[000:00:00;00] the, the polity of the full months about him prime minister wins parliamentary elections and set the tone a straight off the box. would you prayed, dropping down the priority list. you as president joe biden signs it and lodge and funding failed to keep the government running. put new aid for ukraine is nowhere on the horizon. but he still says that under no circumstances count americans to pull the key up, stalled, k prime minister goes into damage control off to his defense chief suggested deploying british troops as instructive materials ukraine, west, eastern access. there are no immediate plans to put foot on the ground,

at least not in the current on the story, the shape of the week, the canadian prime minister, as in the hot seat, the hosting not the cannot for a to in the country parliament adjusting trader twice the dog to the responsibility, but as condemnation pulls it from the making sure you never mentioned. so a, this is all t international. thank you for joining in this out. welcome to the program. will starting us off with the social democracy party. pay me a decisive when in the parliamentary elections. so the box, yes, that's a new agenda that need to add full up probably minutes. so that's the real estate. so used his acceptance speech to reiterate that the country has moved pressing issues, then you can ok and i, it looks like it has other and bigger problems in ukraine. we don't agree with. i mean the great if sma forms of coalition, we would do everything also as

a part of the you. i suppose everything could piece in ukraine and efforts to stop peace negotiations on ukraine. a little bit st. so you're saying that she needs at least 2 weeks to form a coalition. that's because he's going to need at least 2 policies to join his policy in government to get a majority of seats in the national council office, slip back in. now, in terms of what he's talked about, domestic issues, he says his priority. so education health and looking at the rising energy bills, inflation in the country did touch on ukraine and not as being a huge issue in this campaign. mainly because ukraine is, of course, bordering sort of back here. so lots of people talking about that and what, what feed. so during the campaign had said that he didn't want to send one more single bullet to crane. and today he hung down on not saying he still feels the same. he said, yes, humanitarian aid, but no military aid. let's have

a look at the breakdown now of the main policies in the selection of where they stand. it was just, it's me, it's helped to pose just around 23 percent. that would tell you up to $42.00 seats in the national council. high last who was seen is a policy that have many things in common. in fact, the leader is a school months me a policy at min, but they took around 15 percent of the vote and that was totally up to $27.00 on the issue of ukraine has been a really big issue for people across slovakia during this election in the lead up to the election here in the summer, we had the voices of some people about what they felt in regards to that military 8 and to they were going to vote for the i will load for the policy that is for piece the supposed solving things in other ways than by senselessly sending weapons. the media changing of the incumbent government is of most important to me. i was very dissatisfied with it because i felt the impact of sanctions on the people and don't

agree with this governments policy in general, the work of the slovak for public scum room is terrible for those of net double, you know, to warn ukraine certainly didn't help us for the whole of europe and the sanctions against russia are absolutely useless and totally disastrous for europe as close of some of this. now this isn't just a couple of voices on the street. one pole recently found the hall for respondents the we'll send an e mail weapons to quain was another survey recently found, the majority of respondents felt that it was always to be us. will ukraine itself that was responsible for the was a little bit pete, so we'll have to create that coalition. he is seen as being a pro russian politician. he said that he disagrees with sanctions on russia. he's described him as being a logical. that's something we've heard from some of those smaller policies as well . and really this election results is a bit of a political earthquake for brussels, who will not be scratching their heads and wondering whether well but pete,

so will keep his campaign pledges to stilts on military 8. and if so, what impacts that could have when we use unanimous support for ukraine in general. because of course, this now adds another voice to that disenchantment including that of hungry. so the box has made the hungry has to be in a post on supplies, the ukraine from the start of the conflict saying it wants to avoid escalation, read a pass, cause congratulated robot saint. so on his policy, on the when with the pm victoria on quoting it in the spiritual victory, you'll so out of the faith, so as a patriot who is a good to what quits. meanwhile, the election on its result set off the alarm bells and the west, while the financial times reported the robust pizza one because of his on to ukraine stones. the new york times worn to the election will fracture the quote

mostly united front in europe when it comes to the war in ukraine. form. i agree, come boss, really in the disk with some popular assessments about just shift away from all mean kids brings ukraine, one step closer to piece the result of this election is a footstep. so speak with robert faithful whitney this election. we have the he, you 3 countries onboarding. so if i can add folders, i can send the weapons to 30 or to the ukraine. add within nato. it's 4 countries. if we add the, if we add 13. so we see that this coalition is slowly starting to break apart. and so it resulted in augusta right there is a result of, of the decisiveness of the slow back people at vis. besides,

