public to be imprisoned. so peaceful protest in the u. k. might do bulletins o police commission that has a boost threatened to pursue people who are not even in the u. k. big cable. gloria does not make you safe from the law. you can be guilty of offences of, of incitement, of starting racial hatred. and we will come off to those individuals just as we will physically confront on the straits. the commentators from all other end of the political spectrum who likes to accusations of bias of the police. because we stand in the middle, we'll try to independently under the law with that federal favor. and if you've got crazy views over there, you don't like it. and if you go try, give you some of that. you don't like it. we will continue to do this. can you imagine the full riff? i don't know russia or china suggested it was gunning for. so for warriors in the u . k. u. k continues to spend the taylor that society is free, unlike of course,

here in russia where people aren't even allowed to think for themselves just terrible government overreach. you're seeing it now in england where people getting arrested for tweets, you know, when you know, people talk about soviet russia like how bad the russia is in terms of cracking down on thought police and the tracking down on bad tweets and things like that. i think the statistics are, i think ingle and in the last i think there's something like 4000 people have been arrested in england for saw crimes where they've said things online that people find to be a hateful thing or a problem, maddox thing. and i think it's only 200 in russia, the employees away. this tooling by the u. k for online trolls isn't actually new in 2016 more than 3000 people were detained and questions about things that they had posted on social media while around hall. so those investigations were dropped,

that still means cases were pursued against around 1600 people. let's just compare that to russia in the same year with 54 people with jail. i hate speech, the numbers speak for themselves yet. russia is no for a terry instinct with think pole is in full force. i beg to differ, but you know, repeats a lie, often enough and it becomes the truth. and that's the update. now, thanks for watching. i'll see you again the hey everybody. amick sanchez and this is the weekend review. do you know that they're running for he man,

women haters club. i want you to do this with me. let's. let's do this together. would you be my roommate and let's get this down the road. i promise it. dam is real targets and removes the missouri member of congress and she is firing back as you just started by the way ukrainian troops across into russia. a couple of harris picks the quintessential midwesterner as are running, made all this add more as they like to say. i'm rick sanchez. this is a good review. let's do it the, as you can see in uh, some of the videos that we used to tease the show is where you like to say it has been one ad come awake. man, there has been so much going on. in fact, in the last like 2 or 3 weeks, it's like everything is just transitioned, it seemed not in a sexual way. let's,

let's talk politics mostly at the beginning of the show because there's a lot of politics going on. and to recap, and we're gonna be joined by the hosts of the critical our on radio spot. next. dr . wilma leon and dr. garland nixon, both of whom are and gone to nixon, i should say, but it's a toolbar. i just made you a doctor. uh, both of whom i always joined us and always have interesting pull out or to share with us. okay guys, let's start with uh, the democrats. i picked their uh, vp. some people think it matters a lot. some people think it matters nothing. uh the winter is uh, governor tim was of the great state of minnesota. i always say great state because that's where i went to school. graduated from he by the way, is credited with and may be chosen for pulling off what is really a trump, it's right. i mean, nobody did this better than trump, right branding people with like little marco and crook and hillary and of you know, that type of thing. it was him, the governor of minnesota. this dude was who came up with

a description against their opponents, which seems to have in a company in way dot. here it is. we do not like, what does happen, what we can't even go to thanksgiving dinner with our uncle, because you end up in some weird fight that is unnecessary. and i nice thing bringing back people together. well, it's true, these guys are just here and it is. you know, they're running for he, man, women haters club or something. that's what they go at. that's not what people are interested in. later. we're nonsense. can be presented in one word. every one will be one where we solve problems. i don't know going what do you, what do you think of this guy? what do you think of that that that, that strategy which seems to be a hell of a lot more effective than just saying that all republicans are, i don't know hitler or something like we've heard in the past. so yeah, i think it's going to be very effective amongst the talking kids, you know,

it's the people that cnn and m s nbc were vote and he went to a, you know, they, when they unanimously but it's non substantive. you look right now at the general harris's website at a campaign web site, there's nothing there. you can buy merchandise, you can learn about how she was pushed around in a stroller as a child was staying with them. well, but they're not saying anything about the issues that affect americans and americans are very concerned about inflation. and they're concerned about, you know, their everyday life and, and, and how things, how high things are get it's gotten. so this is sounds great. it's weird. it's whatever these are the things they'll chat about. people are voting on that button on real thing, but, but here's the deal. i mean, i looked at a pole yesterday in terms of independence. trump used to be winning by 14. this new poll has a couple of harris up i'm 9, which means that's a 23 point swing. since the old guy step down. uh there is no

