now the big story, the shape, the week here on archie, america in the u. k. taking aim again at the middle east. this time you haven't was in the west. them cross has several cities in the west of the country with just allrighty bombed, including the capital, so not on the port type of altitude data. for apple, it's and to manage your basis. we're also targeted according to washington. a submarine launched tomahawk missiles along with carry a based fighter jets were used to carry out the strikes. and the action came to respond as to who these who are being a well should we say a talking is really like ships transiting the red sea bus. and so this doctor, because really bump up and have gouges around october, the who the group made clear that opposition to televi tv's actions. washington has reported at least $27.00 attacks on commercial vessels so far linked to israel in the region. kind of a brand of the seizure of and is ready ship in november, a quote, grave incident of global consequence. hundreds of thousands of the right there. those people there on the

k. america, and in an easier as well as thailand, japan easily greece, i'm like this on demonstrations old kind of a global day of actions of palestine and coldest israel to stuff. it's a tax workforce. auntie is world wide, we hit the streets and we spoke to some of those people like the united states government is complicit in this genocide. sale funding is all to the to use it. um and is that all the forms that are dropping on guys? are you estimate and the think about this, we have been saying that like from the beginning of domestic, that of the genocide, that's what is taking place right now. is that genocide because we would have to 5, is it a leak water cut? the defense minister, the prime minister, the president himself of is it, i want us both and on a doing those sites that they wanted us to leave jobs off and to, to egypt. in other words, they would call in for an insignificant and saying is open the world every month. they don't have a right to kill, is forbidden to take the lots of mothers, fathers, and children. they have no right. is that a, this is a crusade and everyt

k. america, indonesia, thailand, japan, italy, greece focused on demonstrations with all the part of a global day of action for palestine and cold on israel. to stop its deadly attacks . well, of course archie is world wide. we were on the streets and we spoke to some of those people right. that the united states government is complicit in this genocide . sale funding is all to the to say is that i have the funds that are dropping one guys of a you estimate and the unimportant just think about it. we have been saying that like from the beginning of domestic, that of the genocide, that's what is taking place right now. is that genocide because we would have to 5, is it a water cut? the defense minister, the 5 minutes to the president himself of is it a wound us both and on a genocide that they wanted us to leave jobs off and to, to egypt. in other words, they would call in for an insignificant i'm saying is open the world every month. they don't have a right to to is forbidden to take the lots of mothers, fathers and children. they have no right? and that's a, this is a crusade and ev

k. america, indonesia, as well as thailand, japan. it's only 3 unpack of stock demonstrations old part of a global day of action for palestine into coals of israel to end. it's definitely bombardments. so we were on the streets and we spoke to some of those taking pod. the united states government is complicit in this genocide sale funding. is it all to the to use it? um and is that i have the funds that are dropping on guys uh are you estimate and the an apology. i think about this. we have been saying that like from the beginning of domestic, that of the genocide, that's what is taking place right now. is that genocide because we would have to buys it? is it a leak water? cut them, the defense minister, the prime minister, the president himself of is right. want us both and, and i do enough time that they wanted us to leave jobs off and pool to egypt. in other words, they were quoting for an estimate kicked, lindsey is open the world every month. they don't have a right to kill, is forbidden to take the lots of mothers, fathers, and

k. america is an easier way was tylen depends it's least, greece. i'm talk a song, demonstrations old part of a local day of actions, a palace, not the cold on israel to stop the file as well. we were there on the streets and we spoke to those taken by the united states. government is complicit in this genocide sale funding. is that all to the, to you to is that all the forms that are dropping on gaza, you estimate and the an apology. i think about that. we have been saying that i from the beginning of domestic, that of the genocide, that's what is taking place that i know is that genocide because we would have to buys that is a daily water cut them the defense minister of the prime minister, the president himself of is it, i want us both and on a genocide that they wanted us to leave jobs off and to, to egypt. in other words, they weren't quoting for an insignificant and saying is open the world every month . they don't have a right to kill. it's forbidden to take the lots of mothers, fathers, and children, they have no rights and that the crusade

k. america, indonesia, as well as thailand, japan, italy, greece unpack of stock demonstrations, all part of a global day of action for palestine into coal for israel, the end, it's definitely on the boxes and we heard from some of those 2nd thoughts, the united states government is complicit in this genocide sale funding is all to the te set um and is that all the funds that are dropping on guys uh are you estimate and the unimportant just think about this. we have been saying that like from the beginning of domestic, that of the genocide, that what is taking place right now is that genocide because we will have full size . is it a leap water cut? the defense minister, the prime minister, the president himself of is it a wound us of and on during those time that they wanted us to leave jobs off and to, to egypt. in other words, they were quoting for an insignificant and saying is open the world every month. they don't have a right to kill, is forbidden to take the lots of mothers, fathers, and children. they have no right. and that they will, this is a crusade and everything was pla

