said jeffrey sachs himself or a good often. and so i think times indeed over to you now 5 minutes of jeffrey sachs, but i thank you very much for that. in the you know, there is a shortage of voices of reason in the world. although there are some who are optimistic that we are witnessing perhaps to return to common sense. one of those loudest voices on the very front line is when the band you just heard is a great privilege and a great on a to welcome in here onto the channel on oxy international columbia university professor economist public policy analyst with a hill in washington likes to call you a criminal in mouthpiece. hello jeffrey sachs. good to be with you. how are you? i'm very well, it is great to have you on the program. you know that speech, you just gave the other day of the, the, you call them and it was a bit of a school to speech. i've gotta tell you, i mean, you really sucked it to him that jeffrey. um, was it just a case of stone cold stats? what did you get any love from those in attendance as well, from th

hello, jeffrey sachs. good to be with you. how are you? i'm very well indeed. it's great to have you on the program. you know that speech, you just gave the other day of the you paul, him and he was a bit of a school to speech. i've gotta tell you, i mean, you really sucked it to him that jeffrey wasn't just the case of stone cold stairs . what did you get any love from those in attendance as well, from those in attendance? so things were fine. it's a, it's those that weren't in attendance, but i'm hoping i made some contact with europe. but as i emphasized it needs to have a european foreign policy. it needs to re engage with russia. it needs to have normal diplomacy. i, europe is his a region of $450000000.00 people in the union, a 20 trillion dollar economy, a complimentary to the russian economy. they should be trading and mutually prosperous instead a, it's, everything's broken down and the, the, the hate talk is non stop. so that was the point that i was making get back to something that can possibly work. yeah for, for everybody. yes, i'm kind of returne

meet to sign a controversial rad minerals deal with discussed with more with redoubt economies, jeffrey sachs. so i'm seeing coming to washington, this kind of prophetic way to sign over in almost the meaningless document. the middle half, the mineral rights. this is just add desperate, confused behavior. this is not strategy, this is not national policy. this is not continuing award. this is about to not think russia and the usc waste disaffected, and their biological tie is at the meeting. it is symbols with a focus on the quote from overcoming garrett times of the previous american administration and been a while a lot to me. the last key, lee, this popularity to be its own form, a top general high ranking members of the training and bigotry faced warranty, describes as the politically motivated the read at abra legal troubles. the continuing coverage of the latest trends shaping the world right now. this is our international i a michael question. all right, donald trump has a welcome the trains, a lot of his, the last key to the white house and they is much writing on the bottom of the, i

dramatic developments we explicitly this across to the amino dealing more with redound economies, jeffrey sachs. so i'm still coming to washington in this kind of pathetic way to sign over in almost a meaningless document. the middle half the mineral rights, this is just add desperate, confused behavior. this is not strategy, this is not national policy. this is not continuing award this month. and i think the, the hello there. welcome to our team to nation, and you sent out with the latest updates. i have mike hop watching. now let's bring you the breaking news. we're following this. our ukraine's bother me zaleski has left the white house with his tail between his legs. after an extraordinary oval office strode down with donald trump of the pad, locked horns and the angry exchange right in front of the cameras with the us president, demanding gratitude and respect. i have actually, i've actually washed in, seen the stories and i know what happens is you bring people, you bring them on a propaganda tour. mister president, are, do you disagree that you've had problems with bringing people in yo

he had on professor jeffrey sachs from columbia. he gives the best description of all the world history the united states has been in. i even knew this one. in 2014, under obama, newland -- host: victoria nuland. caller: we overthrew -- there was a guy. we overthrew the government in 2014 to put another guy in because the guy that was in there wanted to be too close to russia and shift away from the eu, this and that. we got this other guy in. i don't want to get into stupid stuff, the burisma thing, we know what happened there. i believe trump when he says the war would have never happened. everybody says he is a trump supporter -- you know, putin lover or something. heck. i believe him. i think he doesn't want to see people get killed. i don't either. i with vietnam. i'm 73 years old. host: do you think ukraine should be at the table or should this just be negotiated between the u.s. and russia? caller: no. ukraine will be at the table. zelenskyy was at the white house. it may have been either before trump was even elected. i'm su

