well, i think max tree and column is michael hudson of a mr. quotes. i think you've spoken to him before attending the past few days. for ange, it's been very hard to imagine a complete realignment of the world economic system. but i wrote a cli, thanks to joe bible, brussels nato, the europe in union. they finally capitalize the conditions in which governments all over the world, including usual, u. s. l. i saudi arabia, you a, that alone the global south. they suddenly realize we have to do something. we can't live in a world where the sanctions rule, the world economy. we have to start a new world and you will for our benefits, the vast majority of people, enough journalist option returns the always a pleasure to see you. thanks very much for your time and thank you for joining us as well. and while the you endeavors to rid itself of russian energy supplies, the book has been increasing its dependence on american shipments of liquefied natural gas, which johns france has pointed out, costs exponentially more than imports from nearby russia. difficul

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but yet we spoke to economist an author, michael hudson, he says it's ukraine to pay is unlikely to be able to pay off its obligations to foreign powers. there's no way that you can pay the form that are running a huge deficit every year. and it's the poorest countries in europe and the most corrupt country in europe, the money that is called foreign that was not paid the ukrainians, it was paid to the collector credit. so like palomo ski and to mr. zalinski and other crooked, so immediately took the money from the i m f, and put it into their personal bank accounts and anima and other places. so this is fictitious. it's not really your premium that at all. it is what economists call a fraudulent or odious depth. and i think russia should make this a test case on what is already a step, and it should somehow expand the idea of audio step to what many other american satellites and global cells countries. oh, those are the main stories this our do head over to all websites r t dot com for more and any of those stories that you've just seen on pizza scott, on the back again with another o

earlier we spoke to economists, north of michael hudson, who says that ukraine appears unlikely to be able to pay off its obligations to foreign powers. there's no way that you can now pay the form that it's running a huge deficit every year. and it's the 4th country in europe. it's really most corrupt country in europe, the money that is called foreign death was not paid the ukrainians. it was paid to the collector credit satellite, alamo, ski and to mr. zalinski and other crooked. so immediately took the money from the i m f and put it into their personal bank accounts and anima and other places. so this is fictitious, that is not really ukrainian, that at all is what economists call a fraudulent or odious depth. and i think russia should make this a test case on what is already a step. and it should somehow expand the idea of audio step to what many other american satellites and global cells countries oh plus are up for now. and that's all for me, peter scott's, but i'll be passing the baton on to ortiz. nicky are in very shortly and she'll be here in about half an hour's time with

we spoke to economist and author michael hudson, he says ukraine appears unlikely to be able to pay off its obligations to foreign palace. there's no way that you can pay the form that it's running a huge deficit every year as the forest country in europe. and so the most corrupt country in europe, the money that i called for and that was not paid the ukrainians, it was paid to the collector prep, so like most k and to mr. zalinski and other crooked, so immediately took the money from the i m f. and put it into their personal bank accounts and anima and other places. so this is fictitious, that is not really your premium that at all, it is what economists call fraudulent or odious depth. and i think russia make this a case on what is already a step and it should be somehow expand the idea of audio step to what many other american satellites and global so countries. oh my thanks for keeping us company.

we spoke to economist and over michael hudson, he says you train a pace unlikely to be able to pay off its obligations to foreign powers. there's no way that you can pay the foreign data running a huge deficit every year as the poorest country in europe. it's really most corrupt country in europe, the money that is called for and that was not paid the ukrainians. it was paid to the cluster crab, like a lensky, and other crooked. so immediately the money from the i m f and put it into their personal bank accounts and anima and other places. so this is fictitious that it's not really your premium that at all. it is what economists call fraudulent or odious. and i think russia should make this a case on what is already a step, and it should somehow expand the idea of audio step to what many other american satellites and global cells countries. oh, thanks for joining us here. and i see international will get back at the top of down with the latest news that day a i . 2 2 6 6 name is matthew with the.

