green concept to sedan, but then currency and into could diplomatic gases, underweight evolving? you will indeed, as well as united states needed. but the question is, with the sudan has the times to be saved from being on the brink off a catastrophic? yeah, it's being reported right there by all correspondent, as you are being leaders meet to discuss to dance crisis. i'm sure their intentions are good. nothing to do with to dan's boss, mineral resources, or the type of sudan is not producing more gold than ever before. and it's history, i'm sure you question what with us. this is the, [000:00:00;00]

the what else seemed wrong? just don't just to shape out the application and engagement trails. when so many find themselves will support. we choose to look for common ground the the power body of rick sanchez, been reporting news. now most of my life worked at fox cnn, nbc, one to peabody awards interviewed for presidents. i only say that because after all this stuff, you know that i've done and work and all these networks and stuff, you know, you got a pretty good idea of what news should be. i think it should be honest. i think it

should be direct. and i think it should be impactful on this show. we're going to tackle julian massage and do it definitely the trial, i'd sure. what is it with the here it berrera's was ties to terrorism. and the generals take on donald trump. this is direct impact. the kind of, how are we going to do any of those stories? first, i want to introduce you to our steam, the panel 2 gentlemen who are a heck of a lot smarter than i am. they will carry the show, not me, political scientist and co host the critical hour on radio spot, like dr. wilmer leon and political commentator, tomorrow, thomas, he is the also a co host on fault lines for radio. sputnik. all right, let's get started gentlemen. and of course,

the big story this week just happens to be almost on the day that we happen to be broadcasting this australia says, we wanna back walk julian hassan back. now they've never said that before, but they're saying and now enough is enough. actually the words that the prime minister use, it's time to let julian songs go. so, president biden is asked about this after he had a meeting with the japanese prime minister. here's our president, the, the we're considering it. that's actually how we set and i'm, i'm, i'm, i'm not in so much making fun of them on the marketing i'm, i'm just saying that. so he said it's which makes me think, i wonder if you really heard the question. you say what i say this indicates a couple of things. one is, it was donald trump, president trump, that initiated this after president obama decided to let julian assange be julian

assigned to joe biden, double down on the trump policy. it's so this is a perfect opportunity for president biden to do right by julian hassan. she has an out and we were told a couple of weeks ago that there was a negotiation and they would offer him a plea. yeah, i thought maybe he might take an alford play and, and say ok, you got me. i don't. uh uh huh. i didn't do it, but let me out of prison. so he's had, he's had some opportunities here to do the right thing. and he's still seems to be stuck on stupid. well, um yeah, i think julia saw and is a cool issue. people and, and i use that word for purpose. i think people around the world to read, core knowledgeable, relate to julia massage and what he's gone through. yeah. i don't think americans in general are cool people in this particular time in history because of what our

media feeds us. i also don't think we have a president who's a cool guy. so i started looking around, for example, why is the world so enamored by julia massage. and i looked at australia. do you know how many people in australia are in state? they did a poll. mm. hm, so the results of the poll they asked, what do you think? joining us on should be free. 80 percent, 79 point something, right? almost 80 percent of the people in australia which reflects most of the global cell the rest of the world except for us is big. i'm letting this guy out of prison. yeah. the only ones who don't believe that is us. yeah. how many the deal is that? personally, i think it's a big deal. i mean, the ministration reason that obama didn't do it is because of the bond was point of view, was this damage press freedom in united states simply going after journalist? well, what does it mean for the journalist in the country itself? the rest of the world kind of sees the point it is. i mean, julian assigned to embarrass the state department most thought it was that right. and he's that america, he's, he's not american really these hell about our last the feel,

the part. so he doesn't get to the sense of the 1st women, but by the same token we still go after him or prosecute them under lots of super weird. um yeah, i would imagine australia looked at this and think some, some not to mention they've gotten a pound of flesh. i mean, they've tortured oh yeah. oh yeah. people over a decade at this point, if i remember correctly what 5 years and bill marsh not to mention it, that'd be spending the ecuadorian embassy 7. yeah, i mean just punishing tucker so now i would imagine russel, where it looks like you're torturing this guy because this guy was able to expose stuff that you guys would you like to use it? yeah, yeah. do you guys both think that this things could really happen to be wouldn't junk or yeah, was needs when this quote the us, the 2 things one i want to push back just a little bit more. i don't know that obama was concerned about press freedom as much as he was concerned about. press indictment, calling it the new york times. conundrum. yeah. what, what do you mean? what, what's the new york times and the washington post and other mainstream papers used

