[000:00:00;00] the interest to move, but guessing that who does that, i have just signed decrees to form a new government. i congratulate you right that a new day for moscow because russian president vladimir putin welcomes his newly appointed array of ministers, the bold type, todd, and leading his gun. thank you so much. thanks for coming. thank you. the thank you for. thank you. thank you so much. thanks to thanks, quest hang, fuller sampled your current president given credit where credit is due. banking is western sponsors for the late as 60 plus the finley of dollars of military support . tasks as, as forces on the battlefield continues to retrieve the

troublemakers among the protesters in tbilisi as angry rubbish outside george's parliament, lawmakers pausing a transparency little f a n g o's police move in for arrest to washington. trust is georgia with sanctions full on the binding democracy. the on air and online problem must go with a full set of top stories ready to go. so it rushes president has signed the decrees, appointing an array of ministers to his new government. the address those in attendance, highlighting much work lies a but it has to move, but guessing that whole clause is oh i have just signed, decrease to form a new government or just i congratulate you. you have gone through with the procedure of approval by the state. duma was in accordance with the constitution of the russian federation. i would like to draw your attention to the fact that during

these discussions with parliament, with members of the state duma, the candidates with probably not just discussed. they probably talked about the state of the industries about what and how, from the point of view of the state to my deputies. we need to do in order to realize all the plans we have to ask you to take this seriously. and from what we have planned and the way we have planned it is to take into account in practical with the proposals of the state to my deputies. we have a lot of tasks ahead of us and it is important for the long term sustainable and confident development of our country to act together in the united formation, as they call it, in military parlance, are certainly together with the state duma deputies. so when you send together with the regions of the russian federation, we missed the city you unplugged during the main thing, a lot of my food and expressed hope that the new ministers will use the scale to the maximum pressure inside of state said they have great experience and after that they will be assisted by the leaders in his cabinet and it was the it was so meanwhile,

on the front line or ukrainian force has continued facing such. and i feel a battle russian troops have take control of a ton of a bobo, bigger of vodka. that isn't a how to go for region is right here. but because oscar is one of the key nodes, but it's also among 9 other villages, kept it all along this map here, interest the past few days. and what seems to be an effort to ton, the title, perhaps just a nice p r opportunity. us secretary of state anthony blank and arriving for a surprise visit to key. the recent mobilization was a difficult decision, but a necessary one. the defenders who have so courageously held the line for more than 2 years need help. they need rest while the hand jakes of the backpacking of the photo upcoming and continued russian military gains or across the front lines. a blinking presence is intended to show washington's on the way of rings support for key bus. depending on, again, is pumping up more weapon shipments. it is the 1st visit though, by a white house officials since last month's approval of

a $61000000000.00 package for ukraine the following month. so congressional wrangling and they were creating president certainly didn't hold back to express his gratitude to his western sponsors. thank you so much. thanks for coming to your grayness thank you that you came especially these days to thank you for this signal . also, i wanted to thank you from all my team, all you bring us to the crucial package thing so much for this package. thanks to congress. thanks prison. by the way, i think both upon my partisan support course while we're assembled for, for these 2 americans to american people. we heard from scott river for his analysis either for my us marine corps intel office or former un weapons inspector as well. he gave us his take on how the collective west is coping with rushes, continuous games, and the con, a discipline to a domestic political audience here in the united states. and to some degree,

a political audience in europe. look if 20 blinking ones to be honest about what's happening in ukraine right now. it's a strategic defeat for the united states, for nato, for europe, for the collective west. this is a disaster of the collective west under american leadership, has poured hundreds of billions of dollars into propping up the zalinski government and a failed effort to inflict a strategic defeat upon russia. that's not my words. that's the goal. support by the secretary of defense, lloyd austin, a back in 2022. and then this they have failed in a rush and not only as cheap, you know, territorial success, liberating a new territories and the don't boscoe zones up or asia securing crimea. but russia has mobilized its uh, industrial potential from military perspective. you're cranking out the defense industry on