and i like c-span to put people like michael hudson of disney of civilization on their book tv that. you get a different point of view. okay, that's just to be clear. when talk about freedom in china, we are, of course talking about the period after 1978 when china started to liberalize. nothing we say should sort of be be read to to to to think that we consider china to be a free country. it is. and in fact, it's been becoming less free after 2012 in terms of technology skill development, any technology can be used good and evil. pretty much all technologies could be used for good and. evil where you stop or whether you should stop them. that is obviously a commerce that is being held by. people much smarter than me. let's assume that we were to decide as a as a society that we should stop right. in terms of development of ai and because i could turn us all into paperclips well, okay, what if there is a new coming down the road that wipe out humanity and could be resolved through further technological advance, including i what if there's an asteroid we need to take care of? and and

let's bring in michael pillsbury he's a senior fellow and director for chinese strategy at the hudsonn author of the book the 100 year marathon behind a secret strategy to replace america as the global superpower. michael, welcome good to see you again. this is a change in the post era where it is been run by a collective leadership. does this mean xi jinping is really a one man show? or does he have the rest solidly behind him? >> the chinese themselves, paul, are telling us he is a one-man show. this is an extraordinary step to have a third term. also, the speech itself is looking forward. things he might do during the next five years or more. one of them is when secretary blinken was referring to the faster timetable for the use of force against taiwan. i happen to agree with secretary blinken about that. and i up the only one braid the chief of naval operations testified a few days ago that he believes he may have to fight tonight is the term see used. the deadline is no longer 2027 as an previous american can matter talked about it's more like in the next few months or so. he com

institutee, director of the hudson - technology printing were very tonight have with us, michal fabey a longtime journalist and author now of two books and talking about michael is been most

michael waller, pouring nearly $8.8 million into the race. due to redistricting, maloney is running in a new district based in the lower hudson valley that presidentre there seemed to be a narrow window for democrats to potentially maintain house control, recent polling shows tight races even in some typically reliable blue states. let's take california, for example. where polls are showing republicans are competitive in as many as five house districts that went for president biden in 2020. by ten points or more. or, let's go to rhode island, where in another sign of a potentially difficult november, democrats are deploying first lady jill biden to campaign there. rhode island normally a deep blue state has not sent a republican to congress in nearly three decades. while republican groups are flooding money into areas carried by democrats in 2020, "the new york times" reports that democrats have all but given up on contesting seats won by republicans in the last election. republicans need just five seats to flip the house. but some democratic strategists are telling the "times," they now fear the party could lose as many as 20 or 30 districts next

institutee, director of the hudson - technology printing were very tonight have with us, michal fabey a longtime journalist and author now of two books and talking about michael is been most recently - and also an editor of previous to that he is more for several other media outlets and in addition to that, is also the winner of an award for editing and congratulations on that work for editing in challenging circumstances and congratulations on that and is also onene of the few journaliss that have had large amount of experiencesip going out and watching and operating practice their work and most recently at the norway with the marines up there as part of the expansion of theof states operation is outcome a wide range of experienceth both practical ands a reporter so we are really happy to have mike here tonight talk about his new book "heavy metal - the hard days and nights of the shipyard workers who build america". so we will talk a little bit about them and thank you very much for being here and appreciate it. >> thank you for havingg me. >> so to startar with, what else you kind of a big overarching question of why did you want to write a book about newp

hudson center for technology. we're lucky tonight to have with us mike dv who is a longtime journalist and author now have two books. we're talking about one of those tonight, michael has been most recently working for jane and is also an editor at jane's fighting ships and previously to that he's worked for aviation week and other media outlets

hudson center for technology. we're lucky tonight to have with us mike dv who is a longtime journalist and author now have two books. we're talking about one of those tonight, michael has been most recently working for jane and is also an editor at jane's fighting ships and previously to that he's worked for aviation week and other media outlets. in addition he is also the winner of the award for editing and congratulations on that which is a prestigious award for editing in challenging circumstances so congratulations on that and we appreciate you being here. is also one of the few journalists that have had a large amount of first hand experience going to see on ships and watching naval courses operate and practice their work. most recently he was up in norway with the marines as part of the expansion of the state wide range of practical and as a reporter so we're happy to have mike here his new book "heavy metal - the hard daysand nights of the shipyard workers who build america's supercarriers" . we'll talk a little bit about that but thank you mike for being here . >> thanks for having me. >> to start with i wanted to ask you kind of a big overarching action. w