against the united states government? >> come on , now. for months, all the democrats wanted to talk abouts january six , january six . they threw in charlottesville every now and then, too. bu , t now we're apparently supposed to accept everything they've ever said about ite no as the gospel. it's all true no m matter what.s well, that's convenient.e were p yes.eople whoke the law. who were violent. they should there were peopl be who broke the law who were violent and they should be punished, , e as we said that very night.othe >> but there werrs who made oths who were made examples oflitica for political examples. arr don'est rally for someone like trump again. you may be arrested for just >> walking through an open door and taking selfies. >> nine o'clock in the morningim . i am on my o bed doing my emails ,which you usually do. or i can hear some ruckus going

literally, they are there at the whim of the united states government, all the house government, coal, so jurisdiction, making go to, to clarify what their rights you know, and you see everywhere else around the world as well. john, when, when governments either under the pressure of the us government or from their own governments, come on the any kind of suspicion they can be harassed, they can be arbitrarily detain. i mean, most bank, for example, the british citizen, how does the possible take him off him was imprisoned for a while. and then you know, when it came to putting in my trial, they may be didn't have any charges. that's what i meant to be given as possible. back on what basis. monday was the grand panama with ad charge trial it. thank. so tonight we're going to get to that in a minute. i have a personal connection as a bag that i'm excited to talk to you about. first i want to ask you, what do you see eventually happening to those few dozen prisoners who are still at one cono my. my own personal position is that they have a constitutional right to face their accusers in

and as some of that truth comes out on how long that this government, united states government has stoked this war, has tried to really sacrifice ukraine at this altar as they find these things out and they are beginning to they become angry. and so i don't the support in this country is not there for increasing this. the only support i see is support to end the war this year a spokesman for the un secretary general was left wondering this week. what the fuck. so actually are in an extreme with a c, g, t, and corresponded after he alleged there were no us armed forces in syria at this. what's the, what's the difference? and literally the trillion syria is no attrition in syria and the situation you're crying, there's no us armed forces inside of syria. and so at a, so i don't have a, it's, it's not a of you hear a little situation. you're sure there's no, there's no u. s. u s. military personnel i, i believe this military activity. yeah. but a but a but in terms of ground presence in syria, i'm not aware of that. okay. 5 us service members were injured in that attack. if there is no, ther

all of them just about are working for the united states government. ah. and you know, it depends. it really depends on what this individual was trying to get. but if he's trying to get military secrets related to like weapons, like how much they're producing, or anything like dest, that's very detrimental to russian security. and, you know, they can't just let something like that go unfortunately. well, it's interesting, but he's a, he's a journalist. i mean, is it normal that journalists do this sort of work? well, no, it's not normal. ok. and, you know, the, the thing the, the united states is going to be fanning all sorts of outrage, but look at what they're doing to julian a, sorry. so, but trying to gather secret information is not a normal. ah, thing that journalists do. i mean, they report on the ground in different countries, but you're, you're not really supposed to be going to weapons manufacturers and trying to obtain state secrets and date of interesting to how do you think the us will react to what's going on? do things gonna escalate tensions between moscow and washi

financial collapse was preceded by a severe mortgage crisis in the united states that began in mid-2007, the united states government sought to make home buying more affordable for the poor. in particular, the american authorities practiced an artificial limitation on the growth of mortgage rates, banks actually forced them to reduce their requirements for the financial situation of borrowers at the same time the market the united states filled a lot of mortgage-backed securities, bonds and other financial instruments that were in essence. nothing is provided for understanding. then the banks did not even require information about the salary and down payment when issuing a loan for housing worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, over time it became clear. people cannot cover even half of the debts . there is simply no money, but loans are everything, as in 1850 the seventh. there simply was not enough money to pay the obligations that almost every american has in front of you. this is housing cars. there, almost everything else was taken on credit , it became impossible to pay. well, respectively, the banks began to

miles: where individuals propagated this conspiracy theory that the united states government was secretlyan-worshipping, cannibalistic child predators, who were running a global sex-trafficking ring and were hell-bent on undermining donald trump while he was in office. now, this conspiracy theory was not only untrue. it was, in my view, indiscriminately crazy. male: that's why we have q. louise: the conspiracy theory was started by an anonymous online figure known as q, who has never been identified. male: came to be called the great awakening. elise thomas: someone started posting as a secret insider in the u.s. government, calling themselves q as a reference to the q-level security clearance, which doesn't actually exist outside of the department of energy. and in the initial q drop saying that hillary clinton would be arrested the next day, which obviously did not happen, but over time this individual, or this group of individuals--and it's still not clear who exactly it was--continued to post and continued to gather a following. louise: miles taylor was the chief of staff at the u.s.

