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with russia, a diplomatic mission that wants attention. now is this a result of a diplomatic retaliation or confirmation of the decreased power? the organization is full, then we'll bring in the story as well as our expert will weigh in about what this good mean for the nato alliance moving forward. and the chinese continue their quest all to dominate in multiple international arena. the latest film looks to break the box office records at home and abroad, however, is, is more about the quality of the film for the economic state of the discretionary spending of those outside of china. we're going to discuss and gang members in puerto prints, if you'd, after 17 north american missionaries and their families, we're going to bring you the latest developments and why haiti has one of the highest rates of kidnapping in the world. a back at home democrats in congress are actually looking to blue. what are their own and support for their social spending belt all by giving in and budgeting money for coal and gas plants. but is this the

right move? well, we're going to give you the basic view, plus we know it cause the southern california coastline to be covered with crude. and we're going to tell you what is being done to prevent this from happening again . i'm kind of use and we're going to give you the 360 view of these stories right here on our to america. today's me ah, thanks for joining us. your brushes, it's spinning. it's permanent mission to nato, as is all a response. the alliance, kicking out several russian diplomats allegedly for spine ortiz, a roman cusser off, has the story. russian foreign minister made the announcement on monday, saying that says, starting on november 1st. moscow will completely suspend the operations of its mission to nato, and from now on any emergency communications between the u. s. lead block and

russia will be done through the russian embassy in belgium, while an ambassador, alpha, nate, a member states in moscow, chosen by the allies, can perform a similar functions here in russia. so this cons, just 2 weeks after nato announced that it would expel a russian diplomats for a legit undisclosed espionage at its brussels headquarters. and that should be in effect on the 1st of november as well. well, according to the russian foreign ministry, it became, he gets another move on. nato's behalf. so use this so called russian threats as a unifying factor for the alliance. and another reason to remain in international demand is here from the russian foreign minister. 0 explanation was given the expulsions and a few days before the announcement we met with mister stilton burke in new york. he stressed that nato had a sincere interest in normalizing relations with russia,

so as to deescalate tensions on the european continent. but we weren't particularly surprised by the decision. it all confirms that ne, to his uninterested in equal dialogue or join work, sir dale, i rove, added that the nato information bureau and moscow will also be shut down as a result. why? meanwhile, the nato international secretary and has already been notified and the russian foreign ministry statement added that it is not expecting any shift in relationship with nato in the near future family. now to discuss is danny mcadams, executive director at the ron paul, if you're daniel. thank you so much for joining me. thanks for me. scottie. okay, so after everything that the countries have all gone through the alliance of russia, what role did nato actually serve for russia? well, you know, the nato russia relation, the sort of microcosm of russia us relations now. and nato has been increasingly

irrelevant. we've seen, you know, stolen bird desperate for attention. desperate to be noticed, the by the administration has really not treated nato any more relevantly than the trump administration did. so i think what you're seeing really is a little desperate for attention on one hand and somebody a little deeper. on the other hand that we can get into, well, you're right. i think it's like, look, look, we're doing something, even though if it might be counterproductive to what the overall goal would be. but daniel, you know, do you think, you know, our package stated this was an, obviously because of the response to expulsion of russian diplomats. but i had to think back and you know, there's a pass between the 2 countries. do you think these years and i almost decades of accusations by nato countries which continue to be proven wrong and wrong time time again, without any apologies or reconciliation actually played a factor that this just might have been just the final match that struck? well, that's a great point, scott. even if we remember during the trump administration, trump was saying one thing about relations with russia and nato was saying

something completely different, something very hostile, something very aggressive, and really undermining the position of the us administration. they seem to be speaking in completely different terms, and i think what we're seeing now is russia making the point, and of course, the explosion of these 18 was sort of precipitating factor making a point to nato. you know, hey, what can brother, you're pretty relevant. go take a hike and i think that's what the effect of this as well, but the one thing that does have me concern, do you think this could actually be used as sort of a motivator could possibly have an effect on nato expansion. we have other countries like ukraine that's been wanting to get in. do you think nato could respond to that and say ok, find you went act like this? obviously, little brother, the little brothers can act up and bring in some other people that you might actually find to be in conflict with. that is a good point and it's not an accident. i don't believe understanding how russian diplomacy works, that it was literally on the day that the us defense secretary,

