so i think cultural goods like 5000 different items across different sectors. so, so that'd be confusing, straight relationship with the us very seriously. and it knows that it's at the moment scripting close to be published in a way by the united states for its position of non alignment by now. i mean, why is the afternoon content is so important right now for the west. in particular wisdom, i'm more interested in benefiting from the weaknesses office. oh wow. if you go, wow, what has been happening in the company you've gotten in so many, whatever one place where we have lots of interest, or would you mind? one thing that you do, you'll see wisdom for personal ones, about extracting dest associates, next pointing, according to what, you know, the, i'm shown by these to 23000. so the start did place to me. and so for go with the low 6, i'm going to put some video right next to clinton shows are the new

that's sort of a continued to, to do things. what, what, what, what i like, you know, the best way of doing this from the i love the mission boards, which i believe in to hold off because when i didn't know what to do, continue to take this, that it's on the end of the breaks east one big problem for the new west and the updates and govern government of the western countries because the breaches maybe in the future we'll see to be like one, a big economic blockquote and unexpected to prevent these issues. stomach powered, and this is not good for us on exploration. western countries right now is the in the better condition. where in these we fcc, we compare that for them. some of reach the actors, but you see is to add 0. that's all for me to call these a say x mission,

a breach to writing the in the why not to be here? maybe you'll see the breaks in the other dimension. romania has apologize on the cold. it's. i'm boxes from kenya off of different map made races. clemens during a recent un gallery in the african nations capital, the remaining and administrative foreign affairs deeply regrets. this situation conveys its apologies to all those affect it as strongly rejects and condemns old behaviors and attitudes incompatible with mutual respect to the un raising. and i robi, the remaining, and lloyd mockingly said, quote, the applicant group has joined us. when some monkeys appeared outside a window, the assignment of the pen officials have made offensive comments of the sort. with more on all lights is johannesburg based a rouble to kind of, bu, let's, at la it will be the 21st century. but

then, you know, we still, we are still not seen as individuals as people and s equals the only when the issue is of course is, are they obviously these come in, especially coming from a european diplomats of the median. the some pointing at the very least, but shameful as if someone would call it out as opposed to have sway. and as opposed to combine the language which they use and i suppose to be very careful around how to use as language. but methods. ego has made in these commons, which are not necessarily human themselves that were made on the 26th of april in the u. n. building in my room, there was a friction department in attendance, but some of the attendees where they found it very important to report on the made by mister t dot saying that they follow them insensitive. and the very least via freaking who

would like to condemn in strongest terms possible, the insulting racist and degrading utterances. so the geology yes. been or re, uh, been in the process of catch creation back julia's homeland in romania following the media. now for under this, the statement in which they apologized to anyone who is affected is saying that they do not come to any such behavior, particularly of statements of the race to the nature of the g houses, or by long period, which is why i was pointing to find the bunch were made, but the photos of the made by and joe was a brass beautiful. he said by then we had built a golden habit. if he works is the best combination of, of political freedoms,

economic prosperity, and social cohesion that the human kind has been able to build this 3 things together, the rest of the world and most of the rest of the goal. it's a jungle. and the cost of the photos as long as you all come in the mail to you. i'm really glad with it in the european union for is really a dis, a claim and. and then he reads off of disrespect to us. i'm physical, alice, james white and these are, is the racism models, likely one made by the remaining does not undermine the previous achievements. we by that for relations. such statements really prefer the relationship because a, i think i believe that the important port button as in terms of business and said with a, it'll be in countries and then you solve a, they to solve for just picked, uh, it is picked and also some,

some friendship going forward. so subject to such and such uh, statements, normally green box, big games that are being uh, a tube over the years. and they're really asking for 2 minutes would normally be about this. incidence is a abroad, may be new to bring to those countries, much not in the on of the console because a lot of consul africans don't discriminate against a, it'll bins. so we hope that this can be a big country is to let the big guns is going to go to a leaf from how does it isn't that treated when they come to africa and the do the same there i will be relations all continuing to improve as the united of m, as presidents visits his took his counterpart and the hell, the strengthening ties. and we discussed ways to sort of the strength of economic cooperation and the strategic partnership between our 2 nations and ways to promote

