a lot of their numerous clarity of so to do most of the zoom shuttle specially to with this to the local engine you took, are you going to skip? mm. well, i, the west pushes its green agenda, the un climate summit in egypt, while much of africa suffers from energy, poverty, unable to meet the needs of its population. also, i had, i read that julie was gone. why do you think that people are the 1st amendment out work about how a former us national security advisor responded to the detention and removal of a journal? is to press them with questions on us. we discuss the case with the reporting so and that the russia bear is the biggest threat to our democracy. so really,

he's just trying to go over what he did in iraq again in afghanistan. again, he wants to turn ukraine into the new afghanistan. i'm the u. s. ambassador to israel. se, washington will fight the jewish states attempts to annex the west by despite the american lands to fill the building and contest the territories of the palestinians . with one minute past 10 am here in moscow, i am, you know, with your global use, round up this something russia is. foreign minister has touchstone income bonia for

the 17th east asian summits, which takes place over the next 2 days. so you get up or off is expected to take part in the forum, which according to his books, person, is quote, unimportant elements of the multi polar architecture of regional security. a big issue right now, russia said it will use that conference to discuss challenges facing the asia pacific region, including what moscow described as a u. s. attempt to throw relations between countries in the region of balance. the un climate summit house, though, entered its 2nd week us president joe biden has made an appearance in egypt. he pin the blame for global issues directly on russia and demanded that the world take steps to cut fossil fuel usage is more urgent than ever the we doubled down on our climate commitments. rushes were only enhances the urgency of the need to

transition the world off is dependent on fossil fuels. the science is devastatingly clear. we have to make vital progress by the end of this decade. that's why the united states is rally in the world around climate game changers. my friends, i came to the presidency, determined to be try and make the transfer form a transfer for national changes that are needed near that american needs to make. however, african representatives in carmel shake noted doubt the west green agenda doesn't address their own country from hundreds of millions of people on the continent have no electricity or must burn fossil fuels for heat and cooking. while protesters here at the cup 27 summit chanted that joe biden must payoff for africa's climate change related loss of life, reminding the president of the u. s. as the highest historical greenhouse gas

emission rates in the world, canyon reporter done cupboard offers some additional perspective on that. a part of from criticism about african not receiving a fair deal. many delegates from africa also christian. the finance monitors discuss here at compton 7, as well as the road map to add a couple last wild. they west and thou rather the i is the m. s of these say f m. i to know status at ticking africa for camden. we are seeing them developing a lot of appetite for forcing when in africa. really, this is not the spirit under which we should be operating at cop. culturally, luc auto too much in our last people who go, people are dying in my own community. now, by 1400000 people are dismiss. all indications are that african leaders and delegates are united behind the principle of just energy, meaning people enough rec,

understand the need to implement climate change policies. but it's going not to be at the will of the west or at the expense of africa, people and economies over the past 50 years. well, while western nations continue to preach the green agenda to africa, the import, it's oil and gas leaving the continent on able to meet its own energy needs. and african representatives are increasingly emphasizing the priority of their own populations. well being. as ortiz, colorado la tougher reports as thousands of delegates in egypt, luxury resort town of sham i'll shake up busy discussing climate change in energy transition. the reality on the ground is. * removed from the high level discussions that claim to represent them. what do you know about cryptogenic? nothing. of liver. good and i do it. that is good. turn. what? cop? 27. do you know what it it?

who no, no erin or anything about cop $27.00, it's it's know about climate change that it's a serious thing and we need to start changing our attitude towards the atmosphere. so yeah, that's my take, this is alexander, as those throw away from africa's richest square mile. it is also in the heart of the largest industrial city on the continent. but this place is also a microcosm of africa's energy poverty. here in sub saharan africa, over 600000000 people live without access to electricity and 900000000 cook using traditional fossil fuels. these people are resilient and every day is a fight for their lives. then live lewis, let alone climate change. do you care about leveraging timothy? how worried are you about climate change? i think it's, it's a matter that very ski i, i think personally we've experience very highs and very lowes. so it's something

that is concerning. but i don't think anything in our lifetime. south africa is the most industrialized country on the continent, but the country itself has been going through electricity blackouts, meaning people are forced to check their phones at work, study and light homes with candlelight. do you care where they electricity is generated from coal, of from renewable energy sources? notice i don't know, i don't care. and i'm not worried at all. i'm just worried that if you and it's just, you know, like taking this all, i could see we could look at the let you try and, but we need to change like on the real, like all this is to say is developing nations are rightfully agree that western nations have develop very quantities on carbon emissions, and they still continue to do so. the united states for 5 percent of the world's population still uses 25 percent of the world's resources. you're out source production to china, and then you say china is the carbon polluter. china's producing your buckets,

