and blame russia for the entire situation. a lot of the asterix, but it appears not of much, not much in terms of finding mutual understanding was really achieved at the 15 member body. that leaves the united nations that un security council meeting process will look for this to the collapse like see great initiative in order to help but live in need. but it's the same the russian deputy forum, as i said, gate leah cove. he spoke to you about most of the reasons the play out of the deal in the 1st place along with other issues. is the shades of us and other western countries and making mistakes off the mistake. in general, they pop and recent yes is a positive mistakes and suffering, suffering, not actually own masses of international affairs, but in the inability to combine their ambitions, the arrogant expectation that everyone around doesn't should have by them and what they see in practice. well, someone once use the expression and present raise to describe the situation. i

don't want to use this kind of cliche, but the fact remains facts. we're dealing with a deep foreign policy in balance. this is something that could be described in terminology as a dangerous mixture of megalomania, with an inferiority complex to go to the by the assignment position on what led to the collapse of the agreement of last year and caused the impossibility of continuing that. both of these agreements was stated by the russian foreign ministry we had blown to you, and that leadership is what us out for and partners about this for many months. this goes to demonstrate the inability to fulfill the parts of the agreement. this is another manifestation to the chronic incompetence of the collective west and it's heavy to of always trying to play the same game. this will not happen. they need to understand this. as for mining the ports, they will invent any story so that gullible read is and view as, and listeners consume and proceed all based on. critically, this is done to continue forming the image of russia as an enemy. we oppose this

with a confident costs. according to verify position from a points of view, including from a legal point of view as it gets to its use is there is a problem with logistics as well as ship insurance. and recently, insurance rates have increased many times already were not able to make payments for the exports that was suppose to be carried out within the framework of a comprehensive agreement on the black sea initiative. we will look for alternative forms. i assure you that opposition, in terms of helping those in need is radically different from the salvation and so contemptuously aren't going to that. oh, nice position of the european union itself, which in many respects on ukrainian impulse, probably restrained, to some extent, the inflation we spiral in terms of its own food prices. i don't want to delve into the economic aspects of the list, but the political aspect boils down to the fact that we will help those in need. and we will find ways to do it with grain and fertilizers. and we will not be headed in this regard. by the schemes of our opponents,

but as long as they can clean energy together, right? so, so the force me to the energy and this is from the g. 20 group of the will, the economy's critical global energy charges, and the move to a low cost and future a set to dominate the adults. india is hosting the event with primus, and the render modi recording a welcoming message in the future. so starting with the role of the brain can be complete without energy. we are moving only on over to climate commitments in the, as shown later in government action. our ad florida is to bladder flooding. lose you lose you leon. it's a great day but and sustainable, and that'd be part of

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on commuter here to this self ministerial meeting under g 20 under india residency which is taking fees is a very, very important one. also towards the end of the meet the, there is a joint community outcome which is expected. but again, it looks like he given the fact that to be seen in the finance ministers need in the form and assume need to come to consensus because you clean your has become a sticking point. and also now exclusive pointing all that stuff in the us challenges aren't really buying the india in fact. so one thing, the west allies, the us and its allies, russia, it's becoming more challenging now to the big need or summit, which will be, we'll say by mr. movie on the 9th of september,

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started one mamma, car, 37 year old, your warranty in a grant and stockholm, and in sweden, the who also burn several pages of the holy book back on july 28th. i made the approval of the swedish authorities, the count out of the action of the controversial act. uh, the protection is for protection by the swedish force, and this is, this is why most webs, any warranty is, are rated by the swedish authorities support for this extremist act against his moms faculties, calling it a way to promote his normal hope you're across the world on thursday, you're on some end of this swedish ambassador over what is called profanity against as well. i'm excited is foreign ministry spokesman also cannot e rush down to start home for allowing such provocative actions to take ways and urge stockholm to promptly put an end to the blasphemy. of course, well, um, as we didn't justifies its green light for all the desecration of the holy book or

ron, under the close of freedom of expression. these people call it a blazing violation of religious freedom. so they hold the vis. riley will send and relate the voices of more than 2000000000 most times across the world to demand and immediate and to sweet ends as long before break actions. i guess most, most the. oh yeah, we, so with the hours how many devices there hold on is that it says the desk, a quick line, move them countries, these trend disagreement, and i'll call you for on and actually attacking the lease of the mazda and to meet with you. we can say, begin at 39, even if you didn't mind use that. the mazda ends, our service not takes, and they cannot go come to our land. this is to be actually politically white. you can see that is something that is one of the other related to the americans and it's vision to the whole west of mind that the west and countries especially to you,

