the, the washington's political unity is in its heathers, as in a historic move us, how speaker is ousted from as opposed to allegations of a secret funding deal for ukraine. despite public pledges to put american interest person, some of my colleagues are only willing to stand up and fight throughout border tickets and billions to ukraine to fund their border to was had enough of that. and that's why i brought this portion to vacate ukraine risk being left hung out to dry when it comes to future aid for it to your efforts by the collective west, which now admits it can no longer afford to provide here with money and weapons. and israel demands canada, acknowledge that it's a storage sense of allowing it not safe to emigrate to the country as

a scandal around ottawa's problem into putting a form or not to collaborate or continues to cause global outraged the i'm rachel ruble in moscow. this is our t international in a historic 1st year with house speaker and kevin mccarthy has been ousted from his post with 208 democrats and 8 republicans. voting to remove the official hello republican mat gates who triggered the vote accused mccarthy of agreeing it to a secret and deal with president biden on further aid to crane. despite the latter publicly plunging to put american interest 1st. it was concerning to me to hear of news of a secret d o on ukraine funding that word of a lot rolled more money with ukraine, with our southern border. how expensive is that to our customers and be able to

patrol to our eyes, to the people that are suffering as a consequence of our border, that some of my colleagues are only willing to stand up and fight for our border if tickets and billions to ukraine to fund their border to well, i've had enough of that and that's why i brought this motion to vacate. and the last vote on you we had a majority of the majority vote. no. and yet that was not something is the leadership on. and they use democratic votes to send more money to train. and maybe the last straw for me was learning that kevin mccarthy had created a secret side deal with president biden on ukraine. while we were in the middle of this, this government funding donald fall. i wouldn't add is that clearly somebody's been lied too because we heard the president come out and say there was a deal with the speaker on you frame and the speaker just stood up in front of all of us and said that there is no deal on you crate the house, democrats say there's a deal on ukraine, so we're going to sort that out. we're going to sort out who's lying because somebody's wine about whether or not as is c r a negotiation. there was

a secret side deal on ukraine funding. well, this is a historic move where we see the mog weighing of the republican party, the trump, a line with populace waiting of the republicans not remove a speaker of the house for the 1st time and the history of the speaker of the house . that's the position that is the 3rd in line to be president of the united states . that is, the person who presides over the house of representatives, new larger of the 2 legislative bodies at the federal level with united states. but the 1st time we've had a speaker of the house ousted amid their term and this is quite a big move now, mac gates who led the moves that it was about. the fact that while gavin mccarthy had said one thing and he had made a secret deal to make sure that ukraine continued to get funding in the long term, what he's referring to is the fact that there was almost a government shut down over the weekend. recently. and that there was

a deal reached in order to prevent it. they did pass a $47.00 day extension spending bill to prove that the government from shutting down and biden's deb, it's some kind of arrangement had been reached between kevin mccarthy so that ukraine would continue to get funding in the long term. now. kevin mccarthy denies that blood sample cabinet and mccarthy's rhetoric does indicate that there was some kind of equivocation between the us border patrol and the ukrainian forces. but the priority for me as america and our borders now, i support being able to make sure ukraine has the weapons that they need. but i fairly support the border 1st. so we've got to find a way that we can do this together. it seems that many uh, resents kevin mccarthy and the more neo conservative establishment republican wang for its commitment to following on popular u. s. foreign policy. social media has been flooded with people rejoicing calvin mccarthy's departure. and allister,

kevin mccarthy wouldn't give up funding for ukraine. that's it, let this be a message to every future speaker. americans are done funding for morse and money laundering, while our country falls apart. and this republicans can replace them with someone who cares about fiscal responsibility, strong border security and america 1st rather than ukraine. first, his allister would be a win win for the american people. there is, you know, for this is the amount of attention, new brain has gone. well so much is in need and there's such a frustrating and deteriorating situations here at home. so it seems like a majority opinion a has been expressed. this is certainly a surprise. many did not expect that kevin mccarthy would indeed get ousted. that's the way the boat wraps. i mean, kevin mccarthy is out. they'll be looking for a new speaker of the house of representatives, soon white a dramatic day on capitol hill, legal and the media analysts. lionel believes the ukranian black money,

