one of the people behind this chord application as the democratic alliance of glen is bright and boss. she's south africa shadow minister of justice. miss button buck, welcome to the day the south african government has just granted diplomatic immunity to all participants of the break summit. is this an automatic, don't go to jail card for food? good evening. absolutely not. a, the diplomatic immunity extended to advocates for the big summit is a, is a, a mirror formality. it does not, it does not include in unity for persons for whom they are, words of arrest issued and they have made it clear that that does not cover uh, somebody locked the prism fusion who has an international warranty or is there is so if it comes we will be obliged to erase the agitated human handyman. do you think that is going to happen though? a sincerely happiness. i hope he doesn't come. uh, the obvious thing for our government to do would be to restore the invitation. but if he does come in system coming, the government must make it clear to him that they will be obliged to meet their international obligati

-e alliance of democratic countries where e-e was found in japan, australia, new zealand and the same india, therefore, i think now the americans will work for a very long time and seriously to shift this focus of indian foreign policy from the russian vector to western that of course india now earns on er for oil, it is true on the other hand, the sanctions that are imposed on and introduced in connection with russian oil do not allow india to actually receive hard currency, because they have now agreed with the russians , to calculate more, to calculate all these things in national currencies, that is, in the ruble archive group, and in india there are already a lot of currency rupees, a lot of rubles, which , unfortunately, they cannot convert into dollars , because it will fall under the western restructuring, so even this is an accumulation of money to a certain extent e-e has its limit, after which it will lose its meaning, because you can accumulate candy bars, but when you can't sell them in dollars, then india doesn't need them. so, this also has its end. and i think that thi

democratic values. president biden also discussed the security alliance with india and other nations in the indo pacific region during unofficial arrival ceremony on the white house south lawn. >> president joe biden welcomes indian prime minister in a rend rah -- narendra modi. the two delivered remarks on their shared democratic values, both remarking that their constitutions begin with "we the people." ♪ ♪ >> honor guard. attention. ♪ ♪ >> attention. honor guard. attention. ♪ ♪ >> attention. >> present, arms. >> distinguished guests, the president of the united states and dr. biden. ["hail to the chief"] ♪ >> distinguished guests, the national anthem of the republic of india followed by the national anthem of the united states. ♪ ♪ ["star spangled banner" plays] ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mr. president, this concludes the honor. distinguished guests, the president of the united states. [cheers and applause] president biden: welcome, mr. prime minister. welcome back to the white house. i've long believed that the relationship between the united states and india is one will be one of the defining

we are failing these kids spectacularly and this unholy alliance with the democrats and teachers unions drives me nuts. why have we allowed that to continue? >> you said it beautifully, sean. one thing we have to do is define merit. what does merit mean? you said it really well. it means a system where everyone, no matter who they are, can achieve their own god-given potential. some on sports field where we don't apply race-based preferences. some in the classroom. sum and music. whatever their god-given potential is to achieve that without any human bin standing in their way. that's what a meritocracy is. that is what america was founded on. a big problem starts with the department of education at the federal level. what did biden say today? as soon as the decision came down he said he would direct the department of education to find alternatives. that's why a said that as u.s. president i would shut these bureaucracies, including the department of education. i will shut it down. that's actually a source of these race-based preferences that finds its way into our schools. >> how did jo

alliance. it has galvanized allied unity, driven allies to enhance the defense of allied territory, and strengthened allied commitment to democratic values, on which the alliance was built. at the nato summit in vilnius, in july, allies will take position to strengthen nato across three broad areas. i would like to speak to each, briefly first, we will see in vilnius, a strong and united nato. we will reinforce our resolve to support ukraine in the fight to support its territorial integrity, democracy, and right to choose its own path. at vilnius, nato will commit to a package of political and practical support for ukraine, which will build on our bilateral support over the last 16 months. since february of 2022, the united states has provided more than $40 billion in bilateral security assistance to ukraine. more than 50 other nations, including our nato allies acting bilaterally through the ukraine defense contact group, provided ukraine with approximately 32 billion in legal aid. nato itself has complemented this bilateral legal assistance to ukraine's military with nonlethal support. donating $82 million, with another 110 mill

