this is how pierre iliot trudeau entered history.ess of their color of right or left , nationalists are political reactionaries because they tend to view the common good as the property of a particular ethnic group or religious belief, not the good of all people. that's why it's nationalistic. government by its nature is intolerant, discriminatory and ultimately totalitarian. actually, that's exactly what we are we see in ukraine, except that nationalism there has acquired its extreme form of nazism. the ukrainian authorities initially, i want to emphasize this, from the very first steps, began to build their statehood on the denial of everything that unites us, they sought to distort consciousness and historical memory. with some defiance, i don’t go to churches, synagogues, mosques, i don’t go anywhere, and i’m not a seventh-day adventist, i’m definitely not a baptist , and so on, yes, of course, i ’ve been everywhere. empires are full-fledged participants in the soviet project, but now they are doing a common cause here on general

canadian muslim leaders have abruptly cancelled the meeting with the prime minister justin trudeau over support for israel regime and his failure to take tangible action against islamophobia in the country. stephen brown, ceo of national council of canadian muslims, sam canada's refusal to call on israel to follow order set out by the international court of justice aimed at preventing genocide in gaza. he said that decision was a straw that broke the camel's back. he said there's no evidence ottawa is willing to pressure israel to ease its bombardments of gaza. brown also said trudeau has broken promises of fighting anti-muslim hate crimes he gave the muslim community back in 2015. meeting was due. to be held on the seventh anniversary of the quebec city mosk shooting in which six people were killed and 19 injured back in 2017. political commentator zaffad says the canadian government has practically green lighted israeli genocide in gaza. trudo unfortunately and his government are solidly with the zionist regime in in israel, in fact when the international court of justice gave its pro

this is how pierre iliot trudeau entered history.ardless of the color of the right or left, nationalists are. group or religious belief is not at all the benefit of all people. this is why a nationalist government is by its nature intolerant, discriminatory and ultimately totalitarian. actually, that's exactly what we are we see in ukraine, except that nationalism there has acquired its extreme form of nazism. ukrainian. the authorities initially, i want to emphasize this, from the very first steps they began to build their statehood on the denial of everything that unites us, they sought to distort the consciousness and historical memory of millions of people, entire generations living in ukraine. it is not surprising that ukrainian society was faced with the rise of extreme nationalism, which quickly took the form of aggressive russophobia and neo-nazism, hence the participation of ukrainian nationalists and... in their own country, everything that is possible and impossible, now comes to russia with the same thing. the idea is to

the main topic is security, zelenskyi told trudeau about the current situation and the russian terroristacks with missiles and drones, which... currently, it does not stop for a day. the head of state thanked his canadian colleague for his willingness to help strengthen the defense of ukraine's skies, as well as for the supply of additional nesms air defense systems and missiles for them. instead, the prime minister of canada assured that assistance to ukraine in 2024 will be both defensive and financial. childhood cannot be postponed, parents across the country believe, and during the winter holidays they try to find... a way to enjoy themselves with their children. fortunately, in the capital, despite the shelling, our theater actors have something to offer children and adults to distract themselves from the calamity and inspire them for further life, report by elena astakhova. a fairy tale familiar from childhood, but today it is perceived differently. for the winter school holidays. theater on the left bank pleased with a new reading of kota goroshka. oh my god, the same one. kotegor

people like trudeau.n come and punish people. i come in and punish people. i mean, you can see the, the i mean, you can see the, the i mean, it's great to see people waving american flags without , waving american flags without, uh, without being ashamed. >> a rocky film. >> it's a rocky film. >> it's a rocky film. >> it's a rocky film. >> it's like a road . >> it's like a road. >> it's like a road. >> must be the morning traffic. yeah. >> i think if they weren't people. >> there weren't people waving, you know. absolutely no idea. >> i thought that was people going to see madonna at madison square gardens, because that's very hard get a ticket. very hard to get a ticket. >> and waiting for three hours for her to. but apparently she was stuck in the stair lift. >> madonna , um, but >> oh, poor madonna, um, but thatis >> oh, poor madonna, um, but that is similar to you still have pro—independence people in scotland. it. bridges scotland. that is it. bridges for indie, right? something for indie. and along

