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daniel mcadams, executive director, ron paul institute out of lake jackson, texas. glenn dyson, professor of political science, university of southeastern norway out of oslow. thank you both for being with me. well, let's start this off uh uh in texas. daniel, i'd like to hear your thoughts on the us secretary of state currently calling for the israeli regime to do more to protect civilians in gaza. i mean, what exactly does that mean? well, what is this his fourth trip? what have they had to show? for absolutely nothing at this point do more to protect civilians, well they've already completely destroyed the civilian infrastructure, the 23,ous plus civilians who have been slaughtered. now just the tip of the iceberg because i'm so sorry, i'm so sorry, i'm going to interrupt you because i'm having some audio difficulties, hopefully we can take care of that and i'll come back to you, so sorry, glenn, i'll i'll propose that same question then to you, what exactly does the us secretary of state means when he says that? well uh, i would agree with - yeah the former coun

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daniel mcadams, executive director of ron paul institute out of lake jackson texas. glenn dyson, professor of political science, university of southeastern norway out of oslo. thank you both for being with me. well, let's start this off uh uh in texas. daniel, i'd like to hear your thoughts on the u.s. secretary of state currently calling for the israeli regime to do more to protect civilians in gaza. i mean, what exactly does that mean? well, what is this his fourth trip? what have they had to show for it? absolutely. nothing at this point do more to protect civilians, well they've already completely destroyed the civilian infrastructure, the 23,000 plus civilians who have been slaughtered, now that's just the tip of the iceber, because now i'm so sorry, i'm so sorry, i'm going to interrupt you because i'm having some audio difficulties, hopefully we can take care of that and i'll come back to you, so sorry, glenn, i'll i'll propose that same question then to you, what exactly does the us secretary of state means when he says that? well uh, i i would agree with yeah

daniel mcadams, executive director, ron paul institute out of lake jackson texas. glenn dyson, professor of political science, university of southeastern norway out of oslo. thank you both for being with me. well, let's start this off uh uh in texas. daniel, i'd like to hear your thoughts on the u.s. secretary of state currently calling for the israeli regime to do more to protect civilians in gaza. i mean, what exactly does that mean? well, is this his fourth trip, what have they had to show for it? absolutely nothing. at this point, do more to protect civilians, well they've already just completely destroyed the civilian infrastructure, the 23,ous plus civilians who have been slaughtered. now that's just the tip of the iceberg because i'm so sorry, i'm so sorry, i'm going to interrupt you because i'm having some audio difficulties, hopefully we can take care of that and i'll come back to you. so sorry, glenn, i'll i'll propose that same question then to you, what exactly does the us secret? your state means when he says that? well uh, i would agree with - yeah, t

their work at the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity by going to ron paul institute dot com. so unfortunately, gotta leave it right there. thank you so much for your time and insight. explain that. so as you can see in the us, the land that purports to be the greatest democracy on earth and claims to value the lives of its citizens. claims to protect its nationals abroad, failed gonzalo lira, he paid the ultimate price, he paid with his life for the crime of critical journalism. and i don't know mean tweets about joe biden. i send my deepest condolences to his family. that is going to do it for this episode of modus operandi the show that digs deep into foreign policy and current affairs. i'm your host middle of chan. thank you so much for tuning and we'll see you again next time to figure out the ammo. the, the, the the, the hello and welcome to the cost of full horses. here we discuss the wheel and the red jacks. american accusations, all bits involve maintain drones, strikes that killed, 3 us troops of and military. i post on the serious border with jordan, president bide