this should be shown by the people of other asian countries as of other they to countries so that we can the last stop the go stations for peace, which is something that we need if you're at, we need on this private across the border in poland opposition need a daunting task, is gearing up the child into the ruling government. and paula met your election set to take place. in 2 weeks time. he has rallied thousands of his supports is on the streets of wool, sol. holes put his policy in a position to give the incumbent conservative coordination around for the money to us because of our to many times with the new which have recently been strained over a purchased fund on random thoughts from the job. i didn't is expecting congress to pos and not that financial aid package for ukraine. also,

promising kia of the washington support would stop. now that's all to be us present have to sign an emergency funding built, prevent a government shut down which excludes new support for key f. we can not under any circumstance allow their support for these planning to be interrupted. i fully expect the speaker to keep his commitment to secure a passage and support needed to help ukraine and say defend themselves against regression of brutality. and us president requested an additional $24000000000.00 and $8.00 fee crane as budget negotiations continued when the funds were cut from the final bill. democratic need was made assurances that a separate aid package would come soon, but looming tensions and both houses of congress over washington's priorities suggests that may still be a point to had to see about deal. all these kind of open explains it appears that a deal has been reached. joe biden has signed

a bill into law extending government funding so the government will not be shut down $47.00 more days. have been bought by this last minute deal with that before a vented a government shut down. now this is a deal that was reached in the us house of representatives, but then later approved by the science. and it was a last minute deals. and as we observed in the house of representatives in the lead up to the final boat, things got pretty heated. here's what republican leaders, kevin mccarthy, and marjorie taylor green ad to say about how she did things got on capitol hill in the lead up to that final vote in the house of representatives is all right that you put america 1st. this, all right of republicans and democrats joined together to do what is what, what the student wanted to do was focused on ukraine in front of america. i understand our responsibilities, but i'm going to put america 1st. crane is not in the 51st state. joe biden treats

ukraine like it's a 51st dates. the senate treats ukraine like it's the 51st state, including mitch mcconnell is one of the worst ones. and you've got the democrats in the house pulling a motion to adjourn, pitching an absolute bed, and apparently pulling a fire alarm over there in the canon building. because it does not find you crane. yet marjorie taylor green was just referring to there is that apparently democrat jamal beaumont, a member of congress, representing new york. he pulled the fire alarm in a congressional office building. now many believe this was an attempt to cause some kind of security situation or evacuation on capitol hill and prove that the vote from taking place that would pass. ready budget that does not include funding for ukraine, and this indicates a lot of desperation on the part of the foreign policy establishment in washington, dc, jake sullivan, and the national security advisor. a few days prior to the government shut down crisis,

a deep voice. his deep concern is believe that if you grain didn't get this money, it would lead to a full russian victory, or here's what he sat. so i think we're at a moment's now, whereas those who support the continued defense on freedoms frontier in ukraine need to stand up and make the case for this in the intermediate term. and over the longer term. this is ultimately about us sustaining our support for ukraine for the long term, for years, not just months at a different level, but nonetheless, for years, we are committed to making sure that we must have the support in both parties and in both houses. to get that done, apparently, the strategy and goal of the by the administration is to continue funding and pro line the war for many years. however, it appears that political discourse within the united states has dramatically shifted. you'll recall that just a few months ago was the lens. he was in the halls of congress getting the standing

ovation and joint sessions of both houses. but his recent visit for the un general assembly got no such red carpet or fans there as a wednesday was not granted the opportunity to address congress and opposition to funding of ukraine as increased as we just now see the passage of this expansion budget budget for $47.00 additional days preventing government shut down, but no new money for ukraine. this is quite a dramatic change. and it looks like within the power structure in united states, the forces that have upholds continued funding and sending of weapons to key a are getting new recruits to join their ranks and expanding their employees and opposition to the continued us funding and pro lying of the conflict is growing, that would be what many would, uh, would you know, conclude, having to look at, look at what just happened to you, or even though the bite and administration wasn't happy about it in order to keep the government from shutting down. they were forced to sign a deal and sign

