, on, on the international. it's always a pleasure. don't forget to keep an eye on our website. all teeth,

all console. the latest news on safe on if that was more than 30 minutes. see you then the hi everybody up there is a lot of news on this day program. no, we, we not post to show every single day because there is a lot of news not weekly, but daily, and much. and the reason that so many people are out watching this is because we hold no punches. so to look for it daily. truth pump number one, for where's my, the ukrainian energy company is being linked to terrorist attacks against russia. truth on number 2, for as most involved, but appears to have been funded by western possibly us sources. truth phone number 3. will this investigation lead to the biden barbarism, a connection?

somehow? we're asking. i'm rick sanchez. this is direct impact. the okay, let me take you through this because this thing seems to be building right. ever since the terrorist attack in moscow at the crocker city music hall. there have been leads and revelations as to who was responsible and you know what that all happened. right? right. from the beginning, it seemed obvious, this was not a usually terrorist attack was obvious to most people. anyway. first of all, the attackers did not like tears. they weren't there to sacrifice themselves for a cause. they were there to kill and then try and get away. that is not usual in these cases when a little bit, i think what crowded and paid that is about usual because these cases,

most of us in this business have covered a lot of these terrorist attacks. i know i have, i haven't seen anything like this. then we learned that they were headed toward ukraine. wall authorities followed and monitor their cell phone calls, which were being made in to your plane. that is not usual. well, if you have any of my colleagues here in the united states and other western media or even the u. s. government agencies have reported on any of that or even found any of what i just said. curious, authorities in moscow investigating the attack did put out this official statements when we reported this, i think most people that quote, it says as a result of the work with a detained terrorist examination of the technical devices sees from them and analysis of information on financial transactions, evidence of their leads with ukrainian nation list has been obtained.

that was important when they said that right. it was kind of a breakthrough in the case. that was as far though, as russian investigators would go at the time, they didn't add anything else. now, they are coming out with new information where they seem as a jazz that they're working on a link between the attackers and a specific very specific ukrainian company. we're as much founded in 2002 original holdings as an oil and natural gas company. originally owned by ukranian business person, make a lot. sl kaski is his name. interestingly enough, he was also are you creating a government official at the time? who baseboards bought into? yeah, but registered in cyprus, the bridge has been steeped in corruption state lousy with corruption, as we would say here in the states. and it was about that time right after the u. s . government inspired to remove ukrainian president. victor, you got a country?

pardon me? no coverage, when vice president joe biden stepped into the picture. so this is when joe biden steps into the picture there after the, the situation where the president was removed, it was essentially a us let go. he was made by that was the point man on ukraine for the united states. now at the time mister brighton made frequent visits to your credit by his own count. he went there at least a 1000 times from 2014 through early 2016. and that you should know not so go incidentally is about the same time that his son hunter got what appeared to be a token job working for verizon. verizon is a company that is produced as much as 1300000000 cubic meters of natural gas generates revenues as high as half a $1000000000.00. now,

it is also being accused of producing something else. and that's why we're bringing you the story today. not just natural gas, but also terrorism. this link was disclosed publicly for the very 1st time by the moscow investigative committee spokespersons here she is told them by the okay, i've been using when they see this a brushing them group. would you put the was due in the slits slips. i'm committed to what i see was was dental, go mozilla. i've seen them see the we need studies. one will start moving and that's the thing is listed as flip a football. she just got new skilled, we use lots of checklist. they used to guzzle, combine, you would use my whole junk, the solution not sitting through grain, not participating. you possibly, if he, if you supposedly, lia associates, delaney instead of just to just get clock the what i ceased case you get upset. that was as a, you'll be dealing with. so there you go. thought is there a linking verb is not with terrorist attacks now while moscow authorities do not, and this is important,

they do not at this point directly type original to the crocus, music call attack. to be fair, they do seem to suggest a pattern of associations between terrorist attacks and brisbin. the report also suggests that were risk bought was not an independent actor. that in fact, may have been funneled millions and millions of us dollars through the quote involvement of specific individuals from among government officials and public and commercial organizations in western countries slid, saying, what was the want this to be assuming? is bit slow. let me issue non so what else that is good, but it is that your solution keeps to playing it initially that isn't using as much serious, but i was needing new school gets me into one of the little so shop. but it just was complete. leads is just a little sore throat and before going to flushed it up, she has not come. you'll just get ahold of me, is that 6 that comes up with us?

