u. s. department of veterans affairs, it's an enormous sprawling bureaucracy and is one of the most poorly run departments in the entire us government investigators. they are deal on a daily basis with things like fraud, investment, drug crimes and other white color issues. but imagine going to work one day and learning that you're not needed to investigate these routine white collar crimes. instead, you're needed to investigate a serial killer and even worse, a medical serial killer assessed to a passive works under color of helping patients. as a medical professional, a doctor or a nurse. i'm john kerry onto welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 our next guest is that rare person who has seen the darkest part of the underbelly of society. ru sacrament is a renowned investigator specializing and tracking down medical serial killers and his in demand as a consultant on the subject all over the world. he's a former special agent in charge of the ne field office of the criminal investigations division in the us department of veterans affairs office of the inspector general, wh

u. s. department of veterans affairs. it's an enormous sprawling bureaucracy and is one of the most poorly run departments and the entire us government investigators their deal on a daily basis with things like fraud, investment, drug crimes and other white color issues. but imagine going to work one day and learning that you're not needed to investigate these routine white color crimes. instead, you're needed to investigate a serial killer. and even worse, a medical serial killer assessed you a passive works under color of helping patients as a medical professional, a doctor or a nurse. i'm john kerry onto welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 our next guest is that rare person who has seen the darkest part of the underbelly of society. ru sacrament is a renowned investigator specializing and tracking down medical serial killers and is in demand as a consultant on the subject all over the world. he's a former special agent in charge of the ne field office of the criminal investigations division in the us dep

u. s. department of defense and i was investigating contract for roland and procurement for a line. and it was pretty interesting. and then jimmy carter way back when began offices of inspector general's in every federal agency. so every page of federal agency that time. and now just about every agency has an office of inspector general, and most offices of inspector general, all kind of torn to different directions. one is in the office of what it and one is an office of criminal investigations. i was responsible for the office of criminal investigations for the ne united states. and i had a tremendous smorgasbord if you will, of cases, to pick and choose from. because hospitals well hospitalized big cities and any kind of crime that could occur in a big city could almost kind of happened in the hospital. you know, we had procurement for or contract for what we had drug diversion. think of all the narcotics that are in the hospital. i mean we have the most complex scientific equipment to inexpensive items like diapers and everything in between. and we have with very, very concerned

u. s. department of defense. we can't account for them. and yet you've got the secretary of defense. so in the congress, demanding more money into ukraine, se if you don't give us this. finally, we're going to send her sons and daughters and uncles and brothers to die, that kind of threat. i don't think it's gonna play well with members of congress. and again, i don't think it plays well with the american people. well, you know, it's got, you know, this whole sabre rattling about, you know, attacking a nato country and all that. you know, um, i know it's a lot of work for some people, but just look at the words that russian officials have said. let's actually go to the very beginning, demilitarization and d knots vacation. that means destroying the ukrainian military that has been supported by nato. and regime change in to those conditions cover and really change scott, you know, you're a 100 percent correct. look, the the thing here though is that there have been some voices, been the russian media. you know, russia has some very, a inflammatory tv shows where you have right now the

u. s. department of justice is charged $105.00 and with 9 criminal accounts related to tax avoidance. the son of the american president faces the maximum 17 years in prison if convicted is awaiting facing possible jail time on federal firearms charges after a plea bargain failed. so for world tie, one says 12 chinese funded jet set, a suspected with a balloon across the top, one straight sensitive media in line time one is on hire, looked for signs of rival china trying to interfere in the islands presidential election next month. china has last visa fees for travelers from thailand, japan, mexico, vietnam, as the philippines, it's the latest effort to boost the flagging tourism industry. last month the china are offered. these are free entry to visitors and business travelers from the is use 5 biggest economies to try to improve its image in the west. as well as late as discussed climate action at the you when conference into bikes. one to comes up, a lot. one are to have to great in 2015 hundreds of countries agreed to brand pop if it's to them, a global warming to the target time t

