u. s. a. trying to stay and they're trying to push western europe. let's not forget that western europe is considered by brzezinski as an american protector. it, in that, that gives really a big insight on how the u. s. a. western europe. so the u. s. washington wants the europeans to wage this war because they don't want to spend their budget, they want, they want to europeans to wage the war, nicola, but they also want europe to be d industrialized, hence the cutting out of russian energy. i mean, what is the school for poor old europe these days? it seems like it's getting squeezed between a rock and a hard place. it definitely is. and that's, that's the position it's in, at the, in the european countries we'll have to buy a new weapons and where they go to buy them from, from the us. so the american industrial military industrial complex im making lot of games out of this war and look at the, the prices of their stocks on the market. and they are skyrocketing. they're the ones who are thinking about this and in europe because it does not have a po

u. s. president, in a nutshell, is trying to achieve some semblance of order at the u. s. border with mexico, given the fact that since he took office, the number of illegal crossings into the united states has surged up at least 37 percent. and there really has been some wood described chaos at the border. and this has have been a tremendous strain on not only the border security at the border, but also the various facilities, whether be the hospitals in the local regions, the schools, the police forces. and so it has been an enormous task in trying to get this under control. so that's the 1st part of this. there is another piece of this, and that is, is that the u. s. president is trying to encourage the u. s. congress to act. it has been 20 years since the immigration has been reformed in the united states. and so this is the u. s. president saying look at, i need you to do something. i've been asking you to do something in the absence of that i am taking action. and the other big piece and all of this is, this is the u. s. president responding to the u. s. voter beca

claimed territorial integrity over that island in this protest, i think and comes at a point where the u. s. is really trying to build a partnership between japan and south korea in the, in the pacific in the south korean, in the pacific strategy that was just released last week. we also seen that they mention the very importance of strengthening the relationship with japan. so i think this island dispy will continue to be a very difficult point for both countries to try to resolve as they try to build closer partnership in connection, especially on the security front. in the overall in the pacific strategy under the umbrella that is led by the united states. well, how does that dispute all, how far back will that dispute then put south korea in japan in a joint efforts to uphold regional piece? i think the biggest challenge to the bilateral trust between japan and south korea for them to strength and security relationship is going to come with the trust that they have with each other in obviously the dispute over these islands will continue to put some challenge over how both countries can overcome decades

u. s. president joe barton is unveiled a new plan to allow people from haiti, cuba, nicaragua, and venezuela to work in the u. s. but at the same time, he warned those trying to enter illegally will be immediately turned away. on the pandemic era title 40 to thousands of people hoping to join the program. cute border authority offices in mexico. following the announcement i didn't plan will any to those who fly into the country and people will not be financially sponsored? my messages this if you're trying to leave cuban nicaragua, haiti do have and we are have agreed to began a journey to america. do not do not just show up at the border, stay where you are and apply illegally from there. starting today, if you don't apply to the legal process, you will not be eligible for this new parole program. that's what her scores from. kimberly, how can you can tell us what mine is hoping to achieve with this of us president, in a nutshell, is trying to achieve some semblance of order at the u. s. border with mexico, given the fact that since he took office, the number of illegal crossings into the united states has surged out at least 37 per cent. and there really

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trying to leap over those red lines of the u. s. government on the palestinian side. phil blink and we'll be trying to definitely have a conversation with president math. what about about reinstating a security agreement between palestine at the palestinian territories. and israel that has been, that was a that was stopped basically after a big rate in the west bank last week. so there's a lot to talk about, but the main agenda will remain, of course iran being a hot topic and of course relations between israel and its neighbors. russians, robi relations aren't particularly close at the moment. what is that likely to me for the over this current incarnation of the country's government? i'm not sure how accurate that is really of course there's a lot of talk and in the u. s. rather obviously, waiting, watching very interested to see what israel's new far right government are going to do going forward. but the relations between the 2 countries does remain relatively strong. they held a coordinated military training exercise just last week and they do have a big regional issues that they want to remain combined on, partic