they want to create a certain in this part of the world er, well, such an alliance is an alliance of er, democratic countries, which er, would include japan, australia , new zealand, and the same india. therefore, i think now the americans will work for a very long time and seriously to shift this focus of indian foreign policy from on the russian vector to the western one of course, india now earns money from oil, this is true, on the other hand, the sanctions that are imposed on and introduced in connection with russian oil do not allow india to actually receive hard currency because they have now agreed with the russians to calculate still have to calculate all these things in national currencies, that is, in the european group, and in india there are already a lot of uh, many currencies, uh, of the same uh, rupees, many rubles, which, unfortunately, they cannot convert into dollars because uh it will fall under e-e restriction e event e so even this accumulation of money to a certain extent has its limit after which it will lose its meaning because you can accumulate candy but when you can't co

alliance. it has galvanized allied unity, driven allies to enhance the defense of allied territory, and strengthened allied commitment to democratic values, on which the alliance was built. at the nato summit in vilnius, in july, allies will take position to strengthen nato across three broad areas. i would like to speak to each, briefly first, we will see in vilnius, a strong and united nato. we will reinforce our resolve to support ukraine in the fight to support its territorial integrity, democracy, and right to choose its own path. at vilnius, nato will commit to a package of political and practical support for ukraine, which will build on our bilateral support over the last 16 months. since february of 2022, the united states has provided more than $40 billion in bilateral security assistance to ukraine. more than 50 other nations, including our nato allies acting bilaterally through the ukraine defense contact group, provided ukraine with approximately 32 billion in legal aid. nato itself has complemented this bilateral legal assistance to ukraine's military with nonlethal support. donating $82 million, with another 110 mill

democratic values. president biden also discusses the security alliance with india and other nations in the end of region. the leaders spoke during an official arrival ceremony on the white house south lawn. ♪ >> attention. >> present, arms. >> distinguished guests, the president of the united states and dr. biden. ["hail to the chief"] ♪ >> distinguished guests, the national anthem of the republic of india followed by the national anthem of the united states. ♪ ♪ ["star spangled banner" plays] ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mr. president, this concludes the honor. distinguished guests, the president of the united states. [cheers and applause] president biden: welcome, mr. prime minister. welcome back to the white house. i've long believed that the relationship between the united states and india is one will be one of the defining relationships of the 21st century. two proud nations. two proud nations whose love of freedom, secured our independence, bound by the same words in our constitution. first three words "we the people." enduring tides and shared values between our people and the shared responsi

host: talking about matt sharp with alliance defending freedom the phone lines as usual for democrats (202) 748-8000, for reans (202) 748-8001, for independents (202) 748-8002, and those who identify as lgbtq (202) 748-8003. you said alliance is not anti-l rights. the human rights campaign released a state of emergency statement earlier this month saying that lgbtq americans are in a state of emergency and they reference the alliance in their statement. a coalition of groups including heritage foundation, family policy alliance, alliance defending freedom drafted legislation and recruited legislator to push -- they use junk science and fear mongering attacks against lgbtq to peddle their policies and try to justify discrimination in the name of religious belief. guest: my first response would be look at the type of cases we are working on. we are defending free speech rights, we are defending children. dealing with those puberty blockers is because of the growing body of evidence of the damage that these procedures do to young children. it is the reason why the u.k., sweden, finland a

and this unholy alliance with,d the democrats and teachers unions drives me nuts. whachers uesy we allowed that to continue? >> well, you said it beautifully,cont sean.is and i think one of the things we have to do is define merit. what does merit mean? fine mer.meriyou actually said y well means a system wherewho th everyone, no matter who they are, can achieve their owneyar god given potentiae,l. some un sports fields where we don't apply race based preferenceld wheres, some in the classroom, some in music, whatever their god given potential is to achieve that without any human being standingever the in their. that's what a meritocracy is. that's what america was foundecd on. the teachers unions a big problem, actually, sean, starts with the departmen lem start ofl. education at the federal level. biden what did he say today? as soon as that decision came down, he said he was going to direct the department of educatio he wouln to find alternatives. that's why i've said that as us president, i would shut these bureaucracies, including the department of education.