we had the case in canada of course what justin trudeau _ case in canada of course what justin trudeau was indian state involvement sell transnational oppression is such a priority that the security minister tom tugendhat has launched a task force were transnational oppression is a core element — transnational oppression is a core element of— transnational oppression is a core element of that. this is on the rise and bring _ element of that. this is on the rise and bring industrialised around the world _ and bring industrialised around the world so — and bring industrialised around the world so it— and bring industrialised around the world. so it could happen in the uk? i world. so it could happen in the uk? i cannot_ world. so it could happen in the uk? i cannot comment because ijust do not know— i cannot comment because ijust do not know but anything of course could _ not know but anything of course could happen from pretty much any country— could happen from pretty much any country in _ could happen from pretty much any country in the world. we are seeing more _ country in the world

so-called school of young leaders or world leaders, then there are the same people there, macron there, trudeauozy, merkel and... 4 years later he is already under the french president, olmon, in my opinion, was there before him, in 2017 at the age of 39 he was elected president, so if we take rishi sunok, the same story, he worked in goldon saxe is also a small manager, and after 4 years he he's already gone, he got married well, that was later, that's the point, and then he got married, you know, they select such people and then promote them up the career ladder, it's just that you have a tendency to exaggerate the role of the strength of your biography. blinkin was unable to fly from doos due to a technical malfunction of the boeing 737 plane, that is, first these idiots in europe arrested schwarzenegger because his watch was expensive and they told him, he said that he wanted to trade it and he said, what are you doing? he's gone crazy, that means he was arrested, and now blinkin couldn’t fly out, maybe they’ll send for him, the conclusion, the only thing they said, finally understandable t

justin trudeau, who plays the role of prime minister of canada in quarter 95.w he is being bullied by the school director, comrade siya, like a schoolboy, because he leaked the topic of confidential negotiations to the media. at the highest level, everything that we discussed was leaked to the newspaper, this is unacceptable, this is not how we do things, if we are talking about frankness, then we must respect each other. we will continue a free, open and frank dialogue. create the conditions to begin with, and nevertheless, it did not prevent this three-year-old, earning 4,000 canadian dollars a year, from earning 75 million in 2 years. the green-faced german foreign minister annalena bärbock, without any fuss, talks about the violence that russian soldiers commit. weapons are presented to people's heads, this is exactly what happens in a referendum. now we admit it, let’s allow it, then it will also be in other places, it will be an agreement with a kalashnikov assault rifle in our hands, and if we continue to violate international law, and darkened with ange

the usa works affiliated with this very western political science. you know, yes, who, it seems like trudeauter of canada, is completely affiliated with the united states of america and within, the seven always vote the way they should vote, and in general in the international arena he is completely like would be... here is a follower, you know, one of the first to follow biden, and all american presidents, what do you think he said recently, just the other day, the end of december, in these very weeks that they are organizing a special body, i don’t know, a commission, a committee, a working group, which will analyze and prepare for the case of trump’s return to the white house, i will remind you. elections, how many months are left in their states? how many divisional commissions can you imagine, and this is canada, which is not just a partner of the united states and not only a neighbor , in general a successor, that is, not even a backyard, but a terrace, yes, the northern part of an american house organizes some kind of special institutional... such a story in order to understand how th

canada appears to be responsible for operation of the armed forces of ukraine in krynki, trudeau announcedzed scholz’s initiative to give kiev old c king helicopters, saying they were decommissioned and built more than 50 years ago. they are a nightmare to maintain. simply put, it hints that these are already dangerous wunders for zelensky. sihanule in london. great britain offered scholz to buy taurus from germany in order to supply ukraine with more stormshadows in return. allegedly, scholz is still studying the proposal, stopping germany, but i hope so, the opportunity global war. the british in this regard persuaded artificial intelligence to chat to predict what the world might expect in the next 5 years if such a global conflict breaks out between russia and nato. so, already in the next 11 months. that year the third world war will practically be declared, in which the entire planet will be involved, the end of the world will happen in the twenty- seventh. if you believe the forecasts of artificial intelligence, then it is in 2027 that the threat of nuclear weapons, the use of nucle