all of them just about are working for the united states government. it really depends on what this individual was trying to get. but if you're trying to get military secrets related to like weapons, like how much they're producing or anything like this, that's very detrimental to russian security. and you know, they can't just let something like that go, unfortunately, trying to gather a secret information is not a normal thing that journalists do. i mean, they report on the ground in different countries. but you're, you're not really supposed to be going to weapons manufacturers and trying to obtain state secrets. i would expect a lot of spin on it and down playing his role and why he was there, were speculating at the moment, but i wouldn't be surprised if it were to do with perhaps even the production of ammunition and levels. because we know that the west is very concerned, you can't seem to ramp up the supply. so perhaps he's trying to attain just how capable russian industry is. if indeed this is, as is claimed to be. again, it's another level o

united states economy. every person in this room, every writer, every lawyer, every professional, whatever you are paying taxes. the united states government and those dollars are backed in that by the productive power. whatever you call it, by the people of the united states. that wasn't really true in the 1860. there was no federal, as tom mentioned, except for the tariff. there was very little trade once the war started. and for for most for much of the war, because you know, foreign ships won't coming to our shores of so a, they realize they had to go with an income tax, which we'd never had and no country except for england in a very cursory way had ever had. i'm not going to go the particulars of the tax act of 1862. it was the longest act ever passed in united states history only surpassed by every subsequent taxing act that's ever been passed. but it it said that, you know, professional income, fee income, if you're an auctioneer, if you made buggy whips, if you had an ordinary income, if you were a farmer all above a certain limit. so they realized very early on that there would have to be some level which weren't taxed taxed. tha

the fact of the matter is that the united states government uses the name of the american people. and there are safety, which is important, of course, but uses the name of that safety in order to exert its imperialist politics. it's dominant. politics wants to maintain unit polarity in the world. and so he must use whatever excuse it can at this moment. national security in order to impose upon brazil what he should or should not do within its own borders. imagine a brazil said, actually we don't want you to have business with a country that we dislike and we are ordering. you and i do. so how would americans react, how would the senator ted cruz react? that cruises real intentions at the end of the day have to do with domestic politics and he wants to lease a certain sectors of perhaps conservatives that oppose the don. but the state of israel, but also south american and latin american conservatives in general, as we heard that quote from investigative journalist, glen greenwald, by the quote, had pock receipt of washington meddling in the firs of sovereign countries. would you

know, we have a very important operational mission here. strengthening the alliance between united states government as well as the south korean government to ensure that our strength in our capability is able to secure the korean peninsula. south korea's president young sa noon arrived for the summit and tokyo on thursday to discuss ways to counter the nuclear aarp north. he also made it clear that resetting ties with japan is a top priority. but there are challenges involving reparations dating back to world war 2. korea was then a japanese colony. and many koreans suffered due to forced labor. the dispute between the countries that followed the war has been ongoing for decades. fresh protested, erupted in sol, along with the demand to boycott japanese products. this week. leaders will take the 1st step to reconcile differences. i think there's no time to waste and i think that i from a regional strategic point of view from an indo pacific balancing point of view, there's no time to waste in maximizing the benefits of closer japan, south korea corporation. so in that from that perspective, i think