whole played a decisive role. and these latest developments i'm going to start off by saying, i am not unbiased. i am not a journalist. i am not in any way going to give you away concise, an cronkite esque approach. i am telling you as an american citizen, finally, the republicans have done something. anything they start for something might be wrong, it might be stupid, it might be foolish. but finally, for the longest time, i am going to tell you the g o p a, which i am not just blowing the right code. i am a registered independent, which is a political atheist or reg gnostic. whatever that means on either side i despise equally. but for the longest time, people been asking commode, what did these republicans been for? they don't like trump, they, they, they are, are they democrats? what are they a true? yes. a significant portion of this was the ukrainian vote,

because nobody's understood. i mean, i'm it especially right now when think about this. people are being told we're going to shut down the government because we don't have enough money. i'm sorry, but to be frank, that might be listed. there's belt way, politics. there's washington the way they think, you know, deep stayed to heritage and though that sort of thing, they watch cnn. and morning, joe and they live in that world. the vast majority of most americans have no idea of what ukraine means. what rushing means, they know what, some kind of a war and you know, they're willing to help the good guys. but what really gets people's attention and what really gets americas attention is when you say you have money that are going elsewhere, that are not being audited. not being accounted for. now, a lot of aspects to this, and some of them political, some of them via radical. what this is, this is been quite a while donald trump is on trial, as we speak, who just received

a gag order. i mean, this is, you, you, you can't write this, you can't write this. i've been doing this for a while, and i have never seen anything even remotely as, as a tragic comic as this ukraine could be left tongue out to drive when it comes to future aid. and it's for efforts by the collective west that's as the you and washington put the brakes on their cash flow with the u. k. also admitting a can't afford to send any more weapons to ukraine. earlier i spoke with our correspondent charlotte davinsky, who gave us more insight on the development we've heard for the last year or so with you. we will provide you, all of the military that you need will provide you with the humanitarian assistance . we will keep giving and giving until you can see russia on the battlefield. that now is not ringing true. we are 20 months into the world in ukraine and

a century we have seen huge cracks, forming. we've had crisis in washington over the last week with that, do you happen to be struck? that meant they could have put the shut down, but there would be no new age for ukraine. and now we're hearing not just from the us, but also from the u. k as well. so essentially the carpet is back when it comes to military equipment. we're given that we just about as much as we can afford. we will continue to source equipment to provide for ukraine. but what they need now is things like a defense assets and artillery ammunition. and we have run dry on all that for while we have the ability to continue to support ukraine's ability to defend itself . in the immediate term, we have already exhausted much of the existing security assistance funding. it is enough to for us to meet the meet you crazy. urgent matter from better feel needs for a bit for a bit longer, but we'll remaining, but we'll be maintaining our, our study cadence of p. da's for sure. but it is not the long term solution here it is not the long term solution. the reality is these countries now looking at their

own store files, looking at their own capabilities and st. you know, we have to put ourselves 1st. i know ukraine. yeah, i mean, it makes sense. it, you know, given the money the west has collectively given that to kia, has ukraine's counter offensive medics potations. well, this is something that's really being questioned and it's a bruising question when it's off to ukraine. we've had a sense over the last few months about comprehensive has not been going very well. in fact, some reports suggesting that you need a microscope on a month to see where that had been of offensive breaking through. and this is after billions and billions of dollars, not just from the u. s. c, u, k, the e u. in other western allies, schools being plowed into quite the military training. and the question is, what has this money achieved? now we now have it from one ukraine and p themselves. really, the difficulties in the state of both accounts defenses has achieved it for the

last few months. counter offensive is going as planned, as long as the sun swell, as much as we can, haven't going as planned. was the amount of weapons on the quality of the munition, that that's where a guessing at the steady or the deliveries and the big or the deliveries of the arguments for you frame the foster, the counter offensive 5. the if we can well less than one percent of the ground, the law and for the invasion. unfortunately, that doesn't do any time for the end of the month to guy before another month for 5 years, for the cold in the winter settles and before we can uh, we will. we will have to actually force until the spring time, less than one percent. that really is nothing to show for all of that money and that there's something now that western governments are indeed questioning. yeah. and the fact that the western media now is finally acknowledging and even the question is something significant as well. well, what are some of the other voices in europe that are calling for an end to military support for ukraine will have to spend the last few days in slovakia they've had an