assigned just information. so if you persecute him well, i'm sorry, prosecute him. yeah. then you're going to drag paper. you're going to drag the other papers into the case. is that what you're saying is obama, who was supposed to be mr. president obama? respectfully, president obama, who was supposed to be mr. wonderful. mr. hoping change with to actually play yes. is that what you're saying? not so much. oh, not at all. again, i don't think he was concerned about the about present, brought the 1st amendment as much as he was about protecting the new york times. and i'll say this to joe biden does not want. julian decides to set foot on american soil would really little for the 5th of november. it's for our case would be very loud and very ugly, and i think it will pay. it'll put particular attention on our very militaristic ways, especially what's going on right now. and gaza and your brain, and then you have this crime. we're going to be showing video tape. it looks bad. yeah,

it looks horrible. mention what happens if they lose. there's that part. i mean we're, they're acting as a thing for me. so what do you think is a good, i mean, john kerry, who made the point of saying that they were talking behind the scenes, the family members saying basically offering that they look is not enough for free . i don't think the phone is going to do that. but i mean, it's an issue of principle, right, right. what is the name for journalism? he's what all of us do you? well, immediately get out of prison. i don't blame there's, there's a heck of a lot of encouragement right now. i've never seen that sense of optimism that i've seen right now with this particular action. so we'll, we'll let it play out and we'll cover it for you right here as i'm sure you guys will, on your shows, and absolutely spokesperson for the police of moscow investigating the terrorist attack on the crocus, music call has made a startling announcement. according to records, phone calls, another evidence that appears brother risen? well, yeah, that's the reason why. but ukrainian energy company has been funding terrorism,

including attacks against russia, a 5 year i've been using, what needs to be just a brushing them group? would you put the was the in the slits slip so i'm coming to the what i see was was dental go mozilla. i've seen them suited when you throw these one was done moving and that's the thing is listed. he is still up a football for judas. can you give me your thoughts of checklist if you have 2 guys that will combine your body, smell holdings, the solution not sitting through grain, not participating? you possibly you flip your supposedly dia associates, the leading instead of just the just get clock the what i ceased because she get upset that she has a you'll be dealing with tomorrow. i'm sorry, i know the media hasn't play this here in the, in our country very much. this is a very, very big deal. yeah. uh, for an energy company, any company involved that has direct ties to a country like ukraine, if they can link them to the actual crocus attack. we've got a problem that is big especially considering, you know,

100 bytes wakes. yeah. the reason why i by the way, to be safe to be safe and to be fair and to be you know, accurate. they have not. busy linked them to the corpus attack, correct? there. blinked them to terrorism in general. right. basically money is going from this energy company with various people who are in the energy company in order to find these various events. and i'm, or yep, that's a big deal. i mean there's, we're talking about energy companies that is known to be very corrupt. mm hm. right off the bat that the payment. i mean that's what i'd just like. all right. the former president's i worked for was making all of this money for which seems to be an influence peddling operation in regards to getting close to the dad with just lapse of b. b p at the time. um yeah, that looks that, that that's kind indictment of our interaction with a country. well exactly. i notice the way we present the way i presented the story . i haven't even gone into the bide mego you correct? because right now, there isn't any other than the fact that we know that he got his son, his idiots on of course your job with,

for as much. we know that there's been ties to bite and ukrainian corrupt officials for well, ever since 2014, when he 1st went there he used to visit there like 10 times a year. busy it does a smell good for bite and if this company is tied to this thing, it doesn't, it doesn't look good. it doesn't smell good and it, it will, it just is another data point. yeah. that connects to all of this entry. again, hunter, by 10 percent for the big guy, all of the heads does just does not bode well. not only for the by the administration, but if you keep peeling back this on him. if it's, if it's not gonna stop at hunter, it's not gonna stop it. joe. it's, there are a number of members, a number of members of not only by an entourage, but other onto very powerful entourages as well. yeah. that are tied to bear with