a scope and scale that can be matched by the west. and this puts the list of the strategic disadvantages they try to cope with the consequences of what is pending, complete, and total worship victory on the battlefield crate. meanwhile, the un security council has convene again to discuss the quote, maintenance of peace and security of ukraine responding to west and allegations almost goes on bassett or the world body highlighted how recent deep writing and attacks on civilians. the defacto sponsored by the west. so much i'm is up with new studies, somebody who is at the same time western capital's demonstrate selective blindness to the crimes committed by the ukranian armed forces on may 12th, the peaceful russian city of belgrade was once again subjected to mass of rock and attacks, including check made weapons at 11 40 am. as a result of the 5th attack in a day, the entrance of

a residential high rise building collapsed. the rocket was fired from vultures, a ukrainian controlled territory, killing 15 civilians and wounding 17 among them. a one and a half month old baby. the shilling continued throughout the day. unfortunately, the rescue operation had to be suspended several times. during sunday evening, 3 more people were killed. this is just one episode of how the increasingly unsuccessful you, core, nazis on the battlefield are seeking an important anger event. the rage on the citizens of peaceful russian cities by targeting them into violation of the norms of international humanitarian law. as well as you just heard russian ambassador in the den z a took to the floor of the 15 member body that leads the united nations. and he spoke highlighting the hypocrisy and the obvious bags that are left out of the western narrative. now when he spoke, he highlighted how this national mobilization and ukraine has a stripped military age,

males of their rights of their property and essentially forest bold, military mobilization. but that hasn't stopped up to 11000 people from trying to flee the country and others from trying to avoid fighting. there's just no will to fight left in ukraine. ukrainian military is depleted and you also talked about how western leaders have turned a blind eye to the blatant hitler apologise, man, fascist dick and ultra nationalistic statements have been made by ukrainian leaders . and so many facts about what the cranium forces are doing. their attacks on civilians are very obvious, but just ignored by western leaders. here's some of what he had to say. so this is the best of the new for your 1st and foremost, the zaleski regime is responsible for these crimes. however, the culpability of western countries at the same time is equal as they continue to provide it with weapons and intelligence. they send instructors and mercenaries,

they are in the illusionary hope of inflicting strategic defeats on the russian federation. and we can our country having the last hope of achieving the results and then their prodigies. they now explicitly give them permission to target peaceful objects with weapons that they are providing. the west is only interested in ukrainians finding on the front line. so wonder ukrainians, fighting for and for whom zalinski is click painted by corruption and losing legitimacy on may 21st. now, western leaders gave their standard canned response to russia and they blamed the entire conflict on russia and said that anyone who dies in the conflict even civilians killed at the hands. the granting force is all somehow russia's fault. now that is their standard narrative. now the security council meeting continued and we did hear from a number of different countries. and what's interesting is that there were a number of countries that did not give the standard western assessment of the

conflict and had some more insightful things to say. here's some of what we heard. as the security council meeting went on, the situation is polarized diplomatic effort should be pursued. cessation of hostilities is needed and international law must be respected. all parties should set aside confrontational mindsets, restore constructive dialogue, and legitimate concerns of both body should be considered. brianna re reiterates it scott, for the parties to respect and adhere to international humanitarian law. we also urge them to commit to a serious political and diplomatic process toward ending the conflict uncalled for the withdrawal of russian military forces from the internationally recognized territory of increase. we maintain that prolonging this war poses increasingly grave risks for all concerned and for international peace and security before the call for scaled up to monetary and support to ukraine and for humanitarian workers

to be granted on hindered access to all areas including the occupied territories. so it seems that international support for a diplomatic negotiated resolution to the conflict is rising. regardless, western leaders are adamant that they will continue to pile weapons into key of and that they continue to perceive of the conflict as being one in which they are holding off russia from marching into the western countries and delusion that they continue to promote in a lot of their statements, etc. however, it is interesting to note the changing shift uh, a lot of calls for diplomatic resolution for negotiations to and the hostilities. so we heard the russian leader what he had to say, the facts he pointed out about what's really going on on the ground and who the ukranian government really is. and the real cause of the conflict rooted in the 2014 over throw of ukraine's elected government by western leaders. white