the u. k. in america basically saying we need violence to deescalate the situation . right. and they've been saying that just like they also say, oh, they're trying to save democracy. they're not trying to save anything. they're not trying to help anything. they're basically justifying a trillion dollar defense budgets. and if you watch some of the stocks, of course, lockheed martin stocks is going up through the roof. right. and this is the thing with young and what it's also doing is it's allowing israel to carry out it's aggressive genocide against the palestinians. 22000 people that most of them filter and 10500 children at least and this and young and has said that they were standing by palestinian. so a lot of this starts from there. you mentioned earlier about knowing, getting killed. that's right. commercial life, this was a commercial line or the that of got attacked right there was and now they're trying to equate that with trying to be self defense. the how can you do that? what are you trying to do? saved help, tesla and volvo from, you know, having to stop their

but i think this is the thinking from u. k. and america. is this a small scale? this is very strategic. this could be something manageable under mistakes that make the huge mistake. and i mentioned this in the law. so is the key word here is relationships, you know, which will blink come and bite and i'll kind of king lincoln's going full back was a full list of televisions. he might as a run, the palm of the me want to just live that would have easy enough for everyone. but blinking, apparently and by doing this is probably more talking about this in the 2nd part of the program. but he might have to share a jail cell with somebody from the appliance and made some telephone calls recently to this. and yahoo apparently, according to the motion to post pleading with him to not make this war escalate further between israel has blocks. so this is what we're trying to avoid. and the idea that we can have a sort of a bite sized conflict in the red seat with the who teach because they don't sit powerful. the one, the pores, countries in the world, you know, and then not

but i think this is the thinking from u. k. and america, is this a small scale? this is very strategic. so this could be something manageable and a mistake for that makes it a huge mistake. and i mentioned this in the last. so is the key word here is relationships, you know, will blink come and bite and all kind of thing blinking is going full. just back was a full list of television. he must have written the palm of that. we want to just live that would have he's asking us every lot. but blinking, apparently by doing this is probably more talking about this in the 2nd part of the program. but he might have to share a jail cell with somebody from the clients and made some telephone calls recently to this new yahoo apparently according to the question, to post pleading with him to not make this war escalate further between israel and his book. so this is what we're trying to avoid. and the idea that we can have a sort of a bite sized conflict in the red seat with the 2 teeth, because they noticed a powerful that one of the poorest countries in the world, you know,

but i think this is the thinking from u. k. and america, is this a small scale? this is very strategic. this could be something manageable and the mistakes and then make the huge mistake. and i mentioned this in the law. so is the key word here is relationships, you know, will blink come and bite and i'll kind of king lincoln's going full. just back was a full list of television. he must have written the palm of the me one of the just lives that would it be easy as good as everyone. but lincoln, apparently um, by doing this is probably more talking about this in the 2nd part of the program that he might have to share a jail cell with somebody from the appliance and made some telephone calls recently to this new yahoo apparently, according to the washington post pleading with him to not make this war escalate further between israel and his book. so this is what we're trying to avoid. and the idea that we can have a sort of a bite sized conflict in the red seat with the who teach. because they noticed a powerful that one of the poorest countries in the world, you k

but i think this is the thinking from u. k. and america, is this a small scale? this is very strategic. this could be something manageable and the mistake for that makes it a huge mistake. and i mentioned this in the law. so is the key word here is relationships, you know, will blink come and bite and i'll kind of king lincoln's going full. just back was a full list of television. he must have written the palm of that. we want to just live that. would it be easy as good as everyone? but lincoln, apparently by doing this is probably more talking about this in the 2nd part of the program that he might have to share a jail cell with somebody from the clients and made some telephone calls recently to this new yahoo apparently according to the question to post pleading with him to not make this war escalate further between israel and his book. so this is what we're trying to avoid. and the idea that we can have a sort of a bite sized conflict in the red seat with the who teach. because then also powerful the one, the poor as countries in the world, you know, and then

but i think this is the thinking from u. k. and america, is this a small scale? this is very strategic. this could be something manageable under mistakes, that they make. the huge mistake. and i mentioned this in the law. so is the key word here is relationships, you know, will blink come and bite and i'll kind of king lincoln's going full back was a full list of televisions. he might as a run the palm of the we want to just live that would have easy asking if everyone but the lincoln apparently by doing this is probably more talking about this and the 2nd part of the program. but he might have to share a jail cell with somebody from the appliance and made some telephone calls recently to missing yahoo apparently, according to the motion to post pleading with him to not make this war escalate for the um, between israel has books. so this is what we're trying to avoid. and the idea that we can have a sort of a bite sized conflict in the red seat with the who teach because they don't sit powerful. the one, the poorest countries in the world, you know, and then not

