it also has the effect of putting resources in the hands of the people who know best what to do for their own communities. the kenyon police fire tear gas as protesters in nairobi demand the presidents resignation despite volume retail, agreeing to scrap, and i am a back tax hikes bill. a prominent south african mt tells us the western financial institution is pursuing its own interest across the continent of taking punch. you pay to be jake, it appears by the i m f and the world bank. the percentage office. com and for confidence that they do on our needs. the public anger mounts across israel as levels turned up. the heat on the prime minister urging benjamin netanyahu in his government to resign over their failure

to bring all the hostages home from. does that also i have your why fi, so most of them is or is not a circle. you're the sucker. you're the highly anticipated debate between donald trump and joe biden, turns into a name calling match with both the candidates hurling insults at each other. whenever the moderators allowed their minds to be turned on, and biden's poor performance drives, the democrats and mainstream media is a total panic with questions again raised over the president's mental states. mazda, again, change the debate in the sense that right now as we speak, there is a d, a y n, a very aggressive panic, and now they're in a, i would say, a full fledged panic, but it's getting better. there is a full on panic tonight. the coming to la,

i'm from the russian capital. i'm rachel ruble. you're watching archie international . we'd begin in east africa where police fire tear gas at protesters in the canyon capital. people are calling for president rito to resign despite his recent concession and withdrawing a controversial finance bill, which would have seen prices rise for food staples, such as bread and cooking, while the additional security forces are being deployed. and i robi in other cities as mass rallies, take place. several arrests have already been made in the capitol. earlier i spoke with local reporter attendance on monday and our t correspondent, normally from day on what's on folding in kenya to gauge the, to the young people, find the the security deposit and have that like deployed in the capital see to have by the police. because the spot seeing them, the police of please us out of the loving care goes to them out of uh, you know,

using the blank uh, the blank. uh the so, i mean, i mean did they using all the windows, they kind to, to be able to discuss this utah from engaging. so i think the strategy that the young people have no uh the, the used to be using is that they are talking from different phones, data talk to you from different phones the other way. um, right behind there we've seen young people coming from that place and the number of, or the number of them already been out of it said that putting the police trucks. uh some of them out of out of that that came from a different faith. so that is what i tend to be seeing right now. we heard from the south african m p, and that's person for the economic freedom fighters party, leanne matthews. she says the africans are paying a high price for loans received from the washington d. c. based international monetary fund, the biggest t t outside of the district to be is that these loans come with is that they do it as taking countries, particularly african countries. because we all want to some of the regions content

in the world in terms of mental resources, deeply indebted. this is one of the ways of getting in and giving be a hand that to you and student our resources that went over again. so who would be not just the i am, it's a changes it's home low, just upper right. and not just the acadia, but in the entire well, of course they do to comment at all. i know this is not something that he wanted to see, but feel the forms to are restricted in this and the way they managed and go around all across the country. the old poor countries around the world giving out these loans is what is quoting at the dates that i've seen. i've seen here in african countries and has to be put back to be heavy perpetual poverty. so we can see, i think you would see the getting out of the pocket to cycle because as one had happened to out in kenya is that they have to introduce the bill of finance bill to raise like over $2000000000.00 a to be able to finance,

the dates that they had the take you through the i am at the end of world bank, so we need to stop and we need to get one if we can kind of just need to be just in the interest here is by the i m f and the world bank because that is the job common because the problems that they do on our continued. so they generally come get to pause debility. i mean, you can see what's going on with the d. r c. you can see what is happening in south today, and this is all the result of having to with come even the notes that the i am at the bank. that's the power was they said, and they come here and the instability, they pause is that when you have a staple government, it needs that you can steal the resources that is the funding in those countries. and that is why fi us in right now. so there's nothing just nothing good that is going to come out of the i n s. and the world bank, they like computer going systems will process and that's what they said it to be a living on the central guys. and now we're one woman and a child were killed and several other civilians were injured in. and is really our

strike on our residential building in there. i'll belong a warning. you may find the following images disturbing us. but the idea of carried out 2 attacks in the city of there all the law and central dogs is really fight or just found the house and one of the cities, residential areas killing and injuring locals. to more people were killed in a separate is rarely bombing of the city also and central gaza at least 3 people, all 1st responders were killed in and is really airstrikes report comes from also hospital where their bodies were brought a statement posted in garza's 1st responders facebook page said the members were killed while they were carrying out their humanitarian work ahead of the central gods. a civil defense of the men were targeted at their work station at the new zara refugee camp. idea has yet to respond to these reports. a large group of people gathered at our hospital to bid farewell to the humanitarian workers.

