u. s. women's united states. have it transported more than 5100 tons of explosive materials and what was the way, so i'm doing these months. they have since more than $60000000.00 to the so that you just, i think they have already deployed by all means to achieve this one, which is one or out of 3 men because of the aggression i guess goes up to 20 percent of the seniors to crush the resistance on how much i'm to retrieve the so the cut becomes of the so it is by that existence they have fit to achieve anyone of this on one of these pretty goals. and this was all the time that planning execution would be not any money financial. i mean, financing it was an american. uh, it was america who did all these things. all right. not from past clayton that he's role would simply hand guys over once the fighting was ended. why wouldn't it then? yeah. who agreed to that? would he really just gave up guys a have a ways, a brutal war against it for 15 months. unfortunately we have nearly the same is this story of 100 years or

u. s. currently has the biggest military of all nato members. the u. s. also has the most sophisticated equipment and intelligence. there were several military capabilities that nature only has because the united states has it tends if the us withdrawal. so it just kind of decides to be less involved in nature. this can create real, real, real, immediate issues. so why is europe and why is germany so dependent on the us for it security? guess what? it has a lot to do with history. it may 1945 nazi germany surrendered. soon after world war 2 was over was more than 60000000 debt on the battlefield. and as victims of german atrocities denazi's guilds, many millions of jews, people with disabilities, cynthia, and roma, homosexuals, and many other persecuted groups. germany was split into 4 zones of occupation controlled by the victorious allied powers. the united states, the united kingdom, france, and the soviet union. and berlin, right, in the middle of the soviets sector, was also scheduled for after the atrocities of world war 2. the allies initially decided germany should never again be trusted with arms or troops. so the german military was disbanded, and the country demilitarized. instead, the all

states that multiple is ready to cooperate with the u. s. and others on trade involving the countries boss, mineral resources, united states on the you pod forward come key thing resolution. all of the ukraine conflict of the un general assembly with members adopting both after amendments sold by brussels was added to washington's drops, much to the lotteries of noise brushes, old boy, have this to say in new york about who's standing in the way piece they try to ignore the fact that.

she was shocked to hear that the united states agency for international development, u. s. h has abruptly suspended its operations and funding for at least 90 days. some live saving hbo event is continuing, but no one knows how long that will last. and this is the cheapest, the top 2. we are going to die. that's what it means. they must have pity on us. we need that money so we can keep getting our medication, us aid, distribution, billions and aids to non governmental organizations, a groups and a non profit around the world. the us gave subsaharan africa more than $6500000000.00 and you managed to and assistance last year. this clinic is a lifeline for people in the community. families come in for vaccinations, counseling and other services. like many other public health institutions in zimbabwe, this place as long as you don't find it. if that money isn't there, this pays cut off the services and people work, you can get paid the cuts mean programs affecting hundreds of thousands of people under threat. i think this isn't supposed desk to show how we got to relate in to

so poland right now enjoys a pretty good reputation in the united states. the u. s. military presence in poland is about 10000 strong. the number of native ministry banks is also gross, confidentially. too remote men to treat facilities for nato troops. a plan to be built near the towns of children and storms. you the sort of still valid means i'm only publishing the plane in coverage. the uncle bus number, you and i get the federal motor constitution, especially the set of guns looked up under the some i don't know. i mean, yeah, at the top, i dropped off some of the stuff. no more talking to you. not you guys have right now, and your son was mars. now, the boat to fortunately which states that guns which started for 2 more years of glitch in the system for she's getting good reports. good. somebody from class started to read one more number. i need to change the label, put the call on you with not sure what somebody didn't know about it or she'll believe in the 2nd if that. but there's, that's the comment that mean any piece can be as though a globe mcgriff invest

