to and remained a dark stain on the reputation of the british empire. the day defeated hitler and they did a long time. they've done it before. that's all. tom seemingly seeing the big picture as he says peaceful to the bottom. it boots and it will happen very soon, that size of europe and officials are just losing it as washington leaves the mouth and the let's he come truth and this becomes difficult. the a lot of the you and your grade level and from the sidelines as the russians and americans are planning for peace, we would take a deep dive on how the ruling elite hidden brussels and t a basically stokes, the conflict from the big get just came to the top of was

a former is 80 about a case a look about time was just behind us as we go to the top of it is well opened. fine . we had to a village in southern lebanon, where locals are again, in the process of the is really ministry that just simply trying to return the attorney and locally on monday. here at most good, there is so much moving and shaking in the world right now. it seems, every day there's another move on the global chessboard start picking up news out for you right here. when i say, with allies on the approaching prospects of peace between russia and ukraine. the american president, donald trump, says he, very soon he will be meeting with thought to me in your meeting with us and saudi arabia, that time. it could be very honest. i think it's further now about, he's done a quarter joining us here, brag nobody in a studio, all of this. an amazing story that develops almost by the hour right now. this

american and russian delegation is going to be meeting in saudi arabia as we understand and roughly 24 hours. that's right. the worst piece delegation has been confirmed. trump's special ongoing in the middle east, mike woodcock says he's on his way there to saudi arabia with the goals of building trust with moscow, and also making progress towards peace. and i don't want to talk too much about the ad ins. specifically, maria, but i am going to night i'll be traveling there. ready the national security advisor and we'll be having meetings at the direction of the president and hopefully we'll, we'll, we'll make some really good progress with regard to russia. ukraine. yeah. just trying to understand who's gonna, who else is going to be there alongside of trump's middle east envoy for this? well, along with, with cough there's also reported to be secretary state marco rubio and the national security advisor mike waltz. but for the russian side, there are some reports as well that the foreign minister circuit lab problem might be there, but we still don't have any confirmation from law scouts. so we're gonna have to

see how that plays out, but acts as for these negotiations themselves are set to take place on tuesday, and it's no doubt going to be bad news for vladimir zalinski was already kind of stewing up some fantasies of a russian invasion in europe to create tension between russia and the united states . but trump is basically not buying that. he says that moscow was totally dedicated to coming to a peaceful resolution process in a way the you want to stop fighting. i see that we spoke long and hard with for a very extended, very big powerful receive. you understand the fall in a long time. they've done it before, but i think you'd like,

i think you would like to stop. that would have been a big problem for us to have some pretty refreshing, a commenter out there from the the, the newly re introduced american leadership talk to us about the alaska. he was there at the munich security conference. he seemed a little bit on edge. i guess he's not particularly thrilled with the way things are planning out. well. yeah, he obviously doesn't look very happy about the situation. he's not just making up stories about russian invasions of europe, but he's also saying that this sort of dialogue between moscow and washington is just absolutely horrible for some reason. and he claims that donald trump is going forward without any sort of plan. what is the trump administrations piece plan? do they have one look so? so 1st of all i've seen no they, they don't have a real time because they come have it without us sizing. so maybe then there are some ideas that your, some ideas about the economy, how to seek your economy,

how to invest. we spoke mostly about it with advice president. i think security guarantees told today the question on the president with all of this, that twice president, but it's about more to president because he's the president of the united states and he is a leader of nato. and each man, the liberal security allies, it, it was not really surprising. that's lensky would feel kind of frustrated after the way that everything's played out. i mean, keeps not even on the guest list in saudi arabia, even though the lensky is right next door in the amorous while these meetings are taking place at any rate. you know, finally, us head of state is actually on the same page with moscow. this after years of russian officials asking for peace negotiations, trying to get the west at the peace negotiating table and for so many years, washington has just not given the time given them the time of day until now. and now it's time for the landscape and take