a spending bill with no new money for ukraine. what i want to bring and now talk show host steve miles back, steve box patients. um, i just want to ask you, i mean, social services would have closed down. many of them, dublin was would have been left without pay. job item comes out and says, well what about ukraine? i, i just want to get your opinion as an america. how does it hit to have your president see many prioritize another country? well, i think ultimately he said, and i'm no fan of job, i don't get me wrong. ultimately they prioritize. united states goes ultimately, the senate voted overwhelmingly and the house passed and the president signed the bill without ukraine funding. i think though you hit on it. i think a lot of people in america poll show it. americans are at best. what uh, on. uh, on continued unlimited funding to ukraine. i think it's been

a $112000000000.00. we hear reports. it's on accounted for, you know, and more and more people elected officials are, are speaking out. unfortunately, as, as got kayla pointed out, my old friend, there are many, many republicans, certainly understanding the majority of them that the weber's, they funding to ukraine. but i want to bring something up that i, i, that is very interesting and was easy to, to miss joe biden. at the end of his little speech today about signing the, the bill was as if he could trust kevin mccarthy going forward because mccarthy's under tact within his own party, blah, blah, blah. and he said, i don't know. we'll see, we just made a deal on ukraine. we'll see if he keeps it now. it's joe, but with all due respect to him, is that actually what happens? did mccarthy say we have? i'm you sign this bill and i promise you i will bring up ukraine aid on a separate bill. that's a deal. or does he just expect mccarthy to do that?

so i don't know it's joe biden, you can never tell, but that should not be overlook. he said, we have a deal. we'll see how this goes. if an answer to could you trust him going on going forward. so it's going to be very interesting to see how this brought up proceeds in the days to come. well i, it does seem that all the state are kind of on to amount of attention is being paid to ukraine. 9 and what was interesting is that we were reading how ukrainian deputy set the camp was told to keep a low profile over the next $45.00 days, which is going to be a defining period as they come to that new agreement. and especially to avoid any corruption relates of scandals. um, i'm gonna ask you a know you've question. why do you think that they were given such instruction? steve? well, obviously, if any, if anything were to come to light, it would just involved in the case of the mostly the house republicans and the few

in the senate. uh that don't want to see ukrainian a to be included in any part of a bunch of deals, you know, without much, much, much more scrutiny. so if this comes, if anything were to come to light, if anything untoward were to happen, obviously it would, it would just up. but you know, i'm bold in their case and it would be hard for me because we're coming to an election in a year. and public opinion does matter. and i told you with the public opinion is already if, if something was to come to light or something were to happen, it wouldn't be easy for uh, for the, the, the same old, same old people to say the same old same old thing as to why we have to keep funding in funding and funding ukraine if the, if something you know, but we were to happen, especially during the period of, of 45 days where they're working on what will hopefully be a budget for the following year. uh, yeah, $365.00 days when the $45.00 days run out so that this is on charge a territory as far as this for the end, the funding of ukraine and uh, we'll see how it progresses. of course. yeah, i mean,

obviously you talked about the election cycle. um, obviously a lot of people say a lot of things and the lead up to the election. but it definitely seems that that was a great deal of frustration. not just amongst some people in politics, but also in the ground. you're talking about some splits amongst the american public as well. do you think that this frustration will have an impact on how washington approaches, new creating and conflict? basically, how do you see americans pull for kids pining out as we go up to november 24? i just, i see more and more politicians are running. uh saying, hey, this is unsustainable because our economy is in big, big trouble and people are, are feeling it. every single pole says that the country is headed in the wrong direction. that the economy stinks and that, and the bind is doing a terrible job on handling the economy. and then if you say, but we're giving billions and billions and billions of dollars the ukraine time and

time and time again. and we plan on doing it for the foreseeable future. we're the limits people are, are going to say what, wait a minute. what about me? what about the price of groceries? what about my paycheck? what about being able to buy less and do less with my finances? it's not, it's, it's going to really push is going to come to shove, and you're going to have a lot of standard seats open, especially on the democrats side every how seat obviously, is open at president trump, who will probably be the nominee for the republicans. has expressed, you know, here's concern with unlimited funding for ukraine. so i think, i think if there's a tied it's, it's turning and it will continue to turn. well, definitely be something to keep an eye on. an american election is always a show. so we will definitely be looking forward to that seems like a lot of people's different countries fates hinge on their elections. that was put, show her staples,