prime minister justin trudeau announced this after trump’s triumph at the iowa caucus, without once interferingn the pre-elected situation in the united states. the ex-head of british intelligence, micheste richard dearlove, went even further. according to him, trump's return to the white house would be a threat to britain's national security. dirlov is afraid that before... trump it is no longer europeans, american businessmen. caption: he wins, business, watch out. entrepreneurs are told that donald will wreak havoc and prevent them from doing business in peace and making money, some kind of hysteria, by god. democrats are clearly desperate in iowa to stop trump... even a provocation at one of the state's polling stations helped, local democrats re-registered, changed their minds to republicans in order to vote for nicky haley. one of haley's sponsors, andy sabin, directly admitted that her election campaign is sponsored by representatives of the democrats, look, this is how trump commented on it. on social networks, he posted a photo of a certain hybrid of nicky haley and hillary clinton, th

the pressure on the us and it would have a it would here in canada would ramp the pressure up on the trudeauhink probably also in in the uk and and other european countries obviously they'll try to um germany which is intervened intervening on in israel's behalf on this uh will try to dismiss it uh but even those places where they try to dismiss it like the us it's going to uh ratchet up the... to and and i think there's probably may even be some elements of the israeli government that would find that the ruling by the icj gives them some sort of out, clearly they're not going to succeed in destroying hamas and this segments it seems like of the israeli establishment that that wants to figure out some way out of the disaster that they are causing for. israel's long-term power, so maybe the icj ruling, a good icj ruling would even enable them to justify toning down their violence. when you take a look a statement made by the former uh chief of staff of the israeli regime forces, this is what he has said, george sami, whoever speaks of the absolute defeat of hamas and gaza um and of it no long

ramp up the pressure on the us and it would have a here in canada would ramp the pressure up on the trudeau government to to stop enabling, and i think probably... also in in the uk and and other european countries obviously they'll try to germany which is intervened intervening on in israel's behalf on this uh will try to dismiss it uh but even those places where they try to dismiss it like the us it's going to ratchet up the pressure to uh and and i think there's probably it may even be some elements of the israeli government that would find that the ruling by the ic gives them some sort of out, clearly they're not going to succeed in destroying hamas, and there's segments it seems like of the israeli establishment that that wants to figure out some way out of the disaster that they are causing for israel's long-term power, so maybe the icj ruling, a good icj ruling would even enable them to justify. down their violence, when you take a look a statement made by the former chief of staff of the israeli regime forces, this is what he has said joys, whoever speaks of the absolute defeat of h

i would imagine justin trudeau's got to be thinking, what if he holds the map upside down? laughter ] i mean, if he holds it like he held that bible, could be lights oot for the canadians. [ laughter ] poor canada, it must be like living in an apartment over a crack house. [ laughter ] how funny would it be if they build a wall to keep us out? right? [ laughter ] and this is an especially complicated scenario for me, because i am, for those who watch the show regularly know, i am the mayor of a canadian town. back in 2019, i was either named, or named myself, i don't remember what happened, but i'm the honorary mayor of a real town named dildo. [ laughter ] so if you hear somebody call me the mayor of dildo, it's not an insult, it's my job. [ laughter ] i assumed i would be mayor for life. but recently, some random guy i've never heard of, his name is todd cole, tagged me on instagram with the following message. "hey @jimmykimmellive, i will run against you for the mayor of dildo. #greatbeer #beautifulplace." a guy named todd? my dog is named dog. [ laughter ] a guy who thi

the pressure on the us and it would have a it would here in canada would ramp the pressure up on the trudeau government uh to to stop enabling, and i think probably also in in the uk and and other european. countries obviously they'll try to germany, which is intervened intervening on in israel's behalf on this, will try to dismiss it, but even those places where they try to dismiss it like the us, it's going to ratchet up the pressure to, and and i think there's probably it may even be some elements of the israeli government that would find that the ruling by the icj gives them some sort of out, clearly they're not going to... succeed in destroying hamas, and there's segments it seems like of the israeli establishment that that wants uh to figure out some way out of the disaster that they are uh causing for israel's long-term power, so maybe the icj ruling, a good icj ruling would even enable them to uh justify toning down their violence. when you take a look a statement made by the... former chief of staff of the israeli regime forces, this is what he has said, samuel, whoever speaks of th