former senator doug jones joins me live to talk about the alliance between democrats and never trumpers. all of that and more is coming up. . >> a good sunday morning to you, i'm katie phang. we start this with a presidents pitch for another term. president biden officially kicked off his reelection campaign saturday in pennsylvania he went to a birth state that he flipped to his win column back in 2020. president biden was flanked by union members at his philadelphia rally where he touted his administration's big winds with the nations economy, lower unemployment and pro labor stance. meanwhile one of biden's possible republican challengers notably absent from the campaign trail this weekend. and rhonda santos was taking advantage of that empty real estate. the florida governor and presidential hopeful did not mention donald trump or his latest indictment directly, but railed on what he absurdly called the weaponization of the government, and he said he would fire the fbi director. we will go in-depth on the ex presidents disgraceful troubles, with our guests in just a minute. but firs

organizations it will join participation latvia emphasizes that the doors of the alliance should be open to all european democratic countries that are willing and able to take on all the responsibilities of membership ukraine is ready to become a member of nato and is waiting for the alliance to accept ukraine . volodymyr zelenskyi said this during the summit of the european political community in moldova. the president stressed that all countries that share a common border with russia should accede to the eu and nato due to the constant russian military threat, so zelenskyi called cast aside any doubts about helping ukraine, because not confidence only helps russia's aggression this year, for decisions in the summer in vilnius at the nato summit, a clear invitation of ukraine to membership as well as security guarantees on the way to nato membership in the fall, we need a clear positive decision regarding our accession to the eu , we are also preparing a peace summit that will direct the world majority to the implementation of our peace formula, and this is a global need, the time has come and doubts must disappe

reality politically thanks to the same values ​​we are developing strong bilateral alliances with such leaders of the democraticunited kingdom of the united states of america canada japan australia all members of the eu and this gives us new power in defense in the economy and in the global perspectives of democracy by building our alliances we ensure the level of freedom to which our people are accustomed we strengthen the stability of at least 600 million of consumers in the world directly depends on our agricultural production, this is a tremendous potential for food security during this war when russia has blocked our ports and destroyed freedom navigation in the black and azov seas, the world saw what grain from ukraine is without it, the threat of price crises and social collapse in various countries, we have now partially restored the movement of our food by sea within the framework of two export initiatives, and this is stability for a huge social and economic space from morocco to somalia from china to lebanon, from turkey to india , from spain to pakistan, different aspects, different influences, but

democratic values. president biden also discusses the security alliance with india and other nations in the end of regionrs spoke during an official arrival ceremony on the white house south lawn.

really, reality, politically thanks to the same balance, we are developing strong alliances with leaders of the democratic world and the united kingdom, the usa, canada, japan, australia, all the eu members, and this gives us new power and fast economy and global prospects for democracy. we built our alliances and, thus, we are safeguarding the level of freedom to which our people are used to second, we are strengthening stability at least 600 billion consumers out in the world who directly depend on our agriculture production this is a huge potential for food security. at the time of this war when russia blocked our doors and destroyed freedom, the world saw what ukraine grain is. without it, there's the press of increase of price. we have no possibility of restoring the movement of our agricultural product by seeing through two expert initiatives, and this is stability for a huge social and economic stage from morocco to sew mall a ya, from china to elsewhere different aspects, different influences, but all of this a contribution to stability. >> ta was president zelenskyy addressing the ukraine recover

and his experience also as president of the national border control council, called alliance (202) 748-8000 for democrats, (202) 748-8001 for republicans and independents (202) 748-8003 if you wanna text us. >> if you want to see those numbers, drop in the way that you described in the what has to be, done >> what you have to have, is at least 80% controlling the border. right now we're about 50% of resources, actively controlling the. border at any given, day that, time depending on how many people cross just two days ago we had 1200 applicants, in one sector. that was the del rio, sector anytime that that happens now you're pulling about 70% of your resources, out of the field, off of the border, you only have about 30% that's actively controlling. we cannot effectively control the, border if you only have 50 to 30% of your resources that are actively patrolling. -- viewers, if you also live in a border, state you can choose that line to call us but (202) 748-8003. we saw the president sent troops down to the border, to help with background, philosophy has that help alleviate the workload? >> it has no

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question of any membership in nato, because only a sovereign independent democratic ukraine can become a member of the alliancerg. obsessed with the ambitions of the world gendarme in washington , it deploys its nuclear weapons on the territory of other countries even without official notification of the relevant international structures. it is known that in europe the states keep at the ready from 150 to 180 nuclear warheads. they are dispersed on air bases in germany belgium netherlands italy turkey experts from the international campaign for the elimination of nuclear weapons remind that the nuclear arsenal of the united states is estimated at almost $44 billion and deployment of american nuclear weapons. specifically, in europe , an open secret, it has been there for a long time. the united states has been holding ammunition in those countries that it considers key. the united states experienced the largest outflow of funds from bank deposits in the last 39 years, a sharp increase in the key rate led to an outflow of $ 472 billion after the collapse of a number of large investment banks, including silicon

