to the particulars construct, this is your default phillips. it's a good, it's what sample obviously got to and also for molly's yeah, i guess the citizens. yeah. then can i ask you, i mean, um, i know the president joker sat in twins twins too, but he might, uh, we will try for indonesia to become like china and india, which is basically by discounts in the russian crude. then sell it at full price to europe. do you think indonesia is looking at this and thinking, you know what, what partners with ross and asked young in g 20 we've bought historically good relationship. this could be a big opportunity. so in to be sure it's a good business model. uh. yeah, uh, yeah, thank you. uh, actually uh, the policy also can you should government is to try to explore the oil to other companies, but not using the up can make any, some of the price category. so because the press got to make any sense is not of,

it's not though suitable for the addition of energy policy because it will have the effects to that last year in the commercial building for you. but it isn't . government must drive in steps another way to english is to explore, to sign that and also the congress for example, a lady by inducing a n g n g, a guest guest energy explorer to sign up or letter congress. instead of using the landscape mechanism in which the input from russia was compet, below the price is not listed in the for any set, unless yeah, from my perspective, the best solution is this, this yeah, must be 1st, if i to x xbox to x, what blue china edit the same side. interesting. it's good for you. this domestic reductions monkey bought things from russia to sell the oil to tighten up with the

market price. and very quickly, if not you, i could tell you a very briefly about that settings. um, is that a fair in indonesia, that if they buy russian crude, they could potentially be punished somehow by a so called allies in the west. sorry, bracy. yeah, this law subscriber from bins and government also. so as a joke, but we, because because in general we can possibly be awfully inactive if this person to call we support what of the discipline and most of the young in terms of the energy politics. so there is most of the speed of the main thing that the president, the holidays is how to make the energy export the input with the price. what sort of in this yeah and look for for the inputs the police and also informed us. yeah. without talking sounds like. 6 every rational policy,

we very much appreciate your input. that was that, that you know x, but yeah, and part of your time, thanks for your time. thank you. what do you think? uh well, that is all a rundown of today's new story so far, but a full check back in nights out for any updates. in the meantime, across full breaks down this way, the problem is the speech to us congress quite controversial and they pick up the fact from fiction sentiment besides enjoying the the hello and welcome to cross stock where all things are considered. i'm peter live

out. and his address to a joint session of congress is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu spent a good portion of his speech attacking americans who had been protesting israel's genocidal campaign in gaza. the majority of law makers in the chamber responded with a standing ovation. the crossing netanyahu was addressed to congress. i'm joined by my guess, lionel in new york. he is a legal and media analyst, also. new york. we have stanley cohen, he is a human rights lawyer and in bay we process the bund grillo. he is a news desk editor for the cradle. alright, gentleman, costs lock rolls in effect, that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate line. and let me go to you 1st. since you are in the fishbowl officially for this program on a weekly basis here, how do you account for the violence and the protesting outside of the venue of

congress? and the majority of the law makers in the chamber itself, greeting listening to netanyahu, gave him a standing ovation. kind of a interesting split screen, don't you think as well interesting, a couple of points here. first, as far as mileage goes, i don't you know, peter, i'm not one to be. i'm not a conspiracy theorist, but i'm a conspiracy analyst. and whenever i see somebody do things which i think would necessarily hurt a particular cause. the 1st part of me, the suspicious part of me always is, are these necessarily are these as you all provide the doors or so i don't really know and, and, and, and we, we can talk about that. that's number one. what i said was the most important, which i didn't understand was, can anybody please tell me why mister netanyahu received more security then president trump did. when, when president trump every single day, i know for a fact he cant even keep track of the amount of threads where we had

a secret service director who said well that was a slandered roof and you know, we might fall. and then in watching some of the coverage from uh, yesterday, from people like, uh, the others who were doing live streaming. i, i heard somebody say they had n y p d. yeah. they, they look in somebody, you wait a minute, they've got new york. i'm in new york and i cross the street and i risk my life. so why is it and why be here? i and so be, so i, i don't understand the said norton, that this dissimilarity or protection, i'm not saying to be no protection. but can you please, can anybody tell me why president trump gets nothing? well line on the line. oh, i can add $0.02. you're talking about security. i can add to that. why was there the stand down on january 6th? because they were, they certainly didn't have insurance of a police officers. uh, they could have been deployed, but we, we uh, go astray here, stanley. what is this? what is the say about american foreign policy when it comes to israel?