so why is this really important? and this is why we want to bring to this, 1st of all luck, let's just be straight. while the involvement of any company, no less a ukrainian company would fives to the united states should spark colonial concerns when linked to terrorism period. the fact that it's but original, perhaps the fact that this is more reasonable seems to make this story. obviously most more newsworthy and noteworthy, right? why? well, because there is a direct link between the president of the united states, his son and barbarism bar up to be claire. and again, i to be fair. while that link exists at the present time, there is nothing that connects the biden's to risk. most alleged association with terrorism. in other words, there's 2 stories here, the bottom connection, and then the fact the origin was being tied to tears. we can not put those together

and it would not be responsible to do so. journalist simply speaking, however, and, and as i mentioned earlier, there are plenty of lakes to the buttons and bridges. my and they are important. and let me take you through them. in 201400 biden's life appeared to be an absolute mess. it was drugs, alcohol, prostitution were all front and center and this and the younger bibles wavered wayward existence. that's when he was discharged from the navy after being caught doing okay. and that's when he went to work for marisa. now just that story and of itself makes no sense, right? it still doesn't make any sense to me or i think anybody else, how could a person with that type of horrible record and reputation and the working and even sit on the board of a huge energy company? the answer, his father was the vice president united states. and as i, for mentioned,

had direct dealings with both the company and ukrainian officials. since becoming president, the hunter issue has become embarrassingly front and center for the bottom administration. and although direct illegalities have not been proven, there remain open questions as to just how closely hunter, or for that matter, pressing a button. we're tied to bar as well, and it's actions, which is why this new question of potential links to terrorism becomes so important . and that's why we're reporting on this at this time. joining us down to break this down. i'm joined by front of the show, somebody who tries to clear up the gaps and there are plenty of them. i think in the story. international relations and security analyst marks about a mark. thank you so much for joining us. rick. thanks for having me. it's always an honor and a pleasure to be on direct impact. i think it's really important for us to go

through the things that have not been proven at this point. and i think the 2 things that i pointed out is, we're not, i don't think anybody at this point can say that there's a tie between the terrorism and the buttons. there is a tie between the buttons and we're risen level. and that's what makes the story so important, but mark, and i think you'll agree with me on this. the fact that we're risible for an a company. now let's say ukrainian company may have ties to terrorism is important enough for all the world to be paying attention to it. right? i'm sure i'm, i think you're right to point out that there are no direct connections identified yet, but there are plenty of indirect connection of the of brisbin holdings. as it has for its exist. there's been pretty much a black box slush fund for corruption and money laundering and making off the book, payments to political figures inside and outside you. great hunter,

bite in and jo biden's, business partner devin archer, being one of the to put them both were paid $1000000.00 a year for no show jobs on the board of directors to which they had no expertise whatsoever. yeah, it was a blake, you can see once pen like operation last part of id unless perhaps, unless perhaps being an alcoholic and a drug addict makes you expert on energy matters. and of course i say that with my tongue firmly planted in my cheek. yeah, i don't know, maybe some of his drugs fuel prostitution, episode impressed some people we have, i don't know um, but um joe biden, at the time was the vice president of the united states. and more than that, he was essentially acting as obama as the viceroy over you

grade after the us backed over through. busy of the government there in 2014. in fact, the joe biden brag about getting the prosecutor general of ukraine removed on his order on his threats. a prosecutor general, who had opened a corruption investigation into you guessed it for re small holding. yeah. can't have anyone taking a look at your sons and business partners uh little uh, uh, source of, uh, extra curricular uh, income. but uh, i'm gonna, i'm gonna stop you for a minute. when get all that. i don't think you'd have to be an absolute moron or getting it or just not paying attention to not see. but there's some really questionable stuff that took place between the vice president, his son and brisbin. but it's a giant leap to go from that. to berrera's mother is involved in terrorist attacks may have been involved in the quickest attack. and perhaps the president of the