a major battle ground among rival superpowers. the u. s. is encouraging its international partners to try to join a plan ban on chinese computer chips according to media reports. now u. s. and bastard to japan, rom, manuel says the u. s. is in discussions with japan, the netherlands and south korea nations, a critical to the industry supply chain. in an interview with bloomberg, he said, all the parties are at the table. all the parties have a mutual shared interest in the outcome. everybody has different aspects of the industry. he said the deal must be multilateral in order to work. now the korean government for its part has denied its and talks with the u. s. at the stage. meanwhile, another u. s. partner and the world's biggest manufacturer of powerful semi conductors. taiwan has passed its own ships act to give tax breaks to key manufacturers. well, for more insights, let's bring it down. i've. he's a tech analyst at web, web security. then thanks for joining me now, as we just said, it's taiwan, not china, who's really leading in terms of semiconductor production. so how significant

, they could charge you with some sort of espionage add or some trees in the sack. them trying to infiltrate a u. s. base. and if they were to get you 300 miles offshore, then granted, they haven't, they haven't total, a reason to believe you're trying to get on the base. you're doing some sort of act of direct activism that you're trying to get on the bays and trying to sneak on the bay and that concerns me because it would leave you very little opportunity. and it'd be a great risk tiered to your safety honestly for you to challenge them so openly. if you were to, to try to escape them, they'd forgive me, but they would hunt you down. they would, they would chase you. i really want to like vice, this is lucy's way. but being on that boat, i'd rather run into somalia, pirates than run into the u. s. military to be honest with it, because they will be aggressive. they will be very aggressive and they will, they will shoot 1st and ask questions later. i think i think there's a good chance at the west 1st unless they weren't fighting more than that, the money that would have to. yeah. not that would

immigration policies has created a dramatic challenge for these migrants from heidi. thousands of stock here on the mexican side of the border, trying to understand than u. s. a pastor tries to explain, but many questions remain. lee, you works for a refugee and g o. he to is trying to understand what the new u. s. requirements mean for michael abernathy. well i'm here to see what it's about because of that and how i can help. i think it's through an app as i understand it . okay. okay. a stare for madeline applica. fiona next stop is a storage place, at least 3 times a week. he picks up warm clothes for the refugees. the nights are cold. this time of the leo tells us there about 10000 people in the region right now. this camp. he's greeted with joy. today he distribute socks for the children and lonely go get worth it is that all i can do is help the people here in that's all i can do in other matters. even if it's only a drop in the bucket at me that i leave that in that awhile for most migrants here . figuring out how to register on the new app is the biggest problem. grady rodriguez who flat on doris has no smartphone. they will. okay. oh, up with e. j

a far right government here in israel is really testing that special relationship between israel and the u. s. the u. s. watching closely, they've already sent a couple of delegations, lower level delegations, to try and see how the 2 governments will work together. they are watching closely to see the direction that this government will take. the lead up to this visit benjamin netanyahu as a part of the response package. if you will, to the attacks on the weekend. they said that they were going to strengthen settlement they didn't give for the details. but we know that strengthening settlements and expanding even in settlements is a k policy objective of many of the hard line members of benjamin netanyahu coalition government. but expansion of settlements is a red line for the u. s. for example, it's something that they say that they will not want to go ahead and do the blinking will definitely be wanting to hold any expansions and urging benjamin netanyahu to do that. that netanyahu knows that he has to keep the us on side. and so he will be trying to do a belt delicate balancing act, if he will, between the mo, hardline members of his coalition government and the wills of the u. s. rebecca blin

and as i said, also trying to reiterate the u. s. a stance on the 2 state solution, but you know, whether or not he's going to be successful in that cooperation in trying to restart that corporate cooperation remains to be seen the palestinian authority. really trying to show some strength on that front or correspond. becker it is there in jerusalem. thank you very much robert. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. today. a russian strike has killed one person and wounded 3 more in hockey. if, according to the regional governor, a missile hit the residential building of ukraine's 2nd largest city late on sunday, at least 3 more people were killed by russians shelling in crimson nato secretary general has urged south korea to provide military support for the government in ukraine. in stoughton back has been meeting officials and sol hoping to persuade the government to reverse a longstanding band on supplying weapons to countries engaged in active conflict. turkeys, president roosevelt up