up the pressure on the us and it would have a would here in canada would ramp the pressure up on the trudeau government to to stop enabling, and i think... probably also in in the uk and and other european countries obviously they'll try to germany which is intervened intervening on in israel's behalf on this uh will try to dismiss it but even those places where they try to dismiss it like the us it's going to ratchet up the pressure to uh and and i think there's probably it may even be some elements of the israeli government that would find that the ruling by the ic j gives them some sort of out, clearly they're not going to succeed in destroying hamas uh um and there segments it seems like of the israeli uh establishment that that wants uh to figure out some way out of the disaster that they are uh causing for israel's long-term uh uh power um so maybe the icj ruling a good icj ruling would even enable them to uh justify uh down their violence, when you take a look a statement made by the former chief of staff of the israeli regime forces, this is what he has said joys, whoever speaks of t

with reality, no, no, no, i look at bearbok, i look at schholz, at harbek, at richi sunak, at justin trudeau, at blinken, and not only do i see morally abject people, i do in every single case, i also see people who clearly have lost contact with reality, the people who live not in reality, who live in some sort of parallel world right, up there in their heads, are in the west, they're not in the... global south and they're not in china and they're not in russia, they're in the west, but this is how they portray their enemies or their their opponents, and now we have namibia is coming in criticizing germany, to be honest with you, i didn't expect this statement, i was reading it today, i want to read it to the audience, says namibia rejects germany's support of the genocidal intent of the racist israeli state against. innocent civilians in gaza. on namibian soil, germany committed the first genocide of the 20th century in 1904-1908, in which tens of thousands of innocent namibians died in the most inhumane and brutal conditions. the german government is yet to fully aton for the genocide it

no, no, no, i look at barbock, i look at shalz, at harbek, at richi sunak, at justin trudeau, at blinken, and not only do i see morally object people, i do in every single case, i also see people who clearly have lost contact with reality, the people who live not in reality, who live in some sort of parallel world right, up there in their heads and west, they're not in the global south and they're not in china and they're not in russia, they're in the west, but this is how they portray their enemies or their their opponents, and now we have namibia is coming in criticizing germany, to be honest with you, i didn't expect this statement, i was reading it today, i want to read it to the audience, says namibia rejects germany's support of the genocidal intent of the racist. israeli state against innocent civilians in gaza, on namibian soil, germany committed the first genocide of the 20th century in 1904-1908, in which tens of thousands of innocent namibians died in the most inhumane and brutal conditions, the german government is yet to fully aton for the genocide it committed on namibian s

egyptians and now canadian muslim leaders have abruptly canceled a meeting with prime minister justin trudeau over his support for israeli regime and failure to take tangible action against islamophobia in the country. stephen brown, ceo of the national council of canadian muslims. sam, canada's refusal to call on tel aviv to follow order set out by the international court of justice aimed at preventing genocide in gaza. he said that decision is a straw that broke the camel's back. he said there is no evidence ottawa is willing to pressure israel to ease the bombings of gaza. brown also said trudo has broken promises of fighting anti-muslim hate crimes that he gave to the muslim community back in 2015. meeting was due to be held on the seventh anniversary. the quebec mosk shooting in which six people were killed and 19 injured back in 2017. political commentator says a canadian government has practically green lit is really genocided in gaza. trudo, unfortunately and his government are solidly with the zionist regime in israel, in fact when they international court. of justice gave its provis

we have examples of original art by garry trudeau for dean sperry. but we also have little abner and we have a series of comic strips drawings about joan baez we have ronald reagan weeping because he's losing his presidential campaign. and we have little orphan annie often addressed politics. we think of comic strip artists as shying away from politics, and in general they do. it is more about social commentary, but there are artists who took on politics directly. what kelly was definitely one of them. >> we will continue this conversation. there will be a short break before our 11:00 a.m. panel. please join me in thanking our panel. >> i saw on the table tattered notebooks and pencils and a latin book. it was evident that linda and lucy discovered what i would soon learn, that this room is conducive to getting work done. almost from the beginning i've used this room to launch projects closest to my heart. it's a good place to gather your committee, and get a program moving. most of that beautification planning was done right here. we took our notes