this whole thing is just amazing to think. i mean, this is arnold big push for so long. if you live in the united states, you heard people in our government conflicts like terrorism, war on terrorism, terrorism. those terrace is a company that essentially is almost an american company is tied to this type of terrorism. we're just, that's so incredibly hypocritical. so the last is john toby did want to refer to the, to the crocus as a terrorist attack. yeah, with a very long way to avoid using that term. yeah, yeah it's, it's almost shameful. all right, let's move to china. janet jaelyn goes, there, goes to china and what does she do? she lectures the chinese premier on free market principles and on how to properly run their economy, the premier fires that, that are telling or wait a minute. you guys are the ones who need to get a lesson on the free market principles, but here's yellen version we intend to underscore is indeed free shift in policy

wide. china during these talks building on feel free to hours. i spent on this topic with the vice premier last week. this is part of our efforts to advocate for american industries and prevents this significant economic disruptions seen in the past. they call her missus excitement um yeah, very excited. right. so, but here's the big point. we have seen as americans and have journalists who study this stuff over the last. however many years that the subsidies in the united states are to the tune of sometimes tens of billions of dollars that companies in the united states get from us the tax payers. we see banks that are bailed out, in other words, they screw up, don't worry, you don't have to pay for it. the tax period will take care of you. you'll stay in business. the c o is of those companies walk away with some times. uh, what did mary barger get $22000000.00 to fail?

yeah, so to make the argument that the chinese, which by the way, i'm not arguing that the chinese economy is not a communist or socialist or whatever word we want to use. yeah. but i think we've got a bunch of that in our own system gentlemen. depends on the language is always very important. yeah. and the ability to define is the ability to control. so that's, yeah, you, we call them subsidies. so when, when we build out the base and the banks did not let me take that money and lend it back to the american people, president obama said, well, i didn't expect them to do that. they wouldn't they do with the money they bought back there started in order for me artificially inflate. is that socialism is that communism? i think it is. i sounds like it to me. that's what yeah. what. but for, for, for said, the treasury secretary to argue about whatever happened to the free market system. i talked a visible head was supposed to determine winners and losers in the front. i mean,

that's what we argue all the time. and she goes to china. the same way tony blinking went it went through the chinese of eric regional and tried to lecture them only, but i have them say we are china, we are considered tony, right. listen to you. we're going to have to be for china does support some of its big companies that do well say oh that's a little bit, don't a welfare. so the way we're exactly auto industry for example, the bill of the battle ropes, general motors. yeah, almost. all right, if i spend 100000000 for general motors, if you remember, you'll buy it and when he was running over obama, we've run for, for electronics that we build out the auto market. it's something to that effect, but they can use it as a campaign slogan. mm hm. in order to show, look out, great, we did that. you like if i can pick whatever he says that we've got to like china. so we're gonna invest all of this money into the shipment factory like so wasn't real. but the thing, the republicans always complain about your so right. i mean like, yeah, we don't, we also have argument but we're good, very bad. our system is perfect. there is the communist, but we're free market. no,

actually looking to live is more like yes. and i are economy is growing in almost 7 percent. yeah. and we had 2.5, and most of that, 2.5 and i had had to do with subsidies. i just didn't go to take a break. we've got to take a break. we're going to come back, we're gonna hit a couple of other topics which is interest thing, including the way out a laugh once in a while. so i'm going to show you see it as coverage of the eclipse this week. yeah, it's good it's, it's got to by the way, we're bringing the cost is out there. i the to

the the they are probably her mother's us the store. okay. the model girl that i got you. no problem seeing it. i'm out of the know nothing. 30 minutes. yeah, side of the drive i showed my brother through he was sudden to hoping for a lo so now i never looked at searches as being the same. well, i guess i lost my list. that's the outcome of chicago police. it'd be gang chicago is like, you'd be a photo that police. you really think your life as another crap thing. another one could have been