can be no question of any membership, because only a sovereign independent democratic ukraine can become a member the allianceas declared by stoltenberg, a mocking wording of the west in relation to the country, which he actually sentenced to destruction to the last ukrainian. the prolongation of hostilities in ukraine is a multibillion-dollar business for the washington military -industrial complex , this opinion was shared by the german journalist thomas röper only on hand the ukrainian conflict was originally just uh, a business program for the big big military industry. west - it was initially, it is clear if you look at the first some kind of assistance, when the european union immediately for the first time in history issued money from its budget to compensate member countries, uh, which were sent to the line of weapons that should be used to buy a new modern weapons of the ukrainian conflict - this is the first business of arming the industry. here they argue about nothing, the question is what does the ukrainian conflict mean if the warehouses arsenal to europe empty is another matter. well now is jus

question of any membership in nato, because only a sovereign independent democratic ukraine can become a member of the alliance said. washington, obsessed with the ambitions of the world gendarme , places its nuclear weapons on the territory other countries even without official notification of the relevant international structures. it is known that in europe the states keep at the ready from 150 to 180 nuclear warheads. they are dispersed at air bases in germany, belgium, the netherlands , italy, turkey, experts from the international campaign for the elimination of nuclear weapons remind that the united states nuclear arsenal is estimated at almost $44 billion and the deployment of american nuclear weapons. specifically, in europe , an open secret, it has been there for a long time, the united states has been holding ammunition in those countries that are considered key. the united states experienced the largest outflow of funds from bank deposits in the last 39 years, a sharp increase in the key rate led to an outflow of $ 472 billion after the collapse of a number of large investment banks, including silic

now the nonprofit group news media alliance coleman is threat on democratic. let's see how this is all going to play out. darya send it back to both at the thank you. reyna 10. 35 and other news. it's been 7 months since elon musk took over twitter. and it's actually now worth about a 3rd of what he paid for it. that's the most recent estimate. first evaluation at about 15 billion dollars down from 29 billion, which was the selling price. these numbers come from fidelity. and it also hasn't helped that twitter has seen an 89% drop in advertising revenue. >> in the east bay, the oakland city council has passed a resolution aimed at helping find missing black youth and young women. so councilmember treva reid has been leading this charge supporting a bill that would create bunny alert. the bill would give law enforcement permission to activate the alert if they believe it would help find missing black youths or young women between the ages of 12. and 25 midi agency social media platforms. they would be encouraged to send out the alert as well. 1500 missing peopl

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democratic controlled senate approved the legislation. after reaching a compromise, the china has warned against what it called nato, like military alliances. in the asia pacific, the country's defense minister lead strong food told a security summit in single port that a conflict between his country and the us would bring quote, unbearable pain for the world. be criticized us armed sales and military training to taiwan. as well as the upgrading of washington type have relations. taiwan has been independent since 1949, but china considers the self will democracy to be chinese territory. dw, chief political correspondent, nina honda was at that stronger law dialogue security conference in singapore. here's your assessment of the defense minister of speech. it was very hard to get into the conference room this morning for this session with a chinese general lead. it was his 1st appearance in front of an international audience he did take question. so of course, demand was very high, it was limited space. we did get in, i'm for international observe, it's like us. it's of course interesting to hear what china has to say about it's new securit

be considered by nato countries as an attack on the alliance itself, the corresponding draft resolution was registered in the senate by the democratsichard blumenthal and the republican lenci graham reports about it voice of america thank you colleagues, we believe that the nuclear weapons used in ukraine will emit radiation over large areas in europe where are nato allies located, graham said during a press conference congresses and quoted the words of us president joe biden that the threat of russia using nuclear weapons is real . graham also added that the placement of russian nuclear weapons in belarus causes concern and is provocative and also said that the threat of russia using nuclear weapons is the highest since the caribbean crisis and the best way to prevent this is to clearly explain to the russians the consequences of such actions of using nuclear weapons, it would seem that everything is more or less clear here, but what to do with the efforts of the russians turn a peaceful atom into a weapon. because this is exactly what we are currently seeing on the example of the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, and the ukrainia