but thank you so much for your time sunday. i pleasure. thank you. but you pay prime minister has a week to buy his defense secretary suggestion to send the british troops as instructors to ukraine, while we're still not did not roll out doing so in the future. he did claim that definitely what happened in the current conflict. and that was a little off the ground shop said he wants to put boots on the ground, into a, of an even move of british arms production facility. that particularly in the west of the country. things opportune to now is to bring most things in country and not just draining, but also we're seeing b a e u. k. defense for, for example, move into manufacturing in country and miss reporting about this on place. so just be absolutely clear about what's happening there. people will know for a long time that we've been trading, ukrainian citizens and soldiers. we've been doing that here in prison. we're taking a lead on that. a lots of other countries have joined our assets and it's making a huge difference and we'll continue to do that. and what the defense actually was

saying was that it might well be possible one day in the future for us to do some of that training in new christ about something for the loan. so not the here. and now the remote british soldiers that will be sent to fight in the car in conflict. that's not what's happening. now. this seems to be something of a you to and by british prime minister richie so not to you seem to roll back on comments. move on, you defense, actually gone shops in the sunday teller golf shots and said the british chief was set to be deployed inside ukraine for the 1st time. but as soon as now says that those comments were misinterpreted. the shops in davis told me about a time in the future when the conflict has come to an end shop. so also said that he was set to deploy the royal navy to protect you crime, you call go vessels in the black sea. and he also encourage all the companies to follow the lead of the systems that you produce defense industry company, a setup shop inside ukraine, in order to develop a manufactured homes. weapons that there's been some speculation that soon after months came off to russia, said,

any put your suits inside ukraine would be legitimate targets. the british defense secretary decided to transfer english training courses for ukrainian soldiers to the territory of ukraine itself. that is there and its own instructors and the legal targets for our on forces, knowing well that they will be destroyed with no mercy and not as most of the res, but precisely as british data specialists. now very strong. where is it from med with that? who is this actually cold shots on his counterparts? atheist, the thing is hedlam towards world war 3. now you were cold last year that the leading a position, ukrainian political figure, a victim adventure and an exclusive interview with all to you. soon off that he was released into prison exchange deal accused with tennessee, the leading aggressor in driving the conflict in ukraine, boris johnson. of course, a regular visitor to cab on the night last year. he was accused of persuading zalinski not to sign

a piece deal with it was on the table. now this isn't the 1st time the president has come on the fire. of course, president putin, himself as issued warnings about the consequences of a potential confrontation is you and your guy who is good bringing any troops into direct contact with the russian army is a very dangerous step that could lead to a global catastrophe. i hope that they will be smart enough not to take such dangerous steps, not wasting the increase for weapons and homes in to ukraine. of course, germany recently announced that it was setting the tourist long range based on the united states. as it was, i said that it's going to send me a long range missiles. of course it's previously sent that home all is well written has sent the storm shudder on the battlefield. we've seen the challenge of to tank the purchase turn, go up in flames. and president zalinski has announced that the abrams tank is also now inside the country, but we're seeing more petro pulled on, the 5 is increasing the likelihood of confrontation. i'm moving

a further further away from piece. john le smotts and j compassed sending more aid to ukraine to dumping money into a black hole on one page by the torres corruption about we shouldn't be naive about um, was a rock is like big or rocky with a new kind. well, if you look at the amount of money that's been shuffled towards industrial ministry, conflicts in america, but have sprint the thinking of research, so not tonight as a is compassion. the in the cabinet is well by us. we need to take a slice of the cake as well and start to think we need to start thinking about how money can come a way and create jobs and help investment. i think this policy is really other thing, which is more worrying. i thing is that we should never forget to ukraine is one of the most corrupt countries in the world and very much a black hole. wherever you send money into it, it just disappears. you know, any business we do with you guys, we have to fight to the ends with which we shouldn't be night. you know, there was going to be a lot of sliced off the top of that. so transaction,

i'm just going to go to him and his and his clothes on to rush to some british troops now to crying, well, no, government, minnesota, or even a prime minister could actually stand off until some department, or even people who are objectives all the what we're trying to do is so much confusion is so much chaos. the idea that we can send soldiers to fight the risk a level 3 scenario is a completely insane the beach. i would imagine very, very few people on the streets are produced. cities. if you interviewed them where would support the idea the canadian prime minister is struggling to find the scape goat for a scoundrel that a rop to during the ukrainian president's recent visit to altima. bottom is a lot of the just from today, the entire canadian parliament gave a standing ovation to a wall pool to not see cooperate, to treat. it was now in hot water of the incident of the country's opposition wants