regional stability towards the prosperous future. for all so high level means a is the 1st in nearly a decade and comes on the hill. the ridge of type ad on recent re election will, is the i'll be the phrase. i'm often congratulations mostly does express hope for the deepening of future ties until i the official stamped to the finally of the comprehensive economic partnership agreement between the countries of this year. and also not the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the 2 nations molding relations and food. i'm going, i would, i be added to a series of mending ties across the middle east. serious trying to return to the arab league this year was an improvement in relations with 2 care and saudi arabian, a ronald broke with a piece of decades of hostilities, rivalries that have govern relationships. the use seem to be up ended for more details. this cause i've out to mess up the form of the money and of us

into the, into national relations department. forgive me. all right, thanks for joining me here. and to was a play to to see now. nobody is i will not be angry. i have class, if it's cuts are if it's the move in brotherhood, but the other generally genuinely woman in relations. now, what does it mean for the 2 presidents meeting right now? i have. thank you and it's good to be with you. again. it should be noted that the last was it's, or from on the design, the presence of the do not set up on race points. the, on the a, you know, softening or fallacious, these, this was, it's proves that the nations have been institution of life. and it's both countries have left the competition in the past because they do visit to make designs is a, is a kind of wizard that as they're going to receive the see often these,

he won't be an extra. so this is, this is important, at least in addition to the nations and the going to soft and with the results of the not thought of him race. national security advisor testimony is like the browser last moment design to search at the end of the 2021 in 2022. we also see that both countries and the heads of states as have made it really so is this a, is a super awesome? and we just defined this process as a, as a management of computational management. all right, what do you do? you know, i thought a problem that i sent over to you to the, to you are ready pregnancy countries as a date 78 cents. and they assessed the original climate and the original balance of power on the russian on the basis. and they preferred corporate to corporation rather than competition. that for genuine warming of relations is, is

a dad because of the agent on was this in climate for the states him showing a pull up to convince to fold the problems because they see that the corporation is more beneficial for everyone. not just for the, the national and just bought for photos, the original stuff as well. as i said, that's about some point. i was wondering when i make now, i mean how imposed on what kind of impacts is going to have on the whole middle east, tennessee as a major player in the area. um, no, any, as a nato country also a powerful mid c as well. but does it bring something to the table to the middle east, the but as a security or anything like that? of course, because only the bolt i think because you know, i also expect that i was also expecting that both countries will somehow manage the competition. it was evident in libya and libyan chase, you know, they've

a competing, they, most of these were supporting different sites or warning parties. so she was fighting with the government, which is, but it's advised by the united nations, you know, set up in this was signing, we'd have to, which is a, it'd be just cold like cool and deleted it, which, which came to power with the cool but seems to us, we haven't seen any, you know, evident concrete, the, you know, cool, but, and competition, all kind of tension between 2 countries. so we sold this in, in, in v b of the countries somehow managed at so, you know, decrease the competition in to enter in the investigation of the completion. of course, in, in the future they've been continued to corporate. and i think that up to a specific field that can corporate the 1st one is economy. the 2nd one is, as all of it is, is the security as you also say it states that. so here is a kind of visual power that's

a significantly lower dramatically altered and change the balance of power by supporting us about a vision involved with of media. this is, you know, that, that has been a kind of academic, this sort of thing. many of those have been, or i think that to, to g a is a new version of or pleasing us for power by it is, you know, yeah, yeah, yeah. so it, then you see more is 6, it's a corporation and i, i was expecting that in this visit to the announcement of new some or new and agreements that's totally can provide their own. so you know, which is by that time mostly known to the, into the united, something varies. so it also has been linked to the media that you're not set up. and this is eager to relocate, relocate to just hoops to, into each lens, to the, to the with the 2nd space coming, coming from the human form. you have