a ron paul institute conference again soon, thanks very much phil for joining us and thank you for having me and it was a pleasure and uh and i i love you guys, i mean you're you're you know since i met dr. paul so many years ago you introduced me and i i've just admired the hell a lot of what you're doing, thank you, thanks very much phil. tiny virus brought humanity to its knees, affecting every corner of the globe. covid-19, also known as the coronavirus. in the past two weeks, the number of cases of covid-19 outside china has increased 13-fold. and the number of affected countries has tripled. there are now more than 118 th00 cases in 114 countries and 4,291 people have lost their lives. thousands more are fighting for their lives in hospitals. in the days and weeks ahead. we expect to see the number of cases, the number of deaths and the number of affected countries climbed even higher. over the following months, the casualties soored dramatically with covid-19 claiming nearly 7 million lives around the globe. the pandemic had stark damaging impacts on the global economy. due to the

daniel mcadams, executive director, ron paul institute out of lake jackson texas. glenn dyson, professor of political science, university of southeastern norway out of oslow. thank you both for being with me. well, let's start this off uh uh in texas. daniel, i'd like to hear your thoughts on the u.s. secretary of state currently calling for the israeli regime to do more to protect civilians in gaza. i mean, what exactly does that mean? well, what is this his fourth trip? what have they had? to show for it absolutely nothing at this point do more to protect civilians, well they've already completely destroyed the civilian infrastructure, the 23,000 plus civilians who have been slaughtered. now that's just the tip of the icebert, because now i'm so sorry, i'm so sorry, i'm going to interrupt you because i'm having some audio difficulties, hopefully we can take care of that and i'll come back to you. so sorry, glenn, i'll propose that same question then to you, what exactly does the us secretary of state means when he says that? well uh, i i would agree with the form

hope to see you again on the show soon and hope to see you a ron paul institute conference again soon. thanks very much phil for joining us and thank you for having me and it was a pleasure and uh and i love you guys, mean you're you're you know since i met uh dr. paul so many years ago you introduced me and uh i've just admired the hell lot of what you're doing. thank you, thanks very much phil. a tiny virus brought humanity to its knees, affecting every corner of the globe. covid-19, also known as the coronavirus. in the past two weeks, the number of cases of covid-19 outside china has increased. fold and the number of affected countries has tripled. there are now more than 118,000 cases in 114 countries and 4,291 people have lost their lives, thousands more are fighting for their lives in hospitals. in the days and weeks ahead, "we expect to see the number of cases, the number of deaths and the number of affected countries climbed even higher. over the following months, the casualties soared dramatically with covid-19 claiming nearly 7 million lives around the globe. the pandemic h

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paul institute conference again soon. thanks very much phil for joining us and thank you for having me and it was a pleasure. and uh and i i love you guys, i mean you're you're you know since i met uh dr. paul so many years ago you introduced me and i i've just admired the hell out of what you're doing, thank you, thanks very much phil. a tiny virus. brought humanity to its knees, affecting every corner of the globe. covid-19, also known as the coronavirus. in the past two weeks, the number of cases of covid-19 outside china has increased 13-fold.

he's the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity, or across black roles. and the fact that means you can jump anytime you want. and i would appreciate it. okay, danielle, let me go to you 1st and like jackson, no matter how the administration wants to parse is words when you have anthony blinking coming outtake sullivan, john kirby, they, they want to create this. you know, there's a little bit of distance, but of course we're, we're fully on the side if it's really, it's not working and there's, nobody believes this year. this is biden's war, a step. so literally it's been a cock ups. and the 1st these people are so far out of their league, it's not even funny. i'm for all his faults and there are plenty of them. if you had something like henry kissinger, you know, with the shuttle diplomacy, you might have actually had something happened. but from the very beginning, as you point out in your introduction, peter by knew, raced over and he had a big plan. he was going to give a big bear hug to be nuts and you know, and then he was going to have a summit.