... reality, no, no, no, i look at bearbok, i look at schholz, at harbek, at richi sunak, at justin trudeau and blinken, and not only do i see morally object people, i do in every single case, i also see people who clearly have lost contact with reality, the people who live not in reality, who live in some sort of parallel world right, up there in their heads, are in the west, they're not in the global south and they're not in china. and they're not in russia, they're in the west, but this is how they portray their enemies or their um, their opponents, and now we have namibia is coming in criticizing germany, to be honest with you, i didn't expect this statement, i was reading it today, i want to read it to the uh audience, says namibia rejects germany's support of the genocidal intent of the racist israeli state against innocent civilians in gaza. on namibian soil, germany committed the first genocide of the 20th century in 1904-1908, in which tens of thousands of innocent namibians died in the most inhumane and brutal conditions, the german government is yet to fully atone for the genocid

with reality, no, no, no, i look at bearbok, i look at schholz, at harbeck, at rishi sunak, at justin trudeau, at blincan, and not only do i see morally abject people, i do in every single case, i also see people who clearly have lost contact with reality, the people who live not in reality, who live in some sort of parallel world right, up there in their heads, are in the west, they're not in the global south. and they're not in china and they're not in russia, the west, but this is how they portray their enemies or their their opponents, and now we have namibia is coming in criticizing germany, to be honest with you, i didn't expect this statement, i was reading it today, i want to read it to the audience, says namibia rejects germany's support of the genocidal intent of the racist israeli state against innocent. civilians in gaza. on namibian soil, germany committed the first genocide of the 20th century in 1904, 1908, in which tens of thousands of innocent namibians died in the most inhumane and brutal conditions. the german government is yet to fully aton for the genocide it committed on

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this week, justin trudeau has another reason for jealousy, the post of prime minister of france was takengest head of government in the history of the country and the first openly gay person in this position, that is, all the rest are closeted gays. looking at what’s going on in france, one gets the impression that the government there has long been full of faggots. in 2016 , otal joined the party created by macron, later becoming its press secretary. apparently, the french president liked the talents of the promising young man. disputes are still raging on the sidelines about who sided with whom? gabriel camanue or emmanuel gabriel. first appointment in otal received the government of the current head of state at the age of 29. a classic of the genre, he started as a secretary and ended up entering the french government, so to speak, through the back door. just an ideal candidate for a french official, young. cute, never really worked anywhere, and most importantly, gay. then the young politician became secretary of state under the minister of national education and youth in the governme

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journalists who are always on the hot seat there's always something hot for something fried, here's trudeauh the united states of america and within the seven always vote the way they should vote, and in general in the international arena he is completely a follower, you know, one of the first to bear a trail behind biden, and behind all american presidents, what do you think he said recently, just the other day, the end of december, in these very weeks? what they are organizing a special body , i don’t know, a commission, a committee, a working group, which will analyze and prepare for the case of trump’s return to the white house, let me remind you, before the elections , how many months are left in their states, what is 6, a commission, you imagine, and this is canada, which is. not just a partner of the united states and not only a neighbor, in general a successor, that is , not even a backyard, but a terrace, yes, the northern part of an american house, they are organizing some kind of special institutional history in order to to understand how they can survive if trump comes, how to b

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becoming increasingly politicized, the prime minister of the wedge-shaped country said sheet justin trudeaut a meeting with deputies of the liberal party led by him. according to him, the majority of parties in the parliament continue to support ukraine and vote for providing it with the necessities. aid, however, he says, there are also those who, due to their own ambitions, decided to vote against continued support. next is a short quote from the prime minister. all of you now see and understand this policy around ukraine, which, unfortunately, we are also observing here in ottar. that is, he meant politics that exists in the world. unfortunately, it got to of canada well, and in conclusion, hit on... the tuabssyn oil refinery in the krasnodar territory of russia stopped working after a drone hit its vacuum plant the day before. this was reported by the reuters agency with reference to its own sources. according to published information, the plant, which annually processes up to 9 million tons of raw materials, turned out to be paralyzed. according to reuters sources, the plant will not b