china's producing nuts and bolts, china's producing your fornes, tried to produce it in your own countries, and so your carbon emissions rise. you love like joining us because you have a colonial mentality. 2.7000000000 people can't eat now and you're telling people to reduce your consumption. how does this sound to a child who hasn't eaten in days while they hear for people on the ground? it also seems the very same western emitters i belie developing countries, the opportunity to do what they did for st. you and that is develop that i will, if, as a philosophy in china's work the u. s. has been making new attempts to court india, the treasury secretary visited new delhi on friday to strengthen the 2 countries economic partnership. but much as being made of the timing, just days after the indian foreign minister was in moscow expanding ties with

russia. ortiz ruin june sharma picks up the story for us. us treasury, sex with fi. janice yellow that use in new delhi. and in her 1st with it to india, she sees india is an ally in her countries. but you would translate supply chains at an uncertain time for the global economy. she also gets more school, as india continues to buy more and more russia noise, listening to what you said, take russian energy exports. russia has long presented itself as a reliable energy partner. but for the better part of this year pollutant is weaponized rushes, natural gas supply against the people of europe. it's an example of how malicious actors can use the market positions to try to gain geo political leverage or disrupt trade for their own gain. recognizing energy, okay,

but not to mention about us being the one imposing sanctions on russian or even by december, maybe just the g 7 would a price cap on russian oil. and it's been suggested that india may benefit from the price cap on the oil. not really interesting. we've seen a doctor as a sean go was the foreign affairs minister of india time and again speak pretty candidly about how india has benefited from buying a discount. do the oil from russia, how the dea has worked pretty well? florida, a developing country like india, and it's people. now despite pressure from the west, india has continued to buy discounted weight from russia. and back in the month of october, russia became the number one supplier to india. so passing the traditional dominant or supply of saudi arabia and iraq and india ones to continue this

corporation for us. russia has been steady and time testers partner. and as i said, any, any objective evaluation of our dilution. triple. what many tickets would confirm that it has actually solved both countries where everybody but well, maybe not something that washington might want to in fact yet, and also to get a try. now seeing the us trying to the death to do with its reliance on manufacturers whose roaches clash with human rights while use our investments. you're also consistent with our values. certain solar panel materials produced in china like those from the ocean chain regions are known to be produced with forced labor. our strategy will also create redundancy in our supply chain to mitigate over concentration risks. and we're also addressing or reliance on

manufacturers whose approaches class with our human rights values. interestingly, just recently us and also been questioning india on human rights too. but it seems like that's not an issue any more as yet. and claim that the both concrete with the world's biggest democracies, and they have to save the world from risky countries, russia and china. but some further reaction to this a member of india as ruling party. dr. gould res shake say no one is in the position to dictate foreign policy, to deli, the ot us all budget nations. and we believe in the clean up of foreign policy or india. so nobody can do it or you won't be have to keep our friendship and we have shown it when the word boss, seeing that, don't buy patrol oil from russia. yeah, we don't want to fun really. this isn't,

and it's still buying in or so indian india, russia friendship is a strong one and it comes with india and park. so india is right there to reassure their life. and is this friendship be on the friendship and be part of a leadership anything ah, former us national security advisor, john bolton was left struggling for words this week after being on bush about his record. during his time of the pentagon, independent journalist taylor hanson confronted the official with some uncomfortable questions on a public event. the reporter was quickly removed from the rif bo and how do you

expect that the truck, when you, why about weapons of mass destruction in iraq? we genocide the why did you, why did you julie, the gone? why do you think that's acceptable or you're celebrating war crime? why? why would be another example person and then work? well, we discussed the situation with taylor himself. he said john bolton wants to turn the ukrainian conflict into a new gun less than i actually stood up. i reached out to his team prior and tried to have a more formal meeting with them. so i could discuss these questions in private and get it on camera any more formal and quantum or professional way. but then they of course didn't respond because they're not willing to answer any of these questions

or the tough question. so that's when i book 2 tickets to the event one for me and one for my camera man. and i stood up and interrupted him while he was giving a speech on actually ukraine and russia. the conflict that's currently going on. and you know, his speech was about how we should continuously be funding ukraine. and he, you know, quote and said the russia bear is the biggest threat to our democracy. so really, he's just trying to go over what he did in iraq again, and then again, he wants to turn ukraine into the new afghanistan splitting continuously longer money. so that's why i confronted him. i was temporarily detained for about 20 minutes and then they released me. they brought me to the parking garage where i was parked, and they cited me with a trespassing ticket. they all clapped on q as i was removed and he made the joke about the 1st amendment. i mean, this guy doesn't care about the 1st and then he only cares about speech that is convenient to him. and his neil con war hoc narrative,

