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in the center does a french people or we can even look at the belgian people, look at the amount of foreign aid their country is giving and take into consideration when they themselves are looking at higher taxes and having to work longer. is there a call to reduce for an 8? i mean, france itself, i'm noticing is the 5th largest country and giving a for an aide outside of its borders. belgium is a, there was a large percentage which being given to in for an aid. do you think the people of these countries would be willing to adjust their for in a gift if it meant lower taxes, unless pension issues? well, i mean the, so i need, you probably think the american terms, and that's what i need to pull up guarantees. the what training does a lot of hands on the is the money that it gives to the union that the spend something that goes in between 10 and 20 be know you whole yeah. that they give to you up in union. don't get back and that goes that one that goes up the, to the helping delicacy, buffy to we still, you know,
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help him counties. there's not much edmunds about that. no. i think the, even the height is already discussed. that led, you must also take into consideration the amount of the fees good for that exist. i mean that's in the these, i mean the, the, i'm the, i like to focus on solutions for the, the cisco, for this much bigger. and these like, in fancy, must be like a deal, like be in a yeah. which is a lot. and envision they 71000000000 every day that goes into his godaddy. so that would be a salesman. that's a dutch of that again, because that gives you is basically in the label. so you have to accept that. and we say in recent years, countryside grove, britain, others call for their version of separation from the european union. could this be down the road for other countries like france and even belgium is really there is a very need to says guns has nothing better to help in terms and then does envision
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imagine even this, that jimmy's gonna see the play helping county. i mean, he's an idea that jim and people have been in the canadian into thinking that that's a huge additionally busing those units. you know, i mean, you saw the want to discuss, i think, the figures of how much money i have given to me of the me and that i'm at the end of the began, i say, even even decide there's an easy discuss it so that they may discuss it in connection to immunization, but even so that's one that i know you had this. it was a defect. hygiene. they tell me what do they do for another helping union from the other form of the helping. and then he even really your opinion on an invitation to actually with made to any trained in the nothing chance. thank you so much for do i have to stay with us? because after this break, we're going to continue the conversation and how the demands of the french protesters compared to the reality of workers and other countries will be right. the
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only going to be the work we just knew. we were the ones that are going to the country has this kind of situation. every vehicle we we
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will certainly not be a bulky sturdy. the some nations may be able to turn a blind eyes to atrocities. another comes, the united states of america is different wherever people long to be free. they will find a friend in the united states. the seem to be an automated body, bolts in a very, very easy sort of city. and you look at the in service of the secret 18 color revolutions is one among several means to reach the goal of conquering foreign lands and bringing them onto the help of us,
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the western economic interest to go up inside it. didn't that pete? it's when i go by the democrats. yeah. let me check quarterly, i think so. no, we must say a little bit. so by what i mean, he can see the final goal of these theme or of allusions to ensure that there are no independent players in the world anymore. the welcome back. this is 360 view. i'm scanning now hughes. we are discussing the friendship protests with our guest french compare is on a birthmark. thanks for joining us, shawn. john, i have just asked our french workers actually tax higher than other nations that i don't know. i don't think so. i don't think, i mean you're focusing on the tax, but the whole issue is what services you give them know. so what do we get to? yeah, i mean, is i have been in, in the united states, you may not be texas. so maybe seeing that you have to be able to maybe to care in
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finds maybe just get a steve goes each thing as a tax has been to to get the distance list that in the function of the g and p, then it goes from the united states, this is a complicated issue or why do you think knowing the situation going on in france right now? the present for chrome believe he had to push through pinch or a form at this time. i mean, who actually benefits from this? the scores were to extend to people we see living on have pension. the me, you know, those who can i for the me by private pension. and that's because then benefits of what you mentioned. the funds mentioned fence, i guess the thing that called go sunday, i don't think they'll be benjamin sense united states. the middle of that sent events i don't know may have been if it's from the from that i don't know. i mean anyway, i mean as i say, i mean it's imposed by, you mean i don't think it's really and i contacted you as well because my car was more and more of a felony on small and about the semantics of your solution space. and that's,
