[000:00:00;00] the, the, just a week before joe biden is to leave the white house, he rob or something funding. so you create and then last ditch effort, the goals, the key of the position. people don't think so. there was any why 5 swing through those. i knew it to me, at least 5 people on sparking put his own against the local democratic leadership. specifically is decision to send the political by a fighting equipment to play and kind of describes india. and the key on the top step of us meet in the buy is the best buy that from gathering since a ton of i'm,

we gain our enough gas on 3 years ago. also to bring it back to re focus on reducing mistakes, simplifying our policies, and we're storing 3 expression on our plan. so in a company mess, i always operates facebook and instagram decides and did sparks and checking operations, pulling allegations like that they were putting the payment via the it's good to have a company in today's the latest global news. rhonda, this is all in touch. well, western powers have gathered in germany to discuss additional funding, fee grain. the us is expensive to advocate another $500000000.00 imagery assistance is an last ditch effort before donald trump takes off this next week. and he has supposed to cut the support full care of the budget on says future aid will depend on trump's approval up to date,

the united states and our allies and partners have collectively committed more than 100 $26000000000.00 and security assistance to ukraine. since russia's full scale invasion in february 2022 will be a few $1000000000.00 in the 40 left for the incoming administration to decide what, what they decide to do with, with that remaining authority. the united states so will provide ukraine with the new $500000000.00 package of industry assistance. according to the pentagon, cheese lloyd austin, and that will include an anti aircraft missiles, ammunition air, to ground miss styles and other equipments to support the ukranian of 16. finer jazz now that's of course already in addition to the $126.00 other equipment to support de ukrainian f. 16 fighter just now that's of course already in addition to the 126000000000 already spent as disappeared in the ukrainian of this. now,

so the big question of the moment remains whether ukraine will continue to enjoy this kind of support. once donald trump is inaugurated. now, the pentagon already said that so there will be only a few $1000000000.00 in a forage left for the incoming administration to decide. now, according to reports, the us will starting to have already admitted that the supply of attack comes ballistic miss styles of 16 fighter jets, and abrams, thanks to ukraine, have already failed to 3rd the tides in t a c. or meanwhile, zalinski. he's a relentless sends. it continues to ask for more and more assistance. now, he's on all of us on how we war together, how ready we are to own our future, and how well we can convince our pop as to stand with us. the more determination we show in defending our enters the more interest our partners,

and especially the us we'll see is good to stay on our side. meanwhile, the poet is defense minister was already hinting that this could be the groups around the same roof. very last meeting in the current format, some that's a nice so should that take on grazer burden? now the crane defense contact group, the, the ramstein group comprised of a balance of 50 allies and usually the need for every few months that the grand style in the air base in germany began back in 2022 by us defense secretary light austin in order to speed up and synchronize the deliveries all 4 arms to the key of regime if you listen to us. and then steve, while he said, that's a great curse operation was one of the greatest victories the all the entire war. and this is actually a well,

if you are some funded so quite ridiculous considering that this information does not make any really minutes very sense at all. it's whole swampland, mostly. and so while the forces have been deployed in corsica, the frogs in the next direction is completely collapsing for the, the forces of the ukrainian regime. according to american media, the administration of the us presidents of jo, button and ukraine in the forty's. they expect it to get negotiations with the russia in the 1st half of 2025, regardless of the results of the presidential election in november, which was won by donald trump. that by the way, things stand right now, it's really clear what exactly will happen on the trump uh, with the most pundits out there leaning towards less help to ukraine, hunger, the white house administration for the analysis of this discourse live now to dial similar to a sub in the will of course, on a day now,

we appreciate you taking the time to joining us now. another bunch of us might to care of is really the last before tom takes office. how to expect the scale of ukraine simple to change off the funds in old life uh, good evening. uh today here in the public, a service guy its a national day and i hope our military pro rated now it's not the interfering with the conversation. considering that i was on the ground in the course region before the start of the russian and content offensive in this area. i believe that this is something we can call an r b r or a to be more precise. this is lead to propaganda for ukraine or soldiers from the moments of and it was clear that the arm or columns of the or high move my groups of armed forces a few creat would not be able to capture either the curse nuclear power plant city