a doctor or nurse could have been the next president. we can't keep losing people out here the welcome back of our sanchez as promised i wanted to show or something which i think is going to elicit a laugh or to me that we talk a lot about some of the things that we were just discussing. the implications of our relationship economically with china and what's going on with ukraine and russia. and certainly these are all very important stories. uh, you know, what happened with the president's announcement about somebody who's been in prison for way too long. as we like to say, most of the stories don't even get coverage by the people that we're about to show you. but boy, this week, the anchors and cnn, and the cnn team, they're news team. they've got so jacked up about covering the kind of story that

they really loved to sink their teeth and to really sink their teeth into. in fact, i'm going to show you to see how that goes this week covering the eclipse. here they are. take a look at this. this is, this is, this is sienna. i don't watch these folks because you all just doesn't want to ask yourself, what of a terrorist attack would have happened in that moment with their in costume. and they have to actually go on the or, and say, vote we've just learned moments ago that there's been a terrorist attack and you know, wherever you start, i guess if you journalists go there, what the hell i don't see it in. right. yeah. oh, sorry. yeah. you're right here you know, the incur we just oh yeah, cool. yeah. what do want me to well, i mean. 7 i'm not wearing this, but to be there is a weather man, right. know the news and girl my bad. the 5 bad

the. all right. ready, tyler? we're going to show them now. he said whether man, we got that to. here's a whether man crying. when he sees the eclipse on the air, go to the to tier believe the baby, the previous to i think about does is it would be, but because you get back to me, it doesn't say there's a kind of a time and date, but we could see that hey, when you there is a war and ukraine. there are probably 10000 dead children in gaza. there are really important things, some of which i cry about young times when i get thinking about them. but this guy cries about, look, you've got an eclipse on the air. i don't want to hit that guy. i respect this notion. selective agree in looking more alive quite

a bit and indefensible. what if somebody was like, you know, who could be a big on a lot of the stuff. i don't want to hit a spend a little into, it's fair enough. i'll say it a doctor i i'll say do get a life to, to show you for the brilliant african american philosopher flavor for they don't believe the hi this is this, this thing was hyped this the story. we covered it, but the car is a boy, but i think he got over well with the build up and the height and he was just trying to he use that emotion to, to facilitate all of that. this is not my 1st eclipse, and i don't think it's yours. yeah. well, might be yours because i'm on the over the years over the mere i of

i, i have, i have i but i haven't been on the year to cover a story braided. it is, i never, i mean to take that, cried someone, infamously, or famously hurricane andrew, many years ago in south florida. i devastated the region. i saw, i saw people dying, i saw people, it was horrible. i didn't think any less of you and i cried. but i was crying about bed people, right? and i'm sorry, i probably need to be fair that nothing really matters. sort of what we know that matters. that guy, that eclipse was one of the most prolific things in history of things. okay. and humans accounting bang, look at it is gonna be so much more there than the rest of us are you, are you for that? it's a profound thing. i would have to cut the price of i want to show you a map. ready. this is uh the notes so you guys are very familiar with the note said yes, 6 countries have gotten together. there. britain, denmark, belgium, the data lens, germany and norway. and they've created this uh, this

a consortium of security and funded security alliance to make sure nobody goes in there and explodes their pipeline was because they because after what happened to north street, they want to make sure that nobody does to them what they did to the russians now, the russians are not included in this consortium. they weren't even advised, they weren't even called. and i don't know your notice. i'll give you that list again. but to those countries, i don't know if you caught it. i said, i said, i'm really fast. i said, i'll just tell you the ones that are, i think important germany in norway. why are those 2 countries so important point is the german pipeline. now, but they were involved right on the right. right? yeah, exactly right. along with the united states, of course. right. i mean the question is the shots know that your vision know everything about how to blow up a pipeline that they, they should. it's also important here i think is to remember as president booting said in his interview with um, what's his name? i forget his name that the weather map, the that,

that lower stream that there is one active right. well shoals, there, there is one active, a didn't destroy the total pipe, a north same exact one place. so there is one there. so he said, turn it up, let's get the gas low and, but the united states is making too much money selling l. n g to europe. that's right in europe is paying too much money for m a n g. which is why there did you see my interview with seymour hersh? i? yes. the one i, i think she more basically says the bottom administration sat down and by the, by the ministration i met. basically they had a c, i a, they had of the state department of victoria newland. and they came up with a plan where they would have these guys in panama city who are divers range, go down there and pull this thing up. they needed help from the norwegians to be able to clear the areas to norway within on it. according to the more hers who told me that and that the germans knew about it as well, although they weren't a part of the operation. so, but think of the hypocrisy that these 2 countries who are now trying to create