u. s. department of defense. we can't account for them. and yet you've got the secretary of defense going to congress demanding more money into ukraine. say, if you don't give us money, we're going to send your sons and daughters and uncles and brothers to die, that kind of threat. i don't think it's gonna play well with members of congress and again, i don't think it plays well with the american people. well, you know, it's got, you know, this whole sabre rattling about, you know, attacking a nato country and all that. you know, um, i know it's a lot of work for some people, but just look at the words that russian officials have said. let's actually go to the very beginning, demilitarization and d knots vacation. that means destroying the ukrainian military that has been supported by nato. and regime change in to those conditions cover and really change scott, i know you're a 100 percent. correct. look, the the thing here though is that there have been some voices in the russian media. you know, russia has some very, uh, uh, inflammatory

u. s. department of treasury and justice that the bank would want to ensure that it's and it's employees. then word solely within the confines of the law. unfortunately though, at least in the case of swiss banking, giant, u. b. s. u would be wrong. i'm john kerry onto welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 2 2 2 last year we told you the story of bradley broken, spelled d u b s. whistleblower who reported to the us government that u. b. s. had helped literally thousands of wealthy americans avoid federal taxes and longer money off shore, particularly in accounts in the caribbean, brick and fields revelations eventually resulted in u. b. s. paying a penalty of $780000000.00. at the time that was the biggest fine ever imposed on a bank in 2008 about a year after brick and failed had reported u. b. s to the us government bank executives ordered some of its employees, including our next guest to destroy all of their computer files related to customers, with offshore accounts in switzerland. the unspoken message here was clear brook, and feld hadn't been able to reveal all of the banks.

u. s. defense department. they described in our world and it was to destroy quite the feeling of trust standards which the leak center of gravity. this what do we achieve with threats of exposure and criminal prosecution, relating thing of souls on record. taishan back in 2010. there was a leak of a document that was prepared by law firm acting on behalf of bank of america. the fund stretched for advise the u. s. government on strategy. the strategy was in jail for me is to drag him from country to country back in 2010. when they 1st released the children. many leaks weeks came under an extra legal banking blockade. so we see leaks had the paypal cancelled visa. mastercard cut off donations. it wasn't the 1st time the whole, the major credit card companies are united in creating a blockade to the media organization. julian even happens to some bank account, close to the decline, is the currency, the issue for the better shouldn't be done. losing innocent little games escape and able to see him in this get anyb

u. s. defense department is running with that one cash for pay for all those weapons sent to crate. now, adding to the difficulty is, is the 5 depends going, it's failing. you have to know the annual with it, which is the 6 year in a row. it's estimated to have liabilities valued up trillions of dollars for the score on the out of research. christopher, how long do you believe that lloyd austin's devised or necessary correspond with reality? the reality on the ground. and the reality for the world is that the united states, the declining power, united states, has reached the peak of its a gemini, and is slow leak in what we would call at the terminal declines the new mode. people are reality that we are witnessing, especially with the rise in the east of russia and china and for the eyes of the briggs important countries. as we mentioned, the india, south africa guides result in the for what you're seeing here. if you're seeing the development of a, for most people, the world, just them challenging us to germany, many, many american people are asking today, why are we spending billi

china . quite interesting words for the closing of the year that we heard from the us state department, the u. s. equity data anthony blank, kill them up and taking us through that. meanwhile, malaysia essays, it has closed its ports to is really ships in response to the killing of palestinian aside from the east asian countries, officials have for some time threatened to react while strongly condemning p as really assault on. because all the details can be found about our tutoring. no impact is down. thousands of women and children have taken to the streets of peshawar city to express their support for dolphins. many also voiced anger over the actions of the is really government's main manufacturer. the united states, local reporter mohammed alief was following the rubbing in the us ralph road square. what protests this from the jump? mazda is telling me we minutes. we are marching a large number of children from school. so really just institutions are also a piece of painting. the process is to show solidarity with palestinians. we're here to show us on the guarantee with palestinians, women a

