children who were evacuated from conflict zones and transports at some places of safety. so of course, not flattering and fruits and was not involved in any sort of abduction. but this is a loophole that they found that they, they could hang it over him by some imaginary circumstances. so of course, south africa is a member of the i, c c. so if lot of of who it's in was to travel to south africa, they would technically have to arrest them. and the opposition there was willing to go into the courts or say if there are some leaders shows up here, we have to arrest them. something which the south african presidents that is absolutely ridiculous and this would not happen into what actually put the country in danger. and let's hear some more from that's where i'm a so, so it would be a reckless, unconstitutional, and unlawful exercise of the powers conferred upon the government to declare war with russia by arresting president putin. i have constitutional obligations to protect the national sovereignty. peace and security of the republic. so there is no way that south africa would really actually arrest vladimir putin. but

regardless, vladimir putin, as we now know, will not be traveling there. say sort a live rob will be there instead. something that he does frequently. so they live, roll off and represents russia at events and forms all of this nature. so it's not something surprising, especially when you add to this, the fact that the lot them are approved, single no doubt needs mr. i'm a photo next week in st. petersburg. when russia is hosting the russia, africa summits where there. busy be lots, so the power, wait, so from the global are really not politicians, officials, so they'll be able to discuss the business and economy there. and of course there will be representatives from the breaks nations as well. just to remind that'd be yours again. brazil. india, china, south africa and they will be able to discuss how they are constantly continuing to shift the power balance in this world to create this more multi paula world that we keep talking about. so the fact that a lot of my puts and will know,

be traveling to south africa, doesn't really change anything. it doesn't change those relationships. it's interesting, i see because in the break, before we came on, i was doing some research and the likes of blue bug. and i, you know, news. i was like that because the america washington is closely monitoring the decision made. i mean, washington closely monitoring if a sit over on my side is it says, hey, he, yes, you can come. i'm a, he did actually say that it if puts it in, does want to come is more than welcome. nothing's gonna happen right? absolutely. well, yes, so here is what she said that loosely mozambie who was thinking it, but it was like putting, you know, we have this thing cooling of the capital, pulling the pot black. exactly. but they want to create this image. the vladimir putin is weeks up. let them have fruits and the scared that no one likes let them or boots in, which is not the case because everyone seems to be doing business aside from european nations as we know. and he craves allies of course. but we have heavy

weight nations that are emerging and become a real power houses in this world. and they want to do business with vladimir putin so let them know who to know, travelling to south africa about meeting those same people next week in st. petersburg doesn't really change anything. it's just what kind of uh, puts in another for that as a, as a parent or also one terrible. i remember we just, we have this, you know, we have this back great initiative, a squealing talk about i remind the view is that they, the reason why russia pulled out of it was because the side of the deal was made. but, you know, puts and came out today and said, look, we'll give the grain for free. i'm by the way, us some countries find a way to, for you claim to get that great out by road. which is, you know, you doesn't have the, when, when, when you have fighting people and russia has, has had a great track record with african countries and with 3 explanations as well. they have a great relationship on the partnership for many, many years. so something like this is not going to have any impact whatsoever,

but of course, in western mainstream media, that's how they like to make it appear. yamaha drama. yes, absolutely. but 300 people arrested in kenya, a mid classes with police, as, as the political opposition is calling on people across the country to take part in 3 days of nature in wide antique government demonstrations a police using, i'd say, a gas to disperse demonstrators. and yet another chapter of unrest and the east african nation residents have long been spit out in protests against inflation and unemployment. a previous class you felt resulted in 15 people that we heard from local residents in. can you who voice person sounds about the current state because you know very well the cost of living is high and the majority of us cannot cope with the situation. this life is becoming so difficult in the finance bill, which was passed by the parliament has automatically made our lives very har, mom,

boy, i've got all my mice and the leader of deposition should not bring him the issue of high cost of living. we know him and most of the time after he has been defeated during elections. he does not accept his defeat yet. we know all over the world. the cost of living is high. not only just here in kenya. the not you are looters should sit down and at the same time, reason together, products are no solution to the high cost of living. we need peace so that we can proceed with our daily activities. since we have suffered a lot to build up, most of the shows we do the all the central business district studies is a big deal industry and the whole team that demonstration the use of remainder. the vantage during the on going to up front is though it is, but it will be like in the seventy's or folder to go

