decency toyota gumbo sub ah, more than 180 dead, and 10 times more wounded in sudan clashes between the nations. army, encore, and military forces rage into a ford. also ahead on the program this our as the why tell is fumes over brazil's balance tanks on the ukraine conflict. russia's foreign minister endorses, but until he has bid to become a permanent member of the united nations security council. we have reaffirmed today in our support for brazil's bid to obtain permanent membership at the security council just as we support india spit on the u. s. dollars status as their world. reserve currency risk being undermined by washington's push. first

sanctions, the rare admission coming from the u. s. creation 2nd with from moscow to the world. this is our pleasure to have your company for then use our. my name's neil. okay, we will get to those headlines stories in just a moment, but 1st, some breaking news coming in to us on that program. vladimir putin has visited the headquarters of the national guard boss stalk in the loop, ganske republic, and the headquarters of russian forces in the her son regional this information coming in to us from the presidential press service. the president was given to ational at reports by commanders in those areas under follows around a month ago, the russian leader making an on points quote,

working trip to more. are you polar that surprised? it was the 1st time love him or had visited the don't boss reaching the fact to brooke, where from you frame 9 years ago. so more information on this, it will be emerging in the coming hours. so we will, of course, bring it to you that russian leader in the loop ganske republic. a representative from the united nations has a note that more than 180 people have been killed and a further 1800 wounded in clashes between the sudanese national army on the part of military rapids support forces grouping in the countries capital. the recent footage is starting to emerge showing the ongoing,

fighting in cartoon during what the nation's officials have branded. i'm attempt to prove. now. in contrast, the commander of the r s f. i was called on the international community to intervene, blaming those in power for the destruction being seen. that the conflict we know broke out on saturday and has left residents dealing with power cuts, food shortages, and hospitals being shut. countries in the region healing a very close i as well. in fact, some are sounding the alarm due to the situation. tenure has an evacuation of its citizens working in cit, done. while neighboring shod has closed its border with the northeast african nation. the international community, by the way, including russia, they use the arab league or calling for an immediate cease fire in su, done to the u. s. is already preparing for a new transitional government there despite the ongoing military conflicts. while

amid the on falling events, the european unions and buster tussa done was assaulted. now his residence in carton that is, according to you foreign policy, chief usa barrell, who provided no further details on the incident a few hours ago that you and bass that are in sudan was assaulted in his own residency. this constitutes a gross violation of the vienna convention security of diplomatic premises. and staff is the primary responsibility of student use authorities and an obligation under international law. well, just in terms of why this is helping, we've been getting reaction and we heard from a sudanese journalists that the conflict broke guide after the military and the r s . f failed to agree and apply to integrate the las, her into government operations. well proposed, this is what happening and before the things this where have sung mattered for integration. artist answered that a military man,

problems like the 110 years that he keeps in the military 12 years. and they are going to sit at the 10 o'clock and accidentally we were so surprised because the star of mind it was unacceptable. and something is like a surprise for all of us or those people they to go sheets and they are going to read after one hour and all media were preparing also for going and take what we discovers spectrum sinks from the far well the transmission, it's the very important things, it's a shoe all people in sit down with seeking to. and this is one of the reason why people went on to the streets and sector barbara the life and the rights for democracy and freedom and for civil government. something is very important in house that the stability for the country and for the economy can, for every sudanese, something important and everybody seek for and we still seek for them to read

enough. well as the clashes continued, people have been forced to lock themselves inside their homes. in sit down, we received a report from a chinese student living there telling of how the civilians are timing, the temporary cease fires to head out and get needed supplies. so i think sean sandy, we received the news that there would be a humanitarian says fire between 4 pm and 8 pm. we don't know if it's true yet, but it has become much quiet on the street. occasionally. we can still hear some gunshots, but we have to go outside to see if we can find some food, because we don't have much to eat anymore. i hope will be safe. ok, another story to bring you this tuesday. the white toys has suggested that the president of brazil is blindly following russian rhetoric. that accusation came just before russia's foreign minister held talks with lula silver who stuck some