a security shield. so nobody does to their pipelines, what's, what they did right? don't stream. and both of them have to come out. in fact, all 6 of these countries have come out and say, the north stream explosion is quote, unquote, a mystery. that is one song, right? yes, which is why they have to make the security arrangement. because you never know when another random road actor will blow up. good luck. i mean the conversation where you had job, i didn't you had shots, they were having that meeting. spend a bit. yeah. and provide said if they go in we will stop the pipeline. yeah. and they were like server that it's not through pipeline. how do you plan to do that? he said we will do it. trust me. yeah, trust me. what we don't know unless you bite us a psych electrical by and had a remote viewer on his staff that could look into the future as late as simple as possible. how would you like for know that the pipeline was gonna blow? yeah, it's, it just, it just looks it's the optics are hold that they have these countries of them that were possibly, according to seymour hersh, involved in the blowing up of a pipeline are now saying they're gonna create a security

a security alliance to make sure pipelines are blown up if you can't make it start to get. but what that means is they're going to ask the united states not to blame the long list of a former us generals and admirals have come together. they said to them, because wait to the supreme court warning, the supreme court not to all for general immunity to the former president of the united states. here's what they say. giving trump sweeping immunity would bring chaos. former us generals admirals and military service leaders say that's according to the business insider. um i have to, i'm of 2 minds on this, but i'll let you guys go 1st. who wants to go 1st? go go. the 51 intelligence officials. so basically said the laptop was sick, i, it's, it seems like there are certain people who are, let's say, politically connected in a way that is 3 think this is political, that's appointment. you're making me. yeah. what are generals and how do i really generally come out like that? i agree, but what about the notion that what they're saying? look,

nobody's about the beauty there are correct. they shouldn't give it correct. all right, so yeah, i agree with you. yes, both things can be true, both things can be true. i don't trust these guys. i don't trust anybody who comes out of the military and all i know what they do after they come out of themselves from his medicaid. they get bought and sold, go ahead. i. i agree with that. a 1000 percent that we, we have to question their motives. mm hm. but it, with their motives being what they are, they are a broken clock is right twice a day. and so based their motives are suspect to your point. yeah. they also many of these same people were the ones assign the letter. yeah. yeah. about the, about the lab and job it just because tony blanking before he became secretary of state, organize them to do so. yeah, so this seems like a similar tactic in that i wish we could keep going because this is really fun, but i'm being told by painting that i have to close that. sorry. uh, we're out of time and let's do it again next week. yeah, sure. let's have these conversations and these quick getting conversations and i'll

try and bring you another whether man doesn't cry for you guys, have things ready sags for you. uh before we go and provide you of our mission, what we try to do here on a daily basis is kind of de, silo the world too many of us tend to live in these. busy boxes, where we think only our troops matter or our neighbors. true truths don't live in boxes. we don't live in boxes. this is direct impact and i hemerich sense the, the, the known in vietnam the vietnam war last, it's almost 2 decades and dragged in numerous countries. not

any time we have now, and then you can just swing them. wow. it's all, i'm emptied. hundreds of thousands of american troops who was sent to the country to back the south vietnamese on me. i thought about that not, but the american soldiers murdered resistors. most of us like the down entire villages and spread dangerous chemicals. and even lee by all right, did the americans ever fully acknowledge what they did on the vietnamese veterans ready to forgive? yeah, yeah. yeah. that's, that's a ways to go. yeah.

hello and welcome to the cross stuff bullhorn. here we discussed some real in the future, and hope is the instead of making accusations the worse than come through shooting, appreciate these, allow me to public offense, restraint and responsible actions towards disability and safety regions as concerns about of, and even broad. oh boy, a rough thing in the middle east. iran says the west should be praising its measured response to israel, not condemning it to the program. we hear the thoughts of a jewish iranian empty, the the which is right there. the idea essentially renews. it strikes on gone, so following on the idea of relative calm, but this place to palestinians trying to return to the bottom left of the homes in