take there, ukraine russia china america there india please, moreover, it is necessary to investigate it is possible, but an example of an investigation. we saw. we saw holland. we saw it, that is, everything goes along the same chain, all the same scheme, that is, you know in your statement. uh, dmitry peskov, yes, that is, he says, and i appeal to international leaders not to rush to jump to conclusions that, true, they are in a hurry, because they understand that god forbid, a wave will come down now. god forbid people start asking these questions, that is , this manipulative effect is simple and then nothing can be done. that is now the day after tomorrow already a new package. dancing is ready. we have already discussed on the air with dmitry kulikov today. our colleague's story with the investigation was in vain. let me remind you that since 2004, the ukrainian authorities have repeatedly tried to investigate a crime that, according to statements ukrainian politicians. you went out to officials committed e. well, at least, uh, supposedly the sled went to russia in 2004, poisonin

joined me yesterday noting the biden family sweetheart deals in china, russia and ukraine represent a national security threat for america. >> what is going on here? i don't know all the details but you know who does, maria? chinese intelligence, russian intelligence, probably iranian, north korean intelligence. here's the really sad part. i believe our fbi and u.s. intelligence agencies know as well. they're just not going to tell us or you, the american public. maria: all right. markets this morning are fractionally higher. we're looking ahead to wednesday's release of the federal reserve march meeting mince. this morning we get factory orders. manufacturing data including the ism numbers. this morning ahead of all of that, dow industrials up 24, s&p 500 up 8 and-a-half and nasdaq higher by 54 right now. this after stocks finished mostly higher last week with the march jobs report keeping the fed on track to raise interest rates. the dow industrials last week down 42 points, a fraction. the nasdaq was up two thirds of a percent as was the s&p 500 higher by a fraction. flat overall week. oil prices this morning look lik

ukraine, the city khapovich. here i briefly answer what you said america russia china and so on britain they do not say.

america's fault that russia invaded ukraine. i mean, that's also the reason, given by russia, pretty much word for word. do you think that china has an independent assessment of what caused this war? i think china, beijing would have an independent assessment, but in this particular case, they are all too keen to embrace russia. russia assessment and support rushes rhetorically. that is because it costs them nothing. of course, they're all so close to nato enlargement. they're not happy. both nato, they don't like nato enlarging in the string, europe, the c, nato, for threats. so therefore, it cost them nothing. and it's, it's the they seed us in their interest to oppose nato. and in this particular case, to blame the crisis on nato, instead of blaming it on russia's actual invasion of ukraine. today we heard the commission president ursula funded lion saying that she pointed out that china's trade with the e. u is more than 3 times the volume of china's trade with russia. she's talking about business here. is that going to move beijing more than by talking about respect for human right to respect for the rules based internati

america's fault that russia invaded ukraine. i mean, that's also the reason, given by russia, pretty much word for word. do you think that china has an independent assessment of what caused this war? i think china beaches would have an independent assessment, but in this particular case, they are all too keen to embrace russia. russia assessment and support rushes rhetorically. that is because it cost them nothing. of course, they're all supposed to need to enlarge when they're not happy, both nato, they don't like nato enlarging, in eastern europe, d. c. nato, for threats. so therefore it cost them nothing. and it's, it's the, they see us in their interests to oppose nato. and in this particular case, to blame the crisis on nato instead of blaming on russia the actual invasion of ukraine. today we heard the commission president ursula funder lion, saying that she pointed out that trying his trade with the e. u is more than 3 times the volume of china's trade with russia. she's talking about business year. is that going to move beijing more than by talking about respect for human right to respect for the rules based internatio

a meeting that comes amid heightened concerns about china's influence in latin america, as well as russia's ongoing war in ukraineith four star general laura richardson, the commander of u.s. southern command, which oversees u.s. military operations and of course, diplomatic conversations in central and south america as well as the caribbean. we talked about russia's efforts to exert influence in the region and general richardson says she thinks we should be keeping a very close eye as well on china. >> the larger threat, she believes, is china, which is pumping hundreds of billions of dollars into the region to build desperately needed infrastructure, like dams, ports, and cell phone networks, but -- >> there's always strings attached. >> reporter: those strings mean china and the regimes they pop up can you track that information. >> what would that information give them? >> it allows them to possibly use health care, for example, if you didn't vote a certain way, you don't get health care, you don't get food. >> reporter: in their most ambitious move yet, cyan is building 29 new ports in 7 different countries.

