the, the the u. s. supreme court vote to hold joe biden. cobit vaccine mandate for large businesses, but lives among dates for a health care workers to take effect. also ahead, the queen of england 2nd prints under it stripped of his military title over a high profile, sexual abuse case and allied peacekeeping mission and catholics done comes to an end of the situation in the country. stabilize is about to buy much speculation in the west of the russian section of contingent wouldn't leave to have the job for pick up candidates. quote, back robins is planning to punish the on vaccinated with special local. tell us how

they feel about that huge the controversial i think it's unfair to just suggested the responsibility or the fall to those that are vaccinated. we can, for anybody to have the live from our international new center here in moscow. this is our team, pleasure of your company today. my names, you know, the, the u. s. supreme court has blow job biden's, coven vaccine mandate for large businesses. it's would have required stuff, a companies with more than $100.00 employees to get fox unaided, or to undergo regular testing. the court ruled on a separate mandate requiring vaccinations for health care workers though, come be enforced for more in the story that's cross live now to our teeth. caleb. hi, caleb. we know joe biden's already come under

a lot of pressure over his pandemic response in this latest set buck ticket through it. sure, well joe biden had put forward vaccine mandate for any business with over 100 employees that all employees had to either be vaccinated or get a weekly test at their own expense. now the u. s. supreme court said you can't do that. the president does not have the authority to impose these kinds of regulations on businesses. here is what was sad in the supreme court ruling. although congress has indisputably given osha the power to regulate occupational dangers, it has not given that agency the power to regulate public health. more broadly requiring the vaccination of 84000000 americans selected simply because they worked for employers with more than 100 employees certainly falls in the latter category. it is instead of significant encroachment into the lives and health of a vast number of employees. now this ruling would have required any business

over $100.00 employees to have a vaccine, or require all their employees to be vaccinated or get tested at their own expense every week. but now the supreme court has said that this is not valid. the president does not have such authority. furthermore, we have a situation where the health care mandate for health care workers has been upheld. now this was brought to the supreme court by a coalition of republicans and business owners and others who felt this was government overreach, that this was the biden administration in the white house kind of stepping out of downs. now, we have a statement from the white house at this point, joe biden says he's disappointed and as a result of this ruling, it is now up to individual employers as well as state and local governments to make these kinds of decision. but then we heard from whitehouse spokesperson jen socket . and she said, despite this ruling, the biden administration is still going to put pressure on businesses in order to

make sure their employees are vaccinated. here's what was said by the white house spokesperson. supreme court's decision on the osha mandate essentially means that in the pin, this is up to individual employers to determine whether their workplaces will be safe for employees and whether their businesses will be safe for consumers. so president biden, you'll see this in his statement, will be calling on and will continue to call and businesses to immediately join news. those who have already stepped up. now at this point, despite the fact that this ruling has been overturned, we do have the white house and many of its allies adamant that there should be a mandate. they may have lost the supreme court, but that hasn't changed their desire to push a mandate throughout us society. but yet, this is another blow for, for the biden administration, at this point, they are coded response has been unpopular. these mandates have been very unpopular

. this is a victory for the opponents of the white house who have opposed his mandate and now have a supreme court ruling that is in their favor. kayla, thanks very much for taking us through all of our to our teeth. kill us open in new york city. ah, prince andrew has been stripped of his military titles amid a high profile sexual abuse case. he will no longer be known as his royal highness . in any official capacity, it comes after us judge refused to dismiss a civil lawsuit from a woman who accuses the duke of york of sexually assaulting her when she was a teenager. r t shudder. edward star reports from london. well, it's a huge move from buckingham palace as prince. andrew will no longer use his royal highness in any official capacity, as the queen has now stripped him of all of his appointments. so as a member of the royal family, how many of these sort of duties they will now be handed to all the members of the royal family and that's been made official. and this statement was the queen's