to these by the demo for inducing, for ease of use as a by throwing pulled up all the streams for wednesday. the evaluate is the, the for the, the, the gauge and move the, and the business we will be, we've been up all night. we need to know. oh, very cool. the only phone that is easy. meanwhile, moscow has effectively accused the western partners of meddling and kenya's, internal affairs offer. a stipend was issued on the violence that by 13 countries, including america, britain, canada, and not as

a can you actually back to most goes stones on the back to for its quote principal possession body. or i was talking to the secretary general of the communist party of kenya. several assign a, a. she said she had her thoughts on, well, what a cool west and interfere my nose in that position or the positions or change. and indeed the west just need to feel we need this much, i'm interested in this mountain biking. many other matches which have to do with our country point example. we had an honey visor be from 13 countries who are members of d. p. u and they were giving advisory on what should be happening in the country. and recently also super united states and method atanya medical richmond. and she was asking the president to sign in to move the l g t q out cash flow. and if anything disclose, we against the culture of the nature of most of the people not to kenya,

but came out because as well. so the king and citizens, i know she'd be happy about the stones and i think it would be good for us to be able to do you know, on internal stairs without having any team to experience for me. either top box, both the world music or the i think it's just the normal course of which we have what we call it for them to be able to, to have us in their streams and for them to be able to do teach what is happening basically just nickelodeon is the most you lawmakers. i took a need to take a quote, drastic change, of course, if indeed it wants to resume talks and eventually become a member of the u. this will not happen as a result of geo political bargaining. but when turkish authorities show real interest in stopping the continuous backsliding and fundamental freedoms and rule of law, if the turkish government is sincere in this,

they should show it with concrete reforms and actions. it was a platform what you can do it all the way back in 1999 negotiations then began in 2005. they were suspended at decade later in 2018. they had little sort of legal disagreements and so far so yeah, it's been a while trying to work on meeting certain european requirements with no visible success while we spoke with the political scientist. oh no, to go south and you said you were, it was used to various protects to hold the folks which makes totally a mode dependent on the blocks policy. they are using the concept of democracy or human rights to to hide the is uh, the interview that a good deal. really agenda generally they want that day to, to the most full. uh, he's a nation of the integrity in north. she's a nation of incidents in the eastern mediterranean and so on in,

in gulf coast region, and to act as a muscle of futile butts to cheat will. they will never accept deeds. and uh, i mean these arguments like democracy or they will look in a few more rice, they're just, they're just like kind of a monday relations the go to for my 2 places which are using by european union. and you're looking countries, you know, that's the want, the independence and the civilian churchy. but uh, to just show speeds. and the turkish publics know that most people are told is a growing up. and we want to be part of this. most people are verbs. and even geographically, we are part of $11.00, a well being on one ends. we are like, we have relation with europe, but it's the same time via as a part of asia. so the asian country. so why we have to just get

defendant to europe in the police is the us house oversight committee is now hearing from 2 i r. s whistle blowers whose testimony olaja is that the hundreds of bite and criminal pro has been mis handles . let's get more details now. pressing alive to watch these retro blevins for details on this. are rachel? i'm afraid to ask you. what do we know sofa? well, those 2 iris whistle blowers who spoke out about the investigation into a 100 biden's business dealings are now on capitol hill where they are testifying before the house oversight committee. now they say that while the president's son has reportedly agreed to a very white please, your, he was initially facing multiple felony charges for failing to pay his taxes. here's what was revealed. the iris recommended multiple felony charges

against hunter biden for tax years. 2014 through 2019 relating to at least 8300000 in income from foreign companies, including one based and in including companies based in china, romania and ukraine. and that is the only amount discovered despite the roadblocks and obstruction, their investigation. phase one of those whistle blowers is joseph ziegler, an iris agent who served as the lead on the hunter by the investigation. he said the despite being smeared in the mainstream media for being in democrats, who called out members of his own party. he believes that coming forward was the right thing to do. tickle is that today, as i said here before, you not as a here or, or victim, but as a whistleblower. compelled to disclose the truth that said in coming forward, i believe i'm risking my career, my reputation and my case work outside of the investigation. we're here to discuss