understood who the bell sounds in ukraine, china and india, and so on, because in reality this is not a conflict between ukraine and russia, not even a conflict between america conflict and a struggle for the future in the world of peace. russia led the process of demonopolization of world foreign policy. well , the monopolist always got everything to be ruined. it is necessary to declare war and so on, but when there is a sustainable model and the influence is high enough usa russia and china the world will be more stable the world will be more that no one else can start a war. how it was unleashed in yugoslavia using the weakness of russia and the disappearance of the soviet union therefore, in this case, china understands after china they understand everything perfectly. uh, russian-chinese energy cooperation. yes europe well, whether we like it or not, it will shrink. uh, our energy exports to europe, how far can we turn towards china and how long will it take to reach comparable export volumes with europe eastward great question vyacheslav alekseevich i think that we can turn around so much that europe simply won’t even have the technical ability to ret

ukraine, it is worth noting here nevertheless. what is going on in general 3.5 players in the world not three and a half china russia the united states of america europe, and when a colleague calls russia china revisionist countries - this is a very interesting term, but it seems to me that it should be applied not to russia, china, but to the united states of america, that is, revisionist americans. yes, yes, yes, i will explain my idea now, that is, we are talking about the fact that someone is changing the world order, but the united states is the dominant of the past. europe is such, uh, it is an ally and satellite of the united states of america in the past and in the present. and today is today and definitely tomorrow dominant - this is china and that's it. this is the world order, which has already begun or is approaching five minutes before, the united states wants to revise it and here they need to be weakened. china they need to weaken russia to keep europe weak and partially this plan succeeds they manage to quarrel russia europe but the paradox is that they bring russia and china closer together of course, for them this is an extrem

ukraine. we live in a dangerous world whether it is the prospect of russia against nato or the aggression of china, or ran or north korea tomorrow. america must be prepared to project power all over the globe. we cannot assume that our adversaries will give us time to prepare for battle or restock in the middle of one. host: that was mitch mcconnell, leader of the republican party in the senate. we are asking you to tell the senators if you supported propose the additional funding to ukraine. you can send us a text like this viewer has to deny more military aid to ukraine opens the door to prudent to overrun the baltic states. you can send us a tweet http://twitter.com/cspanwj at http://twitter.com/cspanwj or post on facebook. i think we should support ukraine as well as our nato allies. we should honor the agreement that we made to the people of the ukraine. michael and oregon. caller: i am calling from port orchard and i am calling to support the package going to ukraine. coming from a military family, my father in the marine corps and went to world war ii and korea. in the 30's, the americans did not want to get into the war and we sa

ukraine and border patrol. we need to look at bigger things stop adversarial nations and russia and china. getting back to americadependence, the attendant that would actually hurt our enemies far worse than putting eight on the ground. >> joey: we will switch gears, are you running for congress? are you talking about bringing common sense to congress? mask mandates hanging on for life in blue cities. they were voicing frustration that in new york i will jump on a plane and put a mask on going to the airport and i take it back off and fly to nashville. what are your thoughts on the mask mandates, and why are the blue cities pushing this on the people? >> i will tell you, joey is seems they enjoy the power they have. this is about running of the running authoritarian style government. we saw where when you put outside of the political science, we look at medical science. we see quickly that when you compare florida and the way governor ron desantis handled things in the way governor cuomo handled things in new york, in fact, open for society, businesses, schools, et cetera not forcing masking and things like this,

ukraine. >> again, russia does not have america's best interests at heart. chinaterest at heart. they want the united states to do the deal because they want the united states to leave the middle east. they want to power iran, their ally. an axis, russia, china, iran. the last thing america should do is give this iranian regime that calls and actively works to destroy israel and endangering all our arab sunni weapons, our allies. you shouldn't give them hundreds of billions to do the terror attacks. the deal don't address the ballistic missile program of iran. they're developing intercontinental ballistic missiles. put up a map. israel is on the same continent as iran. those ballistic missiles are not for israel. they're for europe and the united states. people were thinking you know what? let's avoid confrontation at all costs. when you take that approach that you will avoid confrontation at all costs you end up in a much worse confrontation, a confrontation with a nuclear iran. the problem you deal with in ukraine today is because russia is an aggressive power w