question in my mind that even though you say she's non substantive, she's really good at reading the lines showing up where she needs to show up standing where they tell her to stand. and i kind of think of trump that a little bit of that he'd be doing better. what. what you the doctor, what do you think? i oh, he'd be doing much better. the problem is he doesn't listen to his advisors. he doesn't listen to his campaign staff because he's been very successful at being him and doing him. and it's very hard to try get 6. it's very hard to get successful people to listen to other people because in their minds, hey, i've been doing it this way, all my life. i've been successful doing it this way. all my life. what do i need you for? yeah. now the and that's and that's all i have to read and then that by the way that i was just gonna add to your point. and that's why he's talking about things like, oh she's, she's not really indian,

she's black or she's not really black. and she's empty and i was thinking good, why are you even though i'm there? right. i mean, he, he's continuing to talk to those in the back, you know, was in the echo chamber, he's not able now to attack to the center and expand the base, which is what you need to do in a general election. the weird moniker works because as they are weird. mm hm. and i was on the floor at the republican convention. and yeah, marco, who uh, i saw i spoke to. he's not really that short piece. so you would expect to see a, so it gives you expecting to get out of a surface car using the fact he's not pets short. so uh, so here's the other bottle point on it. is that branded right now? this is, this is working because we're still in a honeymoon. well,

let me get rid of that, but wait, wait, wait, guy, you just said something. it's fascinating. and i'm gonna give you an example of when the branding does work. so she's supposed to be this overly scripted, overly produced, empty headed person who offers absolutely nothing and just reads are lines. here's a video of her a fake stage video of her doing exactly that. talking about people falling into the trap, just like i, i accuse trump of that. now i'm accusing couple errors. watch this fake video of her supposedly telling walls that he's been chosen. this is so staged. watch live with me. let's, let's do this together. would you be my roommate and let's get this down the road. i would be honored by president the joining that you're bringing back to the country. the of these. yeah, something that's out there. you'll be a privilege to take this with you across the country. we're gonna do this and we're

gonna unifier and remind everyone that we are funding for the future for everyone to look it up and get this done. okay. i don't know about your darling, but if my boss came to me or anybody came to me and said, we want you to go in law and state something and pretend to be doing something that's actually already been done. i tell them to go to hell or fire me. i don't know about you. this tells me a lot about her. if she's lying about this, what else is going to lie about later on? i'm bothered by this as well. you know, and this is what we get from politics today, particularly the incoming party right now. they don't have much of a record to run on. the record that they do have to run on is pretty bad. it would not certainly wouldn't get the animal hair selected. so instead they've got to do stage defense. they've got to come up with names to of weird for their other opponents, but they can actually get into the, the weeds of, of, of, of policy. so it doesn't surprise me, this is what they're doing. it's like their foreign policy. they just make stuff up and say it. and she's not really good. i think they have to do that with her to i

think they're probably horrified at the idea of just letting camel harris out there on her own to be hers. but the probably are worse, but they don't have to and it's walking. i mean, she's, she's yeah, i mean, i got to tell you, yeah, looking at the polls, they can't all be wrong. and most of them are saying this thing is flipping in her direction. so because she's basically, you know, uh, reading our lines, i guess, well, in this is that we're not, we're still in a honeymoon period. we have to see how she manages the convention. true. and then we. and then once, once she comes out of the convention or they harris and wells come out of the convention, then we're going to that's when we're going to have to start hearing policy. and this whole thing, we're just reminded me of being in the 4th grade when i asked nancy. busy to be my, if she'd be my girlfriend and i wrote her this little note check, yes or check? no, it was it, it was all juvenile that it transparent that can face up. so it had to do with

