that agreement, signed in barbados and facilitated by our partners in the caribbean and efforts by the biden administration have not come to pass, unfortunately. the united states in support of the agreement provided limited sanctions relief with the expectation for all candidates for office would be reinstated. that all who want to run for the presidency be allowed to and that wrongfully u.s. detained as well as political risenners be released. i'm encouraged by the steps taken by the regime including the release of an american citizen who thankfully is now back with his family but the regime backed court effort to disqualify you who definitively won the primary election is inconsistent with the terms of the barbados agreement. i don't think any of us were under the illusion the venezuelaian people would have completely fair elections in 2024 but i believe the negotiating process was key to establishing some type of electoral transition and framework to demonstrate the opportunity to mr. maduro and to the world. he shouldn't be able to handpick his opponent and is threatened by your c

it is inconsistent with the terms of the barbados agreement. i don't think any of us were under the illusion that the venezuelan people would have free and fair elections in 2024, but i believe the process was key to establishing some kind of electoral transition framework and for demonstrating the strength of opposition unity to mr. maduro and to the rest of the world. mr. maduro should not be able to handpick his opponent. he is clearly threatened by your candidacy. only the venezuelan people should pick their leader and president, not any other country. not the united states. on any other part of the world, but the venezuelan people. i'm not suggesting the united states back a specific candidate. that is a matter for the people of venezuela. our role should be to work with the venezuelan people to establish the process needed to return to competitive elections and democratic society. we are at a crucial point in venezuela's history. the venezuelan opposition has made great strides in putting aside their differences and uniting. there was no

that agreement signed in barbados and facilitated in the caribbean of the efforts of the biden administration have not come to pass unfortunately. the united states in support of the agreement also provided limited to sanctions relief with expectations all candidates would be reinstated and all that want to run be allowed to and wrongfully detained u.s. nationals in the political person be released. i'm encouraged by certain steps taken by the regime after the agreement including the release of amendment american citizens and ofwa the regime backed cours efforts to disqualify you to who definitively when the oppositions are inconsistent with the terms of the barbados agreement. i don't think any of us were under the illusion that people would have completely free and fair elections in 2024 but the negotiating process was key to establish an electoral transition framework and for demonstrating the opposition. he shouldn't be able to handpick the components and is clearly threatened by your candidacy. only the venezuelan people should pick their leader and president, not any other country, not

corina machado ha sido descalificada de participar en la elecciÓn, el incumplimiento de los acuerdos de barbadosabla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] enrique: la entrevista completa estÁ en nuestra plataforma, hablamos de la guerra en ucrania, del conflicto y de las sanciones despuÉs de la muerte del lÍder opositor y muchÍsimas otras cosas que espero que pueda haber en esta conversaciÓn. me parece muy relevante con el hombre encargado de la agenda global de estados unidos. maity: el lÍder de la minorÍa republicana en el senado anunciÓ hoy a sus 82 aÑos que dejara su cargo despuÉs de las elecciones presidenciales. ha sido el lÍderdesde el 2007, pero no tiene una buena relaciÓn con el expresidente donald trump. aunque mÁs de la mitad han expresado su apoyoa la candidatura, no ha sido uno de ellos. elian: pasamos al infierno que arde en texas donde colosales incendios arrasaron mÁs de 875.000 acres de tierra. una extensiÓn mÁs grande que el estado de rhode island. las llamas se propagaron amenazaron una enorme franja de ciudades pequeÑas y ranchos de ganado. una anciana fue encontrada

will run out, what is he saying, they have someone there again he died in barbados, i feel sorry forpt pies, cloudberries , butter, be quiet with butter, not butter, cool down, tsarevich, tsar father, look after the young man, allow us to show you, wait , and what this is happening there, what does it mean? " " for the homeland, for the kingdom, for the fatherland, respected dad, daughter, for the homeland, we will all die as soon as we are paid , wait, please, it’s not your way out yet, come on, i understand, learn, you fool , mom, he’s just kaput, ready for battle, give them a toad, boys, come on, it’s strange, the population of the tower has increased, fly together for reconnaissance and quickly. dad, and here we are, here you are, supaskats, come on, sir, let me, “boys, such experienced robbers cannot surrender to the hillbillies, let’s use plan b, go ahead, brooch, cheers, well, rich people, not in vain you ate our shchida porridge, well done, prosha, we won, you were right, we won, i. you’re right, but i spent the entire battle behind the fence , it’s too early to share the vic