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america's national security. we are talking about business associates from china, russia, ukraine, to name a few, and those countriespolitical issues, and you know, whether or not america gets involved in world war iii so we need to have the president be up front about whether or not he is compromised in the eyes of these countries, because you know, you know that president xi and vladimir putin know everything about what hunter biden, jim biden, and joe biden were up to with this influence peddling scheme. joe biden had been plying this in delaware four decades and now as president. >> john: you have republicans saying they want to hear from the 51 former intelligence agency officials who said oh, this all looks like russian disinformation. they want to know what information were they basing that on and if republicans gain control of congress, a blizzard of subpoenas might go out early next year and the subject of congressional hearings. >> yeah, well, i mean, it's interesting if anything can be done about those people. they had a get out of jail free clause in the letter saying we have not looked at the laptop but

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russia and ukraine, to the united states, nato allies. it's also creating a global divide, corrupting china, parts of africa and even latin america.es, quote, the world, china casts off as a principled onlooker of the war in ukraine, not pick a side, simply seeking peace. however, at home, the communist chinese party is painting russia as a long suffering victim rather than an aggressor, and defense china's strong ties with moscow as vital. according to sleet, quote, one study discovered a coordinated network of new, fake and hacked twitter accounts in africa and asia showing pro putin messages. even though this international conflict is focused on russia and ukraine, the kremlin is flooding spanish speakers with messages that the united states is the actual real aggressor. joining me now is clint watts, an msnbc national security analyst and a fellow at the foreign policy research institute. clint, i've been looking forward to having this conversation with you. as you know, many folks may not realize, but you are also the author of messing with the enemies, surviving social media world and hackers, terrorists, russians and fake n

and america conducts regional bedrooms to partners for russia and japan for russia for china and it is quite obvious that despite this experience of the geopolitical suicide bomber of ukraineo become such a sparring partner against russia or against china and now the united states political use this shell of nato in order to show. yes, you are not alone, there are many of us here. here, almost as they say, not half the world, although in fact much smaller. that is, this is such an uh, act of e or something as a motivation for these regional sparring partners, but i think that there will gradually be a realization that regional sparring partners against russia or against china will become in the interests of the united states. this is for any normal regional country. it's just suicide. and so you said vyacheslav alekseevich rightly that he is going for nosification over somewhere encourages, but i would still slightly correct it already. uh, there are times when it doesn't work. for example, when zelensky spoke in parliament, greece, a number of politicians, two factions, in my opinion. yes, the parliamentarians boycotted this speech precisely because of the battalion. azov

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ukraine weapons are all possible and there are still germany-france, uh, who still would not want to completely break off relations with russia as for china, it is quite expected and uh that the united states of americaill now toughen policy towards china how did provoking china's special military operation against taiwan today it was it was from a leak from various american sources. china , after all, as two countries said one china, and we believe that taiwan will become part of the prc in a peaceful way. they want to integrate it with economic ties and other united states. america at any cost. it is necessary to prevent this, firstly, and secondly, to knock out such a serious thing from relations with russia. strategic ally and partner what china is so we will now see that there will be more provocations against china, but i uh, frankly, uh, i think that the united states would hardly want china to attack taiwan because of the outcome of this fight. in general, it is quite obvious. i think that the united states is just trying to do everything to prevent this, ah, comrade. xi well , of course we don't know. uh, what decisions will he make, but many chinese believe that, uh, china is now preparing