alliance is weaker. mr . austin, once again stress how important it would be to have sweden as a new member's. this democratic nation with a strong modern army with a lot of capabilities that a need to could profit from now a, another issue that both austin on stuff and back address that in the news conferences with the bid to present the fame is 2 percent and that means of course that's at 2 percent of g d p that every member country must now spend apparently at least 2 percent on defense. do you think there was unity that well, i don't think that there is you need to know because there are some nato countries who have not hit the target yet. and forcing for instance, canada. they are spending current me about 1.3 percent, also to the p on defense. there are things that it's difficult for them to spend more. but a bose installed back and lloyd austin said today that there are confidence that there will be an agreement by o l. i is because of course, facing this very difficult and change geo political situation. russia's war and ukraine, more and more allies understand that they need to spend more, that there

claim that the qur'anic book, why you are making an alliance with anti-god groups for the sake of drying up the hearts of work and sacrifice and the democrats in the heart of the guarded youth . they are moving in these recent trends in some areas towards the literary and expression of your history condemns now you have deceived four young people forever and for all people that this deception is not possible. you think that the islamic revolutionary group made a mistake in the history of maimani. as a group, you are acting against the qur'an shareit will be recorded in history despite your claim to be a muslim, we use non-islamic methods . the islamic method is snow and ice. the islamic method is good advice and advice. it is the islamic method to pour in the street and kill boys and girls . why do you use non-islamic methods? we will do it, he tells ali, with the permission of the iranian nation let's resist the people of iran. who do you want to resist? let's resist the people of iran . monitoring the performance, but it is in a good condition. in the path of agricultural prosperity, research work was carried out for 14 years until a prom

alliance and its partners all participating. at least 40 people have been killed and democratic republic of congo journal rate on accounts and timely displaced people. and the country is ne, a tory province accounts was under the protection of u. n. 47. the military says a coalition of rebel groups carried out the attack funding civilians alive including women and children, silvio berlusconi, the former prime minister of if lee has died at the age of $86.00. he served 4 times as nita he was admitted to hospital and milan on friday. what a said a pre planned tests related to his new p. me. well, there is the headlines as always a website, aus is there a dot com has the latest state you took to algebra is next. and the, the the pocket sounds at cheer, political location. it seems to offer it and fast economic opportunities. it's of the crossroads of asia, china, india, ron afghanistan as neighbors as the regions have long been troubled by political instability, the challenges, oral sex, amendable and conflict on not just successful domestically. instability has encourage groups to see violence as a political tennessee rocketing in pl

consider such an attack an attack on the alliance itself, the corresponding draft resolution was registered in the us senate, the authors of the resolution , democraticrichard blumenthal and republican linsigren, they note that regarding the introduction of the resolution, they were prompted by the announced russia and the placement of tactical nuclear weapons in belarus, the senators also said that the threat of russia's use of nuclear weapons is the highest since the caribbean crisis and the best way to prevent a nuclear strike is to clearly explain to the kremlin the consequences of such actions. we believe that nuclear weapons used in ukraine will release radiation on large territories in europe where nato allies are located and our message to those around putin if you do this if you follow his order if he ever gives it you can expect to a massive response from nato and you will find yourself in a war against nato . what kind of response could this be? we are now facing a real threat that russian president putin will give the order to use tactical nuclear weapons during the war against ukraine. with the release of radiation at the occupied zapori

alliance of deep friendship with fronts. and our close, i think isn't the partnerships with us, just 3 things. ok. firstly, the strength of our democratic institutions. second, see the strength of our business sector, and sadly, the coherence in our society. this is what is and focus for us and it has to be in focus for all of us, all waiting until the buttons as well as the judgment. after these introductory books, i would like to ask and 99 to sketch the call points of the national security threat to do before christian will add some comments and then we have counseling questions, the head and miners. thank you and also good, very good morning, phil night. it has the chance to ahead already set aside for us as the german government. this is a very special day because the federal republic of germany, for the 1st time, has given itself a national institute, instructed to all the person i'm to speak of. you cut, you know, a father had to none with a brutal gression of russia. again, to pray that freedom and fees do not fall out of the sky since the 24th of february 2022. it has become clear once more. so i'm not on god. i was also many o