now we spoke with the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity. dido mock adams, and he laid out how the 2 main contenders down they had all the presidential election. he's certainly demonstrating strengths, whether by the ministration has demonstrated weakness. it is playing into trumps hands as well as he tries to contrast himself and that you look at his rallies or thousands of people attend. and he's very vibrant as opposed to president biden, where it's difficult for him to get a sentence out without stepping on his feet. you have a lot of frustration in the united states. you have, you cannot make problems. you have a, a, an aggressive bite and one policy that is costing americans billions of dollars and uh, its reputation overseas. so i think a lot of americans are seeing the failure of dividing ministration of foreign policy, domestic policy, economic policy, and that is causing a lot of anger to boiler. the surface out of texas gas has a keys, the bottom, the ministration of failing to protect the nation into the washington coal. the states actions

the state guard that we spoke with the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity, the adams. and he said he laid out how the 2 main contend the stand a handled the presidential election. so he's certainly demonstrating strength where the, by the ministration has demonstrated weakness. it is playing into trumps hands as well as he tries to contrast himself and that you look at his rallies or thousands of people attend. and he's very vibrant as opposed to president biden, where it's difficult for him to get a sentence out without stepping on his feet. you have a lot of frustration in the united states. you have, you cannot make problems. you have a, a, an aggressive biden's, one policy that is costing americans billions of dollars and uh, its reputation overseas. so i think a lot of americans are seeing the failure of dividing ministration of foreign policy, domestic policy, economic policy. and that is causing a lot of anger to boiler, the surface out of texas governor has accused the bottom administration of failing to protect the nation into the washington coal.

not donald, my god, i'm just executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity says there is a chance that the risk between the states and the federal government will evolve into something said minutes or a civil war. a definitely a chance or something like this can escalate. i think a lot of people on both sides of foolishly would like to see it escalate to a civil war. there's a lot of frustration. there's a lot of anger in the united states. i have certainly not seen it before, but you know the us, us, so it has had a long history in the past of federalism, where the states have a loss control the tax tax is only entered the union with a provision that it could leave whenever it wanted to us, so you do have this provision in the us in us tradition. there's been centralization from washington dc over the past few decades value. and there's also the issue of the, of the state cards and the state cards are legally can be controlled by the governors in the state of war exists. so they have a lot of leeway over the state, the state cards in their state. so the, the esc

he's the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity or across the what was the fact that means you can jump anytime you want and i would appreciate it. okay, danielle, let me go to your 1st and like jackson, no matter how the administration wants to parsons words when you have anthony blinking coming, outtake sullivan, john kirby, they, they want to create this, you know, there's a little bit of distance, but of course we're work full way on the side of israel, it's not working and there's, nobody believes this year. this is biden's war, a step. so literally it's been a cock up from the 1st. these people are so far out of their league. it's not even funny. i'm for all his faults and there are plenty of them. if you had something like henry kissinger, you know, with the shuttle diplomacy, you might have actually had something happen, but from the very beginning. as you point out in your introduction, peter by knew, raced over and he had a big plan. he was going to give a big bear hug to be nuts and you know, and then he was going to have a summit. if you reme

now, to donald mach items, the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity. i'm glad to have you join me right now. donal now haul's, all the golf. those of all us states have reaffirmed their support for the texas and define the a by the administration over the border crisis. do you expect this risk between the federal government in those states to grow even further? i think it certainly has the capacity to do so. i mean, if half the states in the union have expressed strong support for what the texas governor is doing, in that, in defiance essentially of the president in dc, i think it has a chance to grow. i think there has been it festering wound in the united states with its open borders. americans have been concerned for a long time about it. and now that some states are doing something about a separate, particularly in the backdrop of an election year, that's something to keep in mind. i think you have a potential for escalation. all right, targeting security measures on the board that has been one of the main points of trauma election campaign. what d

he's the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity, or across black roles. that the fact that means you can jump anytime you want. and i would appreciate it. okay, danielle, let me go to you 1st and like jackson, no matter how the administration wants to parse is words when you have anthony blinking coming outtake sullivan, john kirby, they, they want to create this. you know, there's a little bit of distance, but of course we're work full way on the side is really, it's not working and there's, nobody believes this year. this is biden's war, a step. so literally it's been a cock ups. and the 1st these people are so far out of their league, it's not even funny. i'm for all his faults and there are plenty of them. if you had something like henry kissinger, you know, with the shuttle diplomacy, you might have actually had something happened. but from the very beginning, as you point out in your introduction, peter by the raced over and he had a big plan. he was going to give a big bear hug to be nothing you know. and then he was going to have a summit. if you