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those presidents is offered to accept deportees of any national i see from the united states for free. under the deal, the u. s. will be able to send convicted criminals with citizens or legal residents to serve prison sentences in el salvador trails. the state department previously described save accredited detention centers as harsh and dangerous executive states . monica rubia described it as an offer of friendship and says he's performed and grateful he has agreed to accept for deportation. any illegal alien in the united states who is a criminal from any nationality, they m. s. 13, are claimed that our and house them in his jails. and 3rd, he has offered to house in his jails, a dangerous american, criminal's in custody in our country, including those of us citizenship and legal residents. we're not going to guess you may god bless your social meals business. and i think it's undeniable that the united states is, are most important partner our most important trade partner, our biggest buyer of our exports, the biggest source of our imports. we have a large number of salvadorans living in the united states

united states has a treaty obligation to protect the panama canal, but comes under attack. that treaty obligation would have to be enforced by the armed forces, the united states, particularly the u. s. navy. i find that absurd that we would have to pay fees to transit us on that. we are obligated to protect a hi there upon them. as president reacted, i'm going to washington's claims of a fee wave of calling them lies and falls. so it's kind of column canal authority also denied the claims on them as president of jose moreno and us president donald trump are expected to discuss the issue on friday. trump is repeatedly suggested. the united states takes back control of the canal by force if necessary, or latin america editor lucy in the human isn't santiago and shirley was born in the story. you a secretary of state, michael julio, has ended his 1st foreign trip to countries of central america and the caribbean. he had some successes, especially on the key issue. i'm an oven documented migration by reaching agreements with el salvador, costa rica, and guatemala countries that have agreed to take on documented my grades are expelled from the united states into their country, including

even though this represents just under one percent of the united states budget is u. s. foreign assistance supports 42 percent of the global humanitarian and development architecture. and it's having far reaching serious life threatening consequences as we speak serious, far reaching life threatening consequences. i'll explain why those a dramatic terms. they are dramatic because usaid humanitarian assistance supports live saving activities in ethiopia in the democratic republic of congo, in places that have the needs for clean water, kids who have access to medication and, and sanitation. uh, this is all life saving uh, work the usa id has supported around the world for decades and or partners and communities around the world are relying on new services. uh, windows uh, efforts stopped and windows right now. the disruption and upheaval that has been created by the confusion and the for the abrupt stopped work orders really cuts off access to basic things like food or sanitation for children, women and families in poor countries around the world. and you describe this a

most important point going to ukraine was such a complication and blunder of the united states. similarly, be the way b u. s. x needs to be tie one is the same thing that's bad if i could say is the ukraine a beast, asia, you know, don't provoke between the nuclear super powers. for heaven's sake. this is the most basic point for our survival. meantime, we've seen essentially the g 7 economies almost entirely being swapped out by the bricks economies. when you look at the top 10 economies nowadays, you know, you mentioned china and india and, and russia, but some of the traditional european economies at the bottom. now, all the top 10 list, when you mentioned publications a moment ago, let's just bring it back to us idea for a 2nd. i mean, this whole scandal, it continues to shock the world. i mean, who would have thought jeffrey honestly, who would have folded usa id was financing all kinds of terror groups like isis folk ahead. um, i'll tie the h t as in syria, this is the country of the world. the tell us all of us. it's fighting terrorism, jeffrey, the usa. i, the very, sadly combined a 2 completely dif

u. s. well, we always think project the united states would view it as a real estate transaction where we'll be an investor in that part of the world. we don't want to see everybody move back and then move out in 10 years. this has been going on for 50 years, much more than that. we just want to see stability that would be having us have particular piece in that particular location i think would show great stability in would, would lead to great stability in the area for very little money, but very little price. and we wouldn't need challenges at all that will be taken care of by others. is it saudi arabia and the united air? we have, the rates are said to be organizing talks to craft a unified opposition to the idea. and while trumpet a israel now presented it as a solution has to be sure the so called deliverance migration to better places facebook places and beautiful places, palestinians have a very different perspective. we will defend our land with all our strength. america is real or any other country in the world will not to feed us. we will fight for our land with all we have includ

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 to receive treatment abroad. many are suffering from chronic diseases including cancer and have been unable to get treatment during israel's 15 month. 4 and total $400.00 palestinians are allowed to c

u. s. foreign policy. this executive order puts the united states on the side of war, criminals at the expense of victims of grave crimes, seeking justice, 125 of the worlds, 193 countries. a signature used to the rome statute, recognizing the jurisdiction of the i. c. c. or at least they're obligated to in 2015 despite an icy c, a risk bore in full crimes and off for solve africa failed to arrest sedans. amaro bush. yeah. when he attended an african union summits in johanna speck. similarly, mongolia rolled out the red carpet for rushes. president vladimir, put in the last year. this regarding an icpc, a risk warrant for crimes in ukraine. both south africa and mongolia, or among $179.00 nations whose pledge their unwavering support for the independence and integrity of the i. c. c. in the wake of transactions, it talks about not only sanctioning the actual staff members of the i, c, c, a prosecutors of the i, c c. but also people who cooperate with the i c. c in the investigation and she was really official. so, you know, you're talking about human rights activists. victims face been wide spread global co