corina machado ha sido descalificada de participar en la elecciÓn, el incumplimiento de los acuerdos de barbados en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] enrique: la entrevista completa estÁ en nuestra plataforma, hablamos de la guerra en ucrania, del conflicto y de las sanciones despuÉs de la muerte del lÍder opositor y muchÍsimas otras cosas que espero que pueda haber en esta conversaciÓn. me parece muy relevante con el hombre encargado de la agenda global de estados unidos. maity: el lÍder de la minorÍa republicana en el senado anunciÓ hoy a sus 82 aÑos que dejara su cargo despuÉs de las elecciones presidenciales. ha sido el lÍderdesde el 2007, pero no tiene una buena relaciÓn con el expresidente donald trump. aunque mÁs de la mitad han expresado su apoyoa la candidatura, no ha sido uno de ellos. elian: pasamos al infierno que arde en texas donde colosales incendios arrasaron mÁs de 875.000 acres de tierra. una extensiÓn mÁs grande que el estado de rhode island. las llamas se propagaron amenazaron una enorme franja de ciudades pequeÑas y ranchos de ganado. una anciana fue encontrada mue

he does not like that kind of society he'd seen in barbados. he didn't like that total slavery. and it's one of the stories that comes through in this book when you're thinking about the mental maps, is that the founders changed their minds about slavery in washington. ben franklin, thomas jefferson all grew up in an 18th century where slavery was part of life. so did hamilton and madison and taken for they turned against it in different ways in washington, most effectively in the last year of his life, his the makes he he he virginia legislatures passed some laws making it easier to free slaves and he writes a will himself personally hand writes it out to free slaves after his death. he's conscious there i think as he was as president, that he was setting precedents for a republic that might exist for quite a long time. he hoped, and as president, he does, among other things, retires and relinquish his power to become a private citizen, as he had done as a general. now he's going to free his slaves. he was sending a signal, which unfortunately was not followed everywhere. but t

he does not like that kind of society he'd seen in barbados. he didn't like that total slavery.s one of the stories that comes through in this book when you're thinking about the mental maps, is that the founders changed their minds about slavery in washington. ben franklin, thomas jefferson all grew up in an 18th century where slavery was part of life. so did hamilton and madison and taken for they turned against it in different ways in washington, most effectively in the last year of his life, his the makes he he he virginia legislatures passed some laws making it easier to free slaves and he writes a will himself personally hand writes it out to free slaves after his death. he's conscious there i think as he was as president, that he was setting precedents for a republic that might exist for quite a long time. he hoped, and as president, he does, among other things, retires and relinquish his power to become a private citizen, as he had done as a general. now he's going to free his slaves. he was sending a signal, which unfortunately was not followed everywhere. but this is a

he does not like that kind of society he'd seen in barbados. he didn't like that total slavery.e of the stories that comes through in this book when you're thinking about the mental maps, is that the founders changed their minds about slavery in washington. ben franklin, thomas jefferson all grew up in an 18th century where slavery was part of life. so did hamilton and madison and taken for they turned against it in different ways in washington, most effectively in the last year of his life, his the makes he he he virginia legislatures passed some laws making it easier to free slaves and he writes a will himself personally hand writes it out to free slaves after his death. he's conscious there i think as he was as president, that he was setting precedents for a republic that might exist for quite a long time. he hoped, and as president, he does, among other things, retires and relinquish his power to become a private citizen, as he had done as a general. now he's going to free his slaves. he was sending a signal, which unfortunately was not followed everywhere. but this is a i m

the ship was identified as a barbados-owned ship. the cargo ship suffered slight damage from a projectile that hit a window on the bridge. no one onboard was hurt. >>> nevada holds its presidential primaries today. president biden is expected to win with lesser known challengers on the ballot. he returned to the white house last night after campaigning in las vegas since sunday, and he met with hospitality union workers and small businesses including a small tea shop. nikki haley will be the only one on the ballot today. due to a quirk, the gop is holding caucuses this week where president trump will hold it but not haley. yesterday "the wall street journal" reports haley wants secret service protection on the campaign trail. she cited an increase in threats as trump's last major rival in the republican race. >>> border security is one of the top concerns among voters. a group of bipartisan senators unveiled a plan to overhaul immigration policy but somehow some lawmakers are calling it dead on arrival. scott macfarlane has more. >>

