[000:00:00;00] a 4 year investigation starts watch on r t a make history is the country's 1st president to be re elected for the 2nd. oh, good question. opposition in the republic of julia says it will and it's much closer only if a current government resigned last, despite the national parliament cancelling the controversy. legislation that

ignited the demonstration i want civilian is killed and wounded. a crane in our 3 attack on the town to the next public. we posted the using us high miles rocket system with good morning and welcome to our teams. actually live from much just go on 8 am i to have the list. i'm right. the mommy is take a look at the top stories this our chinese leader edging paying has made history as the for countries 1st president to be re elected for a 3rd consecutive it was a unanimous decision by the national parliament in beijing seating thing. who is already served in the post for a decade is now set for another 5. china eliminated presidential limits

a few years ago using it also says that his position as head of time has central murphy commission. a long time senior official hang jan, who previously served as 1st vice premier of the state council was appointed as the vice president the ability to opposition in the republic of georgia is demanding that the current government resign after 2 days of violent protests. the opposition says it won't end the demonstrations despite the national parliament having scrapped the controversial for agent bill and ignited the unrest. the draft legislation, similar to a u. s. law was seen as a clamp down homeless news outlet and india's america official foes house against the measure. and he will threaten to impose sanctions against georgia under the pressure george's parliament council to build and to appease the public. the

authorities complied with demands to release protesters who were detained. still, the number of the gathering in the georgian parliament has been growing by the thousands we heard from locals about what has brought them to the street. we know that they often light up and we've seen that they have made a big promises before and they've lied to us so we don't trust them anymore. and we want to make sure that it, they have a history, a strong background to lie to us old ad. unless they put that in ab shanice and say to way that a law project that they're trying to enforce on us. we're not gonna believe in those slides. just boys also like to recommended from 0 to p on union to be was throats so, but our government is against of we,

we of its own people approved the small so we do monday, we demand the withdrawal of 0. just go and go. we might do them either in or escalation of governments, which you could see behind me, the parliament building where thousands of protesters have gathered for the 3rd night in a row, they just launched a new demand to the government, demanding the resignation of the parliament. this is after both of the main demands of the protesters were actually met by the parliament, the 1st one being the release of all protesters weapon detained throughout these protests and riots. and the 2nd one being the rescinding of this law that started these protests 1st place. that of course, was a law draft law that the georgia parliament passed that would see a non governmental organizations in this country that make over 20 percent of their income from foreign sources. register as foreign agencies, we've seen a lot of anti russian sentiment here. ukranian flags,

american lags european union flags alongside the georgia ones. and they've been calling this proposed law that started this all a russian style law. that's despite the fact that this law does exist in russia, but was 1st passed in the united states all the way back in 1938. and it actually carries much more severe consequences. criminal ones, including jail time for employees of organizations that fail to register as opposed to in russia where organizations that failed to register would simply receive a fine. now you can see behind me the protest has today been so far peaceful. but this has been the case over the past 2 days earlier in the night. around midnight is when really we started to see violence erupt. protesters throwing molotov cocktails and rocks and objects and police building barricades. and they've been tried to storm the parliament building twice. the police have obviously responded with tear gas and water cannons. and i was actually in the thick of it. yesterday i

got tear gassed and saw the action 1st hands. now, the government is actually divided on this issue. the parliament is at odds with the president who was in the united states. when all of this, all of these protests broke out. she released a video with the statue of liberty behind her, putting her support in the, in for the protests and denouncing the par, the parliament support for this law. the protesters have also said that they're going to gather around 11 am to verify that the parliament is indeed going to revoke its support for this draft law. it passed earlier. so we're going to be there. and we're of course, going to bring you all the d tales as they become available. processed outside the apartment building. i have continued to several consecutive days. while in crowds free was, he demanded that the proposed legislation be be called police on a leash, tig gas, and more to current to disperse the demonstrators, ortiz marina, across a river break. sam,

how these tensions have emerged. as soon as the protest started in georgia and most people follow in european politics thought, here we go again, another college revolution. why? that's why american and european flags banners in english saying peaceful protests mixed in with a few molotov cocktails. as well as some words of encouragement from western officials ah life this time instead of assistant secretary of state for a newland handed out snacks to demonstrators in kiev, it was tall robinson,

another us assistant secretary of state who just so happened to be in belize, c a day before the riots erupted, he claimed to be there for slightly different events, but he couldn't help, but all for a few words of advice for georgians. this is the law based on russia's interests, not george's in truth. in we think it to george's entry to we're work closely towards euro atlantic integration. this law doesn't do that. we don't think it's the right thing for georgia and more importantly, georgia. i don't think it's the right thing for georgia. so let's get this straight . washington doesn't like a law being proposed by the majority of georgia, m. p. 's from the ruling party of georgia. a law that with highlights the companies and individuals receiving substantial funding from abroad like america, who could therefore be acting in the interests of said country. now,