approval and agreement that you could york's military affiliations. and royal patronage is happy in return to the queen. the duke of your will continue not to undertake any public duties and is defending this case is a private citizen. i'm taking a look at the statement in effect, more to tell because it read that the duties have now been returned. of course, if we read between the lines, the queen may have applied a bit more for them to prince andrew to then give back all of those duties. but the 2nd part defending this case, as a private citizen. of course, that is referring to the civil case that a u. s. judge gave the go ahead to just yesterday, the queen, 2nd son to face a sexual assault civil law. in fact, the duke review is facing the most serious now of allegations of sexual assault against minor. but you know, you fray alleges that she was traffic by jeffrey the when she was just 17 years old and poor to have sex with andrew. now since these allegations stuff, it's some 2 years ago as military appointments were in a bad and softer,

he step down somewhat, but he's still very much linked to around 8 british regiments including the granted the gall. 8 to stream the angry consent and they've been quite vocal about that because at many events they will also even coast to prince andrew. so over the last 24 hours more than a $150.00 veterans wrote directly to the queen, off the strip. andrew of all of his honorary military rolls. now that has, of course, happened. we don't know whether that's because andrew will try and fight this case or try and reach some sort of settlement. prince andrew has always denied these occasions concerning his relationship with bridget at your fray. even say he doesn't recall even meeting her now, will the queen herself is very much tarnish. the reputation of the royal family has given them such a dog reputation and burdened them entirely into disrepute this year though, for the queen is incredibly significant. it marks the jubilee celebrations. and so

all of this is put a very dark cloud onto what was supposed to be a time to bring the country together. but for the queen herself. a an incredibly difficult position to be and not just as a monarch, but of course a mother as well as her 2nd son, now faces the most severe sexual assault allegation to the world's largest security body. the o. s. c has warned of the highest risk of war in 30 years. the organization for security and cooperation in europe is meeting in austria, hoping to ease tensions on ukraine's border of the russia, which is a member to complain. the block was too busy listening to itself, rather than to pressing concerned at the club. no, we don't, said ultimatums. we offer to delve deeper into problems that russia and other countries have and find compromises. we haven't heard any adequate response or any reaction to our proposals. unfortunately, all the talk was about their concerns about what they call aggressive russian

actions. an accusation that there was a lack of listening and even the lack of interest when it came to the issues of the allegations of russia. ration against ukraine at that o. s. c, meeting in vienna on thursday, those are allocate, came from the russian representative to the o. s. c, e. and now he also talked about and they needed to be agreement on key issues. and that european security really did depend on the united states and russia, coming together and finding solutions on that. and he said, if they couldn't reach agreement, they could be a catastrophic outcome. he also address nato's position when it comes to itself, being described as a defensive alliance, something we heard from yen stoughton berg earlier in the week. however,

he said that is simply not the case. and nieto with his expansion has essentially become aggressive is expansion into those eastern european countries, which were part of the former soviet union and use possibly have a bona doctor visit the o. s. c. e's inability to fulfill its obligations demonstrates the negative effect of nato expansion or the u. s. and nato continued to conquer militarily. the territories of the countries included in the alliance lining in place offensive weapon systems. there. with this directly poses a threat to the interests of the russian federation. here i, he also had some concerns about some of the infrastructure within the o. s. c, e. so i assume criticism of that full match at which the chat, the recei it said earlier on thursday was a neutral space will discussion where these issues could be addressed. these issues of security and the tensions particularly over eastern europe could be addressed.

he talked about as the issues at the moment and raised concern that what is happening in eastern europe at the moment could escalate at any moment. it seems that the risk of war in the o s. c area is now greater than ever before in the last 30 years. for several weeks, we have been faced with the prospect of a major military escalation in eastern europe, where the current polish chair of the o s. c e. o. so said the issues at the moment really come from a very different interpretation over the regulations and old security in europe. i believe that on restore options ah, in the v o c area result in the 1st price for all the different understanding of european security. now the chair very see was quite

clear about not pointing the finger at any particular country during his press conference, and that is remarkably different from what we have heard this week. coming out from the usa and nato following. they talked with russia in geneva and then in brussels . we heard from both the under secretary of state for the united states, and also from the secretary general of nato, that russia is the aggressor at the moment. it's being aggressive towards ukraine. it's amassing these troops on the board and it is set and ready for an invasion. as soon as the snow melts at that is something that has been repeatedly denied by russia and russia continues to ask for assurances in regards to the security situation for it own country. and that it says depends very heavily on the future over membership of countries like ukraine and georgia of nato, something it says can never ever happens and it wants these secure guarantees.