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that's the to help you move on to that too. so we both work together with the government that would be opposed to that either from the left on the high. i think we have the means to me and make the police see that's what they like to say. okay, thank people would be willing to accept a higher percentage being taken from their paycheck each month. if it meant they would be able to retire sooner, was they will. okay. they'll very just deal with that. he was taking a good discussion about how to finance the pension to see if you think the pension in fans have been gemstones by them. since they're not in particular, we're fixing to give up in the different states and there's been a temporary deficiency, but then of course we the, the baby boom us today and then to the dying upon them, fix it so. so it's something that is a good, that's the thing situation. and there were many, many persons made including in season, you know,
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changing the contribution of people to the database to texas in order to fix the temporary problem. but they will injected the government, the government. so that's the, that's, that's it. mean again, if you look at the trash i do, do you have to see those that made me jump? some seemed to be that be all the pages, bathrooms, and show that's coming in with, you know, it's going to be something of the, the building, let's say, give it to this point of view is a good is it opens you up so that your typical 81 people to lose over because you know, the vision vision already please give me just in case or not. seems today, but don't forget that on the 198081 the to turn the age was pulled down to 60 to 60, to another movie to 64. good to justify the inclusion of those expectancy the
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existing. she's a point of view and of course i think you should intentionally knows the increase productivity, the insect of a, you know, a jake, i think the of, with the economy where he does lumped into i, you have attended these protest. now the police seem to be using a lot of tear gas. do you think it's justified? i mean, there was a lot of violent breakouts between the police and citizens. do you think these are being provoked by outside agitators? and if so, who would these agitators even be? oh, i didn't use not just the 5. i see. everybody says weakness of, of damage and the police were affecting the state the limits of taking the gas. and there was nothing violence on the side of the most, the no good the way the police usually in the or do i do just the fragrances, is every single black broke, which is an expression you hope you're having a united states to. the less this a good, the identities, you know, because he's us, uh, let's say i don't know anybody on the list to on this. let's do
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a proof of them. so i don't know who these people ask and d d. so we'll do using the indeed of course of those, but that's a very, that's my main idea of the demo status. and there are lots of testimony. so people have to do the piece for the demonstration. and it'd be, i think they did for these. and sometimes able to beat debates. so another thing they sent me justification. so the police writers, how does the violence which is happening do for the message or the protest. as the encouragement is encouraged, wider support to push back against the proposed pincher forms. i mean, sometimes the actions of what is happening as the protest makes it even bigger headline then why the protest is actually happening over the media very much in the get who is with the government, the media always within the police violence and the quote, this does using the black book as a, as an excuse or some of the into the end of this. i mean, since the engine indemnification. that's true. that most of the demonstrations,
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the vast majority of them i'm afraid to. i've been, even in those, in my face and i'd be those are in demonstration of the pendulum is on the vast majority store through the pc and the application a b to input location by the, by the sometimes at these protest is anyone questioning why the french government is willing to give large amounts of foreign aid, like to warn ukraine. public services for migrants is to have pensions for its own citizens. this, it will fix it for me. that is really the connection between the one you train and, and stating that. yes, i do, of course, i think is a big issue in the united states because them and they send to the change, much louder the us than him. but these are here basis to make them into the world and then i'm hoping for, and then there's what a new cream don't thing is and is going to be in this meant the hope that answers ending on width ends with the data. again to say the opinion,
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young people don't go to the who causes of the problem, then they're not. there is nobody to tell them. the answer them to you about these as another thing just and there's no inflectional uh on the deeper problem. so i think, you know, that's, that's the, that's the fact that we're saying and countries around the world, the gas tax is being raised. our people not making the connection between the lack of product availability, the high demand, which has resulted in high gas prices because of the sanctions being forced on russia right now, or because of this crisis going on in ukraine. are they not connecting the dots? are they purposely being led to not connect those dots with the media? so then the need to them not to connect the deductible that you see this little, but i think on for us and the company, because uh, you know this because i think they disconnecting that, does people wanna do it on the, on them. and so they do do individually,
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but in the isolated i think that's, that's a, i'm searching the stuff in the tool. and i think, you know, there may be, sometimes people questioning the do training mondays, vaguely the questioning of the sanctions against russia, which i think after the number the efficient especially is concerned. and since each took this scope is going to, i mean, the pipeline and everything, all these things of a, the time in the us. and the reason i'm missing the yes to the company does the craziest is not over. even there must be some new change. they some heck of, i don't know how that the, you know, the, we would still have a gas prices higher places and much more than the united states. because of that, when we buy these liquefied natural gas from the united states, through the news, most of the other gentleman companies move to the united states as if that so i think on the cause you have access that's much more the us from the consequence of i mean, this is in 50 consequence of this. one last question. are protests like this likely