meanwhile, as rarely as have taken to the streets across the country and fresh protests against the netanyahu, the government's handling of the gods of war. people called on the premier to step down over his failure to return all of the hostages seized by him us during the october 7th terror attack r t 's. maria for notion of how this report from a rally in west to jerusalem. the the anymore have to press the the, the the

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congress has made a terrible mistake. mr. newton. yeah. whose appearance in washington will not represent the state of israel and its citizens, and will reward his scandalous and destructive conduct toward our country. giving mister netanyahu, the stage in washington will all but dismiss the rage and pain of his people as expressed in the demonstrations throughout the country. american law makers should not to let that happen. they should ask mr. newton yahoo to stay home. the

elite ukrainian military units are facing an alarming situation with sick people being mobilized to fill their ranks as the inside scoop from a ukrainian service. woman who also takes aim at the military's medical commission for ignoring the issue on us. 80 percent of our people are 2nd party among the cell groups in the marine corps. these are the kind of weight they are all seniors. they've managed to keep desk, would you caught them by the beard? and as for them into a car, we have a constitution to the criminal codes. what on earth does that mean? just tying them up from it into many buses and taking the ways you can beat them from us. you have a military id be turns out that like because groups an employee can go up to some jobs and show him the id, throw him into the car and take him to the front. do you know how the medical commission works for us to ask you to switch? have your hand to piece, precious it out? is this okay? so if you're available to serve the super close is h heavy. they don't care some of

the latest incidences here of men being scripted for those elite ukrainian forces. crowds of people and recruiters scour the country cities looking for people to be unlisted for their shows. cars being stopped and inhabitants ride out and thrown in military vehicles. well, this is summit 24 ukrainians being rounded up by border guards after they allegedly attempted to cross the border with no dover legally. and a failed attempt to escape the tough of conscription laws. but even that ukrainian kids are recruiting and target after school lets out they go to mandatory military training according to a lot of vitamins zalinski assigned to caring basic drills for use teams, both male and female or training to shoot and learning. tactical moves for about them as a trained appears ready to fight to the end against russia and increasing number of western politicians are backing down these and in 2022. the clubs activities took on a new if you poke the russian bear with

a stick. don't be surprised if he responds, and if you have neither the means nor the political will to face him down. poking a bear is not good policy. well, there may be no young man left in ukraine. no one is even talking about peace. all we're talking about is ukraine is going to wind really. i'm pretty skeptical about that. unfortunately, a total list of the target into we have to see that we open up possibilities as to how this conflicts can be ended at some point. lucas, cognitive. this tony and prime minister says the west main goal should be a ukrainian military victory over russia, and that a is a small price to pay our to indicate aaron and war correspondent thomas roper discussed this position earlier. but 1st, let's listen to the statement. the price we pay in supporting ukraine, in these efforts to defeat the russian and perilous is literally compared to what would follow. a segregation pays off and we have to set victor as

a go the outcome of this uh $5.00 to $6.00. the extension for the security of the home, transatlantic community. and for this we need an allied pledge of long term support for ukraine. so tell us the saying that the west pays a small price, but how far is the total this is taking on ukraine? what is more interesting in that, um, as far as i know, she said not to has to put this goal to win against russia. normally all these people say, well, we are not going to configure brush what we are not, not, not part of the walk. and notice saying not to has to get this go and she is going to be the new representative of the you for foreign politics. so again, this is my hotline of course, and that these hartline of these, these hawks get type positions now, doesn't look for me as there will be a turning around to the west. and how about the u. k. reform parties? no, i to for vice. he said the ukraine conflict walls provokes by nato is expansion plans, but police a co refutes the claim here. why do you the where do you come down on the issue of the rest? the media have to say that that's per watches on the right and not right,

