he's paid a high price for their freedom. more than 1000000 vietnamese people became the victims of america in the dressers. the slide was into the edges closer to allowing you thing to use as well. so. so i think into russia, i think it is, it's, there's a reaction from us, but the us, which they begins to look into the addicts they leave in the world of dark fantasy . one of those being an idea that in euclid power, which is russia can be defeated on the battlefield. but to us, a presidential candidate plug it out in the tv database, which at one point becomes a flight function. rationally that it is well known that he said of to me that she can do whatever the hell he wants and go into ukraine.

endorse her last week. said i hope she wins, and i think he meant that nice plays football at school this year. so he is roll haired with to wash and call the rolls. and one of them asked to north on board last off from the white kind of clothes they did today. said june for the exclusive interview with the personal space, the on the phone, the i'm here in the rough and kind of local wherever he'll catch you in the news from today. this is all no goals will be issued button dangers will, but now those were the, was a warning from us go over the roof was the us couldn't be about to green light p as striking deep into russian territory. the devotee for him, it said was ready to deal with what ever is true and its way in

washington completely and totally control steve, no doubt that no move on. the part of the key of clients could be done without blessings or, and assistance in all forms, which is also deepening and growing from the us and other western allies. it's troubling is dangerous. it's threatening, but our results to achieve all goals of the special needs population and they were as ever we do think that's uh, as was before with the previous deliverables. a previous delivery, sorry, by the us of level weapons, to keep the vision. all will be destroyed and in our the adversary's on the battlefield will be defeated, no doubt. so no goals,

as they said before, them will be achieved through these, but dangerous and risks they grow. and the u. s. which they begins to look into the address they leave in the world of dark fantasies which they develop for themselves and thoughts that home them. one of those being in the idea that in euclid power, which is russia can be defeated on the battlefield. it may well and very badly for them, and for all of those who simply close their eyes for these very dire reality. now, turkish media, how and one more thing, you know, you use the word international, recognize borders over us. we make no difference whatsoever between our territories, which became so uh, s, territories of the russian federation through democratic both of the people there and all the procedures that made it possible for those people to reunite with the

rough. uh, uh, and best to, you know, use that uh, these people use their right for self determination. no difference between these territories. and what do you have described as it is nationally recognize the border of russia? it goes without saying that we will fight back on a these territories. and as we said, the you should see from the battlefield, ears with moscow is with us. and our people there will be protected against what's going on on the product of the screen and will resume in keys and eat sponsors in washington and elsewhere. now this causes the us for joe biden, certain washington is actually out of the details of give see of the go ahead to use this long range. this also strike lindsay topics in russia. something that was previously off the table, a video steve,

just because of the use of the range of weapons. the well, it's a big political game if you will, with human lives being as a game pieces in this particular situation. because the weapons of all kinds have been a used by ukraine to attack of russian territory. and hundreds of thousands of civilians have already been killed in belgrade in don't ask in the upper or is it your son and other areas of the rush right now they, they are saying that this is going to be a big game changer. if you crane is allowed to try to do long range strikes, but really this is all of course happening. well, um the state secretary of the united states anthony blinking is about to visit ukraine along with his

u. k counterpart. david's lamb is so they're making this big a tour for the press. it's one thing to talk about supplying these long range weapons in a given key of the green light to strike deep inside russian territory. but we will know that up and down the front lines, the ukrainian defensive and the training in the military is just collapsing right now. and you've spent so much time near the front lines all up and down the region one. what can you tell us? well, at the moment, the front line for you crate, for example, with the republic sofa dunbar in laguna is going to ask if completely collapsing right now. every single day you are russian or me is making games in the next people's republic. for example, over the last 24 hours, they gained at least a $130.00 columbus square kilometers offered territory. yeah. and about these type of use. they go muted in the western world and nobody talks about that. but what they like to talk about is how to use a long range mist files and you deep into the russian territory. but how is that going to change that? you ation?

it's very unclear because and once again, this is old, a big game as a lot of 5 saber rattling if you will, but with absolutely nothing behind it. for example, we have another uh, sound bite here from the defense secretary of the united states, mr. austin, who confirms what i just said, that these long arrangements sales will not make any change less. because if we said all new to there's, there's no, no one capability that will in and of itself, be decisive in this campaign. you know, we've had this discussion about tanks, we had this discussion about about other capabilities. and each time we point out that it's not just one thing. it's a combination of, of capabilities and how you integrate those capabilities to achieve objectives. so i don't believe that one specific technology is going to be decisive. one thing that everybody's sense to forget about in the situation is the cost of all this and