they all dropped out of it is basically your usual culprits, the u. k. and us again, bombing, one of the poorest countries in the world and use of, you know, seeing any signs of tensions, of dying down between the who these and the washington led red c coalition. let's talk about an escalation, hey, what, what, what do you looking at? what's your full costume? you're telling us about ballistic missiles and drones being fired as some of the ships and the red sea. what's next year. thank. the, the, according to the food deals thought a lot, visuals, and you know, if you, uh, if you uh, watch their tv statements, their public statements. um, there are tweets or posts on x. no, they're, they're considering it to be an honor to be engaging this direct more against the west doesn't look what it does, all official. so, you know, the, you know, with a demonstration that took place last friday with 3000000 silver sweets of the many capitals you had prominence with the officials taken to the podium with the, a k 47 calling for war calling for jihad against what th

now the coalition of forces america and u. k. predominantly operationally, but also backed by other countries such as australia and france. and denmark are insisting that this was a precise series of strikes that it was limited. we've had the u. k. defense minister during the rounds of the, the, the television studios here in london. this morning saying that no further actions were planned and that it was a limited proportion as a necessary response to the publications, as he put it earlier in the week by the who t's against the commercial shipping in the red sea. and the statement of the coalition talked about a broad consensus on the un security council resolution last month, which cools on the rebels to halt that attacks. but when you embark on the course of action, such as this, then even if you're calling in stipends for the escalation and to avoid any kind of escalation, the risk of retaliation by the people that you've attacked is always bad. so we're in a very nerve wracking and tends period. now while we wait and see

c section of the time when these minute trans laura most and meanwhile, america, the u. k. japan congratulate to the newly elected president, drawing angle from beijing. a china is that he was washington london on tokyo of meddling in the country's internal affairs. what, let's learn more crossing live now to political and financial analyst. zillow, juliano, who is joining us now live from hong kong at approximately 20 past 11 in the evening. a very good evening to you. so thank you very much for coming here. what are the international angelo? it's great to have you here. so you know the story a time when he's political party, the ones independence for a badging winning a 3rd consecutive time for the presidency. so some people say that a lot of the voters in taiwan that they want to maintain the status quote and yet they don't want to contribute. it. we just had on call, john said perhaps that's what to be expected with the 3rd time for this president, maybe it will just be a maintenance of the status quote. i don't know. what are your thoughts to that's and meekly. tony

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, and the u. k. reportedly conducting new attack. so overnight on fluid the positions in yemen, it's at least the 3rd round of such stripes with us military saying it targeted and see ship ballistic missiles. monday, the who is the struck in americans, positive vessel respondents to the types against its own forces and human bodies to political analysts, to recite in eligible k. t and use of mallory both sharing the views on the laces develop well these attacks, they seem to be targeting humans, the air defense system. they seem to be targeting radar sites. they seem to be targeting ballistic miss messiah warranting sites. and this has been the case since they started these us in cambridge military operations in yemen are 6 days ago. the only data that exists in the red sea is because of the military manifestation and the military reinforcements by the west and the british government. they basically turning the rest seem to a war zone into a battle arena. and that's because they're not there to se

and the u. k. repeatedly conducting new attacks overnight on with the positions in yemen. it's at least the 3rd round of such strikes with us military saying this time it destroyed and t shit. and ballistic missiles on monday, the who, the struck in american condo vessel in response to attacks against his forces. and yep, and vice political analyst who's saying album, height, the news of mild a shed there, on the latest developments will these attacks, they seem to be targeting humans, air defense system. they seem to be targeting radar sites. they seem to be targeting ballistic miss. decide watching sites, and this has been the case since they started these us and k, british military operations and human law 6 days ago. the only data that exists in the red sea is because of the military manifestation and the military reinforcement by the west. and the british government, they basically turn the rest seem to a war zone into a battle arena. and that's because they're not there to secure the inter

in the u. k. bombing yemen, as well. we're seeing, of course, the hezbollah conflict, bleeding over the lebanese, these really border as well. what about hezbollah? what about that regional border area? the way that have been cross border salvos? are you expecting? and i also know the israel has sent miss all is well over the border of the lebanese starch. i'm very well aware of that, but are you expecting that front to particularly lift off? this is a very good question of us. i think we have to go back a little bit to the issue of the board of those. maybe a lot of your audience don't know that. so when with, when it was difficult and i was in 1949 as a member, fully member of state of the united nations. it was a difficult and i was without borders. and without constitutions, therefore, a lot of people asking about that a combination for so which is to ensure that openness, when the i think we're going to, is that i shall try now or for us. i'm going to been isaac good states, which is well