a back seat. you will be involved. interesting question. no, i don't think so as long as he's there, but you know, at some point you're gonna have to have elections to along with key of the european union's also scrambling for a spot at the negotiating table. but washington doesn't really seem to have showed very much of interest, and even some officials have said that brussels isn't going to be there at all. so now we've got a lot of media reports on confirmed confirmed information. but at the end of the day, we're gonna have to wait and see how this all plays out at these meetings as part function, how the left, the liberal here, a p. and so just freaking out over this. and that was, i'm unix to create a convers chapman actually crying, right? crying on stage, but he go to a golf to woods. everything's better now. go to court and thank you. we had

a chance to speak with a former director of us in the governmental affairs about these latest developments steve built and he says off the use of fighting trump is now actually setting the stage for a possible real chance of peace. you cannot resolve conflict if you're not talking, having conversations about how to resolve the conflict. and i think that we haven't seen that over the last several years is divided administration, but under president trump reaching out and now beginning the conversation with president food and the russians, i think there's a real pathway to find you not only piece, but also better prosperity, for all the nations involved, i do think it's kind of ironic that you have the presence of lensky complaining about being cut out of easily go see ations when he push the legislation in ukraine to make it illegal for him to negotiate with russia. so now i guess he's complaining, he can't break the law by being involved as it goes. he ations. i think the other irony here is that the presence of lensky has been bad mouth in the united states.

talking trash about the us when they're not doing exactly what he wants to do. not sending more money, more weapons to ukraine after he just boston and back track on his agreement to, to provide about a half $1000000000.00 in resources to the us to help pay back the humanitarian aid in the military that's been provided to them. so, i think presents lensky when he has canceled the elections and is now saying they don't need to have elections. of people in your brain don't want elections. that's what, uh, president trump. uh, there are at odds with president trump where they're refusing to, to pay that the, the money and munitions that the u. s. has put in place and then complaining about not being after they go see ation table in the, let's see, made it illegal for him. to be that it goes jason to they will. so i think president trump is making the wise decision. we're going to move forward with adults in the room and at some point very well involved. so let's see. and you're

right. so as you probably know, know by now the 3 day munich security conference has wrapped up properly to the relief, although it was in attendance, especially after the american vice president, j. d fonts told the entire european audience, you've all got all your priorities wrong. of all it's. it's met with stone, cold stairs and barely a glimmer of applause. and even the conference chairman, he just basically lost this order. it's easy to disrupt, it's easy to destroy, but it's much harder to rebuild. so let us stick to these values, let us not reinventing but focus on strengthening their consistent application. let me conclude and this becomes difficult. the

well evidently european politicians and officials that morning though with the ring you and e polo world order opened. i'll just ask you to look into to wydell broke down and how the vote choose signaling of quote, solve for in democracy. yeah it's, it's a catch phrase. it's just another main stream now or here, but it clears the way for western actors to do this for the rights to be free for the rights to be sold for and for the right to own nothing and on. so to no one that they say is what this is all about. issue praying and stuff. so i think it will cease to exist as the independence of a nation in europe. strong independent, sovereign country. we have to make sure that ukraine pre feels as a start from independence and democratic nation when independence, a silver and country you are fighting to a pull, just silver entity, hit his trouble, takes a flat time up to the notorious usa i. d. o,

the skeletons of tumbling out of washington's closet. and i say skeletons because ukraine, for example, is being prayed on for so long the best meat left on those bones. not often decades of feasting by multinational z i need the usa, i. d. on the c, i a 2014 there are riots in. it's called them the owner about a rebellion in ukraine, which were more told that we are financing those riots than the newspapers ever told us. our government ever told us us a id, which is the front point $5000000000.00 in the funding. those riots. $5000000000.00 from the model. went the surgeon and hearing in front of popped money, thrown at independent media and civil society groups looked into conferences and pamphlets and social media campaigns to divide and rule. they paid the long game

and finally in 2014 that patients paid off. i think he was the guy who's got the economic experience, the governing experience. he's, he's the guy. you know, what he needs is clinch and tawny book on the outside. he needs to be talking to them 4 times a week, and 16 unit and zip code team on the stuff making help. it's so ukrainian pm. the full, the my down to bottom surprise, surprise. i'll send the absolute so fun. blake hold. yes. did indeed end up being the guy. when for usa i d, i'm yeah, need the who has offices, but in fact we're in the same compound as the u. s. embassy and kids that hey, maybe they were about to take on dent telling us, but in 2019 a comedian quotes, let him is, a landscape popped up and rode to the presidency on a wave of frustration with the corrupt status quote. but make no mistake. he was no