. i ultimately made the decision to come forward after what i believe or multiple times a blowing the whistle in the internal revenue service. the other iris was of lower is gary shapley, who said agents were severely limited in their investigation and told that they weren't allowed to look into anything involved in quote the big guy or joe. by that, he told congress that he has never seen anything like it before and his career. here's what else he had to say in this country, believe in the rule of law, and that applies to everyone. there should not be a 2 track justice system depending on who you are and who you're connected to. yeah, in this case there was based on my experience, i'm here to tell you that the delaware us attorney's office and department of justice. how handling the hunter bind tax investigation was very different from any other case. my 14 years at the iris now, well,

many in congress stuck to their party lines calling this a wild goose chase if they were democrats or cleaning it was a necessary hearing if they were republicans. the allegations of interference from the by the administration's department of justice don't appear to be going away any time soon. yeah, but it's like the, you know, the focusing on all the wrong stuff. rachel, talking about honda biden's tax issues. i'm gonna talk about him getting money every month from the ukrainian energy company. boy as well. let's talk about potential allegations of bribery, him and his narcotics him and his prostitutes him and his laptop and potentially black committing officials and other parts of the world. i mean, it's amazing how people are distracted and the media and the political establishment focuses and on basically the most harmless of his offences are. all these are ritual blevins. i know i'll see you again soon. thanks for that update. by the way. thank you. and while you are of his car, the sweltering of it, a bit of a summer heat wave of the upcoming winter risk. so going to be a tricky one. is the easy,

was full cost to face it and all the energy crisis by turning off the tops on russian gas supplies. this is a warning being put out now by the international energy agency. the cushion provide to buy relatively high storage levels should not lead to overly optimistic predictions about the future. as market fundamentals could well tighten again in 2023. our simulation show that a cold winter together with a full hold of russian piped gas applies to the european union. starting from the 1st of october 2023. could easily renew price volatility and market tensions. so last year, around this time, having cut themselves off from cheap russian gas, european leaders were dictating citizens shower time and how much air conditioning they would use or should be able to use them in the summer heat waves. now they made it sound like your opinions had to mar themselves for ukraine and to stick it to russian president vladimir putin by sweating up

a storm at the office all summer. at the same time, they were guzzling, rushing gas, like crazy to socket away in storage. all well, bad, most thing it. so loading up on it, like a fat kid out of buffet, combined with last year's relatively mild winter meant that the supply and price of gas across europe remain manageable. so there's been this, so i am relief that the worst of any potential european energy crisis must be over, right. but now there are some warning sign starting to flash right again. and the international energy agency is painting or potentially dire picture ahead of this coming winter. if pipeline imports to the european union from russia dropped to 0 in 2023. and chinese ellen g demand re bows to 2021 levels. then the european union faces a serious supply demand gap opening up in 2023 so far of this summer. queen

ursula vander live. a commission president has been able to restrain herself from sticking her nose into european showers, living rooms and work cubicles and wagging her fingers or over thermostat readings . but it's not like there's any shortage of little citizen soldiers crowd meeting their fellow countrymen over their energy use. kind of like all the citizen police and that took place during co, but we've got the climate field trip plus the ukraine guilt trip. now when it comes to energy, it's like if you're basically at home, enjoy a nice pool in doors on a hot summer day that it's like you're personally dropping a bomb on key of and also strangling a polar bear. there's also the cost factor, the starting to buy it again though, the french government, for example, has up until now been able to offset price increases for customers who had signed a government regulated electricity rate contracts. that's opposed to those who had the market rate contracts that long since skyrocket. they've been paying through