i s p start checking department said the clip showed signs with manipulation and in the u. k. were labor policy latest a t, as tom a is leading in the polls at the site was posted? lexi, which he said swearing repeatedly, stuff on the audio was also exposure to fake. yet the damage caused by the face can be irreversible, especially in the run up to elections right now. if you don't have a powerful laptop, it still takes ages to make it the fake. but even in the last few years, it's got a much faster. and with the i race, it's only a question of time before the tech becomes readily accessible to anyone. but what does it take to produce a good day fake, and how can you spot one to find out, we went to munich. nicholas knew the ones that deep stakes are getting increasingly easy to create. he's a cyber security expert in the unit, and that's been looking into different models process. so you want to look out the politician, for example of it you want to clone. and then you find a video that he's getting a speech, maybe this video is 13 minutes long, but every 2nd of the video has

and jennifer granholm, who's in charge of the department of transportation energy here in the u. s. she tried to do a trip to prove that it was that it worked. but you can use these fast chargers and she thought of the be a p r nightmare. as did due to a judge and a couple of the people that have tried to including jim farley, the president of board, he's in the got to the charging stations either. they didn't work there. were somebody already parked there or they had to get someone to go ahead of them to park there with another ghastly hard vehicle to save the spot, which caused a political nightmare for them because someone had a baby on board the right of charge. and obviously that's going to be more important than their political games. so it's really important to note, i also should have tended to important to note that in california, the highest percentage of electric vehicles is only 18 percent on the road. that's it. so while you're getting the numbers, they all everyone's buying electric vehicle, that's not true. it's still only about 4 percent of the marketplace globally.

interesting words for the closing of the year that we heard from the us state department, us equity data, anthony blending well, despite the u. s. seeking a monopoly on political processes across the world of justice will prevail. that is, according to russian foreign minister survey law. prov, who spoke at a summit in morocco we go to sleep, so we should both with ukraine and the middle east. we've seen its rounds whether yes, consider us. it has the right to use up and monopolized political processes which lead to them bring destruction and disruption of state code e mail at the regents, such as what we saw in libya with hundreds of thousands of casualties among vest civilian population and major destruction of the economy, these are the consequences of numerous us ventures in the middle east, which are aimed at suppressing states whose governments debt to conduct an independent policy. was seeing a similar approach in ukraine. west show, the justice will prevail in both regions. and political analyst caliber home says it was never washington's goal to bring peace to the middle east, considering the region is zone of influenc

difference of opinion between say the white house and certain elements in the state department, and maybe even the u. s. mission to the united nations in new york. but at bottom, the reason why there is this blinding me. the difference of opinion in united states is quite frankly, because of the unhealthy relationship that they share with the occupying power. which has put the united states and israel and maybe a few other states out on, on the land. basically the rest of the international community, which is calling overwhelmingly for a cease fire, which is required by, by all humanitarian needs really. and we saw that in the general assembly already is for resolution with the current language that we're hearing does get passed and the security council. what do you make of the likelihood of implementation? what are the legal requirements given that it's a security council resolution as well, i mean, the, any decision of the united nations security council, which would come through a resolution would be binding under international law on all member states that would include the occupying power. and so

department. and he was talking about a number of issues on the u. s. foreign policy agenda, most notably on as well as well on gaza. and our correspondence, mike, hannah has been listening and he's joining us live from washington, dc. and mike, before secretary of state lincoln took questions from june and the, the you was saying off to his initial address, how he didn't refer to the criticism that the u. s. has been facing around the world. and he was searching the asked about that from many of the journalists and the room about whether, how isolated the us is and whether it's risk, further, isolation with the latest votes that we're expecting at the un security council as well. the secretary of state didn't give an indication which way that vote is going to go in the security council. but however, he did say that the intention of that vote should be to facilitate to monetary and assistance. and the us will not support something that does not do that completely, but in terms of whether or not us as isolated the 6th through a state continues to insist

the justice department was conducting an active vigorous inquiry into whether assigned to be charge under the u. s. low. most likely the espionage act. 2 weeks a, to these training and embassy in london advise the straining government that media reports of a secret grand jury in the us against which leads was likely true. on the 16th of december, the saints was released on bail, his passport was confiscated. he was under house arrest for the next 2 years, the witness and the 2011 buquet supreme court ruling. this should be extradited to switch to face questionnaire vacation in june 2012, to avoid being taken into custody by suite, and then extradited to the us. a savings took asylum in ecuador, and embassy in london. the in the 2nd half of 2016, the company contracted to provide security services at the embassy by the government of ecuador, begin assisting the caea and spying on a st agent as visitors in the embassy. they uploaded the security camera footage to an f t p server and gave the c i a access to it in march 2017. when he leaves publishing faults 7, detailing the activities and capabiliti