the cost as human lives. civilians die every single day in russia as a result of these attacks. but if this situation goes through and ukraine is officially allowed to use attack in the states, even the russian territory. and we have the example of them of their terrorist attacks where a lot of civilians are getting killed and russia is forced to respond. what is that going to lead to eventually? and it's not going to be to be stuff for sure. while washington a is mulling escalation, but it seems to be thinking more of negotiation with charles. oh, the soul suggesting could soon be time sit down. so things continue to hold it as an off my i would like to reiterate that we need another peace conference and it must include rush at the table. this is the challenge we face now to look into the situation and find a solution. steve. hi,

assessed in possession comes off the india is far a mess up max. his gentleman counts about spitting out, but no peace deal can be reached without totally into russia. so we do think that negotiations are the only way forward that i've been there is so discussion. we also think that is essential to have russia in it. otherwise the discussions don't you know, gain for the moment and with india is consent. you know, i think it's up to what the 2 parties want, we continuously talk to them. in fact, bob showed up that our national security adviser just went through my school in the last few days. as i discussed this with independent political research center as live from sweden, greg simmons. greg, thanks so much for taking the time. greg, what, what do you make of this news that washington is looking to give you claim to the

right to strike deep into the russian, tennessee. i mean, will it be keen to bring a little more to an end or make matters worse perhaps as well? it's around the delusional disparage should because one thing that has being made clear why the democrats right, james and the fall item is, but they want to continue this more on to a lease of the election. and they, and this is not, can say you did the page mean to face on the back of the oldest of the most clear. but they don't want to concede political the fates of the war. so what they're trying to do is let me say a just a little bit longer to get them through the election and main site. well, we did not lose the you try more all now and walsh, this is, this is what it is. it's the political dimensions of this war, and i mean,

it's not going to make a difference on the battlefield. i mean, if we look at what 2 germans use the waters on the beach, i use the games you tie inside for. it was a deeply annoyance. and it's cause discount but, but it did not change the outcome of the military aspects of the war. and that's going to be beside me. in this case. i mean, the decisive getting decisively based them on the back of the old, humiliated in the political rail. so that just doubling the almost stupid it's a and the whole thing and pri best, which as long as it comes to them because it's also be a control. it's just that that can alter the knowledge that at this point and data . i mean breakfast from high miles to f. 16 and now long range missiles. and

throughout the 1st of all, i feel very who seemed to us said his own red lines only to eventually brazen. so why did they send them in the 1st place? is blah insights on both sides the logical operation that cuz they believe that perhaps if i make this rage and that phrase is contingent upon russia or a may folly believing in the technological superiority of waste and wave memory of uh, every one of the houses uh, there's of, i use that, but who suffer a graves mitigation on the battlefield. so it's best as not to go yet. but of course, based on the width membrane is being found to be extremely warm spring and that's in all of those wave on systems deployed. so i mean this race.

busy busy to get to get to a ton of the tree to back down based on the rate of the use of the weight of maria and increasingly sophisticated destructive way. but right, it's a bluff and building. this is a distorted, of course, by russia and of a major passport. now. yeah, it is, but we also hear about red lines here, right? i mean, what are those losses and repeatedly been ignored? how dangerous is that a, it's a strongly reckless of cause. this potentially arkansas, the us and the u. k. and dogs who uh, uh, crossing the wrong red lines as well as rushes red lines. because the bulk verbal and different parts of the world domain, well with the rest is in the middle east, whether it's in asia, africa,

vulnerabilities which can i mean the site and it can be visited upon land. and through the desperation and quite frankly, the leg until late writing, starting those recognizable intelligence by maya, by the luckless boy. uh. and i was a little better decline. the declining bells. uh so uh, i mean the, the site might be visited by the name uh with or is the name on the ribs say, or anywhere else along the world we have, i have military bases with are they as the middle east? africa can be. busy a pool of south america, the there are many different targets to return the favor successfully. and it's really interesting because i don't know if you saw the, the financial times the board. it said that the by the administration is split over

this decision. all the long range slides, i mean, if that's the case, who makes the final cool considering the story that reno who's in charge of the white house, you know. yeah, exactly. i mean, uh, i mean by doing the, obviously, by doing this basically, uh, brian did uh, from the managed, uh am i come on. the house has natural, right? indeed. so you, you can discount these people via the price of what has been said, but obviously there are forces behind these near columns. i mean, you get some rising, they did every now and then the moment, but the door to another load for example, she months, you might be out of the official office, but she's still making noises. i'm presumably here and the likes of the stone has some side get most, although i it seems to be making

a good price resistance because of the sheer risks of this gambling. that means that these people are like gambling alex that they no matter how much they lose, they just have to keep on raising the spikes and turn is very invested inside. they wouldn't have to meaning that, but was a pleasure in the band, but who research a and so we then mr. greg stevens. thanks again. now donald trump and come out of hires lat pole for the 1st time last night as a to for the kind of escape face to face for tv, the bait and what broke to be a test c, f i. it was strong puzzle bob's but liked on policy ideas. i always do the spend sort of a lot of that person has never fall from the stage. it is well known that he said a potent that he can do whatever the hell he wants and go into ukraine. prudence