secretary austin, who was turned out to be quite a cypher, quite completely incompetent in his job. he was meeting with the georgian defense minister, talking about increasing cooperation with georgia. he's now going to go off to meet with ukraine. and on top of that, the u. s. and ukraine assigned, i think, what, 10 different agreements since august, talking about closer, closer cooperation with the u. s. and i think the criminal spokesman to meet your passion, said, i believe it was today or yesterday that this is a red line for russia and meeting ukraine. internet is a red line for russia, and russia would take it extremely seriously. and as people who follow. busy russian politics understand, this is not bluster, this is just a simple statement of russia's interests and daniel africa with every fear. right now we look at all the red flags are going up around the one. the biggest concern that most countries that we've seen these past few weeks has been towards china. so

do you think that in this case, this is a smart action on behalf of global peace? to have this now public battle between russia and nato, a lot, and nato allies actually happening when everybody up until now for the last few weeks have been saying, we need to be very concerned about what's going on with china. whether you're talking about taiwan or you're talking about australia, well, you know, there was a kind of sclerosis in u. s. foreign policy, and i think we're seeing some of that as well. and this is, this is not something this driven by nato. i mean, this is driven in washington dc. there's an inability to pivot. there's an inability to change. we're still talking about territorial warfare. so talk to you about russia taking over something or trying to thinking over something. you know, there is no new thinking. washington, the thinking is driven by the military industrial complex. so it shouldn't be a surprise that we see yet again, this and, and, and tag in the, between the 2 countries re emerging. and daniel, i've asked this question before, i'm going to actually ask our audience to respond back on twitter right now. what good has nato actually done in the past decade for the world?

which was the whole reason, i think why they were established. thanks for joining us on this. 17 american and canadian missionaries have been kidnapped by gang members in haiti, and they are among the latest victims in a country which is plagued by the rise of abductions for money are to correspond. molly borrows has the latest the 16 americans in when canadian or with christian aid ministries, the ohio based organization released a statement saying they've been kidnapped saturday on their way home from building an orphanage outside. porter prince. the abducted group includes 5 children, including a toddler police did the missionaries are being held by the notorious haitian game known as the $400.00 meloza. the same group that kidnapped by catholic priests and 2 nuns earlier this year near the same place but were later released, haiti has seen a huge surgeon violence and kidnapping center the reason assassination of their president, followed by a deadly earth weight,

declaimed one and 2000 lives haitians say they're tired of the violence and instability? oh, when we hear there is a kidnapping, the effect of the kidnapping. we know there's not going to be good for drivers, motorcycle drive. people do not go out in the street. we cannot find people to transport what we have a wife and 4 children, one and a family children look at because we have the responsibilities at home stop noble, why authority? so the 400 moussa has all that taken over parts of haiti, while the government struggled to regain control. the gang is known for kidnapping large groups and typically demand ransoms of around $20000.00 in u. s. dollars. u. s. officials say the f b i and state department officials are working to secure the release of the americans. but so far, don't know where the kid nat missionaries are for needs use use i, molly barrows. m a development in the oil field that occurred on the coast of southern california. the orange county district attorney is calling it a criminal investigation and says there's

a culpability between the energy company at fault and their relationship with federal investigators are to correspond. and tosh suite has more on what is actually raising the red flags. new allegations from the district attorney of orange county says there is great cause for concern regarding this location, amplify energy. the company under scrutiny for the oil spell is housed in the same building as federal regulators. as more than 25000 gallons of crude oil spilled into the water off the coast of huntington beach. more than 2 weeks ago investigator say there are still piecing together exactly what happened right now. they're looking at a $1200.00 foot cargo ship that may have dragged its inker or through an underwater oil pipeline, pulling it across the sea floor. but has more information is coming forward. todd spitzer with the orange county district attorney says its unlawful for the company under investigation. epa fi energy to be housed with federal regulator in long beach who are responsible for this investigation. spencer has come out saying amplify energy light about the spills timeline. according to preliminary findings