is nego or rails left alone for this to operate action. uh, whichever military logic in the event that russian advance on domain. strong things don't boss was stuff with this. on the contrary, this is, was the continued at the end of our greater speed than now hold serious of places from oh, good are to quarter of a are under control of the russian army so far. uh, the jewel in the crown of this key of operation has been the safety of such a as i, as soon as the fight thing is taking place in the village of mazda, of a few kilometers from so just the question is, how much of this stuff on it will be in the service of the war. so business anymore . yeah. yeah. sorry. sorry. to interrupt to daniel. uh that he makes a good point. the lines he, i didn't know if you heard this, but the nice he made a statement because you talked about the closely to that as he made a statement on the key as incursion on the end of the clothes isn't. let's listen

together. and then uh, i'll quickly come back to you. okay. we have come such a long way that it would be madness to give up everything and not continue building defense coalitions and our common defense power. the course of operation has been one of our biggest victories, not only last year, but throughout the war. we must keep up the pressure on russia. if we want to stop the killing, we have to cut off the cash flow put in will stop only when he runs out of money. well the yeah. how the he just said it's the biggest big, sorry for the plane. i mean, won't, could he be so proud of considered a massive ukrainian obviously there's like you said on the battlefield. we'll see talking about wow, it's a for it for himself. personally, it's very difficult to explain through your electra right as people feel great. now why you need

a 1000000 bad people and wounded people to accept even more verse conditions than uh, no, is offered by russians. russian preservation in march of 201072 last and politicians are also facing the same problem, especially after donald trump's victory. because they need to explain to the pauses of this war. what that they spend their money in rate. they what they spend their money on still is now more or less, it's clear that the russian f as a ross and advertised in this conflict might be specified in $1.00 way or another. we are talking about the about the some territorial exchanges. now long this year and the, this, the curse incursion is a fewer show and symbolic events. because it was initiated by people who are already thinking,

what about what they will write in primary school history textbooks in the region or land. what will remain a 0 crane under the control of kids? this jeff with the showing of video off supposedly domestic ukraine and stops on missile rich turn out to be an old review of the south korean made missile indicate this indicates to me that this is the only show fish i want is the current region. the main military logic, there was not satisfied that there is a, uh hm, 0. so a russian forces were not transferred from the course or from the don't by region. and the they are still managed to stop armed forces. so if you're creating cross prison, otherwise i want to sell the north north korean mode, this is very strong, is the last is not active. now it's little bit silent, but that that is though the self with the presence of,

nor could grand infantry. it indicates that the administration of love, you mean is the last piece fighting a war march morning, the air or either then on the front or on the ground. yeah, i would ask that even the dials image good talking to you, good perspective as well. so then we'll kind of wanna carolyn of the union goodness of the republic of so thanks again for your time. thank you for calling. well, as washington prioritizes a c plane, a catastrophe in the us has, on is the end of the of the job. i'm massive, wal files have been sleeping through southern california. at least 5 people have been killed. emboldened a 100000 residents have been forced to evacuate. in time neighborhoods have been reduced to ashes. hurricane full of plans have filled the plains in recent days.

the city of the families is struggling with massive blazes on several fronts. thousands of buildings have been destroyed. while the capacity has a vote, criticism overall signed today's decision to send critical firefighting equipment to claim agency. these hadn't biased from a couple of years ago. donald from junior, posted his reaction on social media. oh, look, of course the l. a fire department donated a bunch of their supplies to ukraine, awhile fly this slide the home of joe biden, suddenly having say, now you can see this over my shoulder, who is even seeing somebody who madison in these images that we spoke with former principals, security policy i was michael maloof, he said the devastation is possibly the fault of california is democratic leadership, as if the proper preparations were made um,