free mind of civil society activists. we present a list of red lines not to be crossed. should the president cross these red lines. such actions will inevitably lead to political instability in our country and the deterioration of international relations and a n g o. proud to sponsored by, you guessed it, usa, i, they published a rulebook, no backing out of nato and you membership stick with the i a mass and i'm bad all things russian from tv to the language to the church, or what else was the message. so to recap the top of the old guide books in that room guy and then put the 2nd guy in a cho code. can you spell the sofa and t at the time cost of the landscape played by the rules? a central condition has been the creation of a land market put into law in 2020, under presidents, a lensky, despite opposition from a majority of ukrainians. fearing that it will exacerbate corruption in the

agricultural sector and reinforce it's controlled by powerful interests. the largest landholders are a mix of all the guards and a variety of foreign interests, mostly european and north american, including a us based private equity fund. and the sovereign fund of saudi arabia, all. but one of the 10 largest land holding firms are registered overseas, mainly in tax havens, such as cyprus or luxembourg full slide the i m. s and co. so lensky lifted the band on sending ukraine's greatest resource. it's rich black, us to foreigners, within just a few years, around 40 percent, his nation's arable land phone and into the hands of the west and equity funds, pension funds, foundations. and they are still literally reaping the rewards, but not content with selling what's above ground. now's the lensky is picking the easel to you. ukraine has gold, coal, tedium, manganese, oars,

and rare earth metals. ukraine is very rich. on the map you see the real volumes, but there is no price for it. this is big money, very big. so it must be protected. if we're talking about the deal, the americans want to make less negotiates that ukraine is only in favor. yes, i see its fun line collapses on the summit trees. so the man who refuses to read the constitution, i'm faces people at the polls, but can read the face of a sick and tired trouble to wow. says he'll give it all up. even though it's not his to give the land it's mineral, wealth, atmosphere, water, and other natural resources within the territory of ukraine, the natural resources of its continental shelf and the exclusive maritime economics zone. are objects of the right of property of the ukrainian people. can you, hey, a black hawk cheering, just as it's top ross and vision does a to and fro from kids. the nation looks that to become

a money making mecca. and i do believe emotionally. those who truly believe is a capitalistic system will be flooding ukraine with capital. and i'm not talking about philanthropy, there's gonna be a lot of for us or be, i'm truly talking about if we can rebuild ukraine. it could be a beacon to the rest of the world of a power capitalism. so to recap, waves of fields have been called top, and soon what lies beneath those fields will be up for grabs to. can you smell this saw friend to yet? can you smell a cell out? every time zaleski comes to the united states. he walked away with a $100000000000.00. i think he's the greatest salesman on a. and i know some will say, well phillips, he has no choice to was to blame. and you know what, that right. he had no choice, they made sure of that. in the spring of 20 twins to do craniums. and russians met in a symbol, a piece still was on the table. they were at the finish line table,

reaching for the pendant to sign when someone came. no. okay. so when we returned from istanbul mixed all colors, johnson came to key ethical board and sandra key ways that we should not sign anything with the actual and in standby them with just fine and estimates of 900000 dead and wounded later. and here we all, are you happy for us? this key is a $160.00 plus infinity and don't at that also hit the spot. does the fact is ukrainian teenage has dialed the bustle field as putting your or does your friends like mike from peo sit on the board of the telecom joint t of star in line for a past when full of $26000000.00. i'll throw this out to buy, didn't compel into the country's resources. why can't, why? because democrats or republicans, british or americans that or in it for themselves. so to recap,