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to be seen? do you think and other european countries where governments are pushing for pension reforms? is this just the beginning? well, i know little, i mean, in belgium, the glades, if you put this, they've been put there so, so in the input this, in germany, we ok, so put this, but the maybe less visible in france like kind of predict that they do this. and even then there's been that this price. and so this, the only literally that will be like in the bluff at the video. but these are the lack of political need of shipping, the lack of quality. can you see the d investigate of these a lack of connection between the problem and the union, especially plan national body and the willing to pay in since we completed a would? i mean, do i can, i mean, thank you john brick wall and a mathematical and statistical physicist at the university of rank. you can also read his book, humanitarian imperialism using human rights to so war. protesting
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is a private aspect of french culture and has a long standing tradition rooted in the country's history and political landscape, but doesn't necessarily mean or result well outside the french revolution process, where the people in france usually don't accomplish much except the, to our visitors. the french government plays as high value on freedom of expression and the right to protest. the french constitution guarantees these rights which encourages citizens to freely express their opinions and engage in public demonstrations. it is important to note that while protests are a common occurrence in france, they do not represent the views of the entire population. protest often reflects specific concerns and perspectives held by particular groups or individuals. i think it's almost a roddic, those who might have a great grasp on the economic justification of the picture reforms. probably going to be there because they were at work to this website are huge with your 360 view
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to think of pictures. i'll go with the place the day so that i'm not lose the size of the the, it's very hard to come in town situations like these. one woman killed and 6 injured as ukrainian force has been bought an area near a railway station and done yet a cover up for biden's primes donald trump, columbus, his environmental mishandling classified documents as he passed in the miami courts . beautiful. it's from the ground from and if you, if you have flushes out, that's a un viewed program in the us for suspending through data use and never causing suffering to the population the
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mid day on tuesday. it must go on and speak to scott and welcome to the news on the web, be joining us. how are you currently selling all the city often yet? because left one woman dead and 6 injured according to local officials, a toddler is reported to being one of the casualties. if any of forces bombarded an area near the railway station killing a 20 or mother, it's a roll to survive. the attack shouting came from a multiple launch bucket system of these robot closer for bolts that from the scene, just minutes after that incident. one moment it was skills has the results for, for you created in artillery attack, the woman's name was on this to see her mom is right now inside. it's very hard to come and tone situations like these. the woman hand us to see how she was in the store when ukrainian shell hit right next to the railway station. people were willing that they're not being to the hospital
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the can you remember how it all happened to be? they can, blah, there was some kind of showing behind the station and it was loud. then it was quiet and one second. everything was in smithereens. what's wrong with your attention wound? i've already been to hospital, they did an x ray, everything is fine. i just spoke with an associate as dads and she said that she just buried his son who was fighting for the people's republic and that he was he was killed by ukrainian military. this is a shell from a multiple launch rockets systems fired here by ukranian nationalist. now this is not the center of the city. this is a key. if kid district, it's
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a very popular place among the locals. as you can see, there are many shops there, and of course there is the railway station there as well. so much for the bus lines had been destroyed as well as i understand electricity is now down in this area. so it's not very safe to stay here as this area is constantly ons or on board meant by ukrainian military. now you can see there's another guy showing us that he was the ones is by, by a shell. but of course, he didn't need treatments, had a hospital, but as i'm talking right now who can still hear shedding, taking place on the outskirts of done that. now several districts of the city have come under fire on this day to remind call for emergency donuts republic cover up with a buttons, misdeeds ssl form of us president donald trump is labeled the case against him on a legend retention all the classified documents. lots,