why would they care may come to mind a recent u. s. government report names georgia as a lead in recipients of u. s. foreign and military aid in europe and eurasia. this isn't something new. the u. s. has been sending hundreds of millions of dollars to georgia since the mid ninety's over $445000000.00 in foreign military financing. i loan since 1997, 35000000 dollars just last year, over a $130000000.00 and bilateral state department and us a the assistance annually. and all this, of course, go and towards helping georgia develop a democratic free market with western orientations. in july state department spokesman, net price told reporters the u. s. has allocated

a total of almost $6000000000.00 in assistant funds for georgia over the years. and as we know, nothing comes for free and this is exactly what local m. p. 's had in mind when considering the draft law on transparency of foreign influence, countries tend to use and jails and private media organizations to sway public opinion and encourage opposition movements in countries of interest. the biggest share of the u. s. funding is directed towards and cios, which means that this money benefits not our country, but their own agents. we see that there is absolutely no transparency in their spending. the public does not have any information in this regard. that creates risks. our country is a small state, naturally. it is vulnerable to various types of risks. so at this time, transparency is of special importance. georgia is already one foot in the pond, haven't signed the e u association agreement,

and this law would jeopardize in the future with the wes box. not everyone seems to share these pro west city views, as we've already seen from the scuffles in parliament. so the majority of m, p, 's voting in favor of this particular law was like that and started was saying it's support for the protesters while painting russia as the bad guy, as always, the cabal moment for george's own future democracy. and we want to be here to support the georgia people and their aspirations and georgia journey to strengthening its democracy in this region. russia is trying to absorb countries like ukraine absorb countries like beller as threatened countries like georgia. if you look around, no one is choosing to be with russia. what we've gotten stead is a very strong united international support for ukraine and for countries like georgia that are occupied by an aggressor like russia. the west supports georgia, as long as it's part of the gang when georgia had a president who was last euro centered,

it all ended with the rose revolution in 2003 and a change of power. that's when our position leader and western fund mikhail sucker . really entered the picture and what followed was a war and to break away regions. and now here we go. again. that's so cold, controversial bill has since been withdrawn box. protesters have bowed to continue until it's formerly denounced. and protesters are released from detention. so once again, democracy brings conflict across ross and borders and another russian neighbor, it's been and ties to follow a european future. a plan that has been in the making for years with george bush discussing ukraine and george's name for membership back in 2008. and thats despite warnings from russia since pretty much the soviet union collapsed. well,

not much has changed. it seems. and now we're back to square one. ukraine is a disaster. and now in georgia, the pot is definitely hot and been stirred. and the only question seems to be how long before it spills over. again. yes, democratic congressman gerald natalie made an impassioned plea for washington to keep his troops in syria. but some say he's a little confused as to the reason and who they're meant to be protecting. we are defending the kurds against certain slaughter at the hands of the parish america, if we were to withdraw our troops. the turks, as we now are supporting pash murder, in addition to which, if we were to withdraw our troops, that increases the worry that israel has to have about, i ran. and that increases the odds of a conflict between israel and iran. representative geron adler says us east

quote defending the kurds from certain slaughter. had the hands of the push america . the turks are supporting the push margo hawk push merger our iraqi kurds. i think he's mixed them out with you as bagged more drew troubles turkish proxies. he also invokes israel while the us congressman world getting confused over his father, getting whom in syria legislation, calling from frozen bind to withdraw. american troops from the country was overwhelmingly defeated. originally lose members of congress argued that the us pull out would hand the day, terrorist organization, a chance to regroup, putting american ab is allies in peril. meanwhile, additional forces from iraq are being deployed. u. s. military bases and checkpoints on syrian territory. the syrian government has again acute washington of steaming is oil from fields in the northeast of the country. we heard from

little alice talib abraham, who says the us military presence in syria is leading to catastrophic consequences . this is a very, very nice thing to see. can see maids who are make seem to get this maybe between other to call them them because we know that they're not good for texting. coats a very long time there yesterday, and they presented part of that good. this military body if we can see this. so these confusion is causing a great, a great already here in syria. we have witnessed a lot of uses and now the cam policy and in the missions of all i'm going to shut up via and divide syria and they call us for people the people can we call you hadn't come to see the us by the kansas city of the so the

best thing which united states must do it is as soon as i changes an asset on bus, one, civilian has been killed and 2 others wounded. in a recent you find out in the city of all nova and they don't ask republic. local infrastructure was severely damaged, including a parking facility by new civilian vehicles. were located in the cleaning forces of believe to views a us hi must rocket systems, conduct the attack. these roman closer have reports in the same ah, one civilian was killed and 2 more were wounded as a result of