the representative of china said about ukraine and he says that instead of the united states of america not adding fuel to the fire, they did not help ukraine in the war against russia they would have taken some steps towards restoring peace at the same time in ukraine. for example, volodymyr zelensky says that the west does not help us. he we are practically we were left face to face even with the weapons that the west helps us, including the united states of america, it is absolutely not enough for us to be able to defend ourselves and the second. billion, but this month, to pay a salary, therefore, in fact, from the point of view of ukraine, this loan looks completely different completely different from your point of view as an eco who considers himself a ukrainian citizen from the point of view of ukraine while everything is going well, - zelensky said, being between the sixteenth and eighth floors, while everything is going normally, it falls. you see, here's the thing. i want to pay attention to weapons. this is an important point. you are stressed now and our viewers should understand. look here. i am now absolutely convinced that this is athos yes that happe

ukraine and russia with india but india remains to have a neutral stand. also, america understands the com pulgzs india has with its geographic location when it comes to chinase ties with russia. now, a source in indian government says an official from the indian government, rather, has said that prime minister while talking to lavrov today, will once again reiterate india's stand and request for cessation of violence in that region. so clearly, india is remaining neutral for now. but there's been a whole string of top leaders from different countries who have been coming into india in the last two weeks to three weeks trying to pile pressure on india. but for now, india is holding its part. john. >> we appreciate that. thank you. >>> india not the only player refusing to denounce the russian invasion. china expected to take some fire from the eu during a virtual summit. also set to begin about an hour and a half from now. cnn's kristie lu stout in hong kong following these developments and i guess the situation now comes down to between the eu and china, who needs each other the most? or who has the most to lose out of all this i guess when it comes to, yo

russia and china to take a geopolitical stance against america? maria: you know, it's interesting that the prime minister of the u.k., boris johnson, went to ukrainean unanswer -- unannounced visit to kyiv over weekend. he pledged new military aid in addition to the 130 million that the u.k. announced on friday. do you think ukraine can win this without biden's help? >> i think they could, and i'll go a step further. the u.k. was the first ones also to sanction three of the five state banks that are in russia. i think that right now joe biden is trying to work another angle where he can go ahead and sanction russian energy, but he's going to wait until he allows rush russia to be the intermediary for the failed nuclear deal that president trump got us out of. remember that, you know, it was the state, you know, secretary of state who was actually responsible for putting this brain child together under obama in jcpoa, and now he wants to jump back into it, and he can't do it without the minister of foreign affairs, lavrov, in russia. they're going to try to get this backroom deal where russia becomes the intermediary for iran, and basically they si

a was cia director william burns calling out china as a secret partner to russia in its invasion of ukraine, warning of the threat beijing poses to americalapse of china and the great u.s./china tech war. gordon chang is here. he knew about that before hearing from william burns. thank you for being here. interesting to hear burns say china is a secret partner with russia in the war in ukraine. your thoughts. >> not so secret, maria. i mean, we've known this all along. i mean, china with its elevated commodity purchases has been funding the war. they've been supplying militaryy intelligence to the russians, the information that the drones the ukrainians are using, beijing's diplomats have been in service of the kremlin and china's propaganda machinery, the central governments and the communist parties have been amplifying ludicrous russian narratives. this has not been a secret. this has been out in the open and the biden administration has been reluctant to impose costs on china for helping funding and by the way green-lighting this war. maria: that's right. and i want to ask you about policy and why this administration seems to ignore

the problems in america, inflation, gas prices rising, crime, foreign policy issues in ukraine and russia. rising threat of chinaources and attention on those issues that affect americans and he wants to open the border up, i think makes no sense to me but makes no sense to americans and the american voert which is why i think democrats will get pummeled. he could change course and fix this and most americans would agree with him. i don't understand politically why he wouldn't go in a different direction and save his hide from getting trounced in november. >> dana: do it for the merits or politics. it is confusing. have a great weekend. >> you, too, dana. >> gillian: border agents accused of whipping migrants will not face criminal charges. you remember these images taken last september? the biden administration, including the president himself and the press secretary, condemned those agents, accused them of mistreatment based on the footage. but it turns out after investigation they weren't brandishing whips or deploying them against people. those are reins used for controlling horses. now that no criminal wron