years ago. there in donald trump's 1st administration. he actually told the news, some of the may uh, the, the, the governor uh to clean up the, the forest. and um, and none of none of that was done. none of it also diverted. uh, the destroyed some dams that would have allowed water coming from northern california into southern california because they wanted to protect us. uh, some tiny little fish. okay. and um, and so, so kind of, you know, as an environmental matter the, the political authorities, they're all democrats. so i might add, were fully aware of all of these instances. they, instead thousands began to disperse some of the equipment. and they did not ensure that the facilities, the fundamental facilities and the ability to, to obtain water was it was done for the service. yeah, that was kind of odd. has this wipe, india as a key. pano is

a top that provides mac into by. it was a 1st sight to bite as a gathering since a ton of binary gain power in afghanistan 3 years ago. that's why don't express gratitude and utilities for mess up i made the shows is that it does not pose a threat to india. in line with afghanistan is balanced in economy, focus, foreign policy, the slavic em, or it aims to strengthen political and economic ties with india. as a significant regional and economic partner. our foreign minister assured the indian side that there was no danger to any one from afghanistan. this was a farce, and therefore highly significant. the indian form sexy meeting with the bond. the 1st time of the meeting between india seems to autumn onto 2021. and now this meeting to please in neutral territory in the volume in that meeting. there are several issues that were discussed, including by lots of relationship regional development. also very importantly,

the chop on our boards now i'm going to show his son, india for its continued support. floor of the sun. india has let me point out very cautiously in a very limited manner, maintained its presence and double to what to connect with deep. so uh, not a full fledged through the embassy, but a technical team. and this team has been working on providing humanitarian aid to of gone a song that india has continuously been doing all of the zeros. uh and, and therefore we seen that the other forms i can see has also highlight to you. this is the importance of the people to people connect between india out of got a saw the for, and secretary underlined. india's historic friendship with the asking people and the strong people to people contacts between the 2 countries. in this context, he conveyed india's readiness to respond to the urgent developmental needs of the asking people. so often this meeting between the in uniform and the secretary, the commentary, amidala bon, you, denny,

avoid doctor readout. this talks about the key areas, the 2 sides spoke about the significance of this meeting. also java, hard to find a significant mention, and i'll tell you why. and i'll try the hard use a one of the 1st international boards that india will be mounted, getting involved with all 3 teen. this is a deal that india assigned which is on this. this is a long term, d to 10. you don't do you need any sign with is ronnie vaughn, in country have would be sanctioned by the west. and despite the pressure was coming out to windows, we india a went ahead and decided to spend millions of dollars over the years to build this for 10. what will this fortunately do for india is going to open up a markets in central asia. b. it's also going to cost down sleep time. the oil is off no, such as russia, for example, or even been india since humanity of an e as to of gone a son. so very, very important to a meeting in, in this respect job, but also of this meeting has to be of use with the prison. oh,

in the back to up all the recent fire exchange at the border between have gone to sign and focus on the screen relationship between the phone box. hassan focus on remember she has a board or both windows on the phone as well as india. so very, very significant developments individual, i would say the job many has issued a sydney van. the threats of the you could impose sanctions against social networks . that is, if they do not conduct fund taking operations, the content posted on that platforms, according to the digital service act, the cooperation of very large online platforms. with fact checking organizations is not mandatory, but their risk of sanctions is reduced. if they do so in the e u, if a very large online provider does not work with fact checkers, it must prove that it is taking other equally effective risk. minimizing measures

was probably something to do with the fact that we've seen that less liberal politicians have been falling from power across the western world. and now it's probably berlin and the griffin union, in general, is worried that they will lose control of the political narrative that they've been selling to the masses for years now. because matter which owns of course, facebook and instagram decided to scrap their fact checkers in the us to read it back to our roots, who focus on reducing mistakes, simplifying our policies, and restoring free expression on our platforms. more specifically, here's what we're going to do. first, we're going to get rid of fact checkers and replace them with community notes similar to x starting in the us. after trump 1st go to what did it in 2016, the legacy media wrote non stop about how misinformation was a threat to democracy. we tried in good faith to address those concerns without becoming the arbiters of truth. but the fact checkers have just been too

