illegal acted as well. 30 years ago i went to mexico city and i was surprised at people who would spend a $100.00 for a bag of dog food. it was a premium dog food. when a back to then the population. there was a lot of rich people, a lot, a lot of poor people and that much in the middle of but that country has developed dramatically and, and they spending as much per pet today is we are in the us. well, thank you so much for the for our time today. i really appreciate it. i pleasure. i hope you all have a great day. go out there and enjoy the, the benefits of animal ownership, but be responsible owner as well as outrages and fanciful as one sounded. the winners and losers of today's pet world can actually be described as a plot of the 2000. and 17 dreamworks animation, the boss, baby,

or baby's and puppies are in a war competing for adults love. in many countries, millennials today are opting for pets over babies, citing type finances, personal freedom, as well as women having children later in life. this is a striking global trend as many prosperous countries have seen, their birth rates fall with the replacement rate fairly above to. meanwhile, pet ownership is on the rise wall. family sizes decline, and well pets are expensive. they're not as expensive as babies, and couples are happy to spend on their pets, as there is no recession in pet spending, even as income suffered. meanwhile, pope frances has even spoken up on the subject and even called out people who have pets instead of children as being selfish. so at this point in time, the puppies are clearly winning out over the baby's. i'm christy, i thanks for watching and we'll see you right back here. next time on the cost of

everything. the 1937 militaristic, japan started a full scale invasion of china. the invading army was rapidly advancing towards the capital of the republic of china, of the time, the city of not seeing, leaving behind the burned down villages and thousands of the dead. on december 13th, the japanese occupied on z and staged out real massacre. for 6 weeks, the invaders exterminated the civilian population. they carried out mass executions,

rates, women, and were engaged, been merciless robbery. ruthless competition of 2 officers of the imperial army. the my guy and su yoshi no to gain particular notoriety. they competed with each other as to who would be the fastest to kill $100.00 chinese with us. or this monstrous competition was widely reported in the japanese press to the non being massacre, clay for the lives of about 300000 people and became one of the largest crimes against humanity in the world. history. after world war 2, manufactures advance of the address of the phase trial. however, the commander of the japanese army in the non seeing operation, freezes, yasu eco, a socket, was able to escape the responsibility. due to the interference of the american

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ukraine has lost 13000 troops, and it was tempted counter, offensive se fox with care they need to fight to the law. sue cranium also has 250 russian companies working in harmony with foreign allies and friends to develop the rushes, technology, technological and defense capability, particularly, etc. and that's the focus of this defense show the international maritime defense exhibition. so cases. the latest enabled technology is it opens its stores to visitors in the russian city of some pieces that the a very welcome. this is also the international with the latest world news update is great to have you with us and to have permit us to an adventure. moody has given a press conference during his 1st official state visit to the us. most of the us

president joy, find, and has agreed to back the african union spit for phone membership of the g 20 model. so stressed the needful piece in the, in the pacific india or is a democracy. democracy? is it not dna? it isn't a spirit of government as taking the places of democracy and on that basis constitution is made and the entire country runs on that we also prove that democracy can deliver. and when i say deliver, it means this is regardless of cost, creed, religion, and gender. there's absolutely no space for discrimination. when you talk about democracy, if there are no human values, no humanity, then it's not that democracy. that's why india believes in moving ahead with everybody. this is our founding principle. when you talk to us was the best, the july. you holy shit your policy, they use the us,

your relationship that you treat at all. so i absolutely no issues that was cost as you mine last year was $1.00 of them, the size of the voice between the visa much spice west, especially like special from the us in the asked me the in the say that we sent you a way to the historic box, no small school has to be someone who's always been on your side of even the us up to last night. and in your file, especially with no major patient ship releases. you don't treat the fast free in our, in the last your also after the 70 to

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how to take this lease and ship for showing it a strong variety sized western media coverage exposes washington's. we'll ask a to to india through any american concern with any country is human rights record . it's simply webinar using that issue right. we, united states does not care about human rights, not at all. i think we all know that we're all educated adults. we know how the us government weaponized with this issue in order to pressure other countries in order to force them to do what it wants. and now india, india is like number one on the hit list. i mean, after russian, china, of course, but i should say among the, among the traditional countries that are allied with the west indies, like number one about hit rest in the sense that it is now one of the top training partners of russia. russia is earning an enormous amounts of, of hard currency is through oil sales to, to india. and that has infuriated washington or it's, it's hard to,

it's hard to overstate the animosity anger, the hatred that the washington elite now has towards in yes, it's intense. and you can see this, you know, where in the press coverage, because, you know, the press covers near times, washing post all the major, major american media. if you just follow them over the past year, i mean, as i do, that's what i do all day long. i follow them up. and you just see this tense, animosity america, animosity towards india again because india is neutral. india continues its trade relations with russia. it continues to deepen those relations through the brakes, so we have to really understand the context. preston by them was also asked the question on his recent remarks in which he branded the chinese president she to him pink and dictate to his what he said. your comments at a fundraiser this week appear to be the 1st time in recent memory that are sitting us president has called the chinese leader a dictator. the idea my are choosing

and avoiding say what i think is the facts with regard to the relationship with india with the china is a, is just not something i'm going to change very much, but to present it. but the sector blanket had a great trip to china. i expect to be meeting with president she sometime in the future near term. and i don't think it's had any real consequence. the american presidents, latest job of china, comes to stay is also the us secretary of state travel to beijing in the hope of repairing relations. but us officials with both the committee at off the findings dictates or comments with treasury secretary john as yell in saying that it's crucial that washington and aging continue to work together. when we us that stuff, it's hard to read. explain how the us media has coverage findings various missteps

in the us as such a propagandized nation at this point. it seems like the media has a lot of control of the narrative. you may have severe gas and 2020 that were overlooked or subdued or ignored. and then of course, because it helped him stay in the basement as they say, and not really have to be out and campaigning. but he doesn't have that excuse now . and this was a major diplomatic blunder that he just made that's having a big effect. and for the treasury yelling, she came out and she tried to smooth it over. but even so she still sounded a bit hawkish, didn't she? she didn't apologize. she kept talking about how china and us, how big differences wouldn't quite apologize for them remark, imagine, you know, calling another leader a dictator, but, but you know, when i worked for joe biden, even before his cognitive difficulties, it'd be back in the ninety's press. secretaries used to be really fearful when he would take the air alive because they didn't know what he was gonna say. i remember them, you know, biting their males because he would go off script. and this is another example, except in this case, it's at a crucial time and causes really diplomatic damage. aside from back in bold

statements like cooling, presidency, didn't pain a dictate. so this was a bit smaller things as well. you know, he referred to was the ends in 5 minutes and the regular movie as a president, wireless or from mr. president's department. this is by minister. thank you for a senior welcome back to the white house, able going to be forgiving of such mistakes. so all the going to start thinking, if this isn't good enough, you bring up such a good point. i mean, just the other day when i think he said, god save the queen at the end of this other speech and she's been dead for a bit now. and, and passed along and there's a king and why would he say that after a speech anyway? like to make any sense of it. so he's making yeah, it's really pointing to science that he's just not mentally fits. and i think more and more americans are saying that, i mean, his approval rating. even a few, 3 months ago was 36 percent, which was the lowest approval rating for us president and 80 years. russian president vladimir putin has held amazing with the security council. we're the

nation's military operation, and ukraine was discussed. the has all the security council revealed care of significant military losses during his counter offensive sofa. according to our data, the list of personnel and the ukrainian armed forces amounted to more than 13000 troops from june to 4th to june. the 21st 246 tanks were destroyed, including 13 west made once 595 on what vehicles 15.