that's fine to do this, the separation. and that's a course in the name of the predicts. and we don't, these are states, but it is actually stated that they are supporting for the 1st time they receive a patient, sorry to sample and what they can find when they do this. and they are supporting such a asked is not a good that means that there are completely gone. we were so easy, not something that can be easily ignored for the printer. and the lease is that the issue of the shown applewood guys for what they have done. and it needs to be completed by taking the 9 to and josh is actually to pass the and teenagers have been killed off to being shot. blaze very forces in the west bank as winds continues to intensify in the region to one of the teenagers

was killed during the unrest while the other was shot in his car is what he meant. few forces confirmed. they have opened fire on the vehicle due to quote, a call from me and in the town of sebastian. this come a day, all the 100. the policy is how the funeral for $90.00. 2 is rate since on the is a new a shrine in the west. fine. now life amid the rising tears inside that innovation and mobile technology in order to improve people's everyday lives on tvs, marie if the notion that went to the workshop to find out more it's not the silicon valley and it's in the gather street in the suburb of the southern city of hon. eunice that we meet to the board of those family and their workshop with us being the 1st media crew ever allowed inside is not steve jobs garage. but the robot developed here has made it to a prestigious international competition. one,

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deliberate. but under those circumstances under located, we still couldn't venture over which would help the whole world. and not only the people of goes into school that the world wrote, but telling p ad was 1st held almost 20 years ago and has since attracted thousands of teams from over 85 countries. the board of those family was proud to represent palace. time is a lot, it means that we happen to simians, we, we exist, we are here. we are here to talk to or to show that was we are, we can war week on the bed. the key, if we can, we are creative people. we can participate like another in addition, the finals were held in germany for my life any but a heem to probably student children, victims of these really blockades of gaza who need approval from authorities to travel. it was the 1st trip abroad. the family was stopped that they gyptian boulder for hours. they wrote but looked suspicious, but no telling to obstacle could stop them showed

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t reporting from does the white house national security advisor, jake sullivan says you things still has substantial reserves on weapons and equipment, despite recent by the field losses, i submit to your supplies on murphy aid, which now includes controversial trust and munitions. all tease me, my shop, picks up a story a while ukraine is failing to make forward strides on the battlefield. and it's so cold counter offensive. the west is sending it nearly every thing it has save of the our western supply tanks. well, some of those have been destroyed. cruise missiles and long range rockets, russian air defenses are dispatch and those 2 and next stop luster unisons in what some have called a game changer multiple calls, a dangerous escalation. this is, this decision will affect the pro, engage sion of the conflict. russia realizing the from such immunization phones as

to the civilian population refrains from using them and the special operations in the united states supplies cluster munitions to ukraine, the russian armed forces we were forced to use similar means as a response. specifically to how do you have respond or maybe better yet? how will they prepare? ukraine should clearly be expecting those same sol, those coming back to hit them as some might say it open that tanf forms themselves . where did all this come from? washington, of course, who is now holding briefings at the pencil, gone effectively bragging about their use. we've got in some initial feedback from the ukrainians, and they are using them quite to effectively. well, president joe biden earlier this month, call this decision a hard one is not clear if he was just having a senior moment or was he concept played in the moral question of deploying weapons . they're unknown to kill and dismember civilians longed after the last shots in

a conflict are fired and that are banned by america's closest allies with a very difficult decision on my part. and by the way, i discuss this with our allies. discuss this with our friends up on the hill. so the question still remains. why has washington come to this last resort? i, let's, is it out of options. this is a war relating to munitions and they're running out of those and that emulation and we're low on it. but the main thing is either have a weapon to stop the russians. now from there it keeps stopping the ukraine. inoffensive through these areas, or they don't. and i think that we don't have nearly what we're headed to the heart of the cold war. now you add that we're giving a lot of munitions to way to the craniums, which i think is exactly what we need to do. but now we're getting dangerously low and sometimes in some cases, even too low that we don't have enough. so there it is,