politically biased and have destroyed more trust and they've created, especially in the us. and now we know that what facebook will be doing is that they will be switching to generated user comments like what we've seen with it on mosques x. so that will be having that provide a little more context to some of those post. and as more exact ebert said that they might though this might result in them catching few or bad stuff. but at least that will not be surprising in this in comments. and in this, in the accounts we know one of those into some accounts, of course, is archie and other russian media outlets. let's not forget that russia, archie and other outlets were banned in september 2024. and that was just a, is after washington issued their sanctions against a rough and media outlets. so we, so mark, soccer, berkeley, plains, washington tunes there. so with all of this going on, but how does it start?

let's go back to the beginning. you may have it stop this sort of nonsense. it all started as soon as the united states got all the elite there got a result that they didn't like. and that result came about after the 2016 presidential election when donald trump one. and no one could believe that it could happen. so 1st i started looking for someone to blame this sort of blaming buff. this started blaming this information online, and that's when they came up with this brilliant idea to have these fact tigers, there was supposed to be no bias when in reality, what we saw was the complete opposite. the federal network agency in germany brings this up in the quote saying that it will, it's resident facebook that of april issue sanctions against that. if it doesn't continue, it's relationship with a court c t 5 checking website. when, when that company itself has been found by a german high original court, that it's measures were unlawful. that was in 2021. and that actually court sees assessments represented a dead chord nation of during the less the performance which could no longer be

tolerated. and that there were found in violation and number of times that's so one example, let's continue. we have facebook, 3rd party, 5 traveler, lead stories, a former facebook engineer expos, how, for example, the company suppressed at the time, there was a free beacon report on the, by this administration. maybe you remember that story that the by the administration was planning to use tax payer money to distribute a crack pipes to drug at its purely and they just took to buy the ministrations ward football. he claims that that's not going to happen. so they said, oh, well, this is fake news. it ended up being true, of course, moving on pallets of fact, one of the most prominent 5 check in websites, there was even a study conducted that looked into their fact checking. and it showed that there were, there was a selection bias that would fact check republican statements more often than the democrats, for example. well, let's leave that aside. it was an estimate situation with the there was

a jewel population that obama care would mean that you would lose your doctor. the one that you use, they said all that is fake news. and what happens, of course, obama care pass and people lost access to their doctor and politicized. had the nerve to call this then lie of the year was it was there lie of the year because they fact checks it and said well this is wrong. this is fake news when of course it wasn't. and that really when you look into the funding as well and to some of these fact travelers, it really is a mess. but they allow that to happen and continue for years until it was time for donald trump to return to power, i guess. and mark separate work had to do a user and start using trumps weren't single these fact checkers actually sensory more than they're doing any good. several major us binds including j. p mold, in all with go from the net 0 carbon emission agreement. i had a trump innovation,

we will continue to work independently to advance the interest of our firm, our shareholders, and our clients, and remain focused on pragmatic solutions to help further low carboned technologies while advancing energy security. j bowles and has not provided an official russia. now for his departure from the net 0 banking alliance, it's exit of a sigma. this is white city with golden slats, wells fargo bank of america. and morgan stanley, the you and small of the liars led by major financial institutions committee members to align the operations with achieving net 0 greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 will sooner. know to be. so i think it was among the founding members of the initiative. the on something passed consistent. express skepticism towards green and is the initiative in 2020. he was good. the us from the powers climate agreement all doing it. i'm fairly familiar with the countries like india and china

to rely on fossil fuels while restricting american carbon emissions. but this isn't, was nathan rebuffed by joe biden on his recent and presidential campaign things to eliminate spending on controversial environmental initiative. but he went to the office and next we will end the ridiculous and actually incredible waste of taxpayer dollars. that is purely the inflation groceries. they spent trillions of dollars on things having to do with the green new scam scam. and that's caused tremendous inflationary pressures in addition to the cost of energy and all of the trillions of dollars that are sitting there not yet spent. we will re direct that money for important projects like roads, bridges, dams, and we will not allow it to be spent on meaning list. read new scam ideas was plus live around to rage and to see is the executive director so that i'd had