united states doesn't have such a law. again, the united states moves towards the system where the state governments accommodate a lot of corporations. and in the case of banks in the northeast, this tax on banking capital funds like the majority of state government operations for a lot of the 19th century. they don't get around to taxing insurance company capital for like a generation after they start taxing bank capital. insurance company less capital than banks but hugely important just to the quietness through which it's handled. and the corporate profits, again, they fluctuate a lot but are really, really significant and attract a lot less political attention than banking because people are sort of familiar with the rhetoric of the sinister monopoly bank but nobody knows what an insurance company does. >> that's still true, right? >> still true today which is why perhaps other people would like to think about this topic today. >> awesome. thank you so much, hannah. i can only encourage everybody in the good evening. i'm dr. patrick lewis, director of and research here at the filson historical. we're glad that you joined both vi

danger the united states was in in january of 2021 when danger the united states was in injanuary of 2021 when there was an invasion of the capitol and attempt to overthrow the united states governmentonald trump clearly encouraged that. and he also planned to pressure the justice that. and he also planned to pressure thejustice department to declare the election illegal and even talked about sending the military into seas develop boxes. that's a coup. we've seen that in a whole bunch of countries around the world. we have not seen a successful self coup in the united states but we came very close injanuary of 2021. and we really need to get the justice department to get the justice department to get out on that. what you don't want to do is swing and miss when prosecuting a political leader who has authoritarian and insurrectionist tendencies. and even if you get a conviction, if you don't get a serious enough conviction so that you can pose a sufficient sentence to disqualify from public office, he entire trial into a political circus where he is the hero for his base. and that is very dangerous, and that can propel him to office again with an even more authoritarian bent and that

of suppressing foreign companies and free enterprise after the united states government banned the use of chinese fiduciary nap tick tock on government mobile phones. canada in the european parliament also announced such bands this week concerns or growing that the popular app could be used for espionage. here's more of that story. canada has been tick tock from government phones saying the chinese app carries an unacceptable risk to privacy and security. ottawa will also buck federal employees from downloading the app in future. we are making the decision that up for government of employees for government equipment, and it is better to not have them access ticked off because of the concerns other people have in terms of safety. this may be a 1st step. it may be the only stuff we need to take, but every step of the way we're going to be making sure we're keeping canadian safe . in the u. s. federal agencies have 30 days to remove the chinese own video platform from all government issued devices. contractors must comply with in 90 days, the white house set on monday. the decisions furth

of humiliation, abuse clipped talk, proceed with the full and enthusiastic support of the united states government and other western governments. leading luminaries in the united states like george can and warned that abusing russia's vulnerability. that point in time would ultimately lead to disaster. but the neocons people like rumsfeld, wolfowitz cheney, they took control of u. s. foreign policy and decided that they were going to destroy and crush any potential resistance to usaa germany. and what they now confront is a multi polar world for the 1st time in some 30 years. russia and china, particularly when that are acting in concert in an alliances they are pose an insurmountable obstacle to western gemini. and the neocons simply can't accept that . they refuse to accept that reality and by refusing to do that, they are effectively imperiling the future of all humanity. yeah, yeah. and i go to you in hong kong to maintain western specifically american hegemony. the 1st thing they had to do was destroy europe. it's really, you know, the, the, the different outcomes of this policy is really ast

can you say the clarity of lee that herskovits never worked for and does not work for the united states government i just said the charge of espionage is ridiculous. we cannot. that is not accurate, and we find that incredibly ridiculous and so we're going to be very clear about that. this is something that russia has done all the time many times before, right, which is he ever worked for the united states government, or does he right now, in any form, even put it to bed, i can say is the charges against him. are ridiculous. we have been very clear about that. i'm not going to get into more specifics. we've been very clear in my topper and i was very clear in my statement that those are ridiculous and they're not accurate. and right now we're going to do everything that we can to get more details on this on the circumstances on the circumstances, and that's where we're going to be at this time. i can't following up on a briefing that just took place across the river. at the pentagon. we heard from the pentagon now that an additional six american service members were wounded, suffering tbi traumati

government will pay the price go a dollar in pollution. next few years, the given the disparity wealth in the united states can the american government, the united states government can, they can go on raising interest rates are to protect the dollar regardless of the poverty and the destruction of infrastructure in investment in american industry. narcan con, it was spoken about be honest, i doubt it wrong. oh reagan, all, the reagan, the greek and nomics tried to remember those say, say they can race as high as the 15 percent miller raising interest race based on the idea you can attract. what those say, st. regan time off money massively. oh, money in to united states because these hot money call him out badly, all your shakes up, everybody else. right? because they want to take make money. although the interest different. right. which was you referred to as the sustain dollars strain. not any more. ah, my sense is that because continentals of the u. s. financial system banking system, government a finest. it's a totally law, despite whatever government try to call it, you know, they are reaching a kind of, i believe, a less seeks or co