because the way netanyahu spoke is, is, if the foreign policy is the same, that both countries have the same foreign policy. and both countries are the same country. he spoke as if he was in american stanley a little listen, i find the power, lots of, of the media and politicians be crying. and so for violence outside, really a demonstration that much more being bored to us and raised by the most violent countries in the world right now. being brought to us by a country that has been supporting the genocide by people that are supporting united states. and it's march your for the genocide against palestinians. so that's the glaring, double stand. the notion that the, the, the, the, the for a has no close is once again on full display. this is now the 4th time that that's in yahoo, who's come to congress dispute with his lies. his propaganda is, hates his violence in his manipulation. now, yes, you read numerous members of congress standing cheering for him. if they thought it

would garner votes for their position on their side, they would share for 16 hours showing up the eating grass. and so it was once again a stage best where the zionists and 8 back and the pro is really lobby, largely republicans. and let's, i'm not gonna let the democrats well, there's the fact that you don't go to a speech by a war monger doesn't forgive you for the fact that you've continued to fun, the death and destruction in palestine. so there's, there's a double standard throughout yesterday. and now today, the notion of the vine with justin's violence every day against palestinians, every day funded by billions of us dollars. the notion that he received the chair from people and congress will yes, there warmongers themselves. yep. so i think we need to be careful to back away from this double standard. it was once again, a freak show. once again, nothing you know, showing and spewing is 8, and his anger and his violence and his distortion for political purposes for his

crowd backbone. and for trumps crowd united states, you know now. well, i'm glad you mentioned that, asked about let's go to you and be rude to me. the standing ovation. so it was like circa seals standing every time, you know, they were waiting on every word coming out of his mouth, but nothing. yeah. who can't get a standing ovation from any group of people in this real right now. there's another, you know, oddity to this whole story. he's intensely disliked in israel, and he gets a, a bear hug in the united states. a bit, you know, to buy some pounds. he's got an over 50 standing of patients truly a surface show like that non on that has been seen before was i think would be the only competition would be stolen in the 19 thirty's keep going. or indeed, in the, you know, it's just the absolutely, uh, ridiculous display. and on top of these, you know, i guess he's doing just the most ridiculous lives, things that i have already been to disprove. and you know, they, how mazda rape story is the babies in the all,

and they hated babies. all of these things that we can all for a fact that these point that there is no evidence to prove that he's really investigators. i'm not been able to prove that any of these things happened. he goes on based on the, on congress in good standing ovations for saying these things and you have exactly as you're saying, this is a man who is only a saving. uh, the only thing that of saving his whole them power is these war private cuz this is a man that even before of over 7, most a large portion of brand new society was looking to get rid of him over the whole traditional, the whole situation. and now 7 october, he has failed to recover you no more than a handful of captives or from from guy side to reach. he continues to the standing, the way of a cease fire deal to sabotage if he continues to uh to, to just perpetrate the most famous war crimes. and this is the version that again, it's just a standing ovation, i think, but more than 50 standing ovation is really, i think this is a, this is just this, but just on display how out of reality,

i thought the us political class leaves in private as with us, as we have said already, the fact that some members of congress eating, but maybe the fact that or you know, pamela heart is into writing, were in there, doesn't mean that they don't support nathan. yeah. right. they just mean that they weren't there for that speech. they're gonna meet with him today. they're gonna stand more, bumps, bumps up and reaching. these are all essentially every 4 days, shipments of 2500 pound bonds. that i keep being dropped on homes on house is on hands by the guy. so right now, 82 percent of the slaves under forced it back to asian orders. there is no safety sonia, pop, medium. people just moving from left to right from north to south deal as being n esteban and disney mentioning the a ceasefire. we have to point out to our viewers that the only time hostages had been released when there was a ceasefire. so we do have a president, let me go back to lionel in new york. i'm line all um. it's an yeah. who called protesters, useful idiots. but i think some the people that were in attendance in that chamber