power struggle between russia and china and wanting to diminish america and the united states on the world stage. that's what this is all about. behind what is happening in ukrainet. thank you, congressman. good to have you with us today. joining me now, retired general ben hodges. very good to have you with us. thanks for joining us. i have a new piece of sound from general milley today about the big picture and what is going on in the world. here he is. >> we're entering a world that is becoming more unstable and the potential for significant international conflict between great powers is increasing, not decreasing. >> martha: the potential for conflict between the great powers is increasing says the chairman of the joint chiefs, general milley. it's not decreasing at this stage, general. >> so you're asking me -- i'm sorry -- to comment on what the chairman said? >> martha: do you agree with him? >> of course he's right. there's a larger potential for great power conflict. i think it's because for the past several years, not just this past year, the past -- since russia invaded georgia in 2008, we and our allies have failed to acknowledge russia as a real thr

current situation with russia as a good example of why china's influence abroad is of an important issue, very important issue. in response toin its aggressionn the ukraine, america responded with sanctions that will isolate and we can russia. such a response does that work if we act alone. we need other countries to join our effort in order to apply more pressure to vladimir putin and russia. my concern is that with china's growing influence abroad it would be more difficult to isolate and we condemn in the case of a chinese military aggression. secretary yellen, how concerned are you that china's lending around the world could interrupt attempts to respond to chinese aggression? >> while i mean -- well, i mean, i with the gentleman i am concerned about chinese lending around the world. as i mentioned i think often chinese lending can be predatory and result in unsustainable debt and influence on countries and that i would very much like to see the united states and its partners expand our lending in ways that diminished china's influence in the space. and, of course, it is a way in which china exerts influence on many countries that borrow from it. but we need

are so you reliant on things made in china, from semiconductor chips to producings i riernt on russia-ukraine for food why not more transition to make things in americaom the congress in order to get american companies to take it seriously. right now there is not -- there is no this cost right the whether it is regulation or from even press public relations in the market. for companies that are doing business manufacturing in china you think about number of american companies that have stayed for factoring products, you covered quite a bit province in china ongoing genocide against uyghurs, remaining there despite declaring ongoing genocide we worked at state department worked to begin to put measures in place to bring critical supply chips other things back to the united states i don't think until, boards and companies see a real cost for them in doing business, in communist china i don't think they are moving until they feel the heat. >> cheryl. cheryl: quick i got to add one more piece of data crunching numbers on report, 38-year high we were expecting a 32-year high for employment cost numbers this is 38-year high meaning that companies are payin

ukraine. we live in a dangerous world whether it is the prospect of russia against nato or the aggression of china, or ran or north korea tomorrow. america must be prepared to project power all over the globe. we cannot assume that our adversaries will give us time to prepare for battle or restock in the middle of one. host: that was mitch mcconnell, leader of the republican party in the senate. we are asking you to tell the senators if you supported propose the additional funding to ukraine. you can send us a text like this viewer has to deny more military aid to ukraine opens the door to prudent to overrun the baltic states. you can send us a tweet http://twitter.com/cspanwj at http://twitter.com/cspanwj or post on facebook. i think we should support ukraine as well as our nato allies. we should honor the agreement that we made to the people of the ukraine. michael and oregon. caller: i am calling from port orchard and i am calling to support the package going to ukraine. coming from a military family, my father in the marine corps and went to world war ii and korea. in the 30's, the americans did not want to get into the war and we sa

america to be the world's policemen, but i don't want russia and china to be either. and i just don't get the feeling that the biden administration is truly committed to ukraine winning this war and to the defeat of russia. this is not a princeton-yale fencing club match. this is a prison yard brawl. p utin and xi, and yes, xi is involved, these are hard men, and yet the administration wants to talk about strategic conceptual wins and strategic conceptual defeats and hearts and minds. to putin, hearts and minds are the two best places to shoot someone. now, we need to do more. the sanctions are tough. but the president knows they can be a lot tougher. we need to make them tougher. number two, we need to give zelenskyy the weapons that he needs. i'm not talking about american tanks or planes or troops, but i'm talking about the anti-aircraft, the anti-ship, the surface to air missiles, the tanks, the planes that our european allies have offered to provide but president biden has said no. and number three, cut off putin's cash flow. i hope i'm wrong, sandra, but i get the impression the biden administration is ringing its hands and if they could they would pass the pro