they've promised new nato hoax. the bad sparks, the wolf. you now have to fight. they give you the weapons you now have to fight with and tell you when you're allowed to lay them down and then let people solutions away on the piece, the skies make a kenning of your national companies. can you spell the silver and to yet ukraine is on like support, and the west is hovering by its side, like a greed, the relative leaning over to the kiss of death, as it prepares to inherit the lot. there no doubt to resident save, vol foot, call me a lie. why? because they've been told otherwise. i'm by who book this mode. unfortunately, almost 90 percent of ukrainian media survived on grants. because in the 1st year, the advertising market fail, in particular, in the field of online media by 92 percent in and it has not yet recovered. so while national media got advertisers and started earning money and they can not

cover 100 percent of their needs, with that, we learned that in regional media, advertising revenues now range from 3 to 10 percent. it is simply impossible to survive on such amounts. so for the 90 percent of ukrainian media within the pay of usa, i d. b agency paid for the salaries of public employees and paid off pensions and government and laptop site. the secure it's phones and russian will crimes investigations. it trade on to corruption warriors not to look at it as these bank accounts. it kept the lights on, on the roads running usa id wasn't every corner of that country. generous gift or quit pro, quote, if you decide. so to recap, they own you'll politicians. they own, you'll media, they own your debt, they pay your salaries, they high on fire to prosecute to generals. so i'm telling you, we're not getting

a $1000000.00. so you're not getting a 1000000, i'm going be leaving to year. i think it was was 6 hours. our guys are leaving to 6 hours and the prosecutor is not fired. you're not getting. the money was fired and they put in place someone who was solid, they fits on both of your businesses and soon they'll take your very soil the tragedy. and i say this genuine, the ukraine isn't free. it is a software and it is a note and it on says to many to many except ukrainian people themselves. so we'll see you live in a country that used to be the 211 on and now here on the program with the latest is ready, strike is killed at least one person that wounded several others in the south, according to local media. the adf is continuing with attacks on residents, was simply trying to return despite this ongoing pressure, locals are also refusing to be deterred from recovering the bodies or their

relatives a correspond that has this report on c. just sensing the video, who the very close to the voted with these are of the situation have, is very volatile. we've heard now that is why the soldiers have could not find people from the village. and before the child has been killed, as well as opening fire owned villages. as i tried to return to the land, we just heard 2 rounds just a few moments ago. you can see behind me the locals have gathered men, women, and children full on um, civilians. out of the locals have defied the lebanese army, and they've entered the village to recover the parties of monitors those who were killed during the is ready bombardment. some of them returning for the 1st time in around 15 months now. we've spoken to people have on the ground. no rooms, you know, the 1st of all, we came to our country to search for our martyrs. i personally went out to search for my brother who was murdered. we came out with our emotions, our hearts,

our feelings. they stayed until the end of the day in the middle of the neighborhood. their faith and belief is to defend this land. to protect this land, that's the lebanese army is here, there was no order for us to enter. but this also makes us feel that we are part of the army and that we have soldiers xena to lie. then we lost everything. we had to go out. they came back and started shooting directly at people. there is no fear because hope is greater than fear. in this, if we hope to return, we just came to the top of what was a former is ready about a case. a book about time was just behind us as we go to the top of it as well opened fine on on, on demand women and children, along with single defense workers at the a suit for the 1st time, many of them sitting. so 15 months since he is ready for bob and old lebanon began

develop the from the da's office, just ahead of us. i'll just go to my, um, the email that goes to work from probably getting a. but if people have been cold, so they can just see behind me the wounded people that being brought through. this is a civil defense worker who's been wounded in is ready to talk. the devastation here is unimaginable. the hold of the village has been flattened by these very forces and still now that not satisfied still now that opening fire on local is, is a trying to as well. but shooting and killing continues as i've been on the seas. 5 deal is still pretty much holding and gaza. 6 optics wants have taken place. so if a high mouse is exchanged 24 hostages from the enclave for about a 1100 promised. indians held behind his ready boss. and we spoke with one public opinion,