members of the alliance on the yard is a new cold war, and therefore, apparently, there is no time for experiments. the policy of the german government, which includes the social democrats and the greens, is becoming less and less popular. the federal republic is a formal, as it is called, the coalition is in danger of disintegration, and the ratings of its constituent parties have plummeted. in one of the most popular parties. it is already ahead of the social democrats and has come close to cds, xss, the main guarantee of success, alternatives , criticism, the migration and economic strategy of the government goes to the ukrainian insanity of the members of the cabinet of ministers, what do you want to build in ukraine , you have already filled it up with money to the top according to the formula all inclusive phrase. berg, no matter what the german voters think, became legendary, and then habik got involved in connection with the threat of stopping the supply of russian gas. i quote even before people freeze we have to come. or even completely stop our industry want ask, are you exactly our minister , economy or minister of economy of ukraine whose interests do you r

we wt very long-standing relationship with, because we strongly believe these alliances in the region especially for democratic countries, stable,y economic countries such as panama, guatemala, costa rica, such as the dominican republic, obviously all that is i think enhances but also represents a win-win for panama, for costa rica, for guatemala but also the interest of the united states. coming back to your second question, the disruption of global c supply chain is a uniqe opportunity for democratic countries in the region. we believe animal can position itself as a key player in industries that can catalyze economic growth and prosperity are costa rica and panama are two countries that stand to win from this movement of supply chain. but it is also hannah mas wn that one country participate in the supply chain could be an anomaly for two or three countries participating from the region in the supply chain can create a cluster. both panama and costa ricapa ply a larger role in the supply chain and is also very important that central america in general and panama and costa rica specifically can become a new

alliance. nato will decide when the time is right, not moscow. >>> the long shot democratic presidential hopefule new hampshire state senate emphasizing why that state should remain first in the nation in presidential primaries despite the democratic party's new primary calendar. >> new hampshire plays a critical role in vetting candidates for the rest of the country. but here, politicians get real democracy. >>> florida governor ron desantis new immigration crackdown is sparking protests in seven states today. latino owned businesses and others participating in what they call a day without immigrants. the new florida law due to go into effect includes more measures to verify workers' documentation status and makes transporting someone into the state of florida illegally a felony. sunday night live from iowa jake tapper moderates a presidential town hall with nikki haley. the evening kicks off sunday, 8:00 p.m. eastern only here on cnn. thanks for your time today, we'll see you tomorrow. "cnn news central" starts right now.

alliances. i don't think there's any other choices a prosecutor would do, republican or democrat, in any administrationmate about when you think charges might be filed and why, that's the time estimate, i want to listen to, we now have the very first trump criminal defense lawyer defense of donald trump on this issue of the audiotape of him discussing a classified document and possibly waving it in the air while discussing it on that audiotape. here he is the trump criminal defense on that point. >> we're not gonna try -- >> did he declassify this document that we are referring to? >> we're not gonna try the case -- >> so you won't say? >> of course, not. >> and will you say in a court of law that he declassified this? >> if i am in a court of law, i will defend my client as i need to. >> so, the question was, did he declassify this document that we are referring to, and of course the lawyer refuses to answer that question. andrew, taking it all adds up totality as we know it tonight, what is your estimate about when we might see a prosecution in this case? and why is that your time estimate? >> first,

countries of the alliance make a final decision , it seems to me that the decision of the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe is the decision of the international democratic union in london, forgive me, but this is also a victory for the european solidarity team that was present at the meeting , this is a chance, this is an open window of opportunity to use question number two. in my opinion, this after all, the issue of the ukrainian counter-nato, we understand that today we have a chance to destroy the enemy and today we have a chance to militarily buy territories and we all have to unite everyone in their place in order to do everything possible for de-occupation. well, of course, the potential danger that carried by the enemy, it is clear because if you ask anyone, i think that any sober-minded person will say yes, putin is crazy, so he can use the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant to provoke ukrainians for that that after the tragedy that happened in connection with his terrorist attack on the kakhovsky dam, other man-made disasters on the territory of ukraine should also be used. i believe that between the explosion of the dam at the kakhovsky hpp an

democratic game in iran, they have to open up and be ready to co—operate with others. but you would be ready to work with them, would you? despite their reputation, despite all the alliancessider working with the mojahedin al khalq? i'm not sure they would co—operate with anybody. just a quick thought on reza palavi and whether he is a credible partner? he was considered a credible partner, but he quit. and i'm not that sure next time he will want to be included in any coalition. before we end, let's talk about diplomacy. you spend a lot of your time on the road in washington you spend a lot of your life on the road in washington, in brussels, in all sorts of political capitals trying to support both for the kurdish — iranian position, but also the wider sense of an opposition to the islamic regime. the iranians say, actually, you have become a puppet of israel and that there is evidence you send agents working for israel to iran on sabotage missions. is this true? no, it's not true. the iranian regime have always tried to portray the iranian kurds as violent secessionists, agents of foreign countries. this is a lie. and they accuse everybody whoever is dissident,, whoeve