endorser last week said, i hope she went, and i think you meant that you're gonna hear a bunch of lies coming from the seller. and that is another one. so stop with the continuous lying about this stuff, vice president, excuse me. i have to respond. another lie to another lie. so he just started by saying she's going to do this. she's going to do that. she's going to do all these wonderful things. why hasn't she done it? she's been there for 3 and a half years. clearly, i am not job. i'm and i am certainly not donald trump will as well as anybody hoping for this a landline moment or you know, something like the bite and the base with, with, from which completely changed the direction of this whole presidential campaign. of course, that's why it's a lot of hours to sit here essentially that would be disappointed. there's kind of more of the same, you know, kind of showmanship, finger pointing for you said i said every light on the actual policy,

very light on actual detail about the problem. so did you, did you think the color was, was well prepped for the, by the like, shoots on her? how was the right? i think the preparation here was all about. we want not to say i want enough to do the exact, i think that's what's one of the problems with the political debate has now become, but you're told what not to say what to avoid and how not to answer the question. i think that's almost a critically important lines. actual political debates. this is more but i can share letters from you. i'm the new ex ones, you know? so it's it's, it's kind of like substance. yeah. what about ukraine? i know, i know that also would go on a brief mention. yeah, i mean look again, there's no substances of debate about your crime, mostly bragging. as no trump, of course, did mention that, you know, come out of was dispatched to you train a. she said, some sort of an boy bringing intelligence like through some sort of a super spike, a, you know, and so i'm kind of said what you were sent to ukraine said to basically broke

a piece. and 3 days later we were at war this for europe seen and, and, and a long time since the 2nd world war. and i met with president, so lansky, i shared with him american intelligence about how he could defend himself. days later, i went to nato's eastern flank to poland and romania. and through the work that i and others did, we brought 50 countries together to support ukraine. and it's right just defense. and because of our support, ukraine stands as an independent and free country who would be sitting in moscow. and he wouldn't have lost 300000 men and women. but he would have been sitting in miscast, quiet place. he would have been sitting in moscow which happier than he is right now. but eventually, you know, he's got a thing that other people don't have. he's got nuclear weapons. they don't have a talk about that. i want to get the war settled. i know zalinski very well and i know put in very well i have a good relationship and they respect your president. okay. they respect to me,

they don't respect bite and how would you respect them? why, for what reason? she hasn't even made a phone call in 2 years. the boy doesn't spoken to anybody. but after i left for an i saw him building up soldiers. he did it after i left. i said, oh, he must be negotiating. it must be a good, strong point of negotiation. well, it was because by and had no idea how to talk to him. he had no idea how to stop it . and now you have millions of people dead and it's only getting worse and it could lead to world war 3. and one of the things i did touch donald briefly was the, the debacle from a couple of years ago. the us withdrawal from afghanistan. how does that go among the presidential contenders? yeah, well that's interesting because i suppose we have to look at the context of how this has certainly been discussed. i mean, uh, republicans recently sort of that were in charge of reporting to visit kilometers withdrawal from kind of sending me it was an absolute disaster. and they're now trying to bring kamala into this decision making process that she was involved,

that i think we should be looking at is why is this debate not occurring any way? it seems that it's only occurring as part of the presidential debates because it may add rule, come out and assume that a controversy, it's not being disclosed because anybody actually cares about what, what actually happened. and i've kind of stuff i do want to ask the vice president, do you believe you bear any responsibility in the way that withdrawal played out? well, i will tell you, i agree with president finds decision to pull out of afghanistan for presidents said they would. and job i ended, and as a result, america's tax payers are not paying the $300000000.00 a day we were paying for that analyst war. and as of today, there is not one member of the united states military who is in active duty in a combat zone, in any war zone around the world. the 1st time this century let's, let's have a little chat about that. remember,

the united states has over 800 military base and posts across the 1800. think about that. it's a vast number. and when she says there's not a single us soldier on active duty and awards on a legal street, i'm on. yeah, i, i know some syrians personally who might disagree with the if it can presents a serious there's us soldiers and the counselor. we know, of course, that there is also a lot of, uh, you know, us soldiers and senior advisors in and uh, you know, you crate those into their, their, what you typically dining. the systems which are apparently going to be so i can rush you probably the ones that have recently started also. yeah. but no, no, no, of course there are no american boots. there are no negative boots and ukraine. i mean, you know, for god's sake i, you know, people really buying this crap anymore. so yeah, that's the issue insights john coverage said here's a views on what impact the bank will have from both runners and the risk important issues like the rush or ukraine,