the world's largest military has nothing else left to show out on the battlefield. that many are shocked, turned into a kind of trench warfare not seeing says earlier, last century. what about americas new allies? our weapons, and ammunition stokes are depleted, a need to be replenished. nope, just in germany, but in many countries across naples. so what are we looking at as the conflict rides on with the west throwing everything they have into it? well, western leaders are not very optimistic, they can keep it up. i believe that by the end of this year, whereas the operations go on, they will slow down because of winter because of for tea because of the lack of ammunition and lack of resources, even human resources, that outlook may change for the worse. if russia responds in kind with the same tactics that ukraine has been given, the green light to use cluster bombs,

are they a game changer? well, he is in washington, just change the rules. so we shall see how that works out for ukraine. lost their decision boomerangs, back on kids that we spoke to marks from nevada and international affairs as good young as. and he told us that the west supplying across the munitions shows is unable to keep pace with the crowds, conflicts demands these particular cluster. munitions are not dropped from a bomb, but they're fired from a shell. in particular, a $155.00 millimeter artillery shell and the coverage name and sus nato, which this has supplied a $155.00 millimeter artillery shells for nato, provided artillery pieces and howitzers is completely out of a 155 millimeter artillery shells. to provide the key of resume, they cannot,

their military industrial complex cannot keep up with the production necessary to supply the amount of a 155 millimeter shells. so essentially this is a desperation move. it's not that this is some game changing. wonder weapon. the coverage team has long employed cluster munitions in this conflict. turkey has provided been providing cluster munitions to the cambridge him for, for the, you know, the last year on top of their own. soviet supplies of the weapon, but they need to fire something. everyone agrees that this is a war of attrition fought largely with artillery and nato. it is all but out of artillery shells to provide their proxy key. every shame rick sanchez, host directs inside that supplement. so what we've got lots of the out with more international news hope who does

the fabric. sanchez, i've been doing news for 30 years and 2 languages around the world. i'm here in the united states interviewed for president's work and for a u. s. has major television networks, i believe they should be honest, direct and impactful. the show is called direct impact. the so somebody happened in america recently that made a lot of people in the united states take notice. in fact, there were people even in different parts of the world who seem to take notice as well. so what happens this fox news host tucker carlson, we have now learned is going to be leaving the fox news network. one of the

company's top post tucker carlson is now out. folks news says it's policy company with tucker costs and one of its most popular. i'm controversial presenting costs and hosted his last show this past friday. tucker carlson suddenly no longer with cable news guy at fox news. why does that matter? i'll tell you what matters. it matters because he was the networks most watched personality with the most watched news show. so why would they then let him go when you ask? because that's how cable news works. and as good as tuckers ratings were, there is something he maybe did not know about this business of ours here. let me do this. let me take you through my own journey of how i came to know this secret

about cable news that few, including my friend tucker, seem to not understand. it's really more about what they don't understand about the people who run the cable news companies. people like fox news owner, rupert murdoch here, let me take you back. as i once had a conversation with a man who made murdock his billions of dollars. none other than roger is practically invented. fox news on the notion that america needed to have a conservative news network. so roger and i were friends, and we used to talk quite regularly one day during one of those conversations. i remember i asked him, i asked roger rails who was building up in fact, had build up fox news. why he fired a particular host that day despite the fact that she was quite popular. his answer tomorrow. he said to me, well,

just put somebody else there and nothing is going to change. they're watching her, they're watching us. they're watching fox news. that's what roger said. so what do you mean by that? see what he meant by that is something that i found about the hardware. in my own case, is he like tucker, i want that to show that was highly rated. in fact, it was often the highest rated show on cnn one day to my astonishment and disappointment. they fired me just like the same way. they fox just fired tucker girls. and as i sat there trying to figure out why they would fire me, even though i had some of the highest ratings and then networks history, i remembered the words of both roger rails and somebody else. jim walton, st. jim walton was the president of cnn worldwide, who i worked for, i guess it was my boss right at the very top. and he and i also, i used to have frequent conversations including one where i found myself in mr.