canada is becoming more and more politicized, the prime minister of the wedge leaf country, justin trudeau, said about it. at a meeting with deputies of the liberal party headed by him. according to him, the majority of parties in the parliament continue to support ukraine and vote for providing it with the necessary assistance, however, he says, there are also those who, due to their own ambitions, have decided to vote against continued support. next is a short quote from the prime minister. all of you now see and understand this policy around ukraine, which, unfortunately, we are also observing here in ottar. that is, he meant politics, which is in world, unfortunately, it reached canada as well. well, and in conclusion, a well -hit tuabsin oil refinery in the krasnodar region of russia stopped working after a drone hit its vacuum plant the day before. this was reported by the roits agency with reference to its own sources. according to published information, the plant, which processes up to 9 million tons of raw materials annually, turned out to be paralyzed. according to reuters source

up at the beginning from the sapper’s dog, by the way, even zelensky took this real dog with him to trudeauas state awards were presented, well, that is , it’s some kind of complete madness there, in general , souvenirs also earn a lot of money from this, in every city there’s an animator like this jumping with this patron... order him somewhere for a corporate party for a birthday, that is, this is such a business idea, he is such a symbol, we need my friend danil bessonov here, because danya found it, they had a whole colonel there come out with a refutation on the local dzyuba, taras dzyuba , let's see his reaction to this video, we conclude that this is just a classic information and psychological operation, that is, knowing that ukraine does not support the russian one. ipso divisions are so strong that they could recruit a crowd of teenagers in kiev who they went out during daylight hours to wave the flag, they recorded it on video especially for us, or comrade colonel, who is not our comrade, he is a liar, so i was wondering, when i found this video on the internet, that he refutes,

incumbents, bidenez approval ratings look terrible except when you compare them to macron or justin trudeau. they're all doing badly. you say that means they're going to spend a lot. but this can he spend a lot? are we in a different world about deficits? >> so one of my big trends of 2024 is this epic clash in the making between politician and investors. the incentive to do so now is even much more because of the approval ratings. i looked at the approval ratings of leaders around the world and across democracies, the approval rating is close to an all-time low. it is not just a biden problem, it is a universal problem. what is the implication. they want to spend more but already run very large deficit newsing go the location. the u.s. had a deficit of about 3% of gdp for much of the last decade. the deficit now is 6% of gdp and likely to be that way. and i think that is going to be there, whether countries from south africa or mexico, everywhere the deficits have shot up. so politicians try to spend more. you're going to have people in the bond market, the vigilantes are they are known, s

it is managed by idiots, trudeau is the worst prime minister ever put in power, no execution skills.or his service in the next 18 months. it is important to canada that he move on. i mean to -- no disrespect, successful politician, incredibly weak management. neil: you argue he has not taken advantage of that. >> it is much worse than that but i wouldn't let him manage canada. neil: i will put you as a maybe on the prime minister. me get your take on the state of congress. we just passed the covid debt level here, seems to go out of control whatever party is in power, the white house and congress. seems like an uncontrollable train wreck. >> reporter: during the trump administration covid kaman, the economy lost $3 trillion. $4 trillion in new spending, new debt, guilty as charged. when the biden administration came in and thought it would add $6 trillion at a time we were recovering that caused inflation, interest rates and an attack on domestic energy causing disruptions in the economy. we need fiscal sanity. i'm not passing the blame completely on the democrats but we are talking

. >> trudeau well is >> some trudeau would do well is rather busy. >> good um, anyway, >> good point.has ruled that that the painting doesn't have to be returned to the family, which sounds awful, but apparently spanish law, six apparently in spanish law, six years means ownership. they've got squatters rights this got squatters rights on this painting, going to stay got squatters rights on this pathe1g, going to stay got squatters rights on this pathe museum. going to stay got squatters rights on this pathe museum. butg to stay got squatters rights on this pathe museum. but oho stay got squatters rights on this pathe museum. but oh wow,’ got squatters rights on this pathe museum. but oh wow, the in the museum. but oh wow, the people that have made this stolen. >> yeah, well, because squatters. >> right. six years. >> right. six years. >> yeah, but that's squatting in a this is this is a property. this is this is different. not squatting, different. you're not squatting, not actually a spanish >> i'm not actually a spanish lawyer, think how lawyer, but i think that's how they've to th