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he's caleb up and report somebody, tell me what trump arrived. first quotes of parents. so we're in downtown miami, outside the federal courthouse, where it's donald trump is scheduled to appear at 3 pm local time for his arraignment on 37 different counts, alleging that he mishandled classified documents, holding them at his mar largo a state after he left the office donald trump says this whole case is just a big distraction from the new revelations about president joe by and the way he's been involved in all kinds of scandals. it's to cover up a massive crime being revealed by republicans in the house. it's a distraction. the indictment is a disgrace and it was put out at the time when they found horrible things about the bite and family. now as you can see, media outlets are already here near the federal court house. there was already a big crowd to greet donald trump when he arrived at the trump hotel here in miami . have many republicans asking if donald trump is going to be dragged into court
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for allegedly mishandled and classified documents? why is joe by not scheduled to go before a judge as well to answer some questions about this new revelation and how the api i seems to of work to cover it up. the 2 standards of justice under by does d o g is appalling? one little hunting bite and be charged the exact same day that the f b always falls to turn over to congress. absolutely. diamond incredible allegations regarding jo biden's, legal encourages entries and there's corruption, jabard. and what for now is, is his department of justice to in donald trump, the sony bolts, his hawks and diamond, is an attempt to do this, trucked the american public from the millions of dollars in bribes that they bind crime family receipts from foreign nationals. this scheme, one succeeds president donald trump, will be back in the white house, and joe biden will be home to sell nice fat, but show by to himself,
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mishandled classified documents after leaving offices, vice president, as many republicans saying that this whole thing is just on fair this is selective prosecution. not only came to honor sing donald trump, but preventing him from running for office as old indicated you would probably win an upcoming election if it were held today. now the prosecutor was stepping up to organize the case against donald trump. has a record of getting things wrong. in fact, the supreme court has stepped in to overturn his actions and take moves against him more than once that has people asking questions about why he's been selected to bring charges against the former president. this guy, this prosecutor, he lost a the 0 in the us supreme court when they all returned the conviction of the former governor of virginia. because this sure took the statute and expanded it a jury in north carolina. what it is that john edwards push this just put frontier
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pain, start to edit, spending it nice peyton this pace, and he's undermining the country. and he's that are for and where the president to election 3 out of for republicans think the move against donald trump. the bring of these charges is politically motivated. and the situation in america is already pretty needed when it comes to political divisions. many people suspect that what happens with donald trump will be formally in guided, that'll probably pour gasoline onto the fire caleb marvin archie, miami, to an over to a 2nd. now what you see up here has criticized the u. n. world feet program on washington over the decision to suspend food a to the country. and we talk use ations of widespread and coordinates of theory. and if you open government, suppose person, the husband isn't even political saying it's only causes more suffering when the other 20000000 people are dependent on food a to survive according to the un,
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mostly due to ongoing conflicts and droughts in the region. look, reports a couple of subtler sensors, this report of this decision not to cut off the much needed for the supply a true if your is really seen as a political. why did he say look, use of the federal government stokes person who says that this is a political decision. this laws to be taken on the basis of the conflict which had indulged the country in the horn of africa for 2 years of unrest. the civil strife between the federal government forces as well as the great people's liberation front. now beds conflict was reached a ceasefire, at least from the applicant was that which was located here in south africa in the capital city pretoria. this was seen as the origin solutions with african problems
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and reading problems to do for the moment on to some of the programs that had stopped as a result of devising which led to many lives of b. ready last, now the united states government that represented in this case by the us aid as well as the united nations, represented by the was programs i saying that business supply that they have been providing to you over here was really cattail that was, i brought it from the intended target and it went else way you'll be the government, the same based on solely the the was to blame for the we know this diversion mbm visit to get with both agencies to a full investigation that would come with this one that has been going and what has led to the kind of situation that we have but the to easy the thing, but the general of, of july which they have been providing woodstock but not the basic needs in terms
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of the solar programs which we have seen receiving, solving from, of life as well as those of fragments and left teasing women as well as the story of farmers which wanting you to read care and provide the assistance that he has been providing one so but for molar tales you offer the issue here. the use of mrs. mccain who is the executive director of the program for diversion is absolutely unacceptable. and we welcome to the government and we see your peers commitment to investigate and hold accountable those responsible. well, we will temporarily hold food aid assistance in ethiopia, nutrition assistance, the children, the pregnant and breast feeding women, school meals, programs, and activities for building the resilience of farmers and busta release will continue on. interrupt was retained there, be emphasizing what they owe.

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