john bolton was national security advisor in donald trump's administration and advocated for us intervention in a few places. 8 iraq, afghanistan, syria, venezuela, and even russia. last month he told the wife of wiki leaks funder julian, a son study hopes the whistleblower gets at least 176 years in jail for publishing evidence of war crimes. taylor hanson again said one day, washington officials will have to answer for their actions are in the process of actually trying to extra die the songs, so they can essentially sentenced him to death. here in america, you know, i am optimistic that you know one day the right people will take charge again in america and make these people pay. but i'm not thinking that it's going to be within their lifetime, considering all these people seem to kind of be on their death bed already. i mean, they're already dropping like flies from old age, but i'm really more worried right now about the new kind of neo con establishment

movement that's rising up. you know, the ones that they want to infinitely fun ukraine. they mean, they're essentially turning ukraine into the new version of afghan. and then you know, julian assigned talked about, you know, the real reason behind afghanistan. i mean, is essentially just one huge infinite war to say literally just so they can monitor money and enrich themselves with american blood and you know, on someone else's soil, but i think that's exactly what's going on. but i really am optimistic, but i think it's going to take quite a while for any nice people to face any real repercussions. in other story, we're across today. the u. s. and buster to israel has strengths that his country will fight any attempt to or by the jewish state to a next palestinian territories in the west bank. it comes amid transparent, hence from benjamin netanyahu party members about a possible return of annexation to their agenda. our position is quite clear,

we do not support annexation. we will fight any attempt to do so. we have to stand up for the things we believe in. we are a very strong ally, but there will be times we articulate our differences. while such striking statements against the annexation by the american ambassador concrete dix agreements reached earlier with israel back in 2021. washington and israel presented a plan to build a complex for the u. s. embassy building on palestinian territory currently control by israel. the descendants of the original landowners and system on the whole to any development where for palestinian or through ali clay bo said no one is listening to their demands. the americans, by doing so, i just defined that change of which so as it's a city, it's just like,

it does not make the say what to do. and the concept is, something's just the concept of ownership, which is talk to the over to the embassy on the time it is and, and already unjust. that this has well, just some background here, a 15 year, a blockade by israel omby egypt, test truck. more than 2000000 people in the palestinian territories. numerous conflicts with israeli settlers have resulted in debts on attacks on private property. according to the un this year, more than $100.00 palestinians, something killed including $27.00 children. alex libo again expanded on the situation there right now. actually where the land belong, lifetime i get 30 years. it turn it down

because they will not meet what we consider as such as the axis. so we cannot watch it. we can set, it cannot, we cannot choose, it has been necessary. so this is in a, from all of that after 967 years come by. this is spent and that's t, as in this and it rides and their own homeland is nothing less than a month after alleging russian soldiers had been supplied with bio gra,

to rape ukrainians. the un, special representative on sexual violence has now admitted she hasn't seen any evidence to corroborate her claims. that information was important to me in the presence of the deputy prime minister if i miss, you know, and, and the deputy minister of foreign affairs. good. you did not make any investigation about why yarbrough or something, but it's not my, it's not my job to make it. and i do not have a monday. i sit in new york in an office in new york. my rule is not to investigate . the investigation is going on by the human was monitoring team and the international commission of inquiry in their report so far there is nothing of a bad one. she obviously washed her hands off of this, right. but it was a very happy accusation specifically saying it was a deliberate tactic and a military strategy. now, why would this be said with so much emphasis without having any evidence?

well, it does pay russia in a negative light. and once that information is out, as you mentioned, the media just ran with it without actually looking into it. in fact, you know, a lot of these allegations have been fairly and accurate. yeah, and of course, as you say the media when absolutely full tilt with it, the truth comes out. is there any retraction in the media? no, none fiorella and of course, as you well, no, it's not the 1st time the claims in this war has been called out. ludmilla dennis about was eventually fired for regurgitating. similar lies about the russian soldiers, particularly lying about them. building a fortified prison near the upper ocean nuclear power plant building concentration camps where they put ukrainians in there, which by the way is on wikipedia, cited as fact. she also lied about the raping women, gang thing, women and children, and specifically talked about how the russian soldiers were also committing

violence against women. now these lives were so sensational that even ukrainian activists and ukrainian journalist said that they couldn't, these were hurting ukrainians, ukraine's credibility, and basically they were so sensationalized that they didn't really make your brain look good. and she actually was able to admit to these 2 prank or is that this was done in order to get weapons to ukraine. let's take a look. you go. i'm what they told me. can you write that? there is a prison at the upper o g, a nuclear plant, because official media sources are supposed to say this. oh, well, no. the ombudsman didn't want to say it. he only says what the president's office tells him too beautiful now, but i'm being asked to say this by the authorities by intelligence services. it's almost a case for relo of, of too little, too late. when the truth finally does see that of the light of day, um you can go back to the boucher mass grave trogie that was blamed on russia or