man who was released off the decades. and so this isn't the nice thing on the sentence. me to 3 live terms plus 35 years accusing me of killing this really soldier's life in prison is miserable. what is more terrifying? than the word prison, every aspect of it is utterly grim. it was unbearable from the very 1st day of my arrest, and over the years, it only got worse, especially after the war began, when the sufferings escalated significantly. it's beyond unfortunate. imagine being a healthy person with no medical conditions and still suffering terribly imprison. now imagine a sick person, someone who has lost a sight, someone like me with an amputated leg. no medical care, no treatment, absolutely nothing. before my arrest, i was in ramallah, near the offer area. i was inside the car when suddenly an explosion went off from within the vehicle. it needed while i was still inside the blast in gulf the car, a friend from the area saw the explosion rushed over immediately and transported me

to hospital. that was the beginning of my medical journey, a journey they never allowed me to complete. the situation was extremely difficult, even moving around inside the prison is a struggle. they provide no assistance whatsoever, not even basic medical a. when i requested medical attention, i would only receive the bare minimum and even then i had to pay for it myself. this is a longstanding policy and it's rarely prisoners. when a prisoner seeks medical care, the doctor does not treat them as a patient. it does not see him as a human being in need of care. if i told the doctor i was in pain, she would simply dismiss me. no, i don't think anything is wrong with you. you're just making it up. i would insist i can feel it. please examine me. but even then their check ups were nothing more than superficial assessments using medical equipment and never direct examinations . even when my condition was critical, they would only transfer me to hospital at the very last possible moment and only

took diagnosed me not to provide treatment. many of my fellow prisoners died due to medical negligence. the pain was especially unbearable in cold weather. even basic clothing was an issue. i needed specially designed pants was zippers to help me put on my prosthetic leg. i needed medical grades, silicone specialized socks and protective patting to warm my wound. none of these were available, and even if i managed to obtain them, they would be confiscated during routine searches in prison. i was used to walk in route to the sound of metal door slamming guard, shouting, keys, clinking against bars, but now silence peace. and my mother's soft voice saying, get up and pray. that was truly the dawn of my freedom, the most beautiful dawn of all. when my mother woke me up to pray, i got up, prayed, and had breakfast with her. how can i even describe that feeling? to have my mother wake me up instead of a prison guards yelling at me, the gentlest hand in the world,

the most loving hand of the world was the one wake in the meantime it does look like trump is going to sanction the international criminal court for trying to prosecute israel for this alleged genocide in gaza. the punishment or sanctions will target the salaries and visas all the i, c, c, stuff and their families, whatever the kids in cousins is a guilty of. make sure you question, but with us, why from us government consulting into the the

of the afternoon or 10 say welcome to going under gabriel. gusting all around the world from the heart of the middle east with donald trump's. foreign minister secretary said marco rubio if he is to be here to sell the ethnic cleansing of palestine.

that is the world, including where i'm speaking to you from, rejects the plan, continuing to support the 2 state solution for the palestinians, while trump $7000000000.00 of us aid and the full mass civilian killing, 2000 pound bombs. but israel reaches netanyahu. the president has at least opened the pandora's box of u. s. a. d. use when it was too complex for the c i a to the stabilize governments around the world. joining me from the us capital, washington dc is a 2 decade c. i a man who testified about the corruption of x, c. i a both robot gates under george were senior today male goodman, and senior fellow at the center for international policy, a professor of government to john hopkins university and the national security code list account a bunch provides a goodman counter punch, where i used to right? well, i kind of right, i should still be writing for it. i got to talk to you about. right? yeah, i know john, just stop right. exactly. no, no time. clearly because of your new president. i believe it will on him. us secretary of state will be always here, said you'll to continuing his release to

a we get strange comments from trump where policy doesn't match his comments off the cuff. and he says things that i read the end of the previous administration, just from your insight in years there. i don't know what you think of drawing radcliffe than you had at the see a year old. we used to work how far is trump being undermined from the inside, or is he being more undermined than usual or less? well, frankly, i don't see always being undermined at all. i figure, i feel that he's appointed a group of lawyers who are paying fuel to you to him. and what really bothers me is they're going out of their way to do things that are in just as crow. and just as unconscionable as trump himself. so they can climb up the ladder or favortism in the cabinet. and you look at how secretary, se rubio, for example, who was confirmed 99, did nothing which i felt was absurd. he has switched a lot of those positions. he was a big back or.