and alarm went off in a control room at 2 30 am saturday. that pressure had dropped in the pipeline indicating a possible leak. amplify reportedly waited until 6 o 1 am to shut down the pipeline. but according to the c, e o of amplify, the company wasn't aware of the spill until it saw a sheen on the water at 8 o 9 a. m. we're, we're not aware of any spell until 8 and i am on site when i promised you, if we were way or something on friday night, we, i promise you, we would have immediately stopped all operations and move forward. while the spill is not as large as initially thought, coastal residents are outraged. it's a catastrophe. i mean, it happens all the time again, you know, over and over again, and there's a lot to be should do about it. i'm. i don't understand why nobody came. so maintains those, those pipelines on there, they didn't even know whose pipeline and more human oldest spill has killed a good amount of wildlife. dozens of birds and other creatures were rescued. at

least 2 birds had been released back into their original habitat. the district attorney maintains that amplify failed to act and is now calling for them to move out of this building. reporting for news issues and hospice suites are t most senators have a red line, but synergy mansion actually has multiple before he will agree to the democrat spending bill from the environment to children, a jo once at all, but we'll get his wish history says no, we're going to give you the 360 view right after the break gives rise to the i question about these crises. and who's behind them? we had the sub prime prices that resulted in minute printing that made the top get

richer. we have the coven crisis, which has resulted in the top getting richer because of all the money printer. and we had a war in afghanistan go on for decades, which resulted in money printing in the top get richer, you know, and, and, and then you can get into the other, you know, into some other areas as well, really making some hard, making hard questions. ah, the consider joe mansion, democrat from west virginia continues to be the stumbling block for his party and the goal of passion or mass social spending bill, which i have now stands around $3.00 trillion dollars. now the latest demands include a child, a tax credit, which must include a firm work requirement and

a family income gap around $60000.00. and it's dramatically weekend one of president biden signature programs. other issues of contention include the decision to link the $1.00 trillion dollar infrastructure bill, which a center person cinema, a democrat, mary zona, says she will not look at the social spending plan until the infrastructure bill is actually passed by the house. neither senators have endorsed by the social spending compromise, either a center mansion continues to say the democrats plan to achieve their plan to achieve 0 carb electricity, or what was called the presence clean electricity performance program. is the nonstarter. but well, democrats ultimately cave and approved funds designated for the environment to go to coal and gas plants. well, it's got the 360 view from robber patello talk radio host and civil rights tourney, and ed martin and publisher of a pro america report dot com. thanks for joining me at. and robert things got to be with you, robert. this is your party,

so we're going to cry if you want to tell me how crucial is mansion and send them a support to either bill was crucial problem. we'll because we've seen the, there are 0 republicans who are willing to cross party lines to vote and favorite things like clean energy. and so to the pre k education, free 2 years of college, adding a visual vision and dental care to medicare, of those sorts of things or problems for them and opposition to. and therefore we have to go groveling to jo mansion in christian cinema. and let joe mansion who understands the democrats pick up one senate seat in 2022. he becomes completely irrelevant. so he's playing every car that he has right now to keep himself in the limelight and try to do the facto prime minister of the united states of america. but what we know is that the democratic base is not going to compromise everything that they ran on 2022 apiece, jo, mansion and i think i'm checking to see how does, how does that are? because for one for republicans are crossing over. i don't think that's really ever happened even when republicans were in power. so when you're looking at what's

going right on right now, and as, as robert just said, yeah, democrats are having to appeal to they're probably the most conservative their party. what does it say about right now, the democrats like in comments that they can actually achieve some of their goals without republicans, have they ever had to do that before in history? well, i'm not sure about history. i know the wheels are coming off. i mean, if you look right now they're, they're in danger of passing almost nothing. in fact, chuck schumer is so desperate to try to keep his left flank covered because he got a re election in a year and a half or less than a year. and a half, he's what bring up the america votes act or whatever that was is going to fail miserably in a disaster. but look, every now and then there's a moment where the party in power with the president and the senate and the house tries to do something that would be terrible for the country. a few years ago was the republicans who were about to pass an amnesty bill and a republican jeff sessions stood up and said, no, we're not that he was able to block the republicans with a president with