election that and the policy that came out hoping the polls is one that campaign to get sending new move weapons to quite not a single bullets. we've also heard dissenting voices from poland. they saying that they haven't got anymore military a to send ukraine either. and that's really interesting procedure to the loudest voices in europe over the last year. essentially been improving brussels in to, you know, sending more things and not doing enough. he needs a to create a new need to do create these. now how to complete scene change and the you to in what they're saying that we've also heard from hungry is foreign minister. this is peter seattle. who was us the just in the last 2 days about that sort of fit. she could that comes in terms of supporting ukraine and he turned round and responded to a question that specifically then said, it is what's being said behind doors. what do we know hearing in front of the cameras? and this is how we've responded to that. i can see that the world, so you are is looking forward to the end of this war because they don't understand

many things about it. they don't understand. for example, how every time there is or outside you are, the you looks down from a moral high ground and calls for peace negotiations and an immediate end to the violence. but when the war ends in europe, that you fuse the conflict and supplies weapons. and it's even wider than that uh, from a political report in the last few days. i'm just going to quote one, you official note named but said we cannot keep giving from our own stockpiles. and that really seems to be a message that we're hearing more and more not just from a you from the u. k. i'm from the us. the 3 big supporters of ukraine in this wolf to eliza magneer award journalist and a political analyst based in brussels, explains how that you became the victim of its own policies when it comes to funding ukraine. a deal with being is, are no longer each is yeah, states to find that. and so the, all that is going, you know, way i need to know russia economy is doing without going back that much better.

they all back to the 1st beginning of the war and they offered using, bless on getting new money because of the increase of price of oil. we are stupid enough to go and buy the russians or so here we are much more expensive than buying it from russia. we have lost and those free to that was public, died by the us. and germany was the 1st country a leading the industry. and now if there's a number of pool and going down the line in france in brussels, in all the european countries, we suffering from heavy inflation, the valuation of the euro. and people are hardly managing that since the end of the month, the population, all suffering from the consequences of financing ukraine. cooperation in science and education, russian society and an era of transformation and the ukrainian crisis. these are

just some of the topics on the agenda is the 20th annual meeting of the valid i discussing club centers this thursday in the rest of the city of searching. all right, let's get some more details. now from our tea correspondence, it goes down off who is at the 4 on the guard, the 3rd day of the form, what's happening as well? absolutely. well, as you know, the opening date was dedicated to move the global issues like national security, global security, food security, and so on and so forth. on day 2, the spotlight was somewhat stolen by the future of the energy markets because of the rules of to the beginning of the russian campaign military campaign in ukraine, the west into us. they went loud and the showed what they can do that they can essentially use all these capitalistic means to basically try and strangle the economy of any country by imposing such things as world price caps and so on and so forth. so that inevitably got the spotlight today. people here have gathered to

talk mostly about education, innovation and well technology and education. so to discuss this further and maybe to get a more in depth look about this, i'm joined by i'm all of those aid. know who is a former an advisor on russian to deliver needs format president, thank you so much for sharing your time with me here. so all these was like education, technology innovation, the of some of the, the very broad tubs. so can you maybe talk to me about what they mean here? what exactly are you discussing? what you personally hope to come out of this day 3 of the, of all the discussion club, actually this bundle of us a goes the went along the same line of the previous pilots with regard to as you just mentioned, to imposing sanctions. because in the fields of science, education, and even technology, sometimes these st. joe's effect negatively. these if the main spheres,

eventually in brief uh, it was meant to discuss the 2 main things. first of all, what is that all of science into it and taking the in the cockpit ation between the 3 main front is what actually working to get the name of the china and india to bring the science to another level, especially after what's a restaurant is facing these days and in defense of the sanctions against its uh, industry because you know, mainly that option market was uh, depending on buying technologies from outside. so now there is, and you are all in the, from the russian side where the, the, the government or the in the private, the homepage it invest into a new industries. basic be using the mines on the brains of the russian scientists in collaboration and go to collaboration with indians and chinese. this