and i wish you the best of luck and you'll continue success . jeffrey sachs. thank you very much for joining us. we're not the international. great, great to be with you. thank you. thank you very much. i will have this back to, but i guess the excuse me, but i'd have mommy i to apologize. tiny bye for us now. you know central studio. i hope you enjoyed that discussion as much as i did what i'd like to. yeah, thanks or i've also a huge 5. go ahead and to be very interesting and a thanks for that. the right front of it is alaska is facing increasing pressure. so finally, allow alexa's in new pain is hey, this is an off site to be live. i think put time, so why was by arresting high ranking, let's see, come onto this, not a claim. why a former advisor to the top general valerie, the listening m. as in nancy this and this last year, it may speculation that he was becoming more popular among the public. many people have lost their patience, but this has not yet gone beyond the limits of what is acceptable. criminal proceedings on the occupation of the south had be

because about a week before trump's inauguration, he posted a video to his truth social account of jeffrey sachs, a famous american political scientist, basically cursing benjamin netanyahu and also blaming netanyahu for some of america's most important problems. so i'm sure that that did not go unnoticed by netanyahu in his on his team. clearly that was an attempt by trump pressure netanyahu into our, assigning this cease fire agreement in terms of today, i think nothing. yeah. who's going to try to sell him on a few things? first, you're going to want to convince trump that it's important to completely eliminate a mass, which was israel is a goal from the start that leaves their stated goal. he's going to try to convince him also that they are very close to achieving that objective. me and he's also going to try to convince him of the need to panics, the west bank and to attack iran. i think you're address all those. but mom and how receptive will trump be to those requests? i mean, he's taking a lot of credit for reaching the cease fire, achieving the ceasefire. it between him off and israel.

c, the advisor jeffrey sachs in europe. but he's got trapped by following the united states, getting a blind kind of way, and just trying to be the great cheer leader of us a gemini. i obviously, the whole us approach. the unit polar approach was delusional. what happened during the last 30 years? i'm going to put it because this is a 30 year us project. is that the united states said were you in a polar, we do what we want. we expand militarily, where we want, we expand our influence where we want i eat in 2008. the us said, now we move made over to ukraine to georgia. i and a, this is a replay by the way of the pry me and more of 185321856, almost a, almost almost at the blueprint. and rushes said, no, i that's not going to happen. i. the point is, europe got into line with it. the u. s. i strategies to, if i could call them and it's a, it's an exaggeration in my view. but the us strategist said will win because we're all powerful. what can do do what kind of russia do nothing. and based on up until the end and i know wha

i'm a senior advisor jeffrey sachs, about is coming out just to be in the video all the landscape needs his popularity to his own full months home in general, high ranking members of the planning, medicaid phase 4 main describe as politically motivated, direct a legal aid. so we got the massive wake up, proposed the cautiousness of the power to know who we are and we fight for our democracy and our freedom. and he's the most important value of the.

we saw at donald trump post a video of jeffrey sachs is currently columbia university professor, basically cursing uh benjamin at yahoo. i mean, the same things in the video that i can't repeat on, on television, and blaming benjamin at yahoo for much of the problems in the united states getting the u. s. and into wars and so on and so forth. when donald trump posts a video like that it's, it's meaningful, understand it is it is meant to apply pressure. so i'm very interested to see what comes of this, this meeting this week between that and yahoo and trump. i think we should pay close attention for sure. anyway, we will for sure that's on tuesday, february 4th. i'm going to most re thank you very much. i as and while the release is have been going on, a group of sick and injured palestinian children have been crossing into egypt to receive medical treatment. they've been crossing through the roof of border crossing, which is being open for the 1st time in nearly 9 months, because the health ministry says 50 patients, you see some of them. they are a company by 61. caregivers are leaving t

russia, and that exclusive interview with right now, the economist, as you, as you know, advisor, jeffrey sachs, europe. the. so it is god trapped by following the united states in a blind kind of way and just trying to be the great cheer leader of us a gemini. i obviously, the whole us approach. the unit polar approach was delusional. what happened during the last 30 years? i'm going to put it because this is a 30 year us project, is that the united states said where you have polar, we do what we want. we expand militarily, where we want, we expand our influence, where we want i, in 2008 the us said, now we move made over to ukraine to georgia. i and a, this is a replay by the way of the pry me and war of 185-3218. 56, almost a almost almost at the blueprint. and the brochure said, no, i, that's not going to happen. i. the point is, europe got into line with it, the u. s. i strategies, so if i could call them and it's, it's that exaggeration in my view. but the us strategist said will win because we're all powerful. why can do do what kind of russia do? nothing, and based on up until the end a