a face. so to keys on the forces would be deployed to the, not the feminist for military training. or, or consulting, this is always the 2nd part is economy, more investment or from both sides to the other would be implemented in the near future before the normalization process. it's $81.00 of them was quite well, it was like 10 and the $15000000.00 most probably this year. and we will see that these changes will be between 2 countries. when x, it will actually be up to the $2220000000000.00. so i think there are 2 dynamics that we can see. and also i think this process will bring a piece to me into this. and then you see the competition patio is ended. and the reason, of course, we are going to see more cooperation among the nations. right. so ma'am as well, i can pull that. so very uh,

full audiences. the thank you so much. you've covered everything. i mean, thank you so much for joining us here today about the pleasure of talking to you. thank you. that china is accusing of the us of spreading quotes. splitting rule is, i'm the song the i'm called washington, the quote, most powerful. how could n 5 station did i as it pulls it, has find a single deal with cuba to set up a spice station? a. i'm a $3.00 remote mongering and swan to is it coming frankly, the united states. it only wants in interference in the internal affairs of other countries, is it paid on of the united states. the united states is also the most powerful have to empire in the world and a veritable surveillance power united states as illegally occupied the one kind of my by naval base in cuba for a long time. and people get used to initiate the activities and imposed a blockade against cuba to more than 60 years, so it can be very hands on as long as cotton is off the western media published on

google, ne, elected the emphasis by from cuba. and here's our lives of only included anonymous us officials, but the new york times has gone so far as the claimant. china has had intelligence operations in cuba since the 2019 china is level times so good to social media. to describe the american nobles as spreading misinformation. it's only some mysterious, unknown official spreading rumors that can be verified. there's no need for china to spend billions of dollars on this, and it seems more reasonable to use the money to investigate us military bases in the asia pacific region. years dropping worldwide building military bases near china, territory and conducting closer can essence off china coast. that's what the us has been doing to china. so that was on the alex report so far deals into connections between the us government and american media. as they come up with

these, the allegations they throwed out there the see if it's gonna work. they see if it will damage business. i mean, they did a lot of damage to huawei and i think, you know, once again, they might be using this for an alternative mode of here that the may, we may see something, maybe a of sanctions come down on some more high tech companies uh, from china, for sure. if you look at the americans, they have a yearly budget of $300000000.00 to offset china and they use it with, you know, a lot of anti rhetoric uh pieces that continually go out. we can never, uh, you know, pinpoint who is getting a part of that fund. now that money flows into the system. how many of these media outlets are putting their hands in the pie and taking it and coming up with, you know, such, you know, slanderous allegations. it's incredible. but, you know, diplomacy usually is the one that com, everything down in this situation. but unfortunately, the us credits for diplomacy of run out. will there be any backlash against the

media? probably not. absolutely not because they are on to their next story already. what that will be? i'm sure it will be something outland ish just like this. one of us a presidential hopefuls again to crank up the campaigns, voices will be done to emerge on both sides of the policy lines that run counter to the stablish narrative on the plane conflict. so what i think we need to do is end of the ukraine war on peaceful terms, but yes, do make some major concessions to russia, including freezing the current lines of control in a korean war style frames disagreeing really wouldn't want to do what you claim wouldn't want to do and also a permanent commitment not to allow ukraine to inter nato, but in return, russia has to leave it gets treaty and it's the joint military agreement with china that better advance has american interest. the problem is we're being victimized to by the error own agencies, which are, you know, which are leaning out the conceptual information which are leaving out the new ones

which are leading out the entire history of this case of us propagate publications which brought us into which brought us and, and also a broad ukraine and to award that is not helping you. great. remember we talked to them about it is increasingly cooling for a needs to negotiate the status of dumbass and, and support from key even if that means of loss of power. 3 for the plane and backs off on early a survey which reveals 63 percent of you. a piece of board is favored the need to push for a piece in comparison to 36 percent of democrats, legal and media. unless lionel believes that she would also further if vast amounts of information over the conflict wasn't held back from the public. or when people do any research whatsoever as to any of the subjects that he's made. anything