to research a 1st full of money and research advisory fund. right, so thank you so much for joining us. interesting. we're seeing all these little bags pulling out of a net 0 banking out alliance, but more with the timing. i mean, it's so close to something over ration. is it political? is that why they're doing an absolute kind of legal political, isn't it? i mean, shop is calling you just cause, you know, what would be nobody knew of it was a green issues that been controversial right from the start. but number of companies, i said, well, no, this is not dry stuff. you know, some say, yeah, this is that it has been contribution. and quite frankly, even in the time when these costs banks with no the web and entering into this coalition, that 0 qualities. it was because of political pressure. you say again, because of political pressure that are now putting out of this,

and that is what we have come to know of the us on the west as well contradictions through and through and who can therefore trust that companies lied. know, jp morgan and so on, that's what they say is, should be the lie, is going to break it's a problem. and that this is where we see today, what are these companies putting up the something to defense. remember that, but impose menu these conditions and some of the developing countries as well. the way they do this is and what that's become a visa initiatives is a story that has to be seen in the days to come. but quite frankly, it is political pressure, right? from the beginning, during biden, even before, and now doing something, is this, these a circus? quite frankly decrease. it does seem like that, doesn't it? right? tell you, but this i'm going to have this and that 0 bang, penalize being substantially we can now by the exit of these major players,

how columns you want to be for the allies to maintain. it's quite a bit and see an info is moving forward. what as if at all, are they had any credibility in the 1st place? it was all about political pressure. it was all about politics. we knew that don't have capability. many of these things that they had today, if we talked about quite a bit to what could been. so if there was any, could be to come up, i'm afraid, is completely disintegrate. and he's going to continue to be some major, major, major. i mean, they've now withdrawn from the what the remains of the smaller banks. how can they enforce what are these that they want to we need to these going to a grid prior to the financial system. and if they do a bed, it means it's entity. the next 0 deal is good. have gone and they have no credibility whatsoever in these issues with these people telling us the stories that i've been kidding, that somebody continued step. i've seen that type of stories going forward. yeah. right. you know, i mean,

i'm sure there's been millions and millions of dollars invested all around the world by these banks. i'm what it's a little bit about the applicant perspective, how what these withdrawal jeopardize will be global climate goals and bang commitments to net 0 targets from an african perspective. but africa has been to a large extent, forced into some of the things that are meant by africa is too high. the um, the industrial, our eyes and, and black to india. so as only badly. so that's not the renewable energy including all airlines. so in our software, we'd be caught up, so this one means that the money is invested, it becomes trend. it's going to be quite a big cost to these bands, but, well, i think i maybe he said really, that we can continue without business as usual. and at least we kinda invested as when the back of the fossil fuels. and so, you know, instead of having to rely on these people with no credibility whatsoever,

africa is going to be effective just because he leaves no doubt. but you know, the, the, the issue is if these times talk pulled out visit, anything perfect good can do about that. the most is will being kid right up cause the sectors but they may barely close to that actually come in also separate as a consequences. yeah. it's very devastating indeed, isn't it? well, and people seem to sort of make promises and then break them just 5 by then i have to leave in the present token visa, right in close the executive director and i had a research at 1st source money. thanks. interviewed by a thank you. well, last off on me for that i, as always is going to have your company, my colleague, mike,

a quick chat will be with you on the top of the button. so what's an agent the i am theater the moon, but here this flyer, kasia conservancy and mike chuck was county and the republicans getting yes, you know, africa as clearly they are, the one said a lot of uh, always something new. and to the extent that african country is every game, the independence in the late fifty's on 60 the, i caught them is what traditionally, depending on western institutions, it was a, the euro, or the united states of america through institutions which was