a massive headache for u. s. president joe biden, who's promising to get tough on messages. this if you're trying to leave cuba, nicaragua, haiti, you have her, and we, or have agreed to began a journey to america. do not do not just show up at the border stay where you are and apply legally from starting today. if you don't apply to the legal process, you will not be eligible for this new bro program. that program could result in up to $360000.00 people each year. no fully entering the u. s. from those 3 countries plus venezuela. that may sound like a big number that compared to those entering the us illegally. it's just a fraction. ah sport. now the bonus lake at mid season transfer window has opened up and plenty of movement is expected ahead of the season restart on january 20 champions, and leaders by munich, appear to be the most in need. after goalkeeper, men will neu broke his leg, ski by and munich of arrived and cut off of their training camp you signing daily blend. the dutch defender was among the travelling party, but the german champions will almost certainly have to dip into the tr

i, it's a very, it's a fascinating question because it makes you wonder if the u. s. is trying to had its bets a little with israel or something, or for sending a message to israel. because israel has kind of vacillated in some way toward russia and china in different ways, trying to avoid maybe overtly antagonizing them. perhaps out of a sense that they recognize that us a gemini might not last forever. and so they're not going to always be able to rely on, you know, enormous amounts of money just by virtue of the fact that they serve as kind of a beachhead for anglo us imperialism in the middle east. so this is maybe it does mark them kind of change in general of the us view of israel, or maybe it's a way to send israel a message. it seems similar to me to the way that the u. s. denounced both scenarios, weird sort of january 6th caf play routine that we saw a few couple weeks ago in that. and biden has been baily supported lula in brazil, even though they were instrumental in putting lula in jail and putting both in our own power. so maybe the us realizes the heart that be i

trying to get into the u. s. the ukranian president of roger mozilla ski, says russia is trying to use a proposed truce as cover to stop advances in the don bus region and bring in more equipment put in order to his defense minister to impose a temporary cease fire starting on friday to correspond with the orthodox christmas holiday, the criminal is calling on ukraine's forces to lay down weapons too. but ukrainian says there'll be no truce or prospect for peace talks until all russian troops leave ukrainian territory. patrice proposal came as tequila president had phone conversations with president putin. andrew frenzy, there's a lot of miss lensky richard over at the ones office as he urged putin to support a unilateral cease fire. and a fast solution. ankara has previously been involved in mediation that led to the grain corridor ordeal and safe certain plans around these f for nuclear power plant . united states and germany of both cindy more of their modern fighting vehicles to ukraine. the u. s. has agreed to send about 50 bradley infantry on vehicles, while germany is sending its design. the moder, not the

u. s. in canada. u. s. is trying to lead from behind. they're trying to put the canadians out because there is a very anti american anti imperialist response among the haitian people. the u. s. really needs to get its troops or get troops under its control on the ground in haiti because they feel that it's in a revolutionary situation. and the idea is that you bring in soldiers into the country and you base them in the country for 10 years. and they are supposedly doing humanitarian work. this is really a slap in the face of haiti and what he needs look, they give you credit and 105000000000 dollars, you know, to fight a proxy war on their behalf against russia. and at the same time, they will can't find a 1000000000 or 2000000000 or 3 billions to give to haiti. it really shows how terrible and cynical the intentions of the us and canada it's him been, are in haiti, or from on any of those stories as well as all the latest updates r t dot com is your place to go. i'm pizza. scott's me back at the top of the hour with all of today's top stories, help see them with what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even fo