he's the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity or across black roles. and the fact that means you can jump anytime you want, and i would appreciate it. okay, daniel, let me go to you 1st and like jackson, no matter how the administration wants to parsons words. when you have anthony blinking coming, outtake sullivan, john kirby, they, they want to create this, you know, there's a little bit of distance, but of course we're work full way on the side of as well. it's not working and that's nobody believes this year. this is biden's war, a step. so literally it's been a cock ups. and the 1st these people are so far out of their league. it's not even funny. i'm for all his faults and there are plenty of them. if you had something like henry kissinger, you know, with the shuttle diplomacy, you might have actually had something happened. but from the very beginning. as you point out in your introduction, peter by knew, raced over and he had a big plan. he was going to give a big bear hug to be nuts and you know, and then he was going to have a summit. if you

he's the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity, or across black roles. and the fact that means you can jump anytime you want. and i would appreciate it. okay, daniel, let me go to you 1st and like jackson, no matter how the administration wants to parse is words when you have anthony blinking coming outtake sullivan, john kirby they, they want to create this. you know, there's a little bit of distance, but of course we're work full way on the side of israel. it's not working and there's, nobody believes this year. this is biden's war, a step. so literally it's been a cock ups. and the 1st these people are so far out of their lead, it's not even funny. i'm for all his faults and there are plenty of them. if you had something like henry kissinger, you know, with the shuttle diplomacy, you might have actually had something happened. but from the very beginning, as you point out in your introduction, peter by knew, raced over and he had a big plan. he was going to give a big bear hug to be nuts and yahoo! and then he was going to have a summit. if you remem

he's the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity, or across black roles that affect that means he can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate it. okay, danielle, let me go to you 1st and like jackson, no matter how the administration wants to parse is words when you have anthony blink and coming outtake sullivan, john kirby they, they want to create this. you know, there's a little bit of distance, but of course we're work full way on the side of is really, it's not working and that's nobody believes this here. this is biden's war, a step. so literally it's been a cock ups. and the 1st these people are so far out of their league, it's not even funny. i'm for all his faults and there are plenty of them. if you had something like henry kissinger, you know, with the shuttle diplomacy, you might have actually had something happened. but from the very beginning, as you point out in your introduction, peter by knew, raced over and he had a big plan. he was going to give a big bear hug to be nuts and you know, and then he was going to have a summit. if y

he's the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity, or across black roles that affect that means you can jump anytime you want. and i would appreciate it. okay, daniel, let me go to you 1st and like jackson, no matter how the admitted station wants to parse is words when you have a anthony blinking coming, outtake sullivan, john kirby, they, they want to create this. you know, there's a little bit of distance, but of course we're work full way on the side of israel. it's not working and there's, nobody believes this year. this is biden's war, a step. so literally, it's been a cock up from the 1st. these people are so far out of their league. it's not even funny. i'm for all his faults and there are plenty of them. if you had something like henry kissinger, you know, with the shuttle diplomacy, you might have actually had something happen. but from the very beginning, as you point out in your introduction, peter by knew, raced over and he had a big plan. he was going to give a big bear hug to be nuts and you know, and then he was going to have a summit. if y

daniel mcadams, executive director, ron paul institute out of lake jackson, texas. glenn dyson, professor of political science university of southeastern norway out of oslo. thank you both for being with me. well, let's start this off uh uh in texas. daniel, i'd like to hear your thoughts on the u.s. secretary of state currently calling for the israeli regime to do more to protect civilians in gaza. i mean, what exactly does that mean? well,