these the legal guarantees that that won't happen. and for the assurances for its own security in the future. and despite the fact that we've had our this rejection from russia, that he is about to invade ukraine, there is still this discussion of crippling threats, economic threats of sanctions against russia that were discussed by the u. s. and discussed by nato not just by them. we've now seen those list of possible economic sanctions have just been unveiled in the u. s. senate by the democrats. so really, it shows you how tense things just are at the moment. and russia is essentially said that it feels as if there was a monologue coming from the one site here. and we know that ukraine is a line. nature says it's not willing to discuss that. it won't even put it on the table. of course, this discussions on thursday in vienna,

not the last that the discussions are all through the talks due to be held next week. but really, it does seem as if there is a huge amount of a lack of optimism and the ball leading into those talks next week has been set very, very low. indeed in regards to a breakthrough. okay, moving the program on to canada where people could soon be fined if they refuse to have a cobit job. quebec is planning on becoming the 1st province in the country to impose a tax on the on vaccinated. the no sharp levy was proposed by the regions premier who sees it will be at least 50 to a 100 canadian dollars. i think though he thinks it should be higher, the controversial measure comes as canada as a whole register as a spike and daily cobit cases. we asked people in quebec for their view of the new tax. i think it's unfair to just suggest it's the responsibility or the fault of

those that are on vaccinated. this is coming after decades of neglect and a dysfunctional health care system in quebec. you know that often pits people against each other. instead of the government taking responsibility, what i've heard is there's different reason why you might not be vaccinated and thought, because you're yes it for faxing. all of these people to me doesn't make any sense . i'm pretty sure it would be good if everybody can choose what they want to to, to do with the vaccination. and i, i'm pretty sure it would be better if everybody would be vaccine, but that we can't force anybody to have. the vaccine or quebec province is not alone in penalizing the on jobs from next week in greece on vaccinated citizens will be fined a 100 euro a month. and plums are a fidel swear in europe to austria is mulling a tax of over 1000 euro month. while it's least, considering even more, a monthly no job levy of 1500 euro,

we got some contrasting views on the story from political commentator anthony webber. and 1st former minister in the european parliament on drucquer. those unvaccinated are putting tremendous pressure on the, on the next, on our health services, and so denying, you know, not people that have been vaccinated in acting properly, not having medical treatment. so in, in, sometimes i think, yes, it's these. why to a proctor that if they will have a vaccine you know voluntarily what they should be maybe really penalized in another way. and that's why come from, i think we come to cross this line that the minority all know severely affecting the right sort of majority who acted in the responsible and carrying manner. they're not at all like reasonable. it's not from the georgia, the wells, governments would consider the have to look at the contract because in quebec,

they've had the resignation of their magical director of how they got a new one. and they're trying to find a state gates for their terrible coby policy. may well be that they're trying to warn people for and driving me, started back scenes, chris protect premier or or to come back is just distracting attention from his own. and miss managed when she became a policy on to a great for people. he started happen to have decided to not be vaccinated. the allied peacekeeping mission in catholics done, is winding, done with troops handing over their duties to local counterparts. the soldiers are not preparing to leave the country. they've been there for a week after the cars authorities requested help with an anti terror operation,