the second british cargo ship, which sailed under the flag of barbados from the port of varna, but thereestination on the maritime cargo website. the fact of the attack on the ship of the british kingdom was confirmed by the country's navy. none of the crew members were reportedly injured and the cargo ship continued on its previous course. the death toll from the worst forest fires in a decade in chile has exceeded 120 people, with hundreds more still missing. over 15,000 houses burned down in the valparais region up to there are still more than a hundred active fires . authorities declared a state of emergency and curfew in the disaster zone. at the same time, the number of people dissatisfied with the actions of the country's leadership is growing. they count. that the search for the missing, as well as the identification of the dead, is being carried out too slowly, while complaints from the local population are being received about robberies and attempts to seize the lands that belong to them, which is why residents are forced to go on night watch. among the causes of large-scale fi

movement for african-americans just give up on this country and move to somewhere else sierra leone barbados but also in particular liberia which the colony in west africa that had been founded by the american cotton society and there was a big debate in the black community in d.c., in baltimore over this question basically came to is this a good thing to just leave the country that you the only country you know behind and try to get a new start somewhere else and also eventually kind of what are the motives of the white people who were financing this operation? and smallwood was very interested for a number of years. and then you know you get the feeling that the scales fell from his eyes and he realized that basically we're talking about ethnic cleansing and that the the white people who were funding the american colonization society actually, their problem was not with enslaved black people, it was with free black people. and they wanted to just, you know, usher them out of the country. and so he broke with that and tried to convince all his friends to break with that. he, too, had been i

smith, wife of chief safety deion bush says her dreams are rooted as a first generation american from barbadosways think back to my great grandma coming to this country and taking that job and my grandmother helping me get through college, as well. i always think back to those moments, and i'm, like, okay, it's great my husband has this amazing job following his dreams, but i can't give up what i'm doing. >> reporter: i love that, and, look, we know all too well that taylor swift is one of the new popular w.a.g.s, but, look, if she wants to make it to the super bowl, i hope she's ready for it. she has her tokyo concert, so if she wants to cheer on her lover she better make it here on time and be wearing red. guys? >> gio: we heard all those puns. melissa, good job. >> janai: everyone following along, w.a.g. is a wife and girlfriend. >> whit: i didn't know that. >> janai: thank you, melissa. >> gio: so glad to have you here. >> whit: grandpa whit is finally checked in. hello. >> janai: still coming up here on "good morning america," big game, big ads. a sneak peek at the spectacular commercials

he's violating agreements, the barbados agreement.hat does it tell strong people around the world? >> well, you know, i think you made probably the most important point out of all of this, these words have a chilling effect on the trust in the united states' willingness to stand up for our own values. you know, that's what this is all about at the end of the day. putin's a murderous thug whose principle victims are the russian people. xi is watching all this to determine the willingness of the united states to shore up the pacific rim deterrence to include taiwan, south korea, which trump has called into question as well as japan. and other allies as you point out, maduro, another dangerous thug, you know, according to the population of venezuela has walked out of the country. so our purpose normally is to organize international allies to prevent war. that's what our purpose is, and i think mr. trump is damaging already that credibility. >> and garrett, trump's nato comments weren't the only ones that sparked backlash this weekend. he

reaffirm to support for competitive and inclusive elections in venezuela and implementation of the barbados agreement between representatives of nicolas maduro and the unitarian platform. mr. feiner expressed appreciation for colombia's continued effort to promote dialogue but also underscore the need for the international community to support an electoral process free of harassment and intimidation where all candidates are eligible to run for office. turning to mexico for a second, white house homeland security advisor dr. randall let an interagency delegation to mexico february 6 and seven. she engaged in a wide-ranging discussion with president amlo, and then separately of delegation met with mexico's security cabinet. both focused on bilateral and regional issues including sustained cooperation on migration and joint efforts to promote economic opportunity and development in the americas. during the fourth meeting of the trilateral fentanyl committee established by president biden and pay minister to, the united states -- prime minister trudeau, united states, mexico, and canada agreed

reaffirm to support for competitive and inclusive elections in venezuela and implementation of the barbados agreement between representatives of nicolas maduro and the unitarian platform. mr. feiner expressed appreciation for colombia's continued effort to promote dialogue but also underscore the need for the international community to support an electoral process free of harassment and intimidation where all candidates are eligible to run for office. turning to mexico for a second, white house homeland security advisor dr. randall let an interagency delegation to mexico february 6 and seven. she engaged in a wide-ranging discussion with president amlo, and then separately of delegation met with mexico's security cabinet. both focused on bilateral and regional issues including sustained cooperation on migration and joint efforts to promote economic opportunity and development in the americas. during the fourth meeting of the trilateral fentanyl committee established by president biden and pay minister to, the united states -- prime minister trudeau, united states, mexico, and canada agreed