there, the useful idiots as well. it did, this is the, these are the various trope isms that come on, that, that, that you must know this by the way, forgive me cuz i'm, i'm in just a real dolly dog. uh uh, i do a more bergman movie. i've got the president who is of some kind of weird a i and i'm a tronic. i've got a woman who can age every 3 minutes, who very well could be the next president. i know i have a congress that on to jump in with the a country, by the way, who would things nothing? when's the lensky and, and on, and no show up, and they're stopping everything. and if you ask people, what are you going? who is in charge here, but you mentioned peter that the trump is simply this, that if you stand up for the, for the right how, what we want to phrase it,

you are a dupe of home us, your energy submitted, your and designers your as, and they say this, and you would not be leave. if you read the the news here. there almost is like an auto like a complete, like when you sometimes you type something and it will complete. if you put mt but just submit it. and you submitted as, as, as though anybody who was against either genocide, war crimes massacres, whatever you want to call it, is making a statement about jody is um, yeah, we have not cuz we cannot get past this. and we have this comb with toes media that themselves don't say, wait a minute, let's at least get the phrase right without the actually let me throw that to span we family, you know, it's been not, not a good 9 months now. does this lower being and being, being called an anti semite, this like taking carry the same kind of punch because i'm really tired already gotta tell i i've, i've got to tell you what's going on in the middle east and with us money dollars

is absolutely insights. are better and you have all yeah. right. and that's as yes . yes. well if i, if i may, it is. if i may, you've got one person that's in yahoo wants to murder arabs and you've got in the united states, you've got insight, some lights, namely by and wants to help him to murder arabs or he's meeting with trump who wants to own average. so what is the insights down? because the one area where a pack has been remarkably, n a d l successful is, is convincing people that the semites are, you are being jews at the semites or people from france. are people from one. there are people from brooklyn, or people from germany, but not the original indigenous people that have not left their homelands since day number one. so this distortion of anti semitism is the one area above all else besides method young coming and talking about is really is being victims. once again, especially as really jews where they've been most successful this this, this, this the stage craft,

which is again the 50 chairs yesterday. how many i didn't watch it as many standing ovations as you got this was part of this are real stage graph, which ultimately comes down to one thing. this produces deadly malignant relationship between the united states and israel. and i'm one of the few people that does not see the united states as being lock stock and barrel by israel. but digital being a dutiful, surrogate for the united states to carry out his policies of genocide b on the ground reading the bank. the sanctions in the region. so this, this, this whole double speak is just bizarre. yeah. i mean, family essentially saying i will admit, there's likely you just said i didn't watch the speech. i read the speech because i knew we were going to talk about in this program, but i just couldn't stomach watching the lives that he spewed on one after another . even his own military disagrees with him. gentlemen, i'm going to jump in here. we're going to go to a short break, and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion, a netanyahu's address to congress state without the the,

the the welcome back to cross side were all things are considered. i'm peter in the mail to remind you we're discussing netanyahu's address to congress, the ok, let's go back to asked about it and be rude. one of the things i found remarkable reading the speech is the how american foreign policy. again,

this is the israeli prime minister or how american port foreign policy should move forward, which obviously for the in the interest of the united states would be backwards. but that's another issue here. you mentioned something called the abraham alliance, which would basically be a nato like alliance. i don't know who would run the lines. the united states runs nato. but i think in this case it would be, the israelis would be running this. and essentially, it is, would be in a lines directed against a rand. again, i mean, who is running the show here, who's running american foreign policy in the middle east. and we line was already pointed out, we have a president of the united states that you know, we have to check on them every once a while to see if you still with us. we have a, a vice president's been anointed. um, a sheet uh is avoiding this topic, it least for now. i mean, you know, but it's, benjamin netanyahu is deciding which, which direction to move forward. it's really quite remarkable and extremely