k. what about among youth in america? i know that you do polling among young democrats and young republicans. how did they differ on this? and so i don't myself do pull in the united states. i do pull in the air world, but i do fall. busy busy and keep track of pull. busy and what we're seeing on the, on the question of israel and the differentiations across generations between older democrats and younger democrats is quite stark. so for example, i couldn't pack university poll showed that finance approval reading for his handling of is you'll have asked for was a amongst democrats only at 56 percent. and that's the lion's share. 69 percent of democrats, of democratic leading people under $35.00 disapprove of how by the end is viewing this war. but also, young democrats say that a 61 percent of the young democrats say, according to a pupil that was just released in december. so that is really quite too far prepared for 31 percent of conservatives are moderate democrats. and so we have all of these pulling points to sugges

k. what about among youth in america? i know that you do polling among young democrats and young republicans. how did they differ on this? and so i don't myself do pull in the united states. i do pull in the air world, but i do follow. busy and keep track of pull. busy and what we're seeing on the, on the question of israel and the differentiations across generations between older democrats and younger democrats is quite stark. so for example, i couldn't pack university poll showed that finance approval reading for his handling of is you'll have asked for was a amongst democrats only at 56 percent. and that's the lion's share. 69 percent of democrats, of democratic leading people under $35.00 disapprove of how by the end is viewing this war. and also young democrats say that a 61 percent of the young democrats say, according to a pupil that was just released in december. so that is really quite too far prepared for 31 percent of conservatives are moderate democrats. and so we have all of these pulling points to suggest th

k. was about among youth in america. i know that you do polling among young democrats, young republicans. how did they differ on this? and so i don't myself to pull in the united states. i do pull in the air world but i do fall. busy and keep track of pulling what we're seeing on the, on the question of israel and the differentiations. a customer relations between older democrats and younger democrats is quite. ringback stark, so for example, a cleaning a pack university poll showed that finance approval, reading for his handling of israel have asked for, was amongst democrats only at 56 percent. and that the lion's share, 69 percent of democrats, the democratic leading people under 35, disapprove of how by then this viewing this war. but also young democrats say that 61 percent of young democrats say, according to a pupil, but it was just released in december. so that israel is going to far, compared with 31 percent. the conservatives are moderate democrats. and so we have all of these pulling points to suggest that the

k. what about among youth in america? i know that you do polling among young democrats, young republicans. how did they differ on this? and so i don't myself do pull in the united states. i do pull in the air world but i do fall. busy busy and keep track of pull. busy and what we're seeing on the, on the question of israel and the differentiations across generations between older democrats and younger democrats is quite stark. so for example, i couldn't pack university poll showed that finance approval reading for his handling of is you'll have asked for was a amongst democrats only at 56 percent. and that's the lion's share. 69 percent of democrats, of democratic leading people under 35, disapprove, of how binding is viewing this war. and also young democrats say that a 61 percent of the young democrats say, according to a pupil that was just released in december. so that is really quite too far prepared for 31 percent of conservatives are moderate democrats. and so we have all of these pulling points to suggest that the

k. and the circled coalition of the willing, you know, they just bomb 6 so called targets and yeah, men, but the, who with these are they dug in. they've got an awful lot of missiles that they've got a lot of iranian missiles and iran has some of the best to resolve in the world. the know the who with these have those results. but i mean, just briefly and i've only got 30 seconds for this alley, but 5 and even admitted the bombing, the who with these isn't going to change anything. so why continue that speaks as a problem of the american addiction to the use of military force. you know, there have been precious pile on the american administration from some of these more focused voices in washington to do something to carry out some kind of military reaction against the holidays. but it has simply about down to the pressure. and i think this reflects on the american bankruptcy in dealing with the situation and also the lack of american readiness to put pressure on his ramble because ice t

how young people see the subject of sign ism and anti semitism in the u. k. was about among youth in america. i know that you do polling among young democrats, young republicans. how did they differ on this? and so i don't myself do pull in the united states. i do pull in the air world but i do fall. busy busy and keep track of pull. busy and what we're seeing on the, on the question of israel and the differentiations across generations between older democrats and younger democrats is quite stark. so for example, i couldn't pack university poll showed that finance approval reading for his handling of is you'll have asked for was a amongst democrats only at 56 percent. and that's the lion's share. 69 percent of democrats, of democratic leading people under $35.00 disapprove of how by the end is viewing this war. and also young democrats say that 61 percent of the young democrats say, according to a pupil that was just released in december. so that is really quite too far prepared for 31 percent of conservatives are moderate democrats. and so we have all of the