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alliance and our trilateral cooperation with japan and republic of korea, who are now talking together and working together to enhance deterrence against threats in the region, including from the democraticpeople's republic of korea. we've elevated the quad, bringing together australia, india, japan, and the united states to advance an indo-pacific that's free and open, prosperous and secure. didn't exist before. we're delivering on aukus, a new strategic partnership that brings the united states closer together with australia and the united kingdom, two of our most capable allies. nato is more energized and more united than it's been in decades, and it's now even stronger with the accession of our newest ally, finland, and soon sweden, in the alliance as soon as possible. it will happen, i promise you. we're working with canada to upgrade norad's capabilities and ensure that north america's air defense surveillance systems are the best in the world. and in just the past 12 months, i've hosted in the united states the leaders of every country in the western hemisphere, every country in africa, southeast asia, and the pacific islands. we are a pacific nation. these nations may not all agr

alliance for automotive innovation tells cbs news that it is reviewing the proposal and anticipates submitting comments. the government will consider these comments before finalizing the new rules. >>> two senate democrats want the biden administration to look at whether airplane seats are too cramped. they want the faa to conduct new cabin evacuation tests under realistic conditions and issue standards that include the size of and space between seats. the nonprofit organization flyers rights unsuccessfully pushed for the faa to regulate a minimum seat size in the past. the faa declined comment on the matter. >>> still ahead, a former member of the notorious manson family could soon walk out of prison. why her lawyer says it has been a long time coming. plus -- >>> wow. what police are revealing about this unbe ♪ entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kid

alliance continued support of ukraine after the uncertainty in russia. israel's government approves plans to further expand the legal settlements in the occupied west bank. i'm the clause reporting to the democratic republic of congress on the autism to luggage to take the 10 by a 1000 kilometers by manpower letters to the capital, shuster, the head of russia's wagner group has released his 1st statement since the mercenary fighters mutiny on june 24th and 11 minutes audio recording progression said that he took the action because his group was going to be disbanded. he added the bill. russian presidents, alexander lucas shingo, offered a solution for wagner to continue working legally in russia. he also compared his march on moscow to russia's invasion of ukraine, saying the troops of wagner is level could have completed russia's special military operation in 24 hours. there are some highlights of his statement. we would take it as a result of intrigue. wagner was bound to cease to exist on july, the 30th the decision was made at the worst possible moment. seattle, despite the showing no regression, we were hit by a rocket strike. and then by hand, the call around the t fight as we kill some wou

alliance, look, i think that everything is still the same, the situation is in progress, it is still moving , uh, the meeting in copenhagen, that is, the landing party, have you met with such democratic countries as brazil, india, but which ones are also south africa, but which ones have not yet took about the ukrainian position well, they are convinced there because, after all, the admission of ukraine to nato is not only a matter of nato members in general , a certain global consensus. well , again , the position of these countries is clearly on the side of ukraine, and not there. with russia to agree to some kind of russian ultimatum not to arrest putin when he moves to his territory well , i think that now the states are also helping to find this solution and it was precisely this semi-secret meeting that was very important well, secondly, i think in general , in the basket of these nato accession negotiations, there are three things. the results of the counteroffensive, the victory and the registration of this victory in uh, actually in some kind of contract, will something be signed or will something not be signed. and the third. look at this condition from biden, it is very te

such leaders _ strong bilateral alliances with such ieaders of— strong bilateral alliances with such leaders of the democraticof the eu members, and this gives us new power in defence. _ members, and this gives us new power in defence, economy, and prospects for democracy. we build our aiiiances _ for democracy. we build our alliances and thus we are safeguarding the level of freedom to which _ safeguarding the level of freedom to which our— safeguarding the level of freedom to which our people are used to. second. — which our people are used to. second, we are strengthening stability. _ second, we are strengthening stability, at least 600 million consumers around the world, directly depend _ consumers around the world, directly depend on _ consumers around the world, directly depend on our agricultural production. this is a huge potential for food _ production. this is a huge potential for food security at the time of this war— for food security at the time of this war when russia blocked our ports— this war when russia blocked our ports as — this war when russia blocked our ports as destroyed freedom of nav