and normally we are cooperating with united states but from 2016 to now on the us position to turkey and turkish government is start to change. united state is using this f 16 deal as kind of a threat against turkey. they're using it as a subject to chris. and still, you know, the state is threatening to dish companies, which are wanting to negotiate contin, to have a trade with russia. they, they are using this military alternative to the political. busy political tool. so i think that the, the statement from the, in one of the advice of mr. president there go, gun minister, churchy. could us talk to negotiate with the united states in this, if 16 the deal and i think is a step forward. so be in a tennis superstar, no van joke of it has been denied entry into the us once again over his absence of a kind of a vaccine. it was set to compete at the indian wells tournament, which kicked off on monday in california american ante cove nicest of sparked some heated contrivance, the and debates following the latest revelations, from the twist of files as are to contribute to rachel marston explain the 2nd year th

under the title of the national cyber ​​security strategy of the united states , i have the calculation of the united states governmentcording to them, for the collapse of external threats in the cyber field, i had that where should we go? the cyber space causes disruption and measures taken by the country's internal sphere from outside the country on the third of esfand, on shaping and directing the market in line with security priorities . strategic investment to strengthen cyber stability in the field of expanding international cooperation. don't filter the issue in the country. what should i do? what should i do? they are looking for other creatures . let the citizen choose what to use and do. today, the government should make a law and order the user haj agha to use google play and his own employees and government devices of this application . i can find that all i like the countries looking for the governance of virtual space and i should be able to make decisions for this space and for these applications, manage the questions and laws that can be binding and implement this industry. the discussion and communica

and normally we are cooperating that united states but from 2016 to now on the u. s. pollution to turkey and turkish government is start to change. united states using this is 16 view as kind of a threat against turkey. they are using the subject of christian and the united states trading company, which are keen to negotiate contin to have a trade with russia day. they are using this media orphanages to the political. busy political tool. so i think that the, the statement from the in one of the whites of mr. president and the gun means that she could talk to negotiate with united states. if 16. and i think it's a, it's a step forward. i taught us intelligence official, has admitted that washington is using ukraine as a proxy against russia. so that's a mock warner said. it's crucial to keep sponsoring kia, so that is soldiers can fight. instead of americans, we spent 800000000 dollars year on defense. most of my lifetime to prevent russia from exploiting that we're having ukrainians. do that right now in a sense in for us i think we need to continue that. mark. want to noted that $100.00. $13000000000.00 has

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it is so they will, i will say american government will pay the price go at dollar in pollution next few years. but given the disparity wealth in the united states, can the american government, the united states government can they can go on raising interest rates are to protect the dollar, regardless of the poverty and the destruction of infrastructure in investment in american industry, narcan con, it was spoken about be on his side down the wrong, a reagan all the reagan the agree can nomics try to remember those say, say they can race as high as a 15 percent. another raising interest rate based on the idea you can attract all those states. and reagan time, off money massively out money into the united states because these hot money talking about diarrhea or shakes of everybody else. right. because they want to take make money, i'll go the interest different, right. which was you referred to as the sustain dollar strain. not any more. my sense is that because fundamentals of the u. s. financial system banking system . government finance. it's a totally law despite whatever government try to pull it, you know, they are reaching the kind of, i

well, think about the legal exposure the united states government and everything else. s the united states government not pushing china? we probably don't want them to say yeah, it came from a lab. brian. >> ainsley: a lot of truth. >> steve: we just want to know 7 million people around the world died. did it come from a lab? two weeks ago, the energy department here in the united states said yes. about 10 days ago the fbi director said yes. we just need to know more stuff about it. redfield yesterday said yes. dr. jamie metzl, democrat worked for joe biden. >> brian: on our show a lot. >> steve: he said he favors the lab leak simply because china is completely stonewalling. if china wanted us to know, they would say okay. come on. let's figure this out. so much is on the line. of course they haven't done that. >> brian: if you were jamie metzl and worked for the bill clinton administration. is he democrat. nobody at cnn and msnbc or any other networks had any interest in hearing his point of view. he would come on here because we would listen to his point of view and he