nancy. we were friends to this day. good. let's talk about israel's making of u. s. foreign policy. israel as a nation has just spend $25000000.00 to remove 3 members of the us congress that they did not like. 2 of them are democrats, and one of them is a republican. their latest take down is us representative corey bush, who was replaced by a guy who took $8000000.00 from israel's lobby. usually people taken out by a pack don't make waves. corey bush, interestingly enough, she's making a lot of ways. listen to this outcome. is it to your kingdom down? i'm not sure what that means, but usually people say, oh my god, these guys are so powerful and so strong. i'm just kind of kind of leave the room and not let anybody notice that i was even here and she's coming out and say,

and how is this going to play? what do you guys think of is? i mean, i don't know the good. yeah. go ahead, if, if you go ahead garlic who have started here, jamal jamal bowman last a couple of weeks ago, right. and one of the things that he did was he had a, a, a at a piano and then at a party at a o. c. and bernie sanders there a few years ago we have that event and there were $25000.00 people there. he had the event here a few weeks of the about a month or 2 ago. nobody showed up, it was empty. why? i don't think that yes, the money from a pack heard of care, but i think what, you know, i think a flight waving blue and yellow flags saying her re, we just gave 200000000 a 100000000 more to the nazi while the people in jamal book tomorrow, bowman and cory bushes district suffered because there's a lot of poverty and there's a lot of suffering. i think that's what got them. i think there people the way, way, way, way, way if that's the case, then why did, why do you need to spend $25000000.00 to take somebody down who's

a really crappy canada? i'm not saying that didn't influence it, influence it. i'm just saying the fact of the matter is that you know, there people, there are people in congress right now that you could spend a $1000000.00. they wouldn't lose bernie sanders. how would you take them up the people they loved them for whatever reason. there's a number of people like that. they didn't build the money's wrong. i agree. the apec money heard them desperately, but they didn't put themselves in a position to win by doing what they were supposed to do in the 1st place. but the point here is it, i don't know what, how, how you feel about this up. well, more, but, you know, we're not talking about the mango industry. we're, we're not talking about the, you know, big oil or whatever. we're talking about country. this is a country that is coming here, choosing who is running the united states of america. while we have a, a, you know what fit it. russia even puts a facebook post, criticizing a democrat. i just long in 2022. the times of israel ran

a story that the urban empowerment action pack, backed by a pack, was targeting 6 or 5 members of congress, the squad that was 2020 to me. in 2023 in june. the new york times aired the piece a pack is going to put a $100000000.00 into the campaign. we heard crickets, yeah, we heard nothing from the congressional black caucus. they didn't say a word. what they should have said was, this is what is being reported. they're putting in a $100000000.00. we need a 100000000 volts. your better turn out your bit of turnaround. stop this bill was this because this is not democracy, or there was crickets. so now for corey bush to be making a lot of noise, the bell rang you got mapped out, the fight is over. they the arena is empty. and now like michael springs, you want to get them off the map and lock, or what gross,

where the whitby. ah. but they like the double. sure. but i just wish somebody would say, i don't care. i mean, i don't know enough about corey bush that doesn't look to me like she's a very attractive candidate. and i'm not crazy about her policy choices on most things. but you know what? if somebody wants take it out, they should be americans, not as riley. i would not russians, not chinese, i will do not by amiens. it's like, i will guarantees is that if the numbers turn upside down for pamela harris, the, you'll start seeing the articles of, of about russia. again, darren to russian will be up to no good if pamela harris has numbers tank, which i suspect they will, but some, even if they have to make it up just like they did last time. all right, that's a good place to stop for just a little bit. we're gonna take a little break. when we come back, we're going to talk about the debt crisis taking place in the us academy. and we're also going to start talking about about that as well. at elections that a whole lot more don't go away, will be right back of the

look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except we're so shorter is that conflict with the 1st law show your mind, anticipation. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence at the point, obviously is to great trust rather than fit the various things with artificial intelligence we have summoning the theme in the a robot must protect this phone. existence was on the pay. welcome back to direct impact. i'm rick sanchez, and this is the weekend review. you know, and by the way, i'm, i'm joined by 2 of the finest people to have these conversations with dr. wilmer

leon and garland nixon of the critical, our on radio spot back. thanks again guys. something happened this week which i really caught my attention. it's. it's almost like a new brewing world. crisis out there has everything to do with the us tab, which has just balloon to $3434.00 trillion dollars and how in the hell to the us, get into this predicament? the short answer is, or a big part of it, i should say it'd be fair, defense spending endless wars that we didn't win, which we now need to re think about as a policy. i would think. but let me just give you some of these numbers. i pulled the latest numbers. this is 20. 23 is the ones that we have available. and let me show you what they look like. last year, the us, but $900.00. $16000000000.00, almost a trillion dollars on national defense. that's more than the next 9 countries combined