since basically 1994 since uh they at least ational bill clinton established as we were told by jeffrey sachs, the strategy of expanding nato towards the east. and the file drop was in 2008, one, and they decided to book for us to expands to words, georgia and ukraine. so i think that if the trump restriction is ready to seriously discuss the future of value or piece of security and of global security would rough uh, uh, also to discuss uh, the new new clear deals. uh, which will, uh, let's say bring us back to start $1.00 and $2.00 to the home agreements. then we can talk about resolving of, of the war in these to you. so when commenting on the prisoner really steal uh, the russian foreign minister made it clear that moscow would prefer to keep agreements like this. confidential that certainly has not been the approach from the american side. why do we such see such differences here to hi saying that the american side has a more complicated situation here because the old trump is kind of gone that think i would say a kind of a revolution within the united states. he's trying to clear up all

in an exclusive interview with ronald economist, n u n. senior advisor, jeffrey sachs in europe. but he's got trapped by following the united states, getting a blind kind of way, and just trying to be the great cheer leader of us, a gemini. i obviously, the whole us approach. the unipolar approach was delusional. what happened during the last 30 years, i've been reported because this is a 30 year us project is that the united states said, were you in a polar, we do what we want. we expand militarily, where we want, we expand our influence where we want i eat in 2008. the us said, now we move made over to ukraine to georgia. i and i, this is a replay by the way of the pride, me in more of 185321856, almost a, almost almost at the blueprint and rushes said, no, i, that's not going to happen. i, the point is, europe got into line with it, the u. s. i strategies, so if i could call them and it's a, it's an exaggeration in my view. but the us strategist said will win because we're all powerful. one can do, do what kind of russia do nothing, and based on up until the end and i know wha

he had on professor jeffrey sachs from columbia. he gives the best description of all the world history the united states has been in. i even knew this one. in 2014, under obama, newland -- host: victoria nuland. caller: we overthrew -- there was a guy. we overthrew the government in 2014 to put another guy in because the guy that was in there wanted to be too close to russia and shift away from the eu, this and that. we got this other guy in. i don't want to get into stupid stuff, the burisma thing, we know what happened there. i believe trump when he says the war would have never happened. everybody says he is a trump supporter -- you know, putin lover or something. heck. i believe him. i think he doesn't want to see people get killed. i don't either. i with vietnam. i'm 73 years old. host: do you think ukraine should be at the table or should this just be negotiated between the u.s. and russia? caller: no. ukraine will be at the table. zelenskyy was at the white house. it may have been either before trump was even elected. i'm su

he had on professor jeffrey sachs from columbia.e gives the best description of all the world history the united states has been in. i even knew this one. in 2014, under obama, newland -- host: victoria nuland. caller: we overthrew -- there was a guy. we overthrew the government in 2014 to put another guy in because the guy that was in there wanted to be too close to russia and shift away from the eu, this and that. we got this other guy in. i don't want to get into stupid stuff, the burisma thing, we know what happened there. i believe trump when he says the war would have never happened. everybody says he is a trump supporter -- you know, putin lover or something. heck. i believe him. i think he doesn't want to see people get killed. i don't either. i with vietnam. i'm 73 years old. host: do you think ukraine should be at the table or should this just be negotiated between the u.s. and russia? caller: no. ukraine will be at the table. zelenskyy was at the white house. it may have been either before trump was even elected. i'm sure

people want to understand what has happened in regards to ukraine, they need to listen to professor jeffrey sachshe talks about what has let up to that war, and i think a lot of people do not know that and do not understand it. on the border, the american people right now have very limited resources. to allow 15 million people to come across the border, that has to draw upon those resources. we have hurt our inner cities, hurt the people in this country who are good democrats that need help. and there has to be some governance, has to be some understanding. for anybody that has worked in the public sector, people get laid off when there is money problems. i have been laid off several times in my life. i hated it, did not like it. but i understood the company i worked for was having money trouble. and i think it is very clear right now that we are having money trouble. and i do not understand why people feel like democrat, republican, whatever you are, that you are entitled to a job without being laid off. host: so you are a democrat because we're talking to democrats only, a lifelong democrat. so