the bombing of the north stream pipelines that was blamed on russia. the attack on the sap at all. she power on the rush has been guarding since march that was blamed on russia as well. and yet there's another story that was all so de bung fear rela, that the horrifying idea about gold teeth. yes. so these stories are extreme and they are sensational, as we mentioned. so this was about a plastic box that was filled with gold teeth, reportedly from ukrainian soldiers that were dead or alive. and this was, of course, a cited on all the western media without any fact checking. and it turned out that these, this story was debug by a german outlet and it actually belonged to a dentist stomach decency in a phone. could these crowns have come from dead people? oh my god, no, they come from people i have treated all those years. i took these teeth out because they were bad. over the course of 30 years, i have removed tens of thousands of teeth, hobbes. this is just

a fraction of them. so while it was true that there were teeth and that $200.00 of them were found outside an area near east idiom, it was it, of course, the story that the ukrainians came up with and the ukrainian media came up with. and what we're seeing is that this has often happening, and this isn't the 1st time in terms of the west and the u. n's perceived enemies. we saw the same thing in libya with new market daffy's army that was accused of using by agra to rape women. and so we're, we're talking about serious accusations of rape, of abuse, of children, of, of, of hang rape, even we're talking about just violence against women to dehumanize. people is way the, the, you and wraps words were. so this, again, these strategies we've seen also be used recently by the same a rap premier le patton in ethiopia and me and mark. so if we learn to spot these

part patterns, we can actually be able to debug them. and that is the good thing, worries out we are seeing an attempt to debug them, but we are seeing, as you've mentioned, 0 retractions on this or any sort of admittance or accountability. america's welfare queen up is how a u. s. conservative host has slum the ukranian president further alleging of the money is not been used appropriately by key f officials. candice owens went on to the mom, the american government investigate the matter how much we didn't krench of our $50000000000.00 now enough for this welfare queen. he wants to keep it coming and that's what he is present. zalinski is america's welfare queen. and if you, i know all this money is going, i spent a couple of weeks in europe. people are saying that ukrainian officials are buying property in switzerland asking some very simple questions. everybody should ask, isn't it suspicious that we were just told that we had to leave the afghan war? and then the very next day on september 1st, america said that they were due, we were joining an effort. we were locking onto the

e u to joint effort to help ukraine join nato. we left one money, a money laundering operation, and we jumped right into the next one. key of insist that u. s. support is vital since it's public finances would just quote collapse. otherwise, washington has approved or sent a round $66000000000.00 in financial military and humanitarian aid to ukraine. this year, the total amount sent noah amounts to one 3rd of ukraine's gdp in 2021. the most recent approval has provoked concerns among congressional republicans and journalists done. the lazar seized. those worries have real grounds. no one knows where this war is going. no one knows how to how it will end is extremely dangerous . so yeah, there's a great deal or concern besides the fact that involves a lot of money to. and i'm at a time when the economy is not in good shape. ukraine is, is probably, was corrupt country in europe is a long,

rich history of corruption. and i doubt that has stopped because of the war. so i wouldn't be surprised at all if money is being funneled off and weapons as well. if the u. s. stopped eating, the grain, the ukraine would collapse very rapidly. so i think what's happening kiev right now is that the ad does less good. government has tried to do its best to rein and corruption, or least keep corruption under wraps because it knows that if, if, if the ukraine resumes that you know, it's old ways that western support will, will quickly disappear. lee, you in turn, seems to be getting even less enthusiastic and support for kill them. the u. s. as it's new aid package, amounting to 18000000000, euro may end up cancelled after a veto by hungry recent protests have shown, obvious disagreement on the ukraine question, but he, you official last thought out those rallies against the western campaign,

sponsoring here our financial, our humanitarian support to ukraine, within the framework of winter aid is not a normal european matter where people play poker and negotiate back and forth about financial resources. well, the whole bank of the you helping us do is you press national government diesel goes. and the idea of the european union is to kid you hope union. i did states of europe that's a long time ago. and they showed all the states with very little autonomy, and everything should be gover. one versus all time for a project. and i've got the opinion of then gaines, interesting, believe it doesn't matter, shouldn't matter. and of course the, you, the fact that hunger, he's actually getting money from the hoping and he said net beneficiary from the european union. so they use that as a means of pressure on hungary basing. if you're not lying on the russia, then we're going to invoke us something about the floor and the separation of bio.

so something like that we did was go hudson, which to me it looks or he murky no the tool as things at that to the money we give you. and then you have to concede on her show. well that is the early we can use run up for now. i'll be back with more than 32. hope you can join me things. this is 247. marty with i've actually found safety in the braces. naziism is a joke. all of a sudden you're placed in a position where i can defend myself. now, i don't have to be afraid anymore. on one hand, i'm terrifying that they're going to find it. but on the other, i think it's so far away. i distinctly remember my mom sitting me down one night and her st. johns are going to her you.