a house. i'm doing something dumb in this case, mansion and cinema are doing the right thing. no one that's honest, thinks that the 3.5 trillion is really about a small things. it's about huge things. it's transforming the economy and the country. so look, hello, see, and schumer can't get anything done at this point, and biden is off in the white house. where's biden? if he's supposed to be a great deal maker, he's the guy that should be making a deal. there's no deal be in mate, we're in the 3rd week of nothing happening. it's all going down in flames. thank goodness. but the question will be yet today to more about a house democrat house members quit. they're not going to run for reelection. he's a 3rd one in a week because they know the democrats are about to lose at the polling box in 2022 . well then again, we're talking about elections. we're not talking about policy. and i know that frustrates all 3 of us because we've gotta, we'd rather things actually we decided on based on the policies that were best. now what's going to get these guys re elected to do what they're not doing or what they're doing on the health. but robert, do you really think both centers would be fighting as hard against our own parties

if they were not from what is considered to be very purple states and mansions expectations. this is why it keeps getting reelected in west virginia, which probably would go red if it was anybody else. or i think democrats have to start running scared with things like those understand jo management from west virginia who is the primary industry of coal mining. so the idea of the be coal mining senators want to vote for in favor of electric energy, electric cars and. 1 environmental perception, i think it's, it's laughable at best. so what different quotes are going to have to do and figure out either a how do you po, for republican or your how do you create an agenda that as it can get democrats relisted in 2022, they try to pick up a seat somewhere. so you can come back and i have the global jo mansion, but i think the idea that you have millions and millions, 80000000 people vote for the agenda. and it gives held up by one of the smallest 4 states in the country. joe mansion because one senators against it. i think there's antithetical here. we believe were represented democracy is supposed to represent.

well, the interesting, 80000000 people. i know that they voted for a job item, but did they actually vote for every talking point? this was a big part of it, but i know that you once again 80808020 rolls kind of go for another point. that being mentioned a part of dimensions is expanded child tax credit and ed, do you really believe that it would reduce child party by 40 percent as democrats are projecting? that seems magical. i don't think anybody be would be against child poverty or reducing it by 40 percent, but is this a solution that they've come up with? well no, it's even more important to us, scotty, and it's really, i'm glad we're talking about it because most people aren't. the child tax credit is a direct payment. it's not, it's not tied to anything. it's just a straight payment to families. this is an inside the same massive bill, 3.5 trillion. they would get rid of finally and permanently the, the welfare to work requirement, the requirement that something to get money is tied to some kind of behavior. bill clinton caved in to the right of his party and to the republicans and signed

welfare to work the left hated it because they want more direct payments. they, by the way, they were direct payments that came out of the covert relief bill don't seem to have persuaded the voters that it's a good idea. but what mansion is actually fighting for and fighting against actually i'm, i'm part of me. misstating it is to block this idea and americans hated if you pull this, they hate freebies with no expectation that you're going to work. we go all the way back to reagan where he talked about welfare queens and he was referring to that and it was a huge success for him to be the leader on that issue in the mid seventies. so i look, if the democrats passed this thing, it'll be the worst thing for the country. but even worse for the democrats, the democrats have to hope it all dies. and as roberts said, they can run on something else like, i don't know, i'm not trump, but i wanna tweak me real quick for i want to give you the last question on this one. you know, do you think progress is a you mentioned how conservative mansion and cinema that was holding the party basically. but do you also think big stream left or the part of that progressive has also made a mess and this reconciliation bill that within the party, if they would have tried from the without the extremes,

that it could have actually gotten passed. because as of right now, there's no signs of this deal being made. or remember, this is a watered down version of the deal. the original proposal is 6 trillion dollars and we can double the size of it. it's point, i don't think you're going to find any families who have been getting the enhanced tax credit $300.00 week for a child. since the middle, the summer will be a problem that most americans believe that. oh, bridging things, economic gets, getting people off of restraints, people out of star vacation, bring down child poverty are good things and why republicans are fighting to enable against them because i guess what, they never having problem corporate welfare. queens, they don't have a problem on most getting 3 trillion dollars from nasa or just being in tune of $10000000000.00 from the federal government. long as the welfare queens are right around their spaceship, it's fine, but god forbid a little child gets a sandwich. is going to destroy the will nation. well, i think it comes down to the fact i go for a problem. i have a problem with a quicker welfare. i'll join you on that one. i agree with you. i would love to run