how young people see the subject of sign isn't and anti semitism in the u. k. what about among youth in america? i know that you do polling among young democrats, young republicans. how did they differ on this? and so i don't myself do pull in the united states. i do pull in the air world, but i do fall. busy busy and keep track of pull. busy and what we're seeing on the, on the question of israel and the differentiations across generations between older democrats and younger democrats is quite stark. so for example, a 20 a pack university poll showed that finance approval reading for his handling of is you'll have asked for was a amongst democrats only at 56 percent. and that's the lion's share. 69 percent of democrats, of democratic leading people under $35.00 disapprove of how by the end is viewing this war. and also young democrats say that a 61 percent of the young democrats say, according to a pupil that was just released in december. so that is really quite too far prepared for 31 percent of conservatives are moderate democrats. and so we have all of the

by the way, you know, um the u. k. and united states of bombing. yep. and they, you know, they, they described as an active self defense. i mean, hold on a 2nd, america has not been attacked here, but the territory of the u. k has not been attacked to it's just like they also say, oh, they're trying to save democracy. they're not trying to save anything. they're not trying to help anything. they're basically justifying a trillion dollar defense budget. what this is going to do is this is also upsetting the saudis, the saudis put out a statement telling me us to back off. and we had gotten through as you know, just a few years ago with the civil war in the same region. so yes, this is about to escalate to other countries getting involved besides the u. k. just being the laptop for us. and those are the top stories this our thanks for your company. don't forget to check our website, r t dot com for more news and analysis. i'm a day show a josh and i'm saying now for now, but sounds good. taylor will be with you at the top of the hour with the latest stori

in the u. k. bombing yemen, as well. we're seeing, of course, the hezbollah conflict, completing over the lebanese is really border as well. what about hezbollah? what about that regional border area where there have been cross border salvos? you expecting? and i also know that israel has sent ms. all is well over the border of the lebanese territory. i'm very well aware of that, but are you expecting that front to particularly lift off? this is a very good question of us. i think we have to go back a little bit to the issue of the board of those. maybe a lot of your audience don't know that. so when with, when it was difficult and i was in 1949 as a member, fully member of state of the united nations. it was a difficult and i was without borders. and without constitutions, before a lot of people asking about that a combination for so which is what age would really openness when they are they going to, is that i shall, or china, or france. i am recognizing good states, which is really defined w

k. what, what do you make of the case? cohen's approach to the the conflict this taken place now since october the 7th. the website that you, you know, i stuff, 13 years in the united kingdom, i understand them instead of the of the, of the politicians there. i've been in contact with every one of them. i've seen them in far limits. i've seen them in the minnesota. ready in the united kingdom has an organic catholic marriage relationship for that the since they don't have an independence when it comes to the other segment. issue has been a conversion factor with the americans and it says on. ready issue of the by this is not forget about the output to state solution. they are against set them is that these are on the the set then uh what i. ready ready more fuse in the of, of the, just to this uh look at them that they are for the just a solution that would be. ready ok, and then what have you but, and we have to be either they have staying in the united nations or they both, i guess we

i mean, hold on a 2nd, america has not been attacked here, but the territory of the u. k. has not been attacks here just like they also say, oh, they're trying to save democracy. they're not trying to save anything. they're not trying to help anything. they're basically justifying a trillion dollar defense budget. what this is going to do is this is also upsetting the saudis, the saudis put out a statement telling me us to back off. and we had gotten through as you know, just a few years ago with the civil war in the same region. so yes, this is about to escalate to other countries getting involved besides the u. k. just being the laptop for us to the top. sorry. is this our here on our to international head to our website, to our, to, to come for more. i'm a day show a josh and i'll be back at the top of the hour with the late to stories stay with us the not the .

i mean, hold on a 2nd, america has not been a talk to the territory of the u. k as not being a tax here just like they also say, oh, they're trying to save democracy. they're not trying to save anything. they're not trying to help anything. they're basically justifying a trillion dollar defense budget. what this is going to do is this is also upsetting the saudis, the saudis put out a statement telling me us to back off. and we had gotten through as you know, just a few years ago with a civil war in the same region. so yes, this is about to escalate to other countries getting involved besides the u. k. just being the laptop for us as a top ones reading pop to the candidate has won the presidential election after winning 40 percent of the ballots. now the opposition has conceded defeat. after lighting k receive nearly a 1000000 votes more. while in joining the presidential victory, the ruling party has suffered lossless end deposit legislative race beijing. and it says that the ruling party does not represent the time when these people, as he got the minority of

i mean, hold on a 2nd, america has not been attacked here, but the territory of the u. k. has not been attacks here just like they also say, oh, they're trying to save democracy. they're not trying to save anything. they're not trying to help anything. they're basically justifying a trillion dollar defense budget. what this is going to do is this is also upsetting the saudis, saudis put out a statement telling me us to back off. and we had gotten through as you know, just a few years ago with a civil war in the same region. so yes, this is about to escalate to other countries getting involved besides the u. k. just being the laptop for us. the sunday will mark $100.00 days since the start of results war and gather protest. as across the world i've taken to the streets, the voice desk support for palestine in the u. k. and soft korea. thousands of taken to the streets, holding policy in flags and banners, for just as a london condemned these rules a tax on the civilians of gaza. the tactics of the transpose increased patiently. evils and protest i showed the basic goal is t