launched a deadly unrest after a successful operation. russia's president said, it's time to go rosamille. it's a story. it is obvious that people who've been protesting for a gas price reduction, and those who've been fighting with the armed forces for several days with weapons in the hands surrounding them in places of deployment, are completely different people. they have different goals are the fact that with the health of the c s t o, it was possible to restore the situation is very important to this is the 1st such operation of the c s t o to allow kazakhstan to solve it. socio economic issues and com dialogue with the people in general. we need to go home. we've completed our task less than a week after they were deployed to context on the c s t. trips will begin that withdrawal today with catholic sand. now, in a much more stable position than it was a week ago, a key infrastructure has been secured, according to the russian defense minister say,

showing he reported to president putin. he also said that she wouldn't, she's in today, the situation is stable. we are working in full co operation. we have approved a decision on the phased withdrawal and returning of infrastructure back to cause it's dawn mission. today we start to withdraw. and furthermore, within 5 days as the infrastructure is transferred, the withdrawal will continue. and we plan to complete it on the 19th. now until the 19th, when those final trips will leave catholics down, the state of emergency in kazakhstan will remain in place. understandably, the country is still in a state of shock. it's been through so much in such a short amount of time, just 2 weeks. is that there for the time frame. so now the peacekeepers are planning that to leave the country. it's also become very apparent at the evolution of the c s t o, which previously, which is considered to be a mouthpiece. now it's shown it can be very effective, a can be very helpful at president psychiatry, kind of extend elidah. he expressed his gratitude to the framework. i would like to

express my gratitude to the mission commanders for the job they did over these days . the c s t peacekeeping mission in catholic stun, including and l. my t was very important in terms of stabilizing. the situation in our country is undoubtedly had a major moral impact on pushing back the aggression of terrorists and bandits. now leading to say, it's been absolutely extraordinary thought to the full context on a relatively peaceful country. that within a space of a week went from normal daily life to absolute chaos across the entire country. we saw mass riots. we saw government buildings run socks and sets on fire. the entire country was in a state of emergency. exact number of fatalities is still being calculated, though it said that over a 1000 people have been injured over a 100 have been killed and more than a 1000 police officers injured in 16, killed all efforts within those 1st few days by presidents

a kind of to come the street because weren't working, he needed to call on the c s t, a framework to help secure these vital infrastructure in the country when it comes to the all members of the cfo, basically getting involved for the, from the request off to kind of the contact leader in essentially functioning like nato, where 11 member of the family calls for help from the other members of the family. this is the c s t o. but when it became clear that russia was going to step in and help cause it's on the senior diplomat in america, secretary blank. and he said, you've got to look out with the russians once they get into your house. but you can't get them out. house out looking at has, has russia now secured a foothold, according to the west and catholic stone was such an intense light as soon as it was revealed that russia was part of this frame, the work that would be entering this foreign country. no alarm bells were ringing around the well, that was these sensationalize headlines. same thing such as putin sees, is on crises. so it was unfortunate that russia going its context on with these other countries who were hardly mentioned in the news pieces was looked upon that

way. not just by the mainstream media, but also by washington. one lesson of recent history is that once russians are in your house, it's sometimes very difficult to get them to leave. and of course, the chalk comments like that always invite some kind of response and russia did respond early today in fox, the deputy foreign minister, sick, a rap called that the us, his reaction was self revealing. he said it confirmed russia's worst assumptions about washington's intentions in eurasia. so, you know, politics aside, it is going to be very interesting. we're going to be closely watching what happens in cars like sound after the troops leave on the 19th. and that's just hope that things can get back to normal to a very stable way of life. for people in cars, exxon ah no, amid record high u. s. inflation supermarkets in the country are struggling to fill their shelves with the struggle shoppers making it clear who they blame, posting images with the hush tag burst shelves. biden supermarkets themselves are

citing a number of reasons for the short engines from the army, chrome surgeon, bad winter weather to disrupted supply chains. joe biden, though, seems to think about lost. her problem in particular has long since been sold a couple of months ago. were a lot of dire warranties about supply chain problems, leading to a crisis around the holidays. thanksgiving and christmas. we act. we brought together business and labor to solve the problems. the much predictor crisis didn't occur. and grinch did not steal christmas, but their citizens agree, almost 70 percent of americans say economic problems are their biggest worry. right though, we asked us shoppers how the situation was impacting them. i'm no longer able to get everything on my grocery list when i come. sometimes i have to go to 2 or 3 different stores to find something. i'm out of just taking a price like,