united states today may have some connection to that, that my friend is a hell of a revelation. and one that would send shock waves around the planet, isaac to yeah it's, it's actually not so surprising that the reason why is involved in this the, the cambridge human ukraine for the last decade has repeatedly used it is, this is right. who have paid them. basically, political money is to, to avoid some type of a persecution by the regime and that has the use as off the books funds for a lot of black book activity. the former, the dissidence former ukrainian a m p 's. i like their member of call congress andre. their kotch has specified how breeds more, in particular, was used as a such

a vehicle to fund terrorist activities in russia and what he's talking about there . what, what the investigative committee they haven't specifically yet identified. the crocus city hall effects, although the context of which they announce that means they're definitely looking in that direct. yes, but it's not worded widely in the western mainstream media, but there have been dozens of terrorist attacks in russia over the last couple of years here. it's in the former east ukraine over the last decade targeting public figures, political figures active as a journalist. anyone who is in opposition one form or the other. you know, freedom of speech in all against the regime in keys of the car bombing of diarrhea do not the russian philosopher and journalist a friend of mine by the way. uh, that is uh,

probably one of the activities from the description, the, the, the terrorist bombing of the cafe targeting the former east, ukrainian, a war blogger lot, then to tar sky is another search example. this frictions of the investigative committee gave of the type of terrorist activities, very specifically point to events like this. and like i said, there have been dozens of such incidents. and it, it is. we've got testimony from a former ukrainian m, p, a district. and now you know the evidence, the financial links of the investigation and when you have a company like breeze more intimately correct, connected with the care, resumes, government and intelligence services. and you have the us funding the entirety of the cavern, james, economy, governments salaries in business. i would venture to say that the connections,

while you know how plausible degrees or agrees of separation, there is ways if not direct links. yeah. and i think you're right. i want to take a break, i want to come back and explore this a little bit more, but i think you've made it a little more clear to us now that there has been already and existing association between ridgemont and some malady, some very questionable actions, including in fact, terrorism, so that's where we're going to start the conversation. um, hopefully when we come back with mark, you're watching a direct impact. i'm rick sanchez and we're going to stay with this as we try and break it down for you. we'll be right back. the take a fresh look around is life kaleidoscopic, isn't just a shifted reality distortion,

but how of tired vision with no real opinions fixtures designed to simplify will confuse really once a better wills. and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented to this, but can you see through their illusion going underground can the on the, on the back i'm rick sanchez. i'm joined by uh analyst marks la boda talking about what is a very important story that could send. i said this before. busy and i mean,

a global shock waves, the fact that original a company out of the ukraine is tied to terrorism in russia has been in the past and now could possibly be investigated as well for the moscow terrorist attack. yes, the same bridge by that is also tied to the president the united states and his son . when you put that all together, it looks nefarious. but i think mark that we need to be real careful here. i look, let me just state this very clearly. the fact that any rich guy or powerful guy in the world would get a cushy job for his idiot, son is not news. and i think that in and of itself is like, where too often the media runs with the story. i think it's more important that he got his, any of the strong, a job working for a company which has various overtones and has done some really horrible things is

extremely corrupt. and now we're talking about that company having something to do with terrorism. see, as a journalist, as i look at the story, i'm thinking, okay, now you've got me. now you've got me because before them, i think it was just political hackery. i'm on the wrong. i think there's a way we get more than that. i would say simply because of jo biden's intimate connection with the over throw all of the ukrainian government that immediately proceeded that uh that that to me makes it l of bates. it about a typical political scandal in the united states that's for. so there is a, there is a ford policy aspect of it there for me. so i'm just thinking that what you and i are talking about now though is something which could have the kind of repercussions, but takes it out of the republican party or the democratic party, which by the way, past the world could give are about, uh, you know,

what about right this, this, that you and i are talking about now is not about, you know, the democrats and biden, and the republicans, and trump, and all that other jazz that some people get very jazzed up about, which i try to stay away from on the show this is serious, this is, this is a kind of stuff that can start world war 3 my front. it is absolutely, especially when you consider that some of the terrorist attacks and russia, like the unwilling suicide side bombing of the cried me in bridge. that has been admitted to via us, back to the gym in our, our major international events. well, that's and again, and this is i'm glad we're having this conversation. we keep hearing the horrible things that our government is doing in our name, in places like gaza in places like ukraine in russia. as a matter of fact, with some of the bombings that we now see there across the board. or if this is