i mean, hold on a 2nd, america has not been a talk to the territory of the u. k. has not been a tax here just like they also state. oh, they're trying to save democracy. they're not trying to save anything. they're not trying to help anything. they're basically justifying a trillion dollar defense budget. what this is going to do is this is also upsetting the saudis, the saudis put out a statement telling me us to back off. and we had gotten through as you know, just a few years ago with the civil war in the same region. so yes, this is about to escalate to other countries getting involved besides the u. k. just being the laptop for us as a taiwan is really party candidate has won the presidential election after winning 40 percent of the ballots. and the opposition has conceded defeat. after lighting to a received nearly a 1000000 votes for a while, enjoying the presidential victory, the ruling party has suffered losses in the legislative race by dig in fest. but the ruling party does not represent the taiwanese people as i got, i think the majority of votes compa

i mean, hold on a 2nd, america has not been attacked here by the territory of the u. k. has not been a tax here just like they also say, oh, they're trying to save democracy. they're not trying to save anything. they're not trying to help anything. they're basically justifying a trillion dollar defense budget. what this is going to do is this is also upsetting the saudis, the saudis put out a statement telling me us to back off. and we had gotten through as you know, just a few years ago with a civil war in the same region. so yes, this is about to escalate to other countries getting involved besides the u. k. just being the laptop for us. it's about sunday. well, mark, 100 days since the start of easels, warren g, as a protest, as a across the world are taking to the streets, devout with a voice that support for palestine, not in the u. k. in south korea, thousands of taken to the streets, holding policy, and slides. and banners were from one of the activists to, to part in the london radi. in front of me, the biggest the, the coverage of the news. the in the indonesian

i mean, hold on a 2nd, america has not been attacked here, but the territory of the u. k. has not been attacks here. it's just like they also say, oh, they're trying to save democracy. they're not trying to save anything. they're not trying to help anything. they're basically justifying a trillion dollar defense budget. what this is going to do is this is also upsetting the saudis, the saudis put out a statement telling me us to back off. and we had gotten through as you know, just a few years ago with the civil war in the same region. so yes, this is about to escalate to other countries getting involved besides the u. k. just being the laptop for us. it was the ruling party candidate has won the presidential election after winning 40 percent of about the opposition has conceded defeat, doctor lighting to a received nearly a 1000000 votes more now while enjoying the presidential victory, the ruling party has suffered losses and the legislative res beijing and assess the ruling party does not represent the taiwanese people as he got the minority of votes compared to the com

i mean, hold on a 2nd, america has not been a talk to the territory of the u. k. has not been a tax here just like they also say, oh, they're trying to save democracy. they're not trying to save anything. they're not trying to help anything. they're basically justifying a trillion dollar defense budget. what this is going to do is this is also upsetting the saudis, the saudis put out a statement telling me us to back off. and we had gotten through as you know, just a few years ago with a civil war in the same region. so yes, this is about to escalate to other countries getting involved besides the u. k. just being the laptop for us as a top ones were willing to spotty candidate, has won the presidential election now to winning 40 percent of the balance of the opposition has conceded defeat alpha lighting k receive nearly a 1000000 votes more now while in joining the presidential victory, the ruling party has suffered losses in the legislative res, begging and assessed the ruling party does not represent a time when these people, as he got the money. minority of vo

, in some degree, in the u k. um international laws only can be new. we mentioned when it works for you. other than that, we're right, we're virtuous people, so we're going to do what we're going to do. and it's very interesting is that people have resistance moments. it's one of the only tools that they have against the powerful is international law. and obviously with your own eyes, you can watch the it was about the video coming out of counseling is like that is an evaluation of, of the international, international humanitarian. well, i don't know what is, well, you know, what's funny if, if, if you held up, if you gave the scenarios to students law students, international law, and you just cover to be said country a did the following or hold up an x ray, ahold of a lab result to do what is this pregnant, dead, broken leg. that's the way most people think of of law is if you do this, it is a, it is a violation. let me go back and i'm glad we brought up 911. i learned these wonderful images, for example, the bet

k. um no, that was only can be knew we mentioned when it works for you other than that, but we're right, we're virtuous people, so we're going to do what we're going to do. and it's very interesting is that people have resistance moments. it's one of the only tools that they have against the powerful is international law. and obviously, with your own eyes, you can watch the, it was about the video coming out of gasoline is like that is an evaluation of, of the international law, international humanitarian. well, i don't know what is, well, you know, it's funny if, if, if you held up, if you gave the scenarios to students law students, international law, and you just cover to be said country a did the following or hold up an x ray, ahold of a lab result to do what is this pregnant, dead, broken leg. that's the way most people think of of law is if you do this, it is a, it is a violation. let me go back and i'm glad we brought up 911. i learned these wonderful images, for example, the bett