walton's office. i was feeling pretty good about myself because i was, well, i was sure that my show's ratings were okay. rick's list at the time my show was beating fox news. and i'm a sudden bc and the ratings. i was hoping for a pat on the back one instead. mr. walton says this to me. it is the presidency of them. he says, look here and cnn wreck, we don't care about ratings. they just don't matter. we don't make money off of our ratings. we make money off of subscriptions. yep. that's the secret. the cable news. it's not about what people watch. it's not even an exercise in democracy. really. it's not even so much about journalism, really anymore. it's a business. it's a business. and the business has about clearance. you say once a channel like fox or cnn, are guaranteed a place on directv and comcast dish and verizon. they've made it. they really don't

have to do much else. they have 100000000 subscribers before they even open their mouths. that is what i eventually came to understand and that's what tucker maybe didn't understand. then again, maybe he did. maybe he knew that on cable news, you can challenge the status quote, but he didn't have any way. maybe that, that i'm not the dominion lawsuit is what really got him fired. because after all, his writings, as i learned from not one but 2 of the biggest names in cable news in terms of executives told me, ratings they just don't matter. and joining me now is um this sabrina sal body. she's a, she's a co host of the revolutionary blackout network. and sabrina,

thank you so much for joining us. i'm going to start with what your reaction was. the moment you heard that the fox news ad uh, essentially fired. it's the most popular and highest rated anchor in tucker across the to yeah, so i think for me, i was very much surprised. i didn't understand where fox news would hire a would fire. one of their, basically their top show i so that was really interesting to me, but then i figured it must have something to do with something that he's been discussing on that show more of the anti war, a rhetoric he's had voices come on like armada and jimmy door that are anti war and i wondered if that was the reason why they decided to remove tucker cross. and so i really felt like it was the content that he probably discussed that they felt was a little too far for, for their audience. you know, i've been reading a lot and i mentioned those moments ago as i was setting this conversation between

me and you of that a lot of people don't understand the cable news does not like it's money offer ratings. people that, oh my god, why would they do that? i have the highest, they don't care about ratings. they don't care about ratings. they make their money off subscriptions. it's a business. they're guaranteed 800000 subscribers. pardon me? a 100000000 subscribers a year between directv and comcast, etc, etc. so what do they have? one guy doing, uh, you know, uh, 3 dot 3000000 viewers or another guy doing 2500000 viewers. it's kind of all the same to them, to business. it's not a, it's not an editorial news model like it used to be. that's right, and i can imagine they'll probably be more changes over there or fox. i mean, we saw seeing and go through a re shuffle of sorts. they have a new manager that came in and decided to change the content on cnn and say that they're not just gonna focus on the liberal audience. they're also gonna focus on the conservative audience as well. and we saw that with that trump town hall. so i think there are ships happening in mainstream media. i think part of that has to do

with the fact that since joe biden, one of the presidential election of viewers have dropped off off from mainstream media. trump did give them a lot of a lot of readings and a lot of support. so i think that they're trying to move the ball in different places to see what can bring more viewers back. but i think the reason my viewers are leaving, but by the way, let me just stop here with the trump. the truck was a circus. so everybody wanted to go and watch the circus. they wanted to be in the big top. they wanted to buy tickets to watch a circus and the, and that's essentially what, what trump represents. and if that's why ratings were up, that's why ratings were, were rough. uh i, i don't think it's necessarily that the business is changing, based on the guy who's in office. i don't think there's any difference between trump and obama, and biden, or any other president of the united states because the policies are essentially the same. and the business interests which i have clenched fists with those policies and the government are the ones that are really mandating what we watch or

what we get on these cable channels. i think i, i leave it to you. you say what? i think more people are starting to seek out independent media. i think they're tired of hearing the same narrative that you get from the state department. and i think that they are starting to question things more and we can point to the pan demik. that's something that more americans to started to question are since the information has changed from a cdc. so this information like that, and then also this war with russian ukraine. war americans are starting to question . should we really send billions of dollars to ukraine over the past, like year and a half the washer that why should they? they didn't question a rock. they didn't question of got a stand. they didn't question. yeah, man, they didn't question livia, they didn't question syria. why wouldn't make americans all of a sudden wake up and oh, wait a minute. my government is spending between 50 and a $100000000000.00 a year and some place like i can't even find on a map. why would they change the economy?

a lot of people are still struggling right now. the gas prices, depending on what state you live in, the gas prices are still high for some of us. then there's the price is that the grocery store food is still expensive. this inflation that we're dealing with. so people are saying that more so people who are not left this upset this to me as well. they're saying now that like wait a minute, i'm paying what $8.00 for a carton of eggs. and the bind administration has continued to send billions of dollars to another country. so i think more people are starting to make that connection. i think that's the difference when you compare it to iraq. you know, it's interesting what you just said about left. i don't even know what the hell is the less than what the hell is the right anymore, because it seems like they've just somehow merged and found this place in the middle. in fact, you could make the argument that if the democratic party represents the left, which it certainly represents a lot more than the republican party represents the left that it's the left today in america that is per month.