u. s. has repeatedly called on israel to do more to stop the satellite volumes, which has increased since the october 7th, a mass of attack. us state department said the band with impact dozens of people tonight, jerry and now, well, officials say at least 85 people were killed when a military drawn strike hit civilians by mistake president bullet to know who has ordered an investigation into the incident in the northern state of could do now called a strike, very unfortunate, disturbing, and painful shock. then grief as family struggled to process what happened to their loved ones killed by. what else are these a calling a mistake? residence in the village of to didn't bury was celebrating the muslim festival of my loot. when the palms began to fall, a german striking launched by the nigerian military officials say the strikes were part of an ongoing campaign against the militants in the north of the country. do you manage it? i mean, was on a routine mission, ideas, categories. but unfortunately, some members of the to be a community where i say we're affected those residents say they have now buried modem, a t people dozens more, a said to

u. s. president, jo biden's administration has bypassed congress to approve an emergency sale to each row for the 2nd time this month, components for artillery shells are included in the nearly $150000000.00 transfer. state department said the decision was justified by the agency. is ralph meets as an team, as president happy and malay has formerly cancel plans to join the brakes. the court of nations argentina had been due to join the economic block on january 1st. when i says it's one of the many foreign policy decisions made by the previous government that and now being reviewed, i'm over and is expected in several areas of gemini, the already dealing with flooding off the days of heavy downforce. some rivers have best the banks while border levels and others have risen rapidly. the northwest, instead of lowest activity, has been particularly hot, hit on the gym and weather service is forecasting more rain full. it says it won't be as heavy as recent dice this data believe report of care and death joins us from the seller district of germany state as low as any care. and we'll talk more about the feel for cost for the next 24 hours and a minus. but as we speak, what's the situation that i'm in a little hamlets j

restrictions, which has been denied by the state department, but also says in the westbank confirmed that the palestinian official isn't a gag order from washington. the u. s. h. the minister not to speak to the media in any way, and to refrain from accusing or blame into us for its support of israel in this war against cause a new york, hundreds of americans relative protest against the latest un security council votes . locals also demanded an end to us financial aid to israel is what else some of them have to say. and it makes me very ashamed that my government is doing this in my name. i would like to say no more funding. no more. what those to israel, that would stop the situation really fast. but until then, unfortunately the people in goals are, will suffer. we're asking for a complete and this is rarely regression on post them ready for a, an end to all the us complicity. whether it's financial, political, or low, terry factors and, and the is really genocidal thoughts or political on list. i'm kind of both c auto says the us is acting against the will of the international community. 13 countries out to the 15 countries have supported the you on 2n

u. s. presidential guidance administration has bypassed congress to approve an emergency on sale to each row. for the 2nd time this month, components for artillery shells are included in the nearly $150000000.00 transfer. the state department said the decision was justified by the agency of israel sneak you in, secretary general, antonio. a good terrorist has condemned ross as light as the tax on ukraine. at least 30 people were killed and many more interested in product nationwide. a self . he infrastructure was it, including a maternity hospital, ukrainian official site. it's the biggest russian they were tech. since the bulb again, almost 2 years ago. the same as president, have you in my life has formerly cancel plans to join the breaks group of nations. argentina had been you to join the economic block on january 1st, and i says it's one of the many foreign policy decisions made by the previous government that are now being repeat. well, bangladesh is a week away from holding parliamentary elections, opposition, and rights curbside. the vote can be not the free no fee and accused the government of carrying out a brutal track down arbitrarily. driving thousands of opposition, party leaders, and activist, longest servin