a meeting in the halls of the un security council. western leaders sticking to their montrose, russia, laying out the facts and other countries saying that they would prefer some kind of diplomatic solution. negotiations to and hostilities as georgia and lawmakers have passed a transparency law requiring n g o's to reveal the funding source is the nation's president says she wants to veto the legislation passed by the countries parliament on tuesday. however, mt is kind of a ride that decision with and all that majority vote. and some western back members of the public took the street to the capital, protesting the new law. but the police, whether somebody bought well agitated, has, among the demonstrations of

the, interestingly enough, the so called civil society foundation, georgia set up by now the, an international sponsor, and troublemaker, george soros then opened the support of the protest. calling the goals of the low, quote, insidious and suggesting protests or should not give in to the government so called attempted to intimidate the population. well, the n g o website goes on to praise itself for the $100000000.00. it is spent in

georgia over the past few years and has templates for ad on the streets outside members of the parliament got into a malay. the members of the routing party reportedly attacked an opposition representative during readings of the draft legislation. the bill will ultimately false and g o is to be transparent about who that funding sources are. it's a good idea of frankly, washington no, of course condemning the lo pulling at a clam. donald civil society through which way and really at the end of the day it's actually a clamp down on america and weston and g of says us has about $390000000.00 in the system that we are planning to spend with george and. ready half on military assistance, a little more about another 3rd, roughly on economic development projects. and more on building

institutions along with some for civil society. all that has to be under review, if we are now regarded as an adversary and not a part. if the law goes forward out of conformity with you, nor and there's undermining of democracy here and as violence against peaceful protesters peaceful protests. and then we will see restrictions coming from the united states. those tend to be the financial and the travel restrictions on the individuals responsible for those actions and their families. so we put the issue up for debate with a panel of guess of a lesson. the us applies to double standard. the us is position is it can intervene to an influence and, you know, exercise influence in other countries as well. all other countries are forbidden from intervening or having influence in the united states. it's as simple as that.

so we have this far law, which again tries to monitor for an influence in the united states. but we want georgia to be totally open to us in fluids and interference, especially because of course georgia borders. russia, of course, is a former soviet republic is very strategic to the united states, has an interest in that region and it wants to be able to influence that country to these n g o z. and that's why it opposes this bill. again, not on any grounds. no, you know, there's no human rights violation here. international law violation bypassing this law rather does better to be western and you and then the approval to get married. you're going to be added to it. and i think that's the problem because as i just a decision and to you, ma'am smalls,

s father semester need to do. and the other 3 have the same kind of problem that was happening 0 then i country also off. there are many and ship speech fair actually invited to promote the, on the inside of the people societies. i'm also going to say that, that, that can be expressed in the agenda. i'm trying to be into the super long to see how well does law affect georgia. i mean, it's a, tends to be closer to the west. i would imagine it will hurt that a bit. but look in the, in the west needs georgia. it needs to have influence in georgia. it is not going to of the issue that type of influence just because georgia pass as well. but what it's going to do is limit the ability of countries like the united states to exert influence in and under handed in scale. what are they that they will be at?

and i'll come back from that fish and not now far the mc archie, urge you to be a union, and i'm not sure whether that's going to happen or not. as of now, like i understand like really happening in the abc as financing off of cds been in georgia. yeah. i understand that, you know, there is a guy that everything diamonds on the events in beacon defendants that have service audited, domestic product itself, jobs. yeah. and i think the last 2 big be the ment, uh, john shelby and try a bit of time to use the product of those jobs. yeah. and that's the kind of, i mean we also had a chance to speak with the older and john lester diego to say geta, he's based in venezuela with his also talk of similar legislation on the table. so he explains what stands behind the idea of