again, a dis, a difference in perception between ukraine, united states, i think you created, believes that you ongoing u. s. military assistance wouldn't lead to a decisive ukrainian victory. but clearly the thinking of washington is, at this point, that's wasted resources unless it will deliver russia as a to to the negotiating table to reach an actual relaxing piece. okay, we appreciate your insights. david salvo from the gym and marshall fund in washington. thank you. or thank you for checking on some other news headlines. supporters of the lebanese militant group, hezbollah have attacked the convoy of united nations peacekeepers heading to baby boot airport. one un vehicle was torched and the outgoing deputy commander of the unit, phil mission, injured, prized by the protest as of blocked roads to evade with airport after 11 on preventive to iranian plains, from landing, the ukraine says, a russian drone is drunk, such an oval nuclear power plant, the weapon penetrate to the facilities, protective alto shell and started a file. you end atomic energy agency and set rate ition levels remain stable. kreml

u. s embassy spokesperson in delhi. he said, it's the policy of the united states to faithfully execute the immigration laws against all inadmissible and removable aliens. so he said that is his wording. now you've already said that this has caused considerable uproar and backlash in india, especially the use of restraints was shocking. are too many indians, but we also had indian foreign minister astray sank are saying that he was told by the us that these restraints are routine, that women and children were not shackled. and that the deeper treat deportees, excuse me, we're allowed to take off the shackles for bathroom breaks, but that directly contradicts the narrative that we heard from some of the d parties. they're saying that they had to keep the shackles on for the whole time. so it's really also worth pointing out that the before now the use of military planes has not at all been routine and these deportation flights. but they've really become a big part of a trunk, a theater around his integration crack down. he wants to be, show you with it. he wants of that footage circulating on social media as such, it's

u. s. e. i these. and that's because the united states agency for international development has now been exposed as a little more than the front for the c i a. and as donald from dismantled the global body, he said that there are others one political group in political and in particular, that's feeling the heat right now. usa, i. d is driving the radical left crazy and there's nothing they can do about it. because the way in which the money has been spent so much of it fraudulently is totally unexplainable. the corruption is at levels rarely seen before. close it down. and its now transpired that the u. s. c. id had interest stretching all across the globe. he had a staggering annual budget of around $40000000000.00 holding the bus springs of 60 percent of america's total foreign assistance. the us president says, but what's left of the agency once he's done with it will merge with the state department. the rumors that only 300 of the car in 414000 employees will keep the jobs, is a secretary of state doubled down on that saying that america's interest have to come 1st. i am the acting director of usa i. d,

helping other countries, but there's just too many benefits to be united states. democratic members of congress tried to enter the u. s. a. id officers as well, and were turned around by guards. this is a constitutional crisis that we are in today. what's called, what it is you on months has been tasked by president trump, to downsize the federal government and bring it in line with trumps america. first policies. the building air said without evidence on x that us a id is a quote, criminal organization, claiming trump wants to shut it down on saturday, several people with must department of government efficiency showed up here at the us. it's headquarters, demanding access to the building. to top usa security officials try to block their access to classified information. now those officials have been put on leave us and we're getting them out during trumps 1st term in office. his daughter, yvonne could trump worked with the agency to help millions of women and children in the developing world. the white house of trump is in talks with us a id officials to got the agency and merge. what's left with the us state depart

u. s. u. s. agency. i think i think that jo, this is a very important online as far as the united states is concerned. and a that was given your number was given to children for things for services. and so in italy i, i don't think that but applies to jordan and egypt to i can't speak much the smart tv and the jordan for short course. but i feel like doing good and easy to live in the lives of the united states. i don't see how the americans are going to verbalize the brush of their songs, the most value of the allies in the region, into a position where they look cool about another towards the people. okay, that is not a choice that is catch 22. what do you expect the arrow plan to look like when it comes to issues of who runs garza who controls the boat? does um, you know, those kinds of not some bolts issues. and i believe that plus the present, the song was hoping for that if you want to get the cake. ok. so i think things are somehow being changed to is that the to some of logical conclusion or to least to that, to go to the different positions. and i don't think that to the united states is that