him to take the blame. i take personal responsibility for this shame and personally apologize on behalf of himself. all of us in this house on friday. finally take personal responsibility. the outgoing speaker took responsibility and resigned, as was the right thing to do when will he start taking ownership for his failures and apologize for them. all. physician concentrates on personal attacks on me. i will stay focused on building more affordable housing and delivering things like the grocery benefits and delivering child care at $10.00 a day under this prime minister. a nazi was honored in this place in question, is this who speaks for canada? and if it's not this prime minister, isn't it time for canadians to have one who will? but i think they're also interested in seeing who's trying to make partisan. hey,

i was trying to look for gains out of what was obviously a terrible, terrible mistake to, to claim that no one in parliament was a well, the 98 year old yard stuff, who had been part of an assess position accused of real crimes. but russia has cost out on that statement, given the nazi a compass as possible snow seat put 21 aside from most piedmont, to get apology from altima. it does indicate that it might c club because extradition, a cold apology, delivered by prime minister trudel and the house of commons is not an apology at all. and these words are not enough. i believe that despite the deep controversies between moscow in auto, amid the current geo political situation, the government and parliament of canada are obliged to find the courage and apologize to all russians into the russian community of canada. for the shameful incident that the whole world witnessed on september 22nd. i'll put it on tassel. so expressed interest in pursuing an expedition play full spectrum. and also fox

will investigate what the nazi collaborate to is wanted for crimes committed against post nationals in the 1940s. that's just now re wine and see how the whole account. busy unfolded the advocacy in a packed house of commons, the ethnic ukrainian being cited and waltz pizza of been in a taurus unit of the ss, and also why he was hailed instead as a hero who had for to gainst the russians in world war 2. that's a reference to the soviet brad telling me which back to the course, the nazi sod royce, until victory. i run it play kind of do itself is also part of the headlamp coalition. following this down to the canadian immigration, minnesota state to that, it's time to come to terms with the country of shadowing past. what doors were open for those who had terrorized europe for years. canada has a really talk you through with not cease in canada. there was

a point to now history when it was easier to get in as a nazi then it was as a jewish person. i think that's a history. we have to reconcile a kind of side. you know, the 1st stop scandal in canada back in 2020 in the city of oak, felt a police investigation was opened up to the was not see when you went to a spray painted on the landmark honoring members of the collect, say, assess division based and ukraine, no members of the unit have been accused of involvement in the kenning of moving a 1000000 people, including jews, poles, ukrainians, and russians. however, the canadian authorities classified the spray painting of a hate crime, raising questions about all to a stones and knots as an independent page. and john, steve, a ball that could be incident a demonstration of all to was disconnect from reality a while. just enter though, did apologize. his apologized, his apology was, as could be expected from true though it was, he said this incident was embarrassing his apology. it was embarrassing to

important to note how disconnected from reality. he thinks canadians are, and i think canadians are starting to understand that their government is not a squeaky clean as soon as they try to portray themselves. if you also have hunger was as that he was introduced. if you simply, if he was fighting against the russians then on whose side was exciting. i mean, that's pretty clear, right? so why did none of the m p 's at the time had the presence of mind to question that canada has a dark, dark history, riddled with entering nazis into canada and the 1950s around 2 to 3000 different, depending on whose records you look at and white washing their crimes and allowing them to live freely under their own names in canada, in the 1980s. i think it was, there were some sort of tribunal where and they, they mildly looked at prosecuting these nazi's. but basically didn't, they basically said, well, we can't, we can't define whether or not the committed war crimes. and so they were allowed to continue living in canada. now the question i raised when i saw this standing

ovation for your slum hunker is it's not so much that the speaker needs to resign. certainly adjustment for the interest here freelance, our deputy prime minister should be resigning for the long standing support to not please. but why did not as and ask what's going to happen to this man and what's going to happen to the other thousands of knots, he's living in canada or at least entered into kind of in the fifty's. all those are just of 2 office stories that we all keeping an eye on. it full r t dot com is a place for you. thanks for choosing us and enjoy the rest of the weekend. the fragments bismark, i thought a fuel can come in. it looks that way, and the sony collapsed on face tentative, focusing on got to learn us if you will need to go with us about us, the content. i see that the cause of the story is like