is something very important which at least the course of an empty is up on the political economic. and it's also in this sense, this is, this was a very important, the subject, the 2nd subject. how that education would, it would reach the gaps between countries on the, on the development. and now that into the 2nd level of the development in order to, to make time to of a multi folded, which has, eh, eh, set the similarities and it's that goes to children. and in this regard, russia and 11 on where it can be co cooperates and help out with each other. alternative something about the very shortly we would be celebrating the a to years of diplomatic revision between investor i'm living on throughout. this is actually, it was supportive whether it was so between even before or either or less. nowadays, the, and the culture of the new a level we have, we is, will have so many students who came to into

a restaurant. and so between them before they graduated and they have full kind of a, you know, as society within the liberties society who live on as if for them to come to, to russia. and we look forward them to intensification the, the, the, that it issue with them up on the of, or politically diplomatically, but. busy so in the economic collab business fis, twel 11 and is going some, some hard times right now. economy wise? yeah. do you think that maybe it could find a helping hand, sort of stretched from moscow up there to something get the last 6 or 7 years. we would pop from live on on, i'm just trying to bring it in and i saw to be investing in the country. and though it illustrating the company was awarded a contract into a to, to build the construct they help for the, for the oil and gas in the indian or some part prefer the country. but unfortunately, the, the, the impulse sanctions on russia and the russian companies play the if any negative

order, because this not to do is send the signals of withdrawal with, you know, and re fully understand. we are still hoping that things would be better understood between each on the living and, and the restaurant in order to mantle to find the foot step for us, right in the living is, says the economy, because we don't want to keep it dependent on the, on the western side, that's all we'll have to move in, such a hub, could totally help out the lebanese economy. but right now it seems that the country's suffering because of some 2nd hand world, 2nd hand consequences of the sanctions imposed against bruship. so the step was a to thank you very much for your time. i'm up as a to an advisor on russia to the liberties former president. and of course, this is just the beginning of the day 3, but what people are really preparing here for is tomorrow's visit of the russian president vladimir putin who will be here addressing the participants. and perhaps

even answering a few questions. but we don't know about that for sure as of yet, but we will make sure that we are standing by here to bring you all the latest to cover that too. right? a r t correspondence a course down. i think our thank you. the scandal over at canada's attitude towards nazis both past and present. it shows no sign of a bathing with israel now demanding canada address the glaring difference and it's post world war 2 immigration policies toward jews and former nazis in order to prevent such injustices from happening again. at a time of rising anti semitism, beyond embarrassing incidents in parliament underscore is the imperative of comprehensive education on anti semitism them. and now on the holocaust and on the history of world war 2. the very possibility of its occurrence undermines the responsibility of countries like canada, to the shared perspective,

commitment of never again demanding to remember and to know the past in order to identify presence threats and prevent the reoccurrence of atrocities too terrible to imagine. but not too terrible to have happened after a week of silence, these real has now officially or reacted to the scandal in canada that has the making headlines worldwide. where the whole holloman's, including the country's prime minister, adjusting to the door. and he's gas at that time, your point in president full of the medicine lensky gave a standing ovation to f for nazi call about 8 or as you know, as a result, the problem in speaker had to quita and mr. to do apologize for that mistake that embarrass, choose country and nowadays rarely special invoice for combat thing and facilities and says that these resignation should only be the 1st step and can't as official recognition of its own long history of harbouring nazis at the same time, refusing to provide refuge to jews. well, these accusation is quite harsh,

but it seems they hold water. according to official dates, are between 19531945 canada. it has drastically restricted the amount of jewish refugees allowed to enter its territory. it was also an incidence back in 1959 when a vessel carried 900 doors, men, women, and children, all those escaping from the atrocities didn't and was denied entry to canada and as a result back then, the vast, so had to sail back to europe and many of the passengers of that boat, the venture, the silence desk at the hands of the knots, is a 2018 justin to do it again as he was the prime minister of canada at that time as while apologize for that incidents. but there was never an apology for accepting according to different estimations, around 2000 nazi war criminals at the end of the war. the historian, these railey special envoy for calling by taking anti semitism,