people are 1st amazed by how much information there was already there. again, nothing in the end you people should know there's nothing there. bobby kennedy, you're saying is, is, is unique or brought up for the 1st time. the case of 1st impression is we say in law, now it's, it's, it's not of it is, it's always been there. what people are realizing is how much information has been suppressed. and it's been crush and it's been just kept out of the, the, the public eye. i mean what, what he is set. and this is the best for some of the stuff that he has said he's been sold, but 9. it's really not been as shocking as people say. it's the fact that he dares to suck. don't even talk about it. and yet, what ever they do, whatever they call him, he even has his own family who basically turned against them. his family are saying, you know, we love him, but his vaccine talk is, well, that's, that,

that's just too far. and for the 1st time people are saying, well, what vaccine, what are you talking to? what is he said? and that's how it would start. let me go back to what i said initially, the media, the mainstream media, the side of the media. they asked my thing, i, i don't know what their role is, they're re peters, and not reporters there. they're just trying to quash, quell and, and, and rebuke, and destroy any line of thinking that is not content with the official story. well, right, so for me today, my colleague royce and say, will be with you at the top of the hour i'm on time, i'll meet with you or a see tubs on the . the regulators rush to close silicon valley bank,

which was a financial institution with more than $200000000000.00 and assets. when it experienced a traditional run on the bank, as depositors rushed to withdrawal all of their funds. it is the 2nd largest bank failure in us history, behind only the 2008 failure of washington mutual. so what went wrong here, and how does this happen? and what does this mean for the us financial sector? i'm christy, and you're watching the cost of everything we're today. we're going to be looking at the cost of fail outs and the crisis of confidence that led to the creation of bitcoin. the bank failures happen all the time. we just don't hear about it because they are local and happen on a very small scale. but there have actually been more than 550 banks that have shut

down between 20012023. and this one was particularly notable, given its size and scale and the contagion effects it would have on the us economy, given how services so much of the tech and small business industry. the bank failure came as a result of its investments losing value and depositors withdrawing large amounts of money. as phoebe kept a large portion of deposits in us treasury bonds and other long term debts, these assets have low risk and low returns. but then, as the fed started to increase interest rates, as phoebe's bonds became riskier investments because the investors could buy bonds at higher interest rates. well, as phoebe's bonds declined in value to s v b had to sell some of these investments at a loss of $1800000000.00 in order to accommodate its customers withdrawals. and that was the beginning of the end for s b b as withdrawals continued to mount in an

effort to assure a confidence in the us banking system. the treasury department, the federal reserve and the f. b i. c announced that silicon valley bank clients would be protected and be able to access their money. they also announce steps that are intended to protect the bank customers and prevent additional bank runs. and these actions marked the most extensive government intervention in the banking system. since the 2008 financial crisis, the biden administration announced that it would guarantee on and assure deposits. the fed reserve also announced a new lending program for all banks that need to borrow money to pay for withdrawals. the fed also said the bank borrowed about $300000000000.00 in emergency funding, with nearly half of that amount going to holding up companies for the 2 field banks to pay depositors. the fed did not say how many other banks piled money and added that it expects the loans to be repaid. meanwhile,

bite and has insisted that no tax pair of money will be used to resolve the crisis . and the white house is very desperate to avoid any perception that the average americans are quote, unquote, failing out of the banks like what happens during the 2008 financial crisis. instead, the money will come from the f b, i see with the funds coming from the quarterly premiums, that the insured banks pay to the agency. the f b, i see estimated that the costs of s b, b 's failure would be about $20000000000.00. but even if the taxpayers aren't directly on the hook, the banks customers still stand to benefit from the government support saying that the tax payer won't pay anything, ignores the fact that providing insurance to someone who didn't pay for insurance is actually a gift. on top of that, while the tax pair may not be paying for the losses directly, there will ultimately be a trickle down. following this,