a tanks lift help. so in tissue music, did the average trying to best to go put a little bit because kids something a u. s. officials aveena shrugging off a numerous whitehouse stop as of a background with us defense companies. so as a marco rubia, let's try to shift the narrative of folks on china. so in the chinese government is deeply connected with that country's military industrial complex. well, i think there's 2 things. the 1st is the chinese have found a way to use capitalism against us. and by what i mean by that is the ability to attract investment into entities that are deeply linked to the state that military commercial fusion that exists in china is a concept that we don't have in this country. we have contractors to defense work, but there is no distinction in china between advancements and technology, bar medicine, whatever it might be. and the interest of the state all of these caleb holborn data goes a look at the time bill, washington government, and the defense industry. well, you just have marco rubio, they're saying that the military industrial complex in the united states isn't one g

a massive headache for u. s. president joe biden, who's promising to get tough on messages. this if you're trying to leave cuba, nicaragua, haiti, you have her, and we, or have agreed to began a journey to america. do not do not just show up with the porter, stay where you are and apply legally from starting today. if you don't apply to the legal process, you will not be eligible for this new bro program. that program could result in up to $360000.00 people each year. no fully entering the us from those 3 countries plus venezuela. that may sound like a big number that compared to those entering the us illegally. it's just a fraction. well for more on this or washington correspondent mikaela christner is standing by for his. hi michelle, great to see. so those in favor of a softer approach to migration had hoped that under president biden, the let's call them hard line policies. the former president donald trump pad would be scrapped, but that doesn't seem to be the case. mckayla does it? well, that was partly also due to the court decision. and that kept the article 42 in place introduced by dona

have a good one and he's a quick reminder of the top story we're following for you today. the u. s. house of representatives is trying to elect a speaker in breaking a historic deadlock and congress front runner. kevin mccarthy appears to have lost a 5th vote as right wingers block, his appointment. and don't forget, you can always going to w news on the go. just download our app from google plate or from the app store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as the push notifications for any breaking say, what does now coming up next on complex down tim, sebastian talks to the director of the russian opposition later, alexander bonnie's anti corruption foundation, i will be back at the top of the hour with more news and i'll hope to see them with ah, with ah, with ah, with who into the conflict zone. the conflict in ukraine is only one of the was vladimir putin is fighting hooton's. chief target in russia has been, i like say about me, my guess is weak in exile and london is one of the valleys associate lab email. i shook up the group, is made me and shaming thousands of officia

nomine is in cyrano, and gave us a sense of how big this discovery is and unfortunately the audio wasn't working there. we'll try bringing that at a later stage. the u. s. justice department has appointed a special council to investigate joe biden, after his legal team found more classified documents of the u. s. president's home in delaware. the discoveries are politically embarrassing for biden, after his criticism of former president donald trump's alleged mishandling of classified documents. if, if we are the latest classified documents performed in the garage of us president biden's home in wilmington by law might and should have handed them over to the u. s. national archives. after he left the vice presidency in 2017 might in thieves. it was an innocent mistake morning. people know i take classified documents classroom material seriously. i also said we're cooperating fully incomplete with the justice department's review. that republicans accused a u. s. president of hypocrisy by den sharply criticized former president donald trump for allegedly holding on to classified documents after sensitive files, but discovered at trump's home in florida l

u. s. military war. i'm trying to separate the military because a country on its own, why does no one ever talk about the u. s. military emissions? because it's integrated with the u. s. economy. i mean, it's fundamentally part of the united states. g d p. i mean, it's not like people are spending an enormous amount of time talking about the u. s . tech sector. i mean, you do break these things down and people talk about how much comes from hard infrastructure as opposed to soft transportation infrastructure again, which includes civil military as part of it. it's both it is, i mean i think what, what people tend to do when they look at climate is the trying to get their arms around something they've been ignoring for a long time. the world understands how bad this problem presently is. they understand that for decades, economic development, including military development, has ignored the long term consequences for the climate. i mean, my god, i was born in 1969. and in 50 years, over 50 percent of all of the animals on the planet were gone. i mean, the biodiversity just gone staggering. the worst piece