this is how pierre iliot trudeau entered history. left , nationalists are political reactionaries, because they... actually, this is exactly what we see in ukraine, except that nationalism there acquired its extreme form of nazism. ukrainian authorities from the very beginning, i want to emphasize this precisely. the first steps began to build their statehood on the denial of everything that unites us, they sought to distort the consciousness and historical memory of millions of people, entire generations living in ukraine. it is not surprising that ukrainian society was faced with the rise of extreme nationalism, which quickly took the form of aggressive russophobia and neo-nazism. hence the participation of ukrainian nationalists and neo-nazis in gangs terrorists on... he has some strange plan of his own, and at the same time he cynically refers to the international convention on the elimination of all forms of racial discrimination, the european one . and zelensky also declares that for russia a charter of regional languages ​​and

we miss him a lot: journalist arrested in trudeau's america for doing his job. can it happen here?can. the reporter who was arrested is here to tell his story. and he was a warning for all of you. that's next. ♪ >> laura: we know the -- they wt you to sit back and shut up and let them run the country into the ground. consider the case of what happened when my next guest, david menzies, from rebel news, approached canada's deputy prime minister with his own question. >> the irgc not a terrorist group? why is your government supporting islamo -- [scuffle] >> what are you doing? >> you are under arrest for assault. >> why are you pushing me? you are under arrest for assault. you are under arrest for assault. >> please sit -- please sit down. you are under arrest for assault. >> you bumped into me. >> you pushed. >> i was just scrubbing. i have got my credentials here and you just bumped into me. >> you are under arrest. >> what is the name on your badge? what is your name on your badge. >> we have been told you are under arrest. >> why am i under arrest? he blocked my way. i was just

. >> trudeau well is >> some trudeau would do well is rather busy. >> good um, anyway, >> good point.as ruled that that the painting doesn't have to be returned to the family, which sounds awful, but apparently spanish law, six apparently in spanish law, six years means ownership. they've got squatters rights this got squatters rights on this painting, going to stay got squatters rights on this pathe1g, going to stay got squatters rights on this pathe museum. going to stay got squatters rights on this pathe museum. butg to stay got squatters rights on this pathe museum. but oho stay got squatters rights on this pathe museum. but oh wow,’ got squatters rights on this pathe museum. but oh wow, the in the museum. but oh wow, the people that have made this stolen. >> yeah, well, because squatters. >> right. six years. >> right. six years. >> yeah, but that's squatting in a this is this is a property. this is this is different. not squatting, different. you're not squatting, not actually a spanish >> i'm not actually a spanish lawyer, think how lawyer, but i think that's how they've to thi

incumbents, biden's approval ratings look terrible except when you compare them to emmanuel macron or justin trudeau. they're all doing badly. you say that means they're going to spend a lot. but can they spend a lot? are we in a different world about deficits? and worries about deficits. >> so that's one of my big trends of 2024 is this epic clash in the making between politicians and investors. politicians tend to spend more in election years that's well known, the incentive to do so now is even more much because of approval ratings. i looked at the approval ratings of leaders around the world and across democracies, the approval rating is close to an all-time low. it is not just a biden problem as you point out, it is a universal problem. what is the implication. they want to spend more but already run very large deficit newsing go the location. the u.s. had a deficit of about 3% of gdp or so for much of the last decade. the deficit now is 6% of gdp and likely to be that way. and i think that is going to be there, whether it's the u.s. or countries from south africa or mexico, everywhere the defi

part two, we'll be looking at judicial reviews, social housing and kemi badenoch landing one on justin trudeau'sl see you >> your listening to gb news radio . radio. >> and welcome back to headliners your first look at saturday's top stories with me, simon evans . with comedians simon evans. with comedians lewis schaefer and nick dixon. so lewis, we will start this section with the familiar phenomenon of a grieving mother unpersuaded by judicial process. well you know what? >> as a parent, you know, when your kid dies, you get upset about something like this. and this is happening up there in nottingham, basically nottingham, which is a basically a he killed three a crazy guy. and he killed three people in a very short thing. and he was . sentenced. he struck and he was. sentenced. he struck a plea deal and the parents are upset that he struck a plea deal upset that he struck a plea deal, which is manslaughter, when it should have been. you know, doesn't really know, that doesn't sound really like it like murder, even though it was murder. going to be in like murder, even though it was mu|for. g