more like israel's war and gaza. you what was said by by both candidates. there were some while moments listening to for president trump make comments as he did about about the war and about how many people died and that he could get people together and, and, and this and then vice president harris about garza so you know, we will rebuild garza, i don't think us tax payers are really excited about that president for president trump is correct. you know what, whatever happens during your 4 years is on you good or bad. and so for president trump is right, and that was a great statement. he use where he said, you're saying all this stuff. well, what have you done for 3 and a half years? you've been there? why haven't you fixed it? was effective, crash silver and select until july,

the timing points on the election or just a few hours of playgrounds, wearables and months. so you can get more reaction and analysis to the debates by any of the websites to pump the the, the, the role of some of the most powerful engines on the plan was shot to the piece of this comes off the steps in just a few hours time that so as i saw it as well could, is that the boss off on his vision to the does on board will be a 3 person crew heading for 6 months spent on the international space station specializes lost a sense of the limit. that's the last cause of the cost of, of alexi, overton in an event, a button that kind of messes done puts it into the over $2.00 platform. we got a few comments on life in space, from the experience customers who revealed how it could be improved.

that the one you pick up on an excellent plan. it's very similar to us, but they would be 2 sons, probably because i saw somebody we did almost my choice would be mars. you can spend beautiful evenings under 2 moons there to satellites be able to over to look . i would choose the or the go from each space, rival vacuum clean or think of can what you should keep from an automatic coin tosser with artificial gravity, because sometimes you need to make an important decision. you throw a coin and it just flies away here, or some kind of search robot for detecting last floating socks. because this problem often occurs at station you search through all the modules and across the ceiling will start working part of the device that will definitely determine any type of leakage. and a washing machine would be useful. the experiment for uh,

for the venue clinics, permits crates of fully autonomous the power train, which plants completely provide oxygen production for. the crew comes on a common dioxide, provide humidity, india, and provide the crew with fresh fruits and vegetables. and this will look at those 5, always want us to conduct an experiment with fish that do not swimming and aquarium put in a water bubble that floats freely on the station. or i wonder if they would float out of this ball or stay within it up suddenly within your price, it is absolutely necessary to study the function of view or productive system of both sexes. the guys will just to, to be something you can sold to. so a canal and so what are your questions and the offices will be correct. even you can some kind of alien diary with their secrets, with some kind of index on the most interesting places in the universe that are worth flying to new boy. look to any one that would bring new knowledge,

preferably fundamental for humanity, the adult, some of the similar to the us before the dinosaurs became extinct. so i'm going to deal with that some of the big bang. i think it's an incredibly beautiful site, and i'm sure you can hear someone saying, oops, me, i'm so fighting at the moment of creation of our universe, the me deal, it's exclusive, possible to make as small a 5 me support with us official gravity that you can swim it a lot on there. panoramic window is with transparent walls so that you could admire the vastness of the universe in our planet earth, which is very beautiful. yeah, we visual, uh i would see the space station a spacious right with clear the mark cation of utilities, storage and work areas, the distorted youth in

spring, radishes and summit, blue restore reason. broad springs, golf course can lower your potatoes and if not apples, then you can plan, perchance, for example, hours russian beautiful white birches, which would go well with the red landscape and give delicious virtues. outsourcing couples potatoes, cabbage power, the more radishes audience, carly deals than that of apples oranges, nuts, sounds, flowers, watermelon strawberries, haprett costs, and buckwheat, and pumpkin tube. and so we need to prepare to get to know they've become friends, learn new things, to teach them about things we know looks over to yes. ok, well there are still certain fears, but the curiosity is greater and i want to get acquainted with our brothers of the universe most. so i just need to contact, you need to establish contact with them. determine the degree of danger without

rushing name. they call the 3 loop at the which competitive shooting plates, probably sailing yadi and in space. video for this rolling is clash are the most feasible. the students get the boy feeds bed ice cream chocolate, keith. i'm going to need some magnets or souvenirs from space c as a frequency over fresh fruits, vegetables, and may be pizza, especially brewed coffee. the beautiful has been to the almost 2 weeks i believe in all sufficient intelligence because it is created by people based on time sensitive. it's just an area that i've worked in before. space exploration. and i know that it can be programmed to be really helpful. and help reduce a loss of administered to walk more than little forward to the i would still put human intelligence 1st, because it's better for robots to have

a us been for us to have a robots. no, just the typically one that can control itself will feed my answer today is if it is controlled by the human mind, then yes. all right, so for this news was and will be back allots all of the out the the this is for digital rest of tray to to operate. it didn't don't pass under the orders of ukrainians. special services. the hands are staying with the blood of.