a running tab of all the donations that go to jeff bases and eli mosque. i would love to see both parties because both of them i think, should be held accountable. unfortunately, we, the people are the ones that don't like it, but i do like the both of you and i really embrace let you join me today for this conversation. now, chinese film about the 1900. these korean war is late in the box office globally, being out the latest james bond film in no time to die. and marvel, shane is she the legend of the 10 rings? and just 2 weeks since the battle of lake changing was released, it has brought in over $633000000.00 in earnings. have the content of the film which has been described outsiders as a chinese propaganda film centered on a story of chinese soldiers. defeating american troops, actually raises the question as at the chinese and now have crafted this formula of making propaganda really appealing to their masses. so discussion bring in writer and filmmaker sean sound, sean, i figured you'd be a perfect person for this topic. you understand how propaganda works and multiple

different types of pop culture. and i want to do it, you know, style by saying, you know, politics influencing pop culture. nothing new. you pointed out all the time. however, how powerful do you think a movie can be as propaganda for a country? because it's being sold as entertainment, not necessarily a documentary. well, certainly, i mean, who are we to cry out here and to accuse the chinese propaganda? hollywood does better than anyone. we did a documentary criteria to go hollywood d. c. showing the relationship of politics and also f, b i and cia and pentagon, paying for, for pillows, budgets 0 dark, 30 being a great example of a film made ca, complicity of not written at langley. so when it comes to the nature of storytelling, you can argue that, going back to the origin of film with world war one, enrolled war 2 films. so many of those movies are propagandistic. but the same time,

what is, you know, is it, and is it meant with to, in a sense, to rally the people to, you know, to, to feel like, you know, as enthusiastic about their country. and that's what this means seems to be because it's reminding the chinese of their victory in the korean war against the american and the un troops, which is true in hundreds of thousands of chinese did for across that line into north korea. they did defend the north korean country government that exists this day as a result of chinese intervention. so it is an historically accurate rendition now how it historically accurate. that's ultimately yet, like every film, right, it's up to, you know, interpretation of the actual events. and i'm sure this is done with grandiosity and it's obviously meant to entertain. but you know, it's interesting in historical perspectives that we, as hollywood in america, we have been the main storytellers for so long in the world. now you're executing other perspective, right? america was fighting against china north in the korean war. we may have forgotten

that, but now china has the money and the wherewithal to tell their own version of events . and yeah, it's, it's kind of like it's all coming. it all comes full circle. now. imitation is the best form of flattery, i guess not necessarily in this case, if it's point the truth, but you know, i have to ask you on looking at the world events that we're dealing with right now . the timing of this. in fact, this has anything to do with the growing tension between the united states and china was certainly it wouldn't be you would have to wonder when the film was made . it would have been right around that time period when trump was pushing for trade, new trade agreements. and there was a lot of tension here. recall like he was really being tough on china in a way that maybe the, the current administration has not been nearly so. ok. so i think there may be, out of that time period in the overall growth of the chinese economy through the 2010. so been becoming the 2nd biggest economy in the world. and he's nationalism has been spiking patriotism. all these factors certainly would've played into the

making of the spell. well, and i am sure that's something that obviously we're like everyone's getting who knows what hollywood we're putting out the same time. john, always great to talk with you. we got it. ok, best offer today show in the meantime, i want you to answer my question. i start off the show with what has nato done in the past decade? that has been good for global piece and their initial theme. and then your initial reason for starting follow me on twitter at study and he's leave your answer. use the hash tag team and vh. we will read it will definitely share it. and for this show and more now on the dot tv app on your apple or android device, like always, it's going to be a busy week and we appreciate you cheating news you choose to watch. the lakers. join me every posted on the alex simon. i'll be speaking to guess in the world

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