oh this is a, this is a lot i get what i normally bank inflation and higher than it used to be in our president is not handling it that way. you really, i think president biden just sitting back letting things happen and not president trump made things happen. so, you know, it's 2 different kind of presidents right there. and it really shows right now law to some off roaders racing through the sun. june's of saudi arabia, a russian team is closing in on a 6 consecutive victory up that the car rally the camels musters one claim. the top 3 places in the truck category, they pull ultimate stage of the 2022 race. now that result meant it's just the question of which of the 3 russian drivers now goes on to take top spot cameras has dominated the events since the late 19 ninety's winning a total of 18 raleigh titles. but despite that historical dominance,

this time around a dutch racer insist they've been cheating. pesky russians, winning 5 times in a row. they must be cheating. russian deca riley team accused of taking shortcuts. the russians are cheating. they have equipment in their car that gives preliminary information about the way points at the special stages. the dutch driver claims the russian team broke the rules by using technology to navigate through gray areas on the route. at one point, we are overtaken by andre cardinal. he turns left while the road book tells us to turn, right. we then skip 6 notes, but we end up at the right way point again. that is impossible. so loses verses the end, the of the world. victorious camera mazda shares that take. we're

open for any checks and we're here for special camera systems roll inside and outside. i think everybody can make a regression to which to just needed to check a few days ago. we have me states in addition to that was for 10 minutes as other can visit us and i think it proved our honesty no need to watch the hands when the secret of success. he's simple. i think there is a to percent of people are concerned with rock every year when he proved, how would you mean the whole us big team taking in marketing in our other communities? everybody tried to pull the paper very good luck to all on the final day of racing. it's quite an event in the desert time and moments for another visit to the kaiser port. she don't catch maxon, stacy again in a moment. i'll see you again. mm hm

. with over the past 2 and a half years, russia, nato agreed on very little. if anything, however, both agreed to meet for a high level meeting and they did in brussels. both sides made their case, nothing was really resolved lots of words. what happens next? maybe action with emotions, medieval institutions, then i go like technology and the combination of these 3 very you could say historically distinct seeks fixes within our psycho physical makeup have rendered us pretty dangerous

to ourselves to the, to the plan in ah max kaiser. this is the kaiser report, stacy worley, we are still in san miguel day and day in mexico were on our way, the 2nd half. in fact, we will be in san salvador el salvador. but i just want to say, you know, we enjoyed the new year's here and the last year 2021. we exited, and we had 70 new all time highs in the stock market. we saw the all the markets worked 27 percent on 2021. and yet we see headlines like this. we

have a powerful weapon to fight inflation. price controls, it's time we use it. yes, this was the big article over the christmas new year break, and that was in the guardian in the u. k. and they're calling for price controls. despite the price controls, you might say the price fixing on stock markets. remember everything that q e and central banks do is about pushing the price up, up relentlessly. yeah, i was thinking along similar lines about price controls. you know, they're referring to stuff that people are buying at the store. that's going up and price because of inflation. and so the government of various countries, including the united kingdom, are saying, hey, you know, we need to come in there and fix the prices. this is a policy that, of course, has never worked throughout history. but as you point out, the problem is this. and for those who want to get the broader context, he want to kind of understand on a deep level,

what is the story here as you are a learner, alluding to this all. busy refers back to another price fixing scam that's been going on for 40 years. and that is the price fixing scam when it comes to money. now remember, we supposedly live in a free enterprise, free market economy in the united states and in great britain and elsewhere. if that were true, then the price of money or interest rates would also be involved in a free market. but they're not. there's a pullup bureau, in, in the united states called the free this, the open market committee, the free open market. the federal open market committee, f o m c, and engage in price fixing and they do sell for the benefit of their owners. and these are the banks that glean hundreds of 1000000000.