, in some degree in the u. k. um, we don't know, she was only convenient. we mentioned when it works for you. other than that, but we're right, we're virtuous people, so we're going to do what we're going to do. and it's very interesting is that people have resistance movements. it's one of the only tools that they have against the powerful is international law. and obviously with your own eyes, you can watch the it was a bunch of video coming out of that and it's like that is an evaluation of, of the international law, international humanitarian. well, i don't know what is, well, you know, it's funny if, if, if you held up, if you gave the scenarios to students law students, international law, and you just cover to be said country a did the following or hold up an x ray, ahold of a lab result to do what is this pregnant, dead, broken leg. that's the way most people think of of law is if you do this, it is a, it is a violation. let me go back and i'm glad we brought up 911. i learned these wonderful images, for

let me hold on a 2nd. america has not been attacked here, but the territory of the u. k. has not been attacked here just like they also state . oh, they're trying to save democracy. they're not trying to save anything. they're not trying to help anything. they're basically justifying a trillion dollar defense budget. what this is going to do is this is also upsetting the saudis, the saudis put out a statement telling me us to back off. and we had gotten through as you know, just a few years ago with a civil war in the same region. so yes, this is about to escalate to other countries getting involved besides the u. k. just being the laptop for us. and those are the top stories this our thanks for your company. don't forget to check our website r t dot com for more news and analysis i'm day show i.

, in some degree in the u. k. um no, that was only convenient. we mentioned when it works for you, other than that, but we're right, we're virtuous people, so we're going to do what we're going to do. and it's very interesting is that people have resistance movements. that's one of the only tools that they have against the powerful is international law. and obviously with your own eyes you can watch the it was about the video coming out of god. so he's like, that is the way sion, the international law, international humanitarian. well, i don't know what is, well, you know, it was funny if, if, if you held up, if you gave the scenarios to students law students, international law, and you just cover to be said country a did the following or hold up an x ray, ahold of a lab result to do what is this pregnant? dead, broken leg. that's the way most people think of of law is if you do this, it is a, it is a violation. let me go back and i'm glad we brought up 911. i learned these wonderful images, for example, the be

in some degree, in the u. k. um, international laws only can be new. we mentioned when it works for you other than that, but we're right, we're virtuous people, so we're going to do what we're going to do. and it's very interesting is that people have resistance moments. it's one of the only tools that they have against the powerful is international law. and obviously with your own eyes, you can watch the, it was a bunch of video coming out of that. so it is like that isn't divided ration of uh, international law, international humanitarian law. i don't know what is, well, you know, it's funny if, if, if you held up, if you gave the scenarios to students law students, international law, and you just cover to be said country a did the following or hold up an x ray, ahold of a lab result to do what is this pregnant? dead, broken leg. that's the way most people think of of law is if you do this, it is a, it is a violation. let me go back and i'm glad we brought up 911. i learned these wonderful images, for example, the better to fight them there than here

, in some degree in the u. k. um, we know that she was only convenient. we mentioned when it works for you other than that, but we're right, we're virtuous people, so we're going to do what we're going to do. and it's very interesting is that people have resistance moments. it's one of the only tools that they have against the powerful is international law. and obviously, with your own eyes, you can watch the, it was about the video coming out of a guy. so he's like, that isn't there by the way, sion, the international law, international humanitarian. well, i don't know what is, well, you know, what's funny if, if, if you held up, if you gave the scenarios to students law students, international law, and you just cover to be said country a did the following or hold up an x ray, ahold of a lab result to do what is this pregnant, dead, broken leg. that's the way most people think of of law is if you do this, it is a, it is a violation. let me go back and i'm glad we brought up 911. i learned these wonderful image

, in some degree, in the u. k, um we don't, that's was only convenient. we mentioned when it works for you other than that, but we're right, we're virtuous people, so we're going to do what we're going to do. and it's very interesting is that people have resistance movements. that's one of the only tools that they have against the powerful as international law. and obviously with your own eyes, you can watch the endless amounts of video coming out of that. and he's like, well, that is an evaluation of, of the international law international humanitarian. well, i don't know what is, well, you know, what's funny if, if, if you held up, if you gave the scenarios to students law students, international law, and you just cover to be said country a did the following or hold up an x ray, ahold of a lab result to do what is this pregnant, dead, broken leg. that's the way most people think of of law is if you do this, it is a, it is a violation. let me go back and i'm glad we brought up 911. i learned these wonderful ima