and normally we are cooperating that united states, but from 2016 to now on the us pollution to turkey. and turkish government is start to change. united states using this is 16 view as kind of a threat against okie. they are using the subject of christian and the united states is threatening to just companies which are continue to negotiate. continue to have a trade with russia day. they are using this military opportunity to the political . busy political to so i think that the, the statement from the in one of the whites of mr. president and the gun means that she could talk to negotiate with united states in this, if 16. and i think it's a, it's a step forward. meanwhile in the us has been revealed that to ukrainian pilots and now when the going training on f, 16 simulators well, this is filled, fresh speculation that washington is preparing to donate such find the jets to kid despite publicly refusing to do so. since we haven't made the decision to provide f sixteens and neither have our allies in partners, it doesn't make sense to start to train them on a system. they may never get. he has been begging

different than what is happening from marketing strategies versus american companies the united states government is not connected to all those companies google not turning over all data to united states government to track individuals, that is something happens with a company in marketing not in a government that is trying to be able to track harvest gather information a lot is information being aware, quite frankly, goes back to american companies, that are doing business in china, and logisti guess tail of this got to pay attention actively moving logistics all manufacturing out of china, because there will be a day china will cut that off watch and see when russia invade ukraine it was that week everything was cut off in ukraine, if china you know, invades taiwan will be that week everything is cut off in china every american company, needs to be prepared for that. >> instead our policies have all the major indices include chinese companies and money administration are pretty much funding the expansion of communist china companies are also, in the thrift fund the 401(k) trment for government

government will pay the price go a dollar in pollution. next few years, the given the disparity wealth in the united states can the american government, the united states government can, they can go on raising interest rates are to protect the dollar regardless of the poverty and the destruction of infrastructure in investment in american industry. miller can con, it was spoken about be on his side towel to wrong a reagan all the regan, the egg agree, can no makes tried. it remembered those, they said they can race as high as a 15 percent. another rating interns, race based on the idea. you can attract all those states and reagan time, off money massively out money into the united states because these hot money calculated as badly oil shakes. everybody else cried because they want to take make money. although the interest different, right. which was you referred to as the sustain dollar strain, nor any more. ah, my sense is that because continentals of the u. s. financial system banking system, government a finest, esa. culturally law is fight whatever government try to pull a, you know, they are reaching a kind of, i believe in a less see

well-known statement that nato wants to fight russia to the last ukrainian is true within the united states government that promoted this entire project. have something to do with it in the sense that they are part of the atlantic region, which generally adheres to the principles of liberal democracy, capitalism, transparency and legality. these are the watchwords of the policy of the entire united west, this is the mainstream , most of the western snakes charles kupchen, who worked from 2014 to 2017 as a special assistant to the president of the united states, and barack obama cannot say otherwise. but what does american democracy actually look like? this is what has been happening in the donbass all this time, these are not objects, these are people. these are real people, it breaks my heart and infuriates me , attacked them, their own country near the village of upper shyvyryvka of the lugansk people's the republic is exhuming the bodies of civilians who died at the hands of ukrainian punishers in places where the ukrainian military stood such graves . i've only been here 5 minutes. and they tell m

the united states government help to develop that vaccine. is a huge consumer you prepared to substantially charge less for the vaccine to the united states government and our agencies? >> even the situation mr. chairman we have no idea the volume. we have very increased complexity progress you haveed complexity we have money for stock buybacks by the billions you guys became billionaires that does not seem too complex to me. let me ask you this question at least, the united states pays the people in our country by the highest prices in the world for prescription drugs in general something this committee will work on. will you at least tell us today the price you are charging for the vaccine willug be lower than what other countries around the world are paying or are once again were going to pay the highest prices? >> the demand of the price will be the value ofth each country. >> is not the answer. i'm asking a simple question. your vaccine was developed with the help of thehe united states government. i am asking you whether or not we are g