. this is about $16.00 of the federal budget accounts for almost 40 percent of the global military spending. 40 percent we're responsible for by the way, if our debt bubble burst, you know, we're taken down with us, our allies get me back up if you could, because i want to talk about this. this is important. so here's what i'm trying to say. the people who have loaned us the money so we can be in debt, right? because our g d p is much lower than what we owe, right? japan, they own a trillion of our debt, a trillion dollars of our debt, owned by japan. we go down, they don't get that drug and we can't the u. k, about $700.00 to $800000000000.00. canada between $3.00 and $400000000000.00. so these are our allies who are in this predicament because of our, i guess. what else would you call it? your responsibility? i mean, if you don't pay and you can pay your bills because you're spending too much money,

i would call you, we're responsible. i don't know what, what do you think, wilmer? i think you're absolutely right. it's also, not only are we involved in these wars, the are, we are involved in wars that we started. and we can, when we started this conflict in ukraine, we're trying are damned us to pick a fight with china. we're trying our best to start a fight with them as well. and we are walking around the world like the bully on the block, picking picking fights with people and we're lose. we haven't won a war since vietnam. yeah. and also i don't know, i want to test drive a, wait, wait, wait, we lost that one. do it on the kid? no, i see it says world war 2. we have courses. exactly. the world war 2. well, good. a good there. the shape we've, we've, i repeat the shape that we did, we did, we did. and when you look at the depth, when you look at the, the, the war spinning of the next 2 behind this, china and russia,

we're still double both of them combined. and they'll whip us as soon as we, as soon as they get the chance it, this is, this is making absolute and went, this is 35 trillion debt against 25 trillion gross domestic product. no, you can't get a mortgage. you can't get a mortgage right. yeah, it's, it's, it's, it's ridiculous. you wanted to say something about this as well. it. yeah, well here's the other thing. we're not even county state and local that and debt from individuals corporate debt. i mean, that is, that doesn't really tell you the story of just how bad the economic situation is in the united states. and it's simple, this neo liberal capital is so set not to establish but this neil liberal system that we find ourselves in is one that is built on that we've gone around the world creating debt by other countries and then controlling the countries as a result of them being indebted to us, particularly in the global south, and now the chickens are coming home to roost. and if you look at such things right

here as a student loans, we're the, our government is literally doing the same thing to the people in our country that they've been doing to countries in the global south for many, many years. yeah. and the, the debt is blowing up and we just can't afford to run the world anymore. we don't run the world and it's expensive to try to run the world, especially when you can't. so here's another one. what go ahead really just really quickly in the past, the debt that we've created has been based upon the dollar. now those countries were there, the dollar rising. so as we move forward, that's going to have a drum met. we can't just now put more money to get out of debt because they're moving off the dollar. that's why i was mentioning that the, the people were hurting our, our allies. so the, the non, uh, you know, global south countries are the ones that will go down if we continue this path. and we're talking about the countries that we've depended on to have our bats. well,

they're not going to have our bags because they're not gonna have any money to have our backs to slash then in conversation develop this week. and we saw the incident in japan, we may be seeing more of that moving forward. now let's talk about u. k. services there have broken out of the u. k. a citizens confront police over immigration policies that many believe are changing their country for the worse. we put together a minute and footage more or less just just to show you, i'll talk over it. but, but this is what it looked like and still is going on by the way, as we speak right now in the u. k. put it up, victor. got all these. this is belfast by the way. the, these are, these are tensions that seem to have been ignited by the tragic murder of 3 young girls, allegedly, at the hands of a 17 year old whose parents emigrated from alondo. he was born there and the okay. uh, at the heart of the unrest may be a feeling of economic frustration with a lot of people struggling to make ends made well well for your individual seemed to be thriving and receiving government support. some believe that this address is