that he's wrong. because if he would be right and everybody in the westport acknowledge that, that would mean that the west is guilty and the warranty made directly from the west as putting into the aggressor. we're not doing anything, we have not to park in front of the conference. now the western headline is estimated as the last november $62000000.00 in weapons had been sent to ukraine. i left the last, despite all the tracking mechanisms and agreements with kat kim. what is my goal? well, we have since the beginning of the conflict, we have the news even from, from european police organizations, that they are afraid of a weapons from ukraine, west and weapons from you can go back to the black market. we have now we have uh already uh, from africa reports that they have their weapons. all right, less than a stomach virus. israel yeah, was said he wouldn't help ukraine because he's afraid that the weapons then go to the stadiums. so that's no surprise, surprise, and that, that what we weapons less than ukraine? no surprise at all. nothing you joe biden. and donald trump faced off for the 1st

time in the 2024 election. the debate was meant to offer voters more insight into both of the candidates policies, but quickly devolved into a round of name calling. my son was not a loser, was not a sucker. you're the sucker you're those are my shares, your numbers are and the selection is over. i see your winery was cross live now to r. t is cut them off a new joins us from new york. tell them this. here's debate stands out from previous ones with the lack of a live audience and heavily moderated formats of the opponents mikes were cartwell responses were being given. walk us through how it went. well, it's certainly quite an interesting debate that just happens now. there was no studio audience and it was more of a q and a session. then a debates. uh, there was limited time for responses from the candidates and they were unable to

interrupt each other or energy act as normally happens. during debates uh, the moderators seem to be pretty careful with joe biden. let's review. however, what they couldn't really cover up just by giving him a little bit of easier treatment. the date of the total initiative relative to what we can do with more border patrol and more asylum of for the drunk. i really don't know what he said at the end of this is, i don't think he knows what he said, either making sure that we're able to make every single solitary person eligible for what i've been able to do with the. with the coven, i should be with dealing with everything we have to do is uh, what if we finally be medicare taken presidents by the president, trump? i made sure every company in the world, every pharmaceutical company cannot have to be here. and by the way,

now the mainstream media could not miss how badly jo biden's performance. why it's, i mean, the observers just saw a man that looked very tired, looked very overwhelmed and struggled through the night. this is some of the reaction to the debate that just happened and what it is telling the american public about the president to be do you want to be doing what was a game changing debate in the sense that right now as we speak, there is a deep a wide and a very aggressive panic in the democratic party. and they were having conversations about the president's performance, which they think was visible, which i think will hurt other people down the party in the ticket. and they're having conversations about what they should do about it. the people who are texting me were even more panic. they actually expected it to be better than it was. and now they're in a, i won't say a full fledge panic, but it's getting the panic level, particularly among elected democrats,

who have to share the pallet with him. um, there is a full on panic tonight. i want to pull up some of these tweets and reactions here from jackie heinrich, she's a very well connected democratic source tells her the house and the senate are the g o. p. 's for now everyone is freaking out. he needs to go no way. they replace him unless he agrees there. so you want to talk about them level of freak out at the moment the universal sentiment seems to be that this was not a good night for joe biden. yeah, the think it was pretty obvious for a lot of people including people online, many critics heading out at by then walk us to the public reaction as well. it's quite interesting because generally the debates between the major candidates from the democrat and republican party don't happen until after the nominating conventions. but the republican convention and the democratic convention are still set to happen later this summer. and so neither by them nor trump are actually the

official non and the use of their party. yet at this time that decision is made at the conventions. only 2 debates are scheduled. this was the 1st one very early on in the game. usually debates are not happening until september, but regardless, this early debates where we saw biden's and trump facing awesome in june, we're an election that set to take place in november. it didn't go well for biden, and there has been a strong social media reaction to biden's performance in california and, and such as new york in chicago. and some biden can hardly talk during this debate . and it's only the 1st question joe biden is literally malfunctioning by the last train of thought. and cnn just moved on, biding his literally on stage, staring into the afterlife. caleb, nevertheless, this debate was highly anticipated. tens of millions of viewers in the us watched it take us through the key moments, discuss,