n g a and it shows it evinces how the these n g o industrial complex actually operates. let them in direct government for government, specifically, western governments, not only us for most of course, but also to get bottles of the european union claimant for it and deal with it. also offered here. and you could, you can go even further the think about, for example, how much of these kids the recent past we saw samples of people, for example, generally resources money or something else in order to actually fund organize a direct confrontation with the goal. in this case, or for example, the narrative, we want to say the tone notes. so it's, i mean, we can easily relate with this what's going on in georgia in that sense. in the case of particularly of georgia, you have most of this can easily show them of how much, how many to into yours. and i tell parents in georgia is one of the places where for most of what are we, we're with the most number of the deals on

a for children to be some decent in g over the thing about the civil society string of been privatized. and that doesn't mean that they could have a place, but of course they have to abide by the local and actually beatrice friend of mine . or i should think is her analogy. israel has acute egypt or preventing humanitarian aid from reaching gaza via the southern rafa. crossing. spite is really a 4th is occupying the spot since the 7th of may. yesterday i spoke with you k for secretary david cameron and german, 4 minister, angelina bare bach about the need to persuade egypt to reopen the roof of crossing to allow the continued a delivery of international humanitarian aid to gaza. today i will discuss the matter with a tally. informed minister antonio touch on the world places the responsibility for

the humanitarian situation on israel. but the key to preventing the humanitarian crisis in gaza is now in the hands of our gyptian friends. the board attract point is vital for a to be deliberate into gaza. israel has claimed that cairo is blocking a to protest, the idea of the takeover of the crossing. and while egypt said that is being open from its side since the start of the war, it adds the israel is the one distorting the facts. the foreign minister strongly denounced the desperate attempts of these rarely side to hold egypt responsible for the unprecedented instruments are in crisis facing the gaza strip, which is the direct result of the israel's indiscriminate attacks on palestinians for more than 7 months. oh, there i was talking with the professor of political science at hello on university in cairo marketing bought for us to hear about egypt efforts have resolved in the course. it saves you flying fact saying that egypt is blocking a the, a to palace. damian's is he lives is the prices it up to early.

ready october egypt is in the human a t n e and f perspective. troy is trying to relieve because that's the feet of the palestinians. no way it would as a block, the crossing. there is no way that it continues. opening gate. one is right, is blocking it from the other side. for the last, about 20 years, egypt has been the controller of the voted. this reality may have said, according to a top us official, israel will not be able to achieve total victory over how sometimes when we listen closely to his right, the latest, they talked about mostly the idea of some sort of sweeping victory on the battlefield. total victory,

i don't think we believe that is likely or possible. but let's call them without us as i tried their best way to israel to limit is operation and run and according to american media and exchange the white house with all foot shelters for gardens and intelligence on the whereabouts of us facilities. well, that's a lot more, i'm not one cross to i guess, junction reactive for us intel officer and host of the with the applause program. joining us here or not, you international and a very well welcome. great to see a john what a story this is just been going on now all the way since all tobar and now the us deputy secretary of state say, washington doesn't believe in a total victory for israel. i guess in that case on why does washington continue to finance on west sunrise as well, if it's things that it cannot wait and this will. so i think what we're seeing here is, is an example of old school american political leadership where you have a president using his eighty's and he's of

a generation that provided israel with on questioning support the, the likes of joe biden bill and hillary clinton and others of that generation have been have been absolutely pro israel without even really understanding themselves why they're so pro israel. and i think that what we're seeing here is is a carrier. ready or of an outdated policy? yeah, i as a good point, john, what about, i mean of a half a year into this conflict? is there any chance you think john the fatigue maybe it's definitely into the holes of washington obviously as a presidential election. yeah. judge is any charles at washington, the support is having an adverse effect. so united states, i think without question, that's exactly what we're saying. you've got a democratic party that has always prided itself on being what they call a big tend to party. you can have liberals, you can have conservatives, and you can have people in the middle and they all call themselves democrats. that's much more difficult today because you have the progressive wing of the party,

demanding respect for palestinian human rights, demanding a cut off in military age is wrote and indeed in any investment in israel. and then you have the moderate and right wing of the party to which joe biden belongs, proclaiming his unending support for israel. so in an election year, nobody's going to be happy. and joe biden has to figure out how many of his own people he's willing to lose in the selection and still be able to win the yeah, the contest in november. yeah, yeah, yeah. meantime, as i understand, the idea of who has been taking a surprising number of casualties or during this incursion and sort of alpha times to being easily destroyed, joined by simple r p g 's. i feel also seen reports not in the mainstream. all of is ready for his retreating from alpha office, taking a surprising pummeling,

