u. s. well, that's it from me sort of hide us. you'll find a course more information