banks will likely have to pay more for deposit insurance and then charge the tax pay or a higher interest rate on loans, or pay out a lower percentage of interest into savings accounts. so while the efforts of a central government has seemed to stop the domino cascade of banks, for now, there are many who believe that this is an over yet. what appears to be happening is that the fractional reserve banking system is under stress due to rising interest rates and is showing it's cracks. and it's not just as b b s. b b failed due to an old fashioned bank front that was spurred on by the weakness on his balance sheet because of poor duration risk management. silver gate was running into some issues and had to take out an f h o b loan. but it's a ventral winding down, was reported voluntary and ask for a signature bank. the regulars can't even figure out as a bank will shut down because of crypto or because of a crisis in confidence of leadership. 11 banks also injected $30000000.00 into 1st

republic bank in order to save it and outside of the us, credit suisse also when to put do 2 years of mismanagement and significant breakdowns and investments. so now let's bring in chris rice, host of rice tv. so chris, how are the bank failures this time around different from the bank failure, as we saw in 2008. okay, that's a great question. uh, thanks again for having me back on the program. the difference this time would really be what happened in 2007 in 2008 was actually the death of the system. unfortunately, at the time what they did to keep everything going was to put everything on life support. and the banking institutions were basically zombies, what we had seen since the 2008 crash was early 2020, if you, if anybody's listing recalls to march of 2020, the markets got hit it really big,

especially because we had this black swan event that we ended up having to consider locking down when we had the pandemic and stuff that took place of that time period in march of 2020. they actually held that the stock market just like they did in 2008, had they not caught the trading both occasions the system would've crashed and they are ready for the system to crash underneath there. even not completely ready for the system to crash yet. the waiting for the actual development for the central bank digital currency. so they can usher in a new system. they need a new system to replace the system that's crashing and falling apart. and of the for banking failures so far, we got the signature, s, v b credit suisse and 1st republic, which one would have been the most disastrous if it had not been bailed out. could the economy of ford not to bail them out to the free market, what it corrected itself. capitalism, when it came out, actually we would have been

a lot better position if we would have just dealt with the crash at the time. but again, the systems that be didn't have an alternate system for us to replace the antiquated system that was crashing when you study fee currencies. and you study how the cycles of the currencies work off the currencies end up going back to their intrinsic value, which is 0. and it's happened throughout history is never been in a point of history where this has not taken place. and if you look at the roman empire, what sort of plays of a follow the roman empire that is very much comparable as to what we are seeing in today's modern day united states of america? we're seeing a bigger bank, stepping in to shore up the smaller banks and prevent further knock on effects. but do the bigger banks have a healthy enough balance sheet to continue this and fail out the smaller, weaker banks? the contagion affected how many people have investments, people's like the retirement people's, different uh, wall street investments. i mean, they're tied into a lot of people's lives. so i understand why they're trying to keep these things

float and keep them active. but the one thing that we've got to take in consideration is prior to the 2020, there was a 10 percent reserve requirement that the banks were required to have one hand at all times, which meant they had to have 10 percent of their funds at one hand since 2020, that reserve requirement has been taken away. banks aren't required to have any reserve requirement at all anymore. so i've even told people now with the way banking is we really need to look at banking as how we would look at it as an investment. don't deposit more than you're willing to lose. because the other thing i would have mentioned with the difference between 2008 and where we are today is bail ends versus bailouts. because we had bailouts taken place then. and since then there's been legislation was passed in the united states. the allows for bill ends, which affects the customers of the banks. they will be the ones who will be losing their funds. and this is just beginning out. obviously,

i think everybody's in agreeance that the cracks are just starting to get deeper. it is going to get worse before it even gets better, as far as these bank collapse. but it is all done by design because we have the ushering in a fed now coming, which is supposed to be taking place in june or july. and i believe july is a specific date the, the pushing for, but it wouldn't surprise me if it comes out sooner and fed now is an incident payment service. $247365.00 is some sort of alternative to block chain technology that's completely centralized. control by the federal reserve could estimate these failure been prevented that anyone for see this happening? absolutely. the interesting thing with the signature bank in particular is you had a barney frank, who from the dodd frank act as one of the advisors on the board of directors for signature bank. he has come out saying that there was absolutely no reason for signature bank to be shuddered. but if you actually do a little bit of digging and researching, we'll see.