somehow proven. busy or investigated further, this even takes that to a whole new realm, which is why i think we can't spend enough time talking about it and hopefully putting it to bed. hopefully it didn't happen, but if it did, what kind of repercussions usually coming out of this is a security analyst i, i think there's so many repercussions from so many things going on with russia and in the united states and nato on the precipice of direct hop on war, this is almost the footnote, to be perfectly honest, it certainly adds to the tensions. but when, when uh, you know, the nato, a country leaders are openly talking about sending troops into the combat. the, the terrorist bombings at this point. just become in the icing on the cake, but i'm going to disagree with you, and here's why i'm going to disagree with you. because countries can always say,

well that's military matters. that's official government work. we're sending troops were. busy being bad and that all seems like it's regular new speak. but if there's one thing that this government, the government of the united states, i'm probably a block from. busy white house where i'm standing right now has always sat, is terrorism, is a different deal. terrorism is the spirit of society, it's the ones that we're going after. it's the biggest problem we have on this planet right now, is, there is proof that the united states of america, this government is somehow tied to terrorism per se, and a terrorist act that's different that i do believe mark, i disagree with this, this, this becomes a much bigger deal, but just sending troops are not sending troops to some country. we shouldn't be even involved of the see, rick, i got to see that most of the rest of the world looks at the us and sees the biggest states sponsor of terror for decades. in the world, from the us support of the g hotties and moves that had been enough gattis down to

the support of head shopping suicide bombers in syria to the support of l. k. the affiliates the over throw the government in libya, the support of the cost of all liberation army, which they had previously themselves identified as terrorist until they became jo, politically useful proxies in serbia. and the list goes on and on. well, i'm afraid you're in people's government is a lot more intimately connected with terrorism around the world. then the west mainstream media usually wants to acknowledge exactly and let me, let me, let me put on, let me put a punctuation on that. i want to show you something, it would seem to me, the possibility that the government of the united states could be tied to a company. now, being linked to terrorism is as important as it gets yet here in america. i doubt that anyone knows anything about that mark in why, because it's going to be buried or missed reported by media type. some tend to get their marching orders from the same people who may be responsible for the type of

a resume. so what are what americans know about, you know, what they know about they know about eclipse yesterday. that's what they know about why. because that's what the us media really got excited about yesterday. by the way. i'm not saying it wasn't cool to report on the eclipse. it was a case story, but to see how far members of the media want to cover this thing. well, generally ignoring the other important story, is that the one mark and i are having a semi argument about right now. that seems silly to me anyway. look at this. this is cnn's anchor team yesterday. look at this spark covering the stories and costumes dressed as the sun or something they did so in costume, to show how the moon covered the sun. really, they couldn't get to the tennis balls to do that. why not used to tennis balls and call me old fashion, but this is stupid and not incredible. then there's this guy. here's a weather guy yesterday crying on the air. what's that is the the believe i baby the previous was is that would be,

but because you get actually looked up and see what was the time and date. but we could see that, hey, was really crying over and eclipse. you want to cry about something. i could show you some palestinian babies and positions and, and conditions that you would really want to cry about. i can show you some of the situations going on around the world right now, including the one market i are talking about right now. maybe that's what we should be crying about. i don't get it mark, but you're right, and i think you made your strong his point. when you said to me, the media doesn't care about these things doesn't know about these things. and unfortunately, to few people in america, do, i'll give you the last word, rick. yeah, the clips you just showed me, you know, that's the, actually nothing new is. this old is history. this type of distraction in slight of hand. the romans call the bread and circus they sure did mark marks about a one of the best guess we get on the show and we often have great conversations. i'm so glad we do and so transparent. thank you. my friend. before we go,

i want to remind you of our mission here. simple, really. we try and the silo, the world gotta stop living in these little box. we should be able to talk about everything because truths don't live in boxes. i'm rick sanchez. what we try to do here on the rest of the the,

the portion of it is quick to dismiss the bubble shell statement, the most go that acute the ukrainian company links to the us presidents funds us polls during power attacks against russia, plus a republican senate and bloss washington for spending way too much on you frame as it cools for using text to pay of dollars to tackle mountain problems on the home front. if instead my staff looked into it, it's about $300.00, be in their best guessed money. right now we're, we're printing our borrowing $80000.00 per 2nd, 4600000 a minute. we can't sustain that much longer. we have found best way to spend our money.