the ukrainian conflict. this seemingly causing concern for washington. the parent discuss ways to strengthen what they call the by last for strategic partnership. it comes after washing can accuse brazil of supporting quote, russian and chinese propaganda and also followed new lead. the silvers. busy cause to stop sending weapons to train, suggesting both sides need to negotiate for, for an end to the conflict, to become a bite rushes for an administer, sir gala ralph and monday, expressed gratitude to brazil for its efforts to settle the conflict. i'm endorsed the country's bit as well for a permanent seat on the un security council from cook as part of our common efforts to promote a fair reform of the mechanisms of global governance institutions. we will work closely together at the un within the framework of the security council,

where brazil is currently a non permanent member. we have reaffirmed today our support for brazil's bid to obtain permanent membership at the security council, just as we support india's bit and in disregard. we also support the need to satisfy the interests of the african continent. but brazil is the 1st stall, fallen sir again love ralph's visit to latin america, which will also take him to venezuela, nicaragua, and cuba. moscow stopped dead from nazi. the key goal of his tour is to strengthen political, economic trade and education cooperation. between early for this reason, marty corresponded simeon send her off. i am sent as this report. busy from brazil, we are sending now it's tomorrow she palace, which is home to brasilia and pouring the relationships all face. it is the 1st solve of a large journey of a russian foreign minister, sergey lovegrove through a latin american countries. and it's already has been quite

a journey because we have to admit that it took us almost 24 hours to get here from moscow because of their flights restrictions in the european countries. here in the capital of brazil are the russian foreign minister has had a series of meetings, for example, he are mad so with his counterparts, ah, mout ojeda of course, they talked about their relationships between the 2 countries, about the economic situation about this strategic corporations. and brazil was so once again, happy to hear that russia easing favor feats becoming a permanent, a un security council member. and of course they talked about their situation in ukraine. you know, they, it was so, but as brazil is ready to participate in the peaceful resolution of the ukraine conflict recall and the message of brazil in president luther the silva. we support the creation of a friendly group in order to facilitate negotiations between russia and ukraine. i

also repeat opposition on the necessity of a ceasefire, the respectful humanitarian law, and the stablish spent of a long term piece. the context here is really important because they're a brazilian president himself has had just a long i internet tional, a tree where in numerous occasions he spoke about the situation in ukraine, brazil isa against, for example, i against all for you know, right lateral sanctions against russia. also, they are a game so of helping ukraine sending more military aid. they are in favor, by the way of their beast talks the actually wants of. they want to russia and ukraine to talk about of a piece here in the, in brazil, in our capital circle of roof is also meeting under brazilian president. so you can

imagine on they are talking about this situation in ukraine and as you know, and their next stop to morrow, ah, will be when, as well out where the russian foreign minister gala rove where half an epa unity to speak not only whiskies when, as well and counterparts, a, a foreign minister, but also with the president and nicholas my doodle. we also got reaction from brent o. elf been brianna's chief editor all the opera moon di news port saw mainly focusing on brazil and the latin america region. he believes they further strengthening of relations between russia and brazil is paving the way for a world order where diplomacy prevails overhead, gemini, in addition to commercial and cultural relationships, brazilian russia participate in the same is the authentic articulation, the brakes, and their development info monthly condition by des,

control that their nights they exercise over the global financial system as it do counter is, is trenton. they allies alongside china, india, south africa, and all the nations of the so called global south bath towards a democratic won't order without a demo. knees, we'll be easier. i believe that president lula is acting correctly when he proposed a long flight chinese presidents using being and all the leaders decoration of a group of countries willing to facilitate the negotiation, denied to stay. and the rebellion union together with who crane must be pressured when to stand that all new way resolve the conflict is through i just and lasting peace negotiation. all right, interesting news lie now after more than