supposed domestic and foreign policy. a long foreign policy. we had trunks who kept stressing, biden's foreign policy was leading the country into world war 3. biden was insisting that his foreign policy was leading the united states back into a position of leadership around the world and in the right direction. now when it came to you crane, donald trump was basically asked whether or not he would accept uh, the russian presidents peace terms for the country. and he completely dodge the question. this was donald trump responding to continue to moving can we get the total bang? zalinski comes to this country. what so it was $60000000000.00. he's the greatest salesman ever. and i'm not knocking him. i'm not knocking anything. i'm only saying he's the money that we're spending on this war, and we shouldn't be spending it should have never happened. i will have that war settled between putting angelo sky as president of deluxe. before i take office on

january 20th, i'll have that were settled. donald trump emphasized as he often does, that the war in ukraine would never have happened if he were president uh, and that he intends to finish it or settle it. he did not go into detail about how that would be and that leaves many people wondering what donald trump really plans to do with the conflict. so caleb moore's biden's responses take on the ukraine in crisis. did he have a response to terms of promise to end the war? he wasn't even asked about that, and he was not confronted about the billions of dollars, the american taxpayer money that's been sent to ukraine. instead, he repeatedly called the russian president, a war criminal. he warned that if the russians are not stopped in ukraine, they will march into europe. they will attack nato countries. and one of the countries he listed as being a tow country was bella roost. i told you, the fact is that as a war, criminal is killed,

thousands and thousands of people. and he has made one claim clear. he wants to reestablish what was a part of a story then fire, not just a piece wants to all of ukraine. that's what he wants, and then you think you'll stop there. you think yourself, when even if it takes you cry, what do you think happens the poem once they get put the bell over? what do they happen? so those nato countries. caleb, another a hot button issue of course for the countries foreign policy is the war in gaza. what the, the 2 candidates have to say about that as well. it was interesting to see that both of the candidates presented themselves as allies of israel presented the other as potentially not being a reliable ally of israel. and despite the fact that we saw that huge upsurge of protests, etc, supporting palestine, both candidates were trying to present themselves as more reliably pro israel than the other. um, what was also interesting is there was one moment where donald trump told biden you

sound like a palestinian, but they hate you also because you're a weak one. and that moment had many people around the world looking on and saying why is you sound like a palestinian and insult? you know, i mean, the people were wondering exactly who trump was trying to appeal to what that remark out why he felt that was the necessary way to refer to joe biden. but overall they both had a pro is really sad to met trump's that october 7th never would have happened if he were president and bite and said that he was supporting israel and doing everything good and that's mosque must be completely destroyed, echoing some of netanyahu's rhetoric and kind of what about domestic issues, i know for americans, that's the most important thing. despite all the conflict going on globally. well, they both considered the other candidate to be the worst president in the history. and that was made clear, they both blamed each other for the economy and has to teach competing statistics

about why that was competing explanations of the cobit pandemic. and it's economic impact and who is responsible for what, who's responsible for inflation? what policies were to blame there? uh, the issue of abortion came up and as is noted, the us supreme court has made it possible for us states to legalize abortion, which is something that many trump supporters, uh, you know, are in favor of it made it possible for states to outlaw abortion, which previously, the supreme court had not allowed so many of from supporters are very opposed to abortion. and want states to have the right to outlaw abortion. now donald trump made a point of bringing up the immigration issue over and over and over again as that seems to be the issue. that is the most important to many of his supporters on. there's many people in the us that are very concerned about it. now i one point uh they did uh talk about january 6th and the january 6th events. um and donald trump essentially dodge the question and he just said that well, back on january 6th,