how much longer do you think washington is going to continue supporting israel at this level with money and with i, i honestly don't think that the us can afford to keep up this level of support, you know, it's, it's one thing to, let's say, have a hurricane and have to come up with $10000000000.00 or $20000000000.00 to rebuild from a hurricane. it's an entirely different issue. to go to congress every 6 weeks or every 8 weeks. and ask for another $45000000000000.00. there's, there's a limit to that kind of money. and if the us is going to continue, for example, providing big numbers for ukraine, it can also or concurrently provide those same big numbers to israel, there is going to be fatigue, not just political fatigue, but financial fatigue. and i think the american people are going to, we're going to quickly arrive at a point where they just don't want to spend this kind of money anymore and has

nothing to show for it. on the other end. yes. what are those times where you let the diplomats do their job and go to the negotiating table and get this thing settled? i think that really good point that joiner, you know, talking about the money being sent to ukraine. israel, taiwan. we've just, we've just being throwing us out by we're looking at washington emitting $360000000.00 is going to georgia for so cool is the freedom democracy. sorry, i really don't even know. georgia is a country. they think it's just an american state. yeah. yeah, yeah, i mean, time out and you know, there's so much money going speak going overseas, and yet the infrastructure in america, the bridges, the roads. when i lived there for 20 years, it's a real shame to see such good people getting neglected by their own government. meantime, in order i find it along the junction is ready border, their reports to the israel says we now have enough troops for a full scale in caution input alpha. they say that and yet i've seen some of the

numbers of these ready casualties. do you think all the troops that are reportedly enough for this incursion, do you think their own is riley, or do you think maybe some american troops have incentive staffing up the right. so i'm just, just out of curiosity. you know, and i haven't heard. busy of any american ground troops, but i have heard of american trainers and, and backfill personnel that would free up is really troops to go down into the alpha i, i would say to that these really is apparently haven't learned the very difficult less than that. the americans had to learn fighting in iraq, that you just simply cannot win an urban war. it's not possible to win in urban war . you don't need to know where the combatants are. and so these are at least can have a 100000 troops. so they could have a 1000000 troops in, in rafa, and so long as weapons are still able to make their way into tell us they need hands. there will be urban warfare, carrillo warfare and that is a conflict that these realities just simply can't win. yeah, yeah,

yeah. meantime the u. s. refuses to classify what's happening and gaza as genocide, jones on it. but once it gets to the israel is free to operate as a, as it for. busy us what is necessary? meantime the state department, the deputy that, that up patel guy looks like he's just a sweating bullets these days trying to trying to put out these woods salads to deflect the price. i mean, i tell you what they so backed into a corner these days, i don't even know what to what to say for themselves. i mean, at the end of the day, the rhetoric continues to support for israel continues, but i guess, is there anything that washington washington could do right now to, to kind of force israel to scale back on the graph and maybe scale back entirely? yes, joe biden can be serious about about freezing arms transfers. you know, the arabs will tell you that the last american president to give them a fair shake was george h. w bush. that was

a long time ago. that was 1988 to 1992. and so if joe biden wants to do right by the palestinian people at to force change and force respect for human rights, he has to cut off arms transfers to israel. i'm very glad that you brought up the word genocide. i have a very close friend is a former deputy attorney general of the united states. he's a constitutional scholar and he talks a lot about genocide and he said that there's a very specific definition. internationally recognized your definition of genocide and we're seeing it right now in gaza. this is a genocide. yeah, exactly, exactly, junk your yahoo is a host of the whistle blows program, which is a great show. i enjoyed very, very much. it was a this and you doing it for a great job on covering very uncomfortable truths, john, so i appreciate your hard work and we look forward to so much seeing you again soon and thanks for your time. my pleasure. thanks. have