the nose for those. but now, as of the 1st of august, those regulated rates are set to increase by 15 percent here in france alone. and that's assuming, even with the french government, putting nuclear energy back online, unlike germany, which probably stuck to its ideological guns with which it promptly shot itself in the foot by sticking to its closures of its own nuclear plants and firing coal plants instead. so with the e u potentially facing a gas crunch of 27000000 cubic meters in 2023 years, choice is pretty start. they can either keep harassing their citizens about the ear of abundance being over as friends. president a menu and maxwell says when it comes to energy, which is really a great way to live under that kind of pressure. or they could hope that citizens harassed each other enough again, nice to sahu 5 there. or they can home that russia does not cut off the remaining

fraction of gas, that europe is still importing from russia. in any case, it really doesn't sound like you're up is in the driver's seat, as, as really lots itself of them. let's see. i have a lot of other factors that are now outside of its control. so i was like yet another big victories. leave me on the horizon for these big brain brussels. your products, as are rachel, what you're saying that the european political and media landscape seem to have the collective memory of a goldfish. they always say russia, it's cut off its energy to europe. in 2020, it was euro. he was still buying a russian energy. so it's not to add money to rushes coffers for the consulate. right. so it was year of the turned away from russian energy. but no, no, no. it was old scrumptious polls. your new topic, the

russian states never as tight as i'm one of the most sense community best. most all sense and up the speed, the one else holes. question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on russia to day and split the ortiz full neck, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube tv services. for the question, did you say they requested the

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not everyone is obeyed the order to band for business. so like now go talk to her in this thing may have decided to stay in their home and not out, but his mother is 94 years old. she is very fragile and has not left her 2. i need to uh know something with deals. now you gotta, you gotta, you gotta, i gotta send this guy. nick, transporting her to another place would probably think it was trying to die from a broken heart. this happens too often. i'm on the displaced the drop off times. i mean, they're not the instead of a i don't if you bundle with

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because of fear of radiation panics spread. from that moment home, the people of japan have been totally full size images to meet the energy the american government concerned about the spread of anti american and, and to nuclear sentiment in japan, a country it considered a military and e, you know, make face of great importance to the appropriate measures by involving old japanese communications media using words such as peace, justice, and security for the promotion of nuclear energy. the actually too much to tato, a war criminals suddenly reinstated, by the americans and who in the meantime had become a power for low. b. as in media tycoon, played a very important role. he was a great admirer of american culture, and he was confused. the nation's economic prosperity depended on the friendship with the rest. from the columns of the newspaper, you'll notice sheen boone and from his own private tv channels and the phone

television, he launched a powerful and effective pro nikia campaign. in a few years, he succeeded in defeating the enemy to movement in his country. and in persuading the majority of citizens, but seemed bracing nuclear power was no soon you're wise, but rather an indispensable choice. in 1950 for us. president eisenhower carried out the program item is the piece to sweep away the memory of the foaming of japan and dropped only 2 years following the dial. so cool. you model incidents a symposium on nuclear energy for civil purposes was organized and took place symbolically. in hiroshima, my to toddler was chosen as the president of the new commission for atomic energy. the construction of the country's 1st nuclear power plant was soon announced that it was that the country which would probably have been lost in the world to a spouse and energy became one of its main and most convinced support is

the doing some or nothing. and so she many that items just for the meant that, that i do me the news that i've done a lot yesterday. again, that's any kind of stabilization. so it's sort of the email from the nuclear gypsies, the nuclear power plants, the seasonal workers, number in the file since and they are immediately recognizable, they seem distracted, almost absent. but in reality, they are looking at you. they make you perceive and say you have something to say, and they do. if you go to visit them in small taverns in the neighborhood at the nuclear power, they are paid 3 or $400.00 a day to be contaminated. although after the interest in the contract escape their

parts very little comes up in their own pockets. focus cima. they represent almost 90 percent of the workforce and they would stand most of the radiation or those of in order to earn more sykes that those same others or take a double shift using different names for sacrifice prompted by despair. necessity of making use me. currently, it's a traditional job, i was told about 5 today who photographer, who became famous in the seventy's for his report, which is inside japanese nuclear power plants still get all those on the door. do we have talk to you or she back was i said thank you and does a lot of people to think that i'm most to hold on? i'll get to see on the video you not to tell me what, what am i kind of sort of talking to my account so uh so you got the came up to them this to the 2nd and i tried correct. yeah.