when i was still president. uh we, we were had a great secure border. we were number one and we had the energy independence and he didn't really address the issue of the capital riot of january 6th. and then biden jump, dan, and started invoking images of swastikas and crowds with torches. referring to the events in charlottesville, bought it. you hear about crowds with nazi and sidney up towards late march is people with very different interpretations of the 2nd world war. and who was right and who was wrong. you have to think of you crazy. and you have to think of the forces that bite in has overwhelmingly committed not just disappointing, but spending billions and billions of dollars of american taxpayer money to arm and back. and uh, the, the irony there may not have been apparent in the room with mainstream u. s media, but i'm sure many international observers have to notice it when he talks about people and you know, neo nazi uniforms crowds with torches, etc. this is the elements in ukraine that have gotten us support. but

american politics isn't quite a strange moment. this is not a normal time and the election cycle for a debate to take place. the feeling that biden's just didn't do very well in terms of performance. and the feeling that it may be possible that at the democratic national convention, they could replace them with another candidate. that is certainly widespread. there's already been talk of such a thing happening and now that talk is escalating. it once listens to us media. there is speculation, the democrats may replaced by them with someone else, as there are not many lot, there is other saying that binding is not willing to step down. and biden's allies are very committed to keeping them on the ticket. a lot of questions are being raised and people view this largely, the reaction is that this was a win for trump, if not just an epic loss for bite and maybe not a win for trump. uh bought a loss for bite and no doubt. all right, our take correspond that caleb melton. caleb. thank you. all right,

let's cross live now to talk show host steve miles virg. as steve, i'll just get right to it. what for is your take away from the debate? oh, wow. so yeah, it was a disaster for joe biden, and it got from the 2nd he walked out onto the stage 12 minutes into it. you played one of the sound bites where he lost his train of thought and looked down and paused and then said well anyway, then went off topic and said we'd be medicare or whatever the heck he said. and, you know, trump was looking at them like the whole time. he didn't, didn't say, wow, you really don't know if you didn't insult them. you just let it be what it was which was a disaster. the whole night was a disaster before that, that the, you know, freeze up. he get early on, he start, he just, he couldn't express himself, he was mumbling and swallowing words, and it was, you know, we're used to seeing joe biden, by, at big events speech in the state of the unions. he's been accused by some of being

a getting adderall, or some kind of drug or some kind of vitamin or something injected into him cuz he's a different person. but tonight, he was in a different person and the fact that his voice sounded raspy and weak from the beginning. in addition to everything else, really made it a total sham. now subsequently the white house said, oh, he has a cold. but if he has a cold water earlier in the day, was the out reading supporters on the, on the way into cnn. and then after the fact, he and jill went then to some room or something, the 1st lady. and again, he was close, very close to supporters if he's got a cold, it's none of it make sense and i'll tell you what they are going to replace joe biden. and that this is part, in my opinion, and a lot of conspiracy theorist. i've been saying this for a long time. i used to think it would be michelle obama. i don't anymore, but

a rock, obama pulls the strings here and he decided along with a lot of other people who are now coming forward after this. the big thanks for the worst trouble. so they know what they're doing. they know who the person who will replace joe will be, i don't know, but someone will. yes, dave, immediately after the debate, cnn, citing sources, same democrats are an aggressive panic after biden's performance, mainstream media, apparently, and panic as well raising alarms over his performance. and even his ability to serve as president, are you surprised that the mainstream media is finally acknowledging this? i mean, but they have supported by them the whole way, but they're a bit late to the game or they yeah, i was there a bit late to the game, although there have been some people in the media who have written columns, david act. so rod and other people who are close to buying in obama work for them who have said, you know, maybe there's going to be a good time is good to come. and joe biden is not the right person. i, i,

i can help us look at, i saw a couple of harris interviewed on cnn about an hour after the debate ended. and she was basically saying, oh joe did great at, you know, and, and, and, and the correspond at the interview where i anderson, cooper kept interrupting or, and saying, well, you know, what are you talking about basically? and she just stuck to the script always done. so much as president, and you know, all these democrats and all the media members, everyone you could think up for weeks has been saying when, when you're alone with joe biden, behind closed doors. oh, he's like, up to date. there's nobody better than it. and now we saw what joe biden is like, and again, this is not an accident. they asked for this debate. the bible campaign wanted this debate big picked where he started, they picked every thing. no, mike, no, no audience. all the roles were from buyers. can they know somebody knows what they're doing and this was a, this was like planned in my view disaster.