a cranium artillery attack in the city of val navarro. i now, according to officials, ukraine launched to a 6 rockets from multiple launch rockets system. hi marcy, maids in the united states. now 4 of those were intercepted and the 2 landed right here at this bus terminals limits. precious metals were but apart supposedly from the foreign weapon systems of the high mos multiple launch rockets system were found at the scene. so result, one person was killed sergei, his the laying right here. he was a 63 years old and he came to work at 5 o'clock in the morning when this attack took place. now the other 2 people who were wounded are now being treated at a hospital and after the trying to do everything they can in order to save their lives. horrible is that of course i heard a pulp. the explosion was so strong that i was thrown out of the gate. thanks to the security guard. i was not on the bus at the time of the explosion. you can see

for yourself was left at this boss. i would have been dead then. when i came to my senses, i pulled out one person, his leg was badly damaged by the explosion. he was concussed, he didn't move, the ambulance took him right away. that's the civilian object. they've never been military facilities here. why shoot here targeting living people? it's just an atrocity. local bathrooms have now been suspended, as there are simply absolutely no bosses to use for the people. i hear some of the employees at this boss sermon olsa are leaving their cars here overnight. you can see that they're completely destroyed at the moment. it's yet unclear when bus services in is area will resume. but as we can hear right now, shelling of this residential area continues at this point. and as the day progresses, we might hear about more victims room on costs or have already done it's republic

rushes ambassador to the u. s. says it was disgraceful for the countries need the ship owner, a woman associated with the cranes neo nazi as of italian in the white house. we took notice of the honoring of a member of the 8th off battalion. this is a disgrace. it is unthinkable that nazis could be honored in the white house. you yeah. hi. yes. sky was honored by senior us official with the woman of coverage award presented on international woman's day earlier this week on march. the 8th she had earlier serve as a medic in the drama city of medical. i was taken into custody by russian fulton while she tried to flee from the as of so still fighting a strong hold as of medicines. she was then reduced it in a prison exchange. the white house spokesperson described hers specifically as a, quote, ukrainian military veteran,

not an independent medical worker. when helping evacuate women and children from areas affected by war, ukrainian military veteran. you laugh, i. yep. sca secretly documented russian forces committed atrocities during the 28th model, the memory car to the associated press in the tampa and was forced to destroy another which were t before being captured by russian horses and tortured for information since her release, she has continued to raise her voice for her, people pushing for peace and independence for ukraine. this is a funny one. let's discuss this lie with the host of the concert of debbie font. cough, joe. old. joe. good to see. this is an already one, isn't it?

is if they were, you know, they had a list of, you know, i'm a black, gay, lesbian, ukrainian. who do we have, doesn't matter. let's just take a box. let's give her the award. what, what do you make of it? i'm, it is a weird one. well, it's weird because they honor a nazi. anyone isn't following this woman's capture back in 20. 22 knows that she has deep roots and the ties to the 8th, our battalion, which obviously is not the battalion. but that's the strange. this is the people that are actually ordering this virtue signaling of this particular individual. that's not the the other ones from venezuela. that's a biological man that they, they're honoring as a woman of courage. i don't know what to make of what's happening. that is, dates it's what's up is down, down is up. and the propaganda machine, i don't even know if they believe what they're actually saying anymore. they're just coming up with all sorts of ways to confuse days and, and, you know,

they even said that she stands for the independence and for ukraine. why don't think russia has any problem with independence? just don't kill your own people and don't allow nato to come to the border and not respect the sovereignty. russia, i'm sorry, judge, you say independence of the claim. i mean, how many billions of dollars does ukraine now? oh, america and parts of europe. i mean, how independent will the claim be at the end of all of this? well, i think that's the, that's the problem. it's gone on for years past. i mean, we had a selection that happened in 2004 to 2014 or 2017. we know that the ukraine was captured by, you know, fraudulent elections and something the u. s. as in proper propagating across the world. john bolton got on tv and said that he had worked on kudos around the world, not in the u. s, but around the world. admitting that he had interfered with the, the sovereignty of other nations around the globe. the, you know, the secret society and the intelligence apparatus of the united states and in the western world have gotten together and just create,

i don't know if it's great. we talked about this before. i came on, we don't know if it's green. we don't know what this is actually driven by, but it's sure is nonsense going. it pushes us towards a place where the whole world is, is unsafe because of the unstable nature of the leaders that we have across the world. but they're certainly not independent because the u. s. is kind of their daddy right now, and i think that has a lot more to do with the things that we've done inside of ukraine. the secrets that are hidden inside of ukraine, as this is a devil's playground for most of the establishment of lead leaders that have been doing harm to people around the world for decades. and it's just go back to this award. that is the thought that we're talking about. i mean, isn't due diligence done when it comes to some background checks and i don't know. and even if they've talked about even, you know, the white house press secretary and i was talking about, oh, she was in the dunbar, susan marable. i mean, what was she doing? they must realize that there was something going on. you know,