dangerous. go ahead. it's quite a marked. well indeed, you know, yesterday it really felt like got a king coming home. right. and all of his lawyer, all the subjects just tripping over each other to pay it goes to the mice, they respect. right. a this, this called abraham lions idea. it's, it's most ridiculous. first of all right, uh, the, what, what is this going to be a middle, these nato led by israel with home, with a mean and their army of engine microns with this. saudi arabia has already been kicked out in the as by gaming with jordan, who cannot, you know, move a finger without. uh, the us go ahead with egypt is just ridiculous. it is truly upstart. and i think, you know, this whole idea of i'm, it's a guy who tried to present yesterday, right, that i, it's, i'm actually surprised that he didn't take any additional days. there's just the show us how body it on ease and how it on is behind everything. behind it honestly kind of brought this you're on is behind the eyes. you see right behind me the eyes . yeah. yeah. it's the drivers behind on. absolutely. every being well as the us

about don't think get us or don't forget that there. there is a, a theory that it ran was behind the attempted assassination of donald trump as well . keep going is behind every thing, you know, i honestly, as i said, they, they, they ultimately about in the world. but, you know, here's what's interesting to me about these need of these cards out of keep that they keep bringing up. the sign is theaters a. when they say, you know, you're not responding down his generals, i brought theirs, etc, etc. you what you're doing is you're completing it on with a position. so generally you're saying you don't. and the people who are opposed to genocide are on the same spice. yeah. these are the supposed to be a good thing is, is uh the stuff in genocide opposing them asking about population. a good thing. uh, you know, in this case it's like what, well, what is the big cashier? right? he's like a 5 year old argument. everything i'm every one i don't like to get seen on everything and everyone. i don't like you some us you know, it's interesting line or a good one of the lines. uh, the prime minister um spoke are enemies. are your enemies?

can you explain that to me? i mean, well, so the united states should go to war with any country or group that is real, doesn't like, i mean, the american people sign up for that is just a version of the enemies of my enemies, my friend. and what about, well, of what our enemies be, is real going to me? does it work the other way around? i've got to say, so i figured i'm gonna bring this to the most ridiculous level. whenever mister netanyahu speaks, i think somebody tells him either have a line or have a problem. when he had the, the fuse of the, of the, you know, the road runner bomb asked me, you know, with a red line. remember that, that catches motivates us. when he did his uh, we're not going to call him shaggy. uh, then yeah. who. but when he did a lot about gauge for how much, whatever it gave for gods as i being a chicken for k, i've see that ridiculous far away actually captivated more people,

even though nobody could understand what it was that they were laughing about. what it was that the connection maybe perhaps i don't know if it's called pink wash. i have no idea. when i heard this, i thought that's going to be the line. sure enough. i went straight to social media one after another. that was it. so big, i don't know if it's because of his real easy knowing how to target a particular medium or theme or trump, or are we that silly do we do we miss? is this all it takes to divert the attention of what's really going on? apparently. so i answered my own question. yes, he did. and stanley, i mean, but that's a very, it's interesting that line or, but mentioned because i wrote that down too. but i wasn't exactly sure how i would, how i would use it. but the fact of the matter is, genocide is a put into the context of humor. is, is that was the attempt. well, look, the present real victim is the proverbial promoter of victimization. does nothing.

yeah. israel has arrived for 76 years now. on being the proverbial victim, while it is attacked, 11 on multiple occasions was slaughtered or just play store held captive or hostage to 1000000 palestinians is the proverbial victim. it's interesting to see. the proverbial victim always slaughtering using fosters bomb using cluster weapons, displacing, destroying, and leveling. and they come to the united states, which is the proverbial liberator by victimizing everyone else. so this is the perfect marriage, especially keep in mind the political pattern tone of the united states. right now you've got nothing yahoo doing everything you can do to stay out of jail. west 3 pending indictments against him. you've got biden and pirates who have supported up arming the genocide every day of the week and refused to impose the arms export control act. you've got track who wants to run to wind to avoid going to federal prison. so meanwhile, you've got all these victimizers making all these deals with each other,

