u. s. f. tell who directed the documentary says the baby matt joshua, so great to have him here. we have a you tube audience who are standing by with their comments ready to ask you questions. so there you go. youtube audience. you can jump in any time we start mac with a situation where you are planning to bomb a mosque that's nearby to you. why? ah, over the years i developed a hatred for islam, muslims. ah, it had it basically just built and built over time to where i the only way that i saw making any kind of concession on this was to eliminate as many of them as i could. that's the thing. vocabulary of somebody who sees other people was something different when you say, then that was people not anything to do with you in the military. the way you could make sense of procuring was told to by a high up official like mac, this is how you have to think about it. and i want to share that moment in the documentary because it helps us understand what was mat, even thinking as have a look. i was in the military for around 25 years. towards the end of my military career, i was a tota

telling me what the main motivation is, of course. now let's not forget under us president donald trump, he withdrew the u. s. from the i n f treaty as well. so that causes quite a danger for the rest of the world. switching gears here, professor, let's talk a little bit about the recent un vote on nord stream. the russian delegation spirit had a vote at the united nations to conduct a joint investigation into who was responsible for destroying this multi 1000000000, multi, multi $1000000000.00, multi national project. only 3 votes in favor, russia, china, and brazil. all the other 12 security council members abstained, rushes un ambassador by ceiling. a ben via said this ahead of the of the vote. he said, quote, without an objective and transparent international investigation, the truth will not be uncovered as to what happened. so the draft resolution seemed necessary, i would say, given that russia was borrowed from conducting their own investigation into the blast and their own pipeline. how do you read this vote and what happened there at the u. n. s. c? well, it's not many ways to read it. really. it's the west does n

u. s, canada, japan, et cetera. and what about the conditions of this funding? tell us about those? well, i mean, all of the i m f programs have the idea that countries have to just policy today will be able to repay the, the i m f at some future day. and there's always this idea that money should be spent in a way that supports sustainable growth and all sorts of other different dimensions of the economy. and this is no exception in the so, you know, there will be discussions about besides so budget deficits, how you run monetary policy. and then also the institutional reform sling to independence of central bank legal system, etc. which is, you know, standard things in the math program, right? a standard, but there's not a standard situation. ukraine as a country, it was kind of on a commitments when it's at war in this way. well, i mean, there's much more uncertainty to this program than standard i m f programs of course. but i think if we connect back to the idea that this is based on the fact that the import, the powers that are part of the i, m f is actually agreeing to this program. i also think of this as

f e, gore curie love. now you know, telling us a little bit about more about their failure to do the most you can do about manage . it should be noted that the u. s. has not denied any of these facts presented by the defense ministry. no one including western countries, had any doubts about the authenticity of the published documents. i was, it was very interesting and we've heard a lot about these sort of things, but has the west show is how do we say the west? i'm in the u. s. u. k. france. those have they reacted in any way? well, they've reacted in the predictable way, predictably saying that they're not funding by a weapons labs or bio labs your crime there, but they don't deny. and they do actually acknowledge that they're spending hundreds of millions of dollars that we know about to fund le le bar to which they say are there to counter the spread of bio weapons. you know, we've seen through the information release by russia, dozens of scientists, big name corporations like fire or for example have been involved in these innumerable laboratories in ukraine. and they've never given assurances about the safety of these, the parties, how the

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family, i can't tell youplee when people come up to usto u and say, we're praying for you ,we're praying for your family, your father in law, nothing means you more to s we feel it. we f i think everyone in this every country feels this is not justan about republican versus democrat. this is about good versus evil. there is spiritual warfare going on in america right now. i got to tell you, there is one man up above who is leading allu of us , and that's who we're looking to . a so whenever it gets tougndh, we think about this country, wethin think about what we're fighting for and we continue on . we'll agree on that point. god is in charge, that's for god sure. lara trump, great to see you. yu >> thank you for being with us. all right. we have a fox news alert. at you're looking live right now at mar-a-lago ino in palm beachl florida, where we are now, keeping an eye out for anyy movement from the former president . nothing so of th far tonight but our cameras, they will remain in the area. and , of course, we do know the former president's plans to return to new york in comingn days. now, of course, alvin bragg's indictment of donald trump is so blatantly political

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