a year of claiming that sanctions against russia are working us treasury secretary, janet yellen has now admitted that the dollar itself is on the line somewhat to, to the western restrictions areas of risk. when we use financial sanctions that are linked to the role of dollar, it's a dollar that oh, for time it could undermine the hit chimney of the dollar. secondary ellen notes and her interview sanctions remain and important to for the u . s. but nations across the globe are increasingly shifting away from the dollar in order to bypass the effect of. and let me just bring in some examples of that moscow on you don't have transferred to making payments in trade with national currencies. enough trade is growing around, has already dropped the use of the greenback and trading with russia. china saudi arabia has stated that it is open to trading in alternative currencies know about

would be a seismic shift giving the scale of energy trade. the country does around the world by the way, a new reserve currency is being by 2 leading latin american economies as well. brazil, and argentina. we discuss developments with us geopolitical and market. subtle is tom luko, who said that john ellen finally has admitted that the dollars being damaged. tis the architect of it, of all the sanctions. it's nice for her to finally come clean. i'm not the biggest fan, let's just put it to put it mildly. and it's, i think it's funny that she's mentioning this now after having done so much damage to the dollar, like everything that they've done since the beginning of the russia, ukraine conflict on the, even the years before that when she was at the head of the federal reserve, when she was the san francisco fat, she went along with all the obama sanctions in the wake of crime in 2014. and it's,

it's, it's significant that you've mentioned now, but i almost have asked the question, what you only just figured this out. everybody's in saying this for 10 years down it. so what's your angle now on this? what the federal reserve is doing right now is prepping the ground for the inevitable. which is that all good things come to an end. and i think that the, the world is moving away, fair enough whether you know, whether we enforce them away or whatever, whatever the, the pre you want to call the proximate cause. this is irrelevant. what's happening now is as clearly that this is the trend. and so now the fad has to deal with all of those dollars that are sitting overseas and it has to deal with them in such a way that it doesn't cause hyperinflation back home. the us government had full access to everything on twitter, including users, private charts. that is, the revelation that has emerged from the social media giants new boss, ilan must he lead it out in an interview with fox news host tucker carlson. while

discussing the platform and also the future of artificial intelligence is an issue that must co stress for some time is of paramount importance and must be regulated very closely. let's take a listen. the degree to which of various govern agencies had sexually had full access to everything that was going on a twitter, a blue online. i was not aware of that. would that include people's dm's? yes. oh, let's delve into all that now. on head states, i to speak to legal and media analyst, lydell. always good to see you, sir. my 1st reaction just upon looking at that interview, i think it was the same as tucker, carlson. you know, you keep hearing about things as like the u. s. government being involved in directly in what people are seeing and reading messages,

but until somebody of the stature of the lawn must actually lays it out. it really does give you pause for thought. nothing that ellen said in any way shocked me or that i didn't know we've even heard before time after time repeatedly that there were channels between these individuals, these folks from twitter and various government organizations. and i would go so far as to suggest that the government is twitter in social media. the idea that they're independent. none of they shocked me. the real issue was about artificial intelligence. and let me tell you that is the issue. the proverbial issue that keeps me up at night. nothing else this we already knew about. we have but listen. we were born into captivity. anybody on this planet,

in one way or another is boring in surveillance. and if you think that any device you're using, where the wrench to fall on is that a part of some method data pull? you must be kidding by artificial intelligence. and here's the best part. nobody understands, it did confusing it with robots or something or, or machine learning. so the existential threat to everyone is misunderstood, per usual. we're just reading while you're speaking there on the screen. it says twitter, seo se programmers trained a i to lie for political effect. the wrong allocations of something like that, just before we perhaps get into the the other issue, lionel, you know, it boggles the mind us the, where the actively no, let me give you 3 or 4 situations. you do not want to happen. number one, if any ai, artificial intelligence or artificial choice,