i mean, hold on a 2nd, america has not been attacked here. right? with the territory of the u. k. has not been attacks here just like they also state . oh, they're trying to save democracy. they're not trying to save anything. they're not trying to help anything. they're basically justifying a trillion dollar defense budget. what this is going to do is this is also upsetting the saudis, the saudis put out a statement telling me us to back off. and we had gotten through as you know, just a few years ago with a civil war in the same region. so yes, this is about to escalate to other countries getting involved besides the u. k. just being the laptop for us. the us state department has confirmed the death of a julian american journalist who was in ukrainian custody. been valid, 0 was $55.00 is file the claims. his son was torches to death in prison for criticizing president vladimir zalinski as i cannot accept the way my son has died, he was tortured extorted incommunicado for 8 months, and 11 days, and the us embassy did nothing to help my son. the responsibility of this tragedy is t

i mean, hold on a 2nd, america has not been a talk to the territory of the u. k. has not been a tax here just like they also say, oh, they're trying to save democracy. they're not trying to save anything. they're not trying to help anything. they're basically justifying a trillion dollar defense budget. what this is going to do is this is also upsetting the saudis, the saudis put out a statement telling me us to back off. and they had gotten through as you know, just a few years ago with the civil war in the same region. so yes, this is about to escalate to other countries getting involved besides the u. k. just being the laptop for us of this to 1000000 took to the streets in yemen to denounce the west and strikes on the country around the world. cities are holding demonstrations of solar diversity with palestinians. for example, the engine easing capital of jakarta were all correspondence that hospice report the wire. now those are the master says that the protest with people on trending during the health plan this saturday morning inc, florida thousands of for

, in some degree in that u. k. um, international law is only convenient. we mentioned when it works for you. other than that, we're right, we're virtuous people, so we're going to do what we're going to do. and it's very interesting is that people have resistance movements. that's one of the only tools that they have against the powerful is international law. and obviously with your own eyes, you can watch the endless amounts of video coming out of that. and he's like, well that is the way sion, the international law, international humanitarian law. i don't know what is, well, you know, it's funny if, if, if you held up, if you gave the scenarios to students law students, international law, and you just cover to be said country a did the following or hold up an x ray, ahold of a lab result to do what is this pregnant? dead, broken leg. that's the way most people think of of law is if you do this, it is a, it is a violation. let me go back and i'm glad we brought up 911. i learned these wonderful images, for exam

see the group in your mind as a tentative girl band, we condemn the british and the u. k. i aggression, i guess again, is kim, i'm still out on america. um, do we consider this as a determination or american determination to militarize that it see on certain support of the is right. you know, to a patient on this, a crime. again, this is our and most of the nation and we support the all water friends on brought those in the i'm on the rock, i'm living on, i will, i'd actual high that you know, which will have that on. we pray for the, i would say we pay for the they are a phone in the sold drugs and we commend the support all what people defending the ox on mosque and try to sell. i'm fighting, go with a brutal, and that's the occupation that fits in the step entity in our entire region is at the time. and now, to this act in the subject of the hand of the patient that conducts aggressions august our people, i guess the entire region we have, it's a relative that we shall continue or what is the fastness that them feet that if you all want to start going to look on all wha

i just wanted to say from america the back of the atlantic to the u. k. and the u. k. you probably know the story. the government wants to create a citizen army to fight the russian federation. god knows what they're thinking. a property they can get 70000 soldiers together when russia currently has about 600000 in ukraine, according to the newspaper, the daily star of scotland, 90 percent of brits, don't want to serve and then made a treat or fight against russia. in fact, the article also says the overall population of the u. k. is too fat and unfit to be of any help in buffalo. now, pretty strong comments that maybe not surprising from that the day, the star of scotland. but do you think that article can link and relate to what we're seeing out of a heritage foundation or oh sure, the a d u k is in the same position i might point out in chart. but in terms of, of, of, of comparison u. k. today is no larger than the state of indiana, and yet, you know, it's, it's ability to muster citizen soldiers, to stand up to a russian army. for what reason? are they going to go

with k one as a defense itself and its freedom. the election is january 13th inauguration won't take place until may. so what we need to do is a country is to provide study unwavering, resolve and support of taiwan democracy. and of course, we need to continue to critically enhance cross straight. the turns showing that has a two's the us of interfering in the election. and america certainly has a long track record of doing just that in many parts of the globe. beijing also fired a warning shot at washington over the military. a that's being provided to taiwan. the us side leads to take chinese consent seriously and do more things that contribute to the growth of the military to military relationship. the chinese site emphasized that china will not make any concession or compromise on the ty, one question, and demand that the, the us to bites by the one china, principal, owners relevant commitments stops and taiwan and does not support. so i want to use independence. china has sanctioned by us defense companies over on sales, which