selling wraps in the middle of the sign on to avoid prison, to promote themselves the benefits themselves, and meanwhile their children displacing and torturing millions of people. so the notion that nothing yahoo would come to it's like coming to see, to speak to his own family. yeah. because everyone in the room has an agenda because everyone in the room is concerned about one thing and one thing alone maintaining their personal out. and it doesn't matter how many people died. it doesn't matter how many children are slaughtered. it doesn't matter how many people are brenda displays. it doesn't matter how many complicit deals the abraham affords . is what they're really talking about. it takes, at the end of the day, this is the privilege of the west doing anything and everything here tend to maintain its privilege at the expense and the cost to be human rights. the dignity to liberty principal injustice for millions of people of color. for most of them, van, for instance, on the ground in their own home, i couldn't agree more about it going back to you and be rude. i surmised part of

this trip. it's always p r. when it comes to being that yahoo! but it, it, i have the, the deep worried sense that he went, that are on a mission to actually expand the war into the country where you are right now. there seems to be almost nothing that will stop that at this point here is real is failed in gaza. it's failed to get it's captives back. so this state to keep the war going, you have to expand your thoughts while the unit on october 7th, these are all the software as such as huge defeats right. either they haven't, they haven't been able a single basis then to regain that. that sense of the parents that they once have now at the north of these are always completely lost to them. has all that has implemented of buffers on evenings rated territory for the very 1st time. this has started these really economy, these tests for them, you know, in many, many ways. and these have us now it and make them feel of pain that they haven't before and yet is 100 percent. sure. what you are saying that the guy who is in

washington to get permission right to get the backing of the us to expand the war on live on, on. and now finally, he did get the permission because just as we're talking right now, there are some reports coming out that say that i will be showing washington have even to go ahead. so nathan jacqueline, to expand the issue is here, let me go, let me go to line on here. a line on rapidly running out of time. um, what is next year? i mean, how does this play into that campaign or, or is the genocide in, in gaza and the, the violence in the west bank is that just going to be a push decide we won't, we'll be watching it here. but because the campaign will take precedent the things of the democrats worried more about than anything is minnesota. in fact, you always talk about the 2 state solution of the joke as michigan and minnesota. there is going to be a debate coming up, which we think between president trump and, and by the way,

don't be surprised because she is going to under the 25th amendment, she will, she will assume the position of president coming to harris will be the acting president, she will, she will be an incumbent. and during the course of a debate, if president trump were to ask for a flat out, yes or no, do you believe that israel's committed genocide just right there? just answer the question. you corey, the icy c r i c j. watch what she will do. she, she has, she equipment case on everything, but as long as line over the line, i'm sorry, but i don't think that that will even be brought up in the debate because they're both on the same side. but it will cause confirms who lived with the family. go ahead, jump in. let me, let me, let me interview with the bottom line is it said i'm not proposing this out of good faith, a good cause powers need. young women and bad parish needs. people of color and the big issue for that through those millions of voters out there is the janet. so i said, months ago that buying was done when millions of young women and men did the streets

and protest, i said, months ago, that with that body politic, he's saying know that he was done. so you can talk about people can talk about showing his age or speech or, or, or forgetting what he's talking about. it was those young women and men, communities of color in the streets. those young women in those communities of color in the streets, or what parish needs to with that 234 percent of the vote. they are not going to stay on the streets will see us coming. you're going to have millions of young women and men and students and communities of color back to university, shutting them down, occupying buildings. so there's, you know, sure the genocide is going to play quote unquote, the political card and this particular case. but i don't think we're going to have a situation where harris is going to be able to jump up and down and say, for, for zayn is a 4 is real. i don't think it's going to happen. i think to the contrary, this is someone who is a political monster, a political beast, like all us political leaders. this is someone who's counting both. this is some of

the understands very clearly that if he's got any chance of reading the other sinus named chrome is she's got any chance at all. she's going to have to make some agreement with the young women in many industries. it may mean in position article and position of the arms export control act. and again, i'm not saying she's doing it, but she's kind or principal or is exhibiting some sort of humanity, what she's doing that because your account votes. so ultimately, the end of the day, it's the young women of been in the streets. it's the solidarity was really use of a full pallets by and 11 on that i think are going to include a fix, but not a principle or purpose. but out of a leg for politics. okay, well about a necessity. may i come to the for after all here, but this thing is, this whole issue of the jet aside isn't going to go away. least not on this program here. that's all the time we have gentlemen. i want to thank my guests in new york and, and be rude. and of course i want to thank our viewers for watching us here. are to

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