general intelligence learns code. actually, programs itself in this recursive self improvement. that's number one. number 2, if it becomes somehow connected to the internet and information and lore. number 3, if it learns and studies human psychology, human reaction, human. ah, a ways of thinking, i never for if it builds its own api, i or its own apps, it's own or with. i mean it's all we're with. this is what people have been talking about in terms of singularity. and what's even more fascinating about this is, this is the issue that will, that is so difficult to 2nd as you're painting, you know where of drawing you look at it and you're thinking how, how does this work? our inability to appreciate it will be our downfall. we're not talking about

something that is merely writing a term paper or god forbid writing a new story or maybe tending some type of limerick. we're not talking about that. we're talking about a system which basically breaks apart from its human masters and skies the limit. this is the this moment again of singularity that everybody from adam off to heinlein to every sy, fi dystopian, horror show. it is right here. and here's the best part. no one is even thinking about it. it's been suggested unit. maybe we take a 6 month or a year. you know, i, it, it just paused this pumped the brakes. nobody's talking about nana. if, while ellen must certainly is as niana, it seems to be keeping him up at night, which a give pause for the rest of us. like can i just touch upon some of the other aspects of that in for you? because it really was an intriguing one. ellen must said that there will be no more

social media meddling in the u. s. presidential elections going forward. as it was, he said during the 2020, at one campaign. it's obviously something that that is an issue that's fixating at him because he wants to sort this out. unmaking fur going forward is, is that a, a balance point is that something he can do from now on 1st i don't want to belabor the point, but what exactly does he mean by meddling? what is he me that were metal? does immunity anymore to me? does that mean just becoming involved in it? because i've been paying attention to to a story. he also uses or misinformation disinformation. we're back to that loop again. listen, we have yet to figure out that the real problem that people should be worried about in terms of elections are not necessarily the influence of some media platform,

but the actual nuts and bolts collection of votes and counting it. and the just real the, the actual application of this, but here is the thing. the genie is out of the bottle, the tooth paste it out of the tube. you're always going to have someone involved in something that you may like. remember, if you, when you don't question anything, but here's what he's also talking about. the idea of trying to, to verify this is my favorite to verify who you are. he always talks about this, this is a reason for this whole blue check situation. you want to, to, to make you paid for the blue check because that will get around bots that will get around some nefarious group of people some, some bought farm. well, that's good, but i'm the only person unit, i think, who's actually asking the question. if i am presented information, which is incorrect, which is misinformation disinformation a lie

a distortion. so what i don't understand, what do they think people are going to do? if god forbid somebody were to explain or explicate on the world stage something that was a true should've been my whole life hash tag. so what i think in addition to elan must, we had to sit back and pump the breaks ourselves and ask ourselves what are we so worried about why we have been trained to hyper react to every body. daring to see somebody to present something, to promote something, to quote something which may not be correct. determined by home. i still go back if you want freedom and have freedom. let's go back to the wild west. put a big warning. are you sure you want to see or read twitter? there's a lot of weird people with a lot of weird information. sure. okay, sky's the limit, but hugely push oh,

out control. you know that if there is what, what happened before was that the mainstream media went to time for the following 4 years, picking up anything with a semblance of, quote, fake news on it. on saying this is what swung the election. this is what god, donald trump, and this is what russia did, and that fixated the mainstream media thus fixated at the general public. i would imagine that he's thinking that if it's left unchecked like this, similar things are going to to, to happen going forward. so he needs to stop, but i and have that avenue art of the way. is that what he's perhaps doing that, that other typhoons that mark zuckerberg aren't doing on just allowing? yeah. bias probably from the democrat, probably from the blue to continue unabated. eli musk is the closest thing to a business man. anybody that we've seen really talk about