and just 2 days ago, the us state department circumvented congress to approve a $106000000.00 sale of tank munition to their in middle east allies. on top of that, the u. s. was the only country to veto the un security council is recent call for a cease fire in gaza when we hear the thoughts of us human labor rights lawyer done call. but like on all of this, i don't see the us as a promoter of human rights and in any regard, i do think that the, the case of guys that shows the us as an aqua c on this, i mean gods is now number one in terms of very a number of quite a despicable statistics now including over a 100 un staff people being killed by israel in gaza. this is the most in history since the founding of the united nations in terms of proportion of civilians being killed in this conflict. it's more than in any conflict in the 20th century, even in world war 2. so in the u. s. is funding this is providing diplomatic cover for the us. it's used it's power to enforce human rights to selectively against countries. it doesn't like meanwhile to, you know, it could again, it gives cover for countries that commit abysmal human rights violations. again, the

department. however, it also says in the westbound confirmed that the palestinian official is on the exact order from washington the u. s. h, the minister, not to speak to the media in any way, and to refrain from accusing or blame into us for its support of israel in its war against casa in new york. hundreds of americans, raleigh, to protest the latest to go and secure as counsel vote locals. those are demand didn't ends to us financial aids, to as well as more house. some of them had to say and it makes me very ashamed that my government is doing this in my name. i would like to say no more funding. no more. what those to israel, that would stop the situation really fast. but until then, unfortunately the people didn't. garza will suffer. we're asking for a complete and this is really regression on post them right people. a, an end to all the us complicity, whether it's financial, political, all military factors and is really driven side on that's plus live, say political analysts. well, hi my i do see all the now many thanks for joining us on the program of 1st off of want to think that he was us my book, the palest

restrictions, which has been denied by the state department, but also says in the westbank confirmed that the policy and official is under a gag order from washington, d u. s. h. the minister, not to speak to the media in any way and to refrain from accusing or blame into us for its support of israel in a small i guess because of a political analyst. i'm kind of both yada says that the us is acting against the will of the international community. 13 countries out to the 15 countries have supported the you on security council resolution a bridge in abstain, but it was the you as the one of the countries in the last asked about the resolution. and he was, it's have you to call our, which is, in my opinion, a great brand strategic mistake by the us, which is by, by using it's beautiful out again as such as the new version. it is just the rising, the middle east region is also the stabilizing. we do uh, world all the security. unfortunately that you, us is acting again. there's no, we're not being so emotional. community again is the one of the one security council. and that's and, and what can you wouldn't have big ones is on, on you are so interested in the

departments. however, it also says in the west bank confirmed that the palestinian official is on a gag order from washington d. u. s. which the minister not to speak to the media in any way, and to refrain from accusing or blame into us for its support of israel in its war against casa, for, of course live, and now it's a political analyst, siad nemo. to discuss this further many thanks for joining us on the program. it's very good to see today at best of all. what do you think the us blogs, the palestinian minister from speaking of the press conference area? a good evening do and are you going to be worse? it's quite clear that the, the american that was to go to watch you know, the new fascism. it's a new crush them in the old. it's the, there's the 1st of all last night the decision on. ringback taking the be don't, and this is the big the, remember, or the 7 now is i, on each and by the united states to prevent a what's going on around, you know, side, i guess diversity and in guys that they did not which, which, you know, just give them this kind of a description that they are the rushes or whatever time. and

u. s. has repeatedly called on his rail to do more to stop assessing the violence which has increased since the october, the 7th time off attacks. the state department said the band but impact thousands of people. at least 17 people have been killed in a bus accident in the central philippines. they were a passengers on a vehicle that plunged into a ravine after its break failed. initial reports suggested many more had died, but the death toll has since been revised down with hollywood actors. have those had to back a new deal with film and tv studios. the look set to bring a long running and costly dispute to an end act as a ban on strikes a month. so disagreements about compensation levels and the use of also official intelligence and the world 1st night time, self driving bus. so this has begun operations in the south korean capital, so for the time being a driver assessing behind the wheel as a safety precaution, but the vehicles move completely autonomously linking some of the capitals. busiest areas off to midnight are now industrialized countries have pledged around half a 1000000000 us dollars to help the world's most vulnerable nations cope