in these says 2014 in that area where we are now. does that strike and ring any bells to people will remember the associated press back in early 2022 when she was apprehended by the by the russian troops of the story then was that she was a volunteer paramedic yet she was found with documentation of and again, i've done an amazing amount of research. i was tracking her way back in 2022 because i was really trying to figure out, you know, way what was really happening in russia between russia and ukraine. i really wanted to get a fair shake for, you know, nobody's really responsible when you're in a position of words is always, you know, one side the other side and then the, some sort of in the middle. but you know, you had papers that she had that were related to children. there's organ trafficking that's coming out of ukraine. you have the, the story of the parents that were killed and the kids that were found when she was

apprehended. so there's just so much that surrounds this woman who has for, for decades, for a long time, for decades. so it's not like this is due. this is that she doesn't have a reputation that goes back. so to get up there and create the disingenuous story that they did at the associated press of them to carry that through an end of this award for the woman courage just it's just, it's more of the same lives and tucker, carlson said very well over the last couple days they just lie when the truth to be better, they lie all the time so they don't know how to tell the truth. and this is another one of that. they didn't want to do fact checking. they wanted to prop someone up that just represents the same amount of evil to have been. yes, so right. i want to ask you one more question of a slightly script joe by and just came out recently and propose a new budget for next year is advocate another $6000000000.00. the grain taxpayers are going to be happy about that. know, and there's, and one of the things that keep being propagated around the world is that they're, americans are standing up for,

for ukraine. and they want to support ukraine as much as they can. they sell these t shirts and, and build bots across social media platforms. reality of it is the united states doesn't have the people do not have an advocate to support any of what the, this, this legitimate regime is doing. in the united states. we have open borders, we have fentenol coming in everywhere. there's trying to take away our 2nd amendment rights. they're taking away our 1st rights are colluding with corporations and media and, and tech companies. i mean, they're off the rails, they have lost their, their mind. they have violated, violated every part of the constitution and the american people are getting to that place. well, frankly, we don't talk about violence in the united states. they do the radicals do what we talk about is making sure that we can create consequences for the actions of the people that are, that are supposed to be in leadership to represent the people right now they don't represent the people and nobody stands out for, for the fact of giving you premium on money, we want everybody get to the table, come up with some sort of piece agreement,

a real piece agreement. i like the one that they did before, where they said it was posturing and it was, you know, it was done. just divide time. i'm talking about getting to the table and making sure that you have the interested parties that are having the conversations. and you have this, this western influence that is run by, i don't know evil or push to the side. so the real piece can be actually created in the, in the ukraine between korean, right? that postal service, david polk, off job, and always a pleasure sir. thanks about for doing this. thanks again. ah, there are a rising claims that american taxes funded the research that led to the creation of the corona virus and the cobra pandemic. those revelations came during the latest hearings in the washington in washington into the origins of cove in 19, and they fly in the face of the main thing. us narrative led by the doctor and the found g. those are

a robot redfield former director of the us centers for disease control and prevention specified before members of congress at the national institute of health could be behind the creation the virus. do you think that dr found she intentionally lied under oath to senator paul when he vehemently denied an age his funding of gain of function research? i think there's no doubt that in i was funding in a function research. is it likely that american tax dollars funded the gain of function research? i created this virus. i think it did on only from in i age, put from the state department usa idea and from doing well, red field testified that early on he believe the virus had been engineered and he was excluded from later called because he took that position. he went on to talk about this paper that it appears was generated, and while he could speak to dr. foul geez,

motivations were prompting this study. he said that it does appear know that that this study was, was intended to translate and prevents and, and circumvent the idea that cobit was originated in a lab that it was a man made virus. if you really want to be truthful, it's antithetical to science. this was a narrative that was decided that they were going to say this came from a what market and they were going to do everything they could, the supported to negate any discussion about the possibility that this came from alarm. now doctor found you repeatedly denied that the national institute of hell had funded gain of rock. thanks and research in 2020 want. you didn't give money to the will hon lab to do gain of function research that is correct. dr. vouching, knowing that is a crime to lie to congress. do you wish to retract your statement of may 11th, where you claimed that the and i age never funded gain of function research and woo

on senator paul, i have never lied before the congress. you gave them money and you said don't do gain of function research, correct? and they said, we won't correct how you can say that is not gain of it is not, it's a dance and you're dancing around this because you're trying to obscure a responsibility for 4000000 people dying around the world from a band amick and senator pull you do not know what you are talking about, quite frankly, and i want to say that officially, you do not know what you are talking about. now this all comes as revelations seem to indicate that in february 2020 doctor found you prompted a study that was intended to show that the virus did not come from a lab. and that has raised a lot of outrage republicans or calling for dr. valgy to be put behind bars. and this comes as a way of the immunization of china from