also fueled by a sense of displacement among white christians, who feel overwhelmed by an influx of immigrants that makes them feel like somebody else has suddenly taken over their country. look at these pictures. i mean, they're from all over the place, i guess, garland i'll, i'll start with you. what were your thoughts as you were watching the story developing the great britain this week? c. o. 2 things, number one, and that is, the chickens are coming home to roost. you know, these, the, the, the, the british empire and the us empire now have the, stabilize a lot of countries for years in africa, in the middle east. and that's why these people from those various countries end up leaving those, these stabilize nations and looking from worse debility in england. so the people who are in the streets are angry. and i do suspect as you say, that a lot of it has to do with the economic downturn that the u. k is taken, but they're blaming their own people. they're not blaming the ruling. elite will be stabilize those people's countries or sending all their money to youtube or the

ukraine and, and causing their energy costs to go up because they're not getting the cheap energy for us, and they're blaming the wrong people for their problems. that's my position. let's let, let's do this because you just mentioned something and i will, i want you to look at this in this other developing story that's been taking place this week. the us state department has just come out and named they did this a few days ago, but they've just come out of name the losing side of the vet as well. and elections as the winners. they're doing so because they say that according to the opposition the election, was it fair? well, have you ever known an opposition to say it was according to the opposition? the ballots don't add up. they say they conducted an exit ball during the election, where they interviewed voters, and they say, well, we're sure that most of these people told us they did not vote for my door. oh, so how the heck bidding, when that's what they're saying, the folks are to be exit polls. so who took the exit ball?

are you ready for this edison research? and who is edison research? here you go pulling from edison research counseling at the top, clients, voice of america radio, free europe, radio, liberty in the middle east broadcasting networks, all of which are us state owned media that were created to disseminate pro us messaging in the respective regions. they all work under the us agency for global media, which is a us government agency. and it's website says that the media outlets serve quote, the long range interest of the united states. so i guess my question well for, it's an a at least be a little less obvious. but a, you know, they can, in the pictures that we saw coming from england remind me of charlottesville um, no, they can't. and carson and i had been talking about this for months, the united states intentionally back marine would shadow in venezuela. and she was

found not to be a what she was not allowed to run by the venezuela supreme court because she was a operating, as a foreign agent, i think, for per room against the interest of it as well. and so the united states intentionally backs a candidate that they know is going to lose so that when the candidate does move, stick and cry file. yeah. and, and in this edison agency, it's just, it's, it's not only do they promote us propaganda. they are also a regime change age. yeah. you know, it looks a lot like georgia, it looks a lot like we were didn't ukraine in 2014? i mean it's, it's like the same formula. it's a template they, they, they pick a certain person who has ties to washington in the state department, and then they create an opposition. and then they create format, the, you know, civil unrest in the streets. i mean, my god, you, you can, you can just take the same country and just change it over is it may loves seeing

that or the why does anybody else see that? i'm thinking carl, well, if you get down to it, when it comes down to is a refusal to recognize venezuela as that the government event as well as sovereign right to run their own election and to make a decision as to whether their election was fair or unfair or anything else? it's the same with what. right, we're down to 30, so yeah, but we're down to 30 seconds. but why the oil? is it the natural then as well as you have been in west caldwell that has a lot of oil and has the potential to be an extremely powerful regional country due to their natural resources in oil and they've got a great labor pool, etc. so they have to be stopped and socially that's yeah, that's fascinating. well yeah, every everybody's a socialist or a fascist. it's like the only 2 terms we use any day. one side says the other one's a fast as the sides of their communist end of conversation and the debate stops. what a shame we don't do that here. thank god. that's our show. who remember to always

look outside your own box. drugs don't live in boxes, nor are they fascists or socialist. i'm research as will be looking for you next time the . the water is part of the leg. is it possible to post good? isn't the deepest to you of us and that in the word part, is it something deeper, more complex might be present? good. let's stop without pleases. let's go. part of

the what kind of negotiations can we talk about with people who indiscriminately attack civilians and public infrastructure? 4 attempts to threaten nuclear power facilities that ukraine's attack on the roster of course the reader. and then it's telling us that vinny is entirely in the gates a possibility for negotiations to end the company. this is one of the main squares in risk. everything is closed, everything is shut down. people are fleeing because they have seen what the ukranian militants do to civilians who are trying to flee. a civilians evacuating from the rocks on the border towns feeling intensifying, strikes from ukraine after it's encouraged.