we actually implemented some of the quarantine efforts, i think it was with ships coming up from barbados where they knew the plague was rampant in india. to make sure to try to keep the colony safe here. okay. so again, we're in the pre 19th century or actually even transcending into the early 19th century here with jeremy bentham. jeremy bentham was a utilitarian and really spearheaded this utilitarian idea of ethics. now we're at boston college, right. most of you, if you've taken an ethics class or philosophy class, please raise your hand. yes, most people have. who can tell me what utilitarian is amiss. i know someone knows. yes, there. the realization that social efforts to help the ill are beneficial for society as a whole. amazing. absolutely fantastic. so you knocked out even my next question so my first question what broadly is utilitarianism and it's at its most simple definition. it's the idea that an act is good if it creates the greatest good for the greatest number of people. and want to avoid acts that do widespread harm. okay. and so you took it a step further and already

we actually implemented some of the quarantine efforts, i think it was with ships coming up from barbados where they knew the plague was rampant in india. to make suretry to keep the colony safe here. okay. so again, we're in the pre 19th century or actually even transcending into the early 19th century here with jeremy bentham. jeremy bentham was a utilitarian and really spearheaded this utilitarian idea of ethics. now we're at boston college, right. most of you, if you've taken an ethics class or philosophy class, please raise your hand. yes, most people have. who can tell me what utilitarian is amiss. i know someone knows. yes, there. the realization that social efforts to help the ill are beneficial for society as a whole. amazing. absolutely fantastic. so you knocked out even my next question so my first question what broadly is utilitarianism and it's at its most simple definition. it's the idea that an act is good if it creates the greatest good for the greatest number of people. and want to avoid acts that do widespread harm. okay. and so you took it a step further and already add

but it's interesting when you think barbados resigned from the commonwealth and jamaica was making commentsents. it just may be, um, just shows may may be, um, that's all from me. >> sorry to interrupt, stephen. next is patrick christie's, and ihave next is patrick christie's, and i have a feeling i know what you're going to be talking about. patrick >> jacob, thank you very, >> yes, jacob, thank you very, very much. >> devastating news that >> um, devastating news that king charles has cancer will be going palace. going live to buckingham palace. i'll to paul i'll also be talking to paul burrell, diana's confidante and a cancer survivor. over. harry burrell, diana's confidante and a cofcer survivor. over. harry burrell, diana's confidante and a cofcer survcominger. harry burrell, diana's confidante and a cofcer survcoming home.y is, of course, coming home. sources have confirmed to gb news meghan markle is not. news that meghan markle is not. or to meghan or we'll be talking to meghan markle's all of that. or we'll be talking to meghan marigot; all of that. or we'll be talking to meghan ma

but it's interesting when you think barbados resigned from the commonwealth and jamaica was making commentsents. it just may be, um, just shows may may be, um, that's all from me. >> sorry to interrupt, stephen. next is patrick christie's, and ihave next is patrick christie's, and i have a feeling i know what you're going to be talking about. patrick >> jacob, thank you very, >> yes, jacob, thank you very, very much. >> devastating news that >> um, devastating news that king charles has cancer will be going palace. going live to buckingham palace. i'll to paul i'll also be talking to paul burrell, diana's confidante and a cancer survivor. over. harry burrell, diana's confidante and a cofcer survivor. over. harry burrell, diana's confidante and a cofcer survcominger. harry burrell, diana's confidante and a cofcer survcoming home.y is, of course, coming home. sources have confirmed to gb news meghan markle is not. news that meghan markle is not. or to meghan or we'll be talking to meghan markle's all of that. or we'll be talking to meghan marigot; all of that. or we'll be talking to meghan ma

the second is the british cargo ship morning, which sailed under the flag of barbados from the port ofhe ship of the british kingdom was confirmed by the country's navy. none of the crew members were injured. at the same time, the royal navy clarified that three ships were attacked. neither the name or type of the third vessel is still unknown. meanwhile, the us secretary of state arrived from saudi arabia in egypt and held talks with president assissi. the main goal of anthony blinken's next middle east tour, discussing the terms of the deal with the release of hostages and after the military plan in the gas sector. in captivity. hamas remains with more than 130 israelis. a pod of killer whales found themselves in an icy trap off the coast of japan; local residents filmed the killer whales on video, moving ice. they crowd into a tiny area, sticking their snouts out of the water. the footage shows that among the individuals there are both adults and children, according to the japanese country, they do not have the necessary equipment to save the animals. the only way is to cut a track

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