a bit. if you look way. phyllis does october. he he acts like the last thing in the world. he's interested in the share price of facebook. that's number one. number jew, i think he has to say this. i think it's important that he says this is kind of incumbent, but here's the most important part unit to might at what he does, it will never be met. it will never be satisfied. i people will be satisfied are never going to say that this is gone. look, we have yet to this day, and i'm still waiting to find somebody. explain to me how was anything even compromised. you know that we have yet since 2016 from hillary clinton on down. i've never understood exactly what was done. nobody's every fight. forget you line must just show me how. what do you mean? where, where a and an election was compromised? i don't the go to the history but our own elections. i the richard nixon could be talking about compromise election and al gore in 2000. so anyway, this was nice. this was really

a show about ellen musk. and if you saw tucker carlson's just watched ellen musk is de rockstar now, he's the man in the white hack. he's the savior. the good guy, just look in the way tucker talk to him. it's almost like white. i'm like, i'm in the same room with this great man. and let me also say, is i've been, i'll say this as delicately as possible. unit, i don't trust anyone. so if you come in, you tell me, i'm going to clean up that. okay, fine, no, no, no, i'm going to release files and have matt t i e e b and we're gonna purge all of this. okay, fine, no, no try. i don't believe any of it. because if you think that i have lived this long, not picking up a thing or 2 about deception, you talk about deception misinformation. believe me, i'm an expert in. there's another word for it, but it's not appropriate right down for family audience. understood. just finally though, just to put you on record,

because i do believe the fact that and it emerged in this interview that thus the u. s. government was spying on to rec charts between users. on twitter, we all had a hunch that they could read up. but when you have the c o, seeing that, that's what it was with. the u. s. government was able to go into those dns and read everything, even the fact that they, they did that without any kind of forms without any kind of issue about terrorism, except, or what does it say, but u. s. government, respect of private life. is there any at all? i have never believed for a moment that this will was that it was off the limits that that are off the table . i never believed since 1996 when there was this intermingling and where he's got some further, not just the united state. what every one, every one. and if i'm

a country a, and i can't, uh, surveil somebody in my country pursuant to a constitution or a law. i can go to country be and say, listen, you can do it. i will share information. this has been going on forever. the idea that let me ask you a question, do you think there is any one anywhere in the country that doesn't have that ability? do you think that twitter is an american feature? do you think that facebook is american? that there is his jurisdictional boundaries between one and the other. i. i don't think you're suggesting that i have never thought for a moment that anything i've ever said anywhere. is that a part of a huge data, this meta data pool. but what's interesting is that, and i'm sorry, this is almost a limited hang out. i have known this, i've known all about it. what will it be ignored by the mainstream media?

i will absolutely nunley ignored. but here's the best part. forgotten. as gore vidal said, we're the united states of amnesia, and there i say, the rest of the world, because right now we're waiting until the next. well, i can't speak of everyone, but for the next story that, that titillate, that, that garners our attention, that we haven't learned yet. here's my question. unless there was a congressional follow up, unless people bring in everybody is he knows who we heard this interview with, with tucker carlson and, and with isla, must, we're going to do something now and actually matches have some show hearing. but bring in people and say we're going to start, we're going to actually enact legislation now to correct this, if that's not done, this is a waste of time in it's another tv show unit. how many times do we have to have people say that this was the case? we've known about this for ever. george orwell has been telling us,

and he didn't even know what he was telling us me. this is, this is part and parcel of living on this planet. but unless we forget what app, the real story to night, which scares me more than is this, this will come and go. fac is that going is and always be, here is artificial intelligence and how we need to drastically tell people what this means. it's not quaint, it's not helping people out. it's not going to be able to help you write a term paper. this is an existential threat. to humanity, and i am not exaggerate. this is, this is that, that this, this is existential. again, i say, always interest the have you on the program. thank you so much for sharing your views on all of us giving us so much for your time's the legal on media. alice ly from new york city. it's lydell. thank you, sir. okay, before we go to break, let's say bring you off to scope without breaking news, reboot.