refers to the old american journalist that's at that time. it was very easy for nazis to freely and to canada. we know that one of the ways of getting into the council of canada during this period was by showing the ss tattoo. this prove that you were an anti communist man, but was a charge of the sentence. the south was obviously the charge with the responsibility of murdering jews. so it was the question that these will work from the scandal, but they can add in a column and has all the ready 3 good reactions worldwide, including from the countries that suffers from ukraine and nazi calibrators. officials from both russia and poland on now saying that they are cuz caesar in official legal means to expedite and investigate and spoke to trial, all potential war criminals that could still be hiding in canada these days, including the man who was praised in the kennedy in palm and theresa and seeing while adjusting toys now trying to put all the blame solely on the speaker off the

column and who had to wait as a result, as you know versus former it is to sort of get lab road says that there is no way that all those people applaud into that man in the palm and didn't know about he's passed the door. true to those comment on this piece. beautiful to look at. he's a prime minister after all. and when he ends the lensky work laughing and raising their fists in the air, saluting this nazi of course they knew everything. but the saddest thing is the true dog after summing up the courage to apologize. apologize to whom do the craniums enters the landscape with whom they si kyle: disfigure to get this is this grace level as these are the needs with israel. now joining this push to bring all canada based nazis to light the spotlight. the bad man who was praised recently in the canada and paul events was provided with could turn out to be 2 brides for other nazi calibrators to handle 10. definitely, we may expect to hear more of that story in the upcoming days. but also some

western media outlets try to downplay the story with political publishing an article on the incident calling it complicated. the opinion piece like is the soviet union to nazi germany, even suggesting that signing was the 3rd right? wasn't such a big deal. also down the line that serving in the ss and military force loyal to hitler and responsible for mass genocide made someone a more criminal. the idea that for him, volunteers and congress were being allocated to of off and assess rather than develop marked on administrative rather than ideological grounds. he's a hard sell for audiences condition to believe they asked as the primary task was genocide and symbol narrative, like everybody in the assess, was skilled to work. crimes are more pervasive because they're much simpler to grasp. history isn't complicated at all. as a matter of fact, it's pretty straightforward. if you're part of the s s, you're a nazi. all right, there are no 2 ways about it. the slime. yes, most blatantly, revisionist manipulative, disturbing thing. i've come across in a while for the record. it was ruled at nuremberg that the entire ss was

a criminal organization and everyone in it a criminal. why political click bait politic oh, now running straight up, holocaust revisionism and walk and s s white washing? absolutely no one political europe look just because you are a literal nazi who swear allegiance to hitler. it don't necessarily make you a bad guy to made those attempts to whitewash nazi as an strong sentiment towards voss and soldiers, both in ukraine and beyond. including an ottawa remains with canadian neo nazi active us laying flowers to memorials dedicated to the listing division fighters out of the cemetery. with inscriptions, hailing them as heroes who died for the freedom of ukraine. canadian journalist and activist eve engler says auto. it has been trying to whitewash naziism for decades. i certainly agree with the fact that there was a deeply uh anti jewish uh immigration policy in canada before

during and just after world war 2. and that's well documented. uh uh, i also agree that the canadian government commission for the mid 19 eighties i looked into uh the, those 5 with the nazis who were allowed to immigrate to canada. no doubt that the, the canadian government should do a full accounting of of exactly why it was easier for former nazi soldiers to injure canada after whether a team that it was produced. i think the reason was in large part because they were and to call me and immediately after world war 2, the canadian government began to take on the, the cold war, the anti soviet. uh oh, look. and in the nurtured farm right. specifically, you paid in but also uh, eastern europeans on nationalism as

a way to undermine the ussr and nice and that's all pretty well. uh, pretty well documented. totally more details i should be brought to like or dislike with as much more news til ahead in about 30 minutes. in the meantime. be sure to visit our website. archie dot com for the very latest updates and breaking news about the the, [000:00:00;00]

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