guarantees that there will be no more wars on the territory of ukraine, the city of kharkov briefly answers what you said america russia china and so on britain they do not say. because they are waiting for the formation of a new world order. that's when she will already be, yes, and they will wait a long time who will be this urenga walk? ask them, but until there are new ones, the world order of the world order is to blame. and this war will continue. yes, i really like the idea of ​​eviction that there should be no more war on the territory of ukraine. it seems to me that not a single person here wants to please. that's it, let this conflict be the last. but, as a story than we heard, he had some other thoughts. that is, if now there is a truce, then several more wars until the thirty-fifth or until the thirty-second year, that is, this collective arrest should also understand that these wars are incomprehensible. in the name of what in the name of what great goal in 13 years. they destroy in the first place, ukraine and in principle. i think at some point we'll have to come to an agreement. here with these. how are you w

what is between ukraine and russia, provider of 40% of the entire world's supply of wheat for example. we like brazil, we like latin america over emerging asia and emerging europe. chinain the space specifically in consumer discretionary. this is a structural call. so on weakness and for clients who have -- who are looking for alpha and have a higher risk tolerance and are willing to deal with a couple of -- a bit of volatility, consumer discretionary sector i think with china is beaten up but has room to rally over coming years. i think for long-term investors i think that a makes sense. ukraine is going to shrink as we've heard, 45%. it's because half of all the businesses have been shuttered. infrastructure, critical infrastructure is decimated. this shouldn't be a surprise for everyone. europe is going to continue to decrease in terms of economic activity but i think there's a price for everything and we're currently looking at opportunities within european assets because we've seen record outflows in terms of portfolio capital there. maria: i think you make such a great point on that, katherine. because most people expect a recession in europe as a result of what

russia's invasion of ukraine, has violently demonstrated its willful record for international norms. just as we have seen in syria, and anywhere it sees an opportunity to diminish america's leadership. china is also vying for increased influence at america's expense in a region it depends upon for over 40% of its fossil fuels. meanwhile, veos, violent extremist organizations in the centcom area continue to pose a threat to the homeland. in sum, the central come remains today a violates arena for competition and a decisive theater in the campaign against veos. the campaign to defeat the islamic state in iraq and syria entered a new phase. iraq has assumed sole responsibility for counter isis on its own soil. in syria, they are approving facilities for detained isis fighters as well as the displace persons camps, idp camps where their families reside. more than half of these populations come from other countries. addressing the issues in syria ultimately will require these countries to reclaim and repatriate whatever citizens remain in these camps ending one of the world's crises in afghanistan, our campaign against al qaeda and isis khorasan entered a new face. we are cutting this campaign

uh, ukraine will change the situation for all players absolutely for everyone for russia america europe chinaminutes of historical time, a minute or a second. yes, changes in the situation, then later it will be possible to discuss all this again or once again discuss possible goals that can be put. at what stage we are , sergei kirenko said during the first all-russian school historical forum, the power in pravda 10 years ago, even 5 years ago, well, it was hard to believe that nazism and fascism could return, and our earth after all the tragedies of the great patriotic war against after tens of millions of victims after the international nuremberg tribunal and yet. today it is a reality. yes, she is hiding this reality. and the international company meta says that we, well, actually you can’t to call, uh, to kill people on a national basis, but if they are russians, then it's a little hard to believe, but this is happening right before our eyes. what was my paphos when i said what we can actually offer, well, that is, people who appear on television, there, related to intellectual creativit

america? it is not a coincidence that the countries we're talking about in the news today, ukraine, russia, chinabig guy was skimming 10% off the top. if that is not corruption i don't know what is. pete: that is where the story gets consequential, what did biden know and when did he know it and hopefully those committees get to the bottom of it. can't change what happened in 2020. but at very least you can restore confidence in people way they run their lives, business of government. congressman jim banks, thank you for your time. >> thank you. pete: coming up the woke world of disney enraging parents across the country. sean duffy has an idea to get congress involved. he joins us coming up. first chief meteorologist rick reichmuth is live at bass pro shops world fishing fair. rick? rick: we're here at bass pro shops for the 50th anniversary of bass pro shops. we have eva. this is the best aquarium in the country this is bebo, the armadillo. we'll talk with him in a second. don't go anywhere. ♪. we gotta tell people that liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need,