journalist arrested in trudeau's america for doing his job. can it happen here? it can. the reporter who was arrested is here to tell his story. and he was a warning for all of you. that's next. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. here's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today. ♪ >> laura: we know -- they wantth you to si

the elected justin trudeau. when he sees a bank account, you're just [bleep] pathetic.hing is the world is not buying it. the world is not buying your [bleep] [bleep] and [bleep] pedaling. this guy is the [bleep] enemy. you want to look at the [bleep] enemy to our world? it's that [bleep] right there. >> jesse: he's a fighter without a filter and that drives the media crazy. because if you don't respect the speech police, you don't respect them at all, and that's all the sniffling pretend journalists care about, the status they hold. their job becomes useless, because the only power they have over us is the power we give them. the crowd in canada, not fans of the prime minister. they were chanting "s credo" " all night long. we can't show it. we wanted to, but we can't. the strickland fight came down to the decision on the cards, and it was controversial. i admit i didn't see the site, but they could have been some home cooking. dana white said he might have won. >> i had it to happen two going into the last round , and i thought strickland won the last round. >> jesse:

part two, we'll be looking at judicial reviews, social housing and kemi badenoch landing one on justin trudeau'ssee you >> your listening to gb news radio . radio. >> and welcome back to headliners your first look at saturday's top stories with me, simon evans . with comedians simon evans. with comedians lewis schaefer and nick dixon. so lewis, we will start this section with the familiar phenomenon of a grieving mother unpersuaded by judicial process. well you know what? >> as a parent, you know, when your kid dies, you get upset about something like this. and this is happening up there in nottingham, basically nottingham, which is a basically a he killed three a crazy guy. and he killed three people in a very short thing. and he was . sentenced. he struck and he was. sentenced. he struck a plea deal and the parents are upset that he struck a plea deal upset that he struck a plea deal, which is manslaughter, when it should have been. you know, doesn't really know, that doesn't sound really like it like murder, even though it was murder. going to be in like murder, even though it was mu|for. goi

you elected justin trudeau. when he sees the bank accounts, you're pathetic.at is wrong with the world is because of [bleep]. the best thing is, the world is not buying it. it's not buying your [bleep]. this guy is a [bleep] enemy. you want to look at the enemy to our world? it's that [bleep] right there. >> martha: here's what happened when another reporter asked ufc's ceo dana white about that exchange. watch this. >> you obviously give a long leash to your fighters about what they can say, what they are up there with the ufc microphone and you are getting in to territory of homophobia, trans phobia. is there -- >> i don't give anybody a leash. >> i'm saying -- >> a leash? >> free speech. control what people say? tell people what to believe? going to tell people -- i don't [bleep] tell any human being what to say and what to think. there's no leashes on any of them. what is your question. >> i was asking that question. i'll move on though. >> probably a good idea. >> martha: interesting. let's bring in outkick founder clay travis. good to have you with us. t

out of him before he breaks down. [ laughter and applause meanwhile, canadian prime minister justin trudeaue country is preparing for the uncertainty of another trump term which is a polite canadian way of saying, "we're building a a wall." [ laughter ] [ applause ] well, guys, today here in new york, mayor eric adams delivered the annual state of the city address, and he started by recognizing his team of deputy mayors but he did it in a pretty strange way. did you see this watch this >> let me tell you something you know, you may cut the umbilical cord, but that fluid that carries you is something that is spiritual and lasts a lifetime >> jimmy: what are there any normal leaders left anywhere? the hell is going on [ cheers and applause what is happening? why? why would you -- why? well, some business news i saw that chipotle wants to hire 19,000 new workers to handle this year's burrito season it's hard to believe it's already here i still haven't taken down my decorations from chalupa season [ laughter and applause and now burrito season speaking of fast food, there's this tiktok going v