united states. the us at a minimum, has shown that it's not the reliable trade partner that it used to be, including for countries that the u. s. has historically has a very good trade relations with. so take canada, mexico and the countries of the european union. even if the terrorists are withdrawn, you've damaged these types of trade relationships. and certainly if these terrorists are implemented, then that's going to cause some real issues down the line, not just for trade relations, but also for consumers who are going to wind up paying higher prices. and that's both in countries in which the united states is going to levy tear ups, but also in the united states. at the home is a very busy associated professor in economics at the university of tampa. thanks so much for your time. my pleasure. now the issue of trade and terrace also dominated talks between india is prime minister and ramadi and us president donald trump at the white house. trump found to bring what he called fairness and the 1st day procedures the to the india us economic relationship. they said the us would soon increase military styles to india, which w

u. s. government has radically realigned the political system of united states and the impact is immediate. 1000000000 that you know mosque plays a central role in this of the loan musk, richest man in the world. the close confidence of us president trump, the now also head of a newly established government agency, called the departments of government efficiency. the search for shows must contest tv from us to radically downsize the states out the process and make it more efficient. some of the things that we found which are shocking, billions and billions of dollars and waste fraud and abuse. and i think it's very important and that's one of the reasons i got less of herndon suspect up from this, primarily concerned with the political restructuring of the state temper upsets. they criticized the fact that musk and his team on maine, the acting against the authorities, that don't in line with the trump. another critique must ex employees have access to sensitive c r a day. so used by financial authorities without just being clear of what they need access, full month's kind of way up, poten

it's important to also point out that uh, 201 years after the monroe doctrine, the united states continues to of 72. u. s. military base has spread across south america and the caribbean. china and russia did not have even one base in the hemisphere. so i think this comes is uh, welcome news. the us 8 is now cut off and hopefully a relic of america's imperial passed. these really prime minister has left tell a v for washington to meet with donald trump before his plane took goals. benjamin netanyahu said he would try to convince the us president to help redraw the most of the middle east. the decisions we made in the war of already change the face of the middle east. our decisions and the courage of our soldiers have redrawn them out. but i believe that working closely with president trump with and redrawn even further and for the better. i believe that we can strengthen security, broadening the circle of these and achieve a remarkable here of these students, especially when it comes after dental trump said it would be best to quote, just clean out the entire gallons a strip. some is really officials chu

important to also point out that uh, 201 years after the monroe doctrine, the united states continues to have 70 two's u. s. military base has spread across south america and the caribbean. china and russia did not have even one base in the hemisphere. so i think this comes is welcome news. the us aid is now cut off and hopefully a relic of america is imperial past. donald trump is pretty much focusing on for an aide right now. is this the mission of sorts that you know, the agency truly is involved in the stabilizing states, or does he just not the kind of profit from it? why do you think it's so it's so much in the spotlight, right? no, it is the ladder. it's not the trump is concerned about us. human rights violations or intervention anywhere in the world. he comes from this jingle wisdom, american 1st for spec, this as an anti imperialist, i would be highly critical of trump. and so much of what he has done, whether it was in syria or, or, or palestine. but in this case, the fact that he is cutting off the faucets of us aid finds how many billions and billions of dollars have been invested in the re ca

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u. s. president donald trump had outlined his plan for the united states to essentially own gonzo and expelled the more than 2000000 palestinians who lived there with no sort of right of return for them to their homelands. but when it comes to the king's visit to the white house, the feeling in jordan, while there was a lot of apprehension about what's next, these thoughts are still the same, but this is an idea they reject it's an idea of their leadership projects. other countries in the region also had been quite firm in their stance and rejecting it. in fact, egyptian officials who has spoken anonymously to a lot of different media outlets have said that egypt is willing to lose this big chunk of financial aid that it gets from the united states. but in jordan, it's still unclear exactly what they are and aren't willing to give up because the arab league has said that they denounce this plan by the americans. but in israel there hasn't really been a lot of reaction about that because all eyes are on the ceasefire analyzer also on this plan. but they are supporting, there's a lot of support

united states of america and it's cherished oval office. he can come back when he is ready for peace. or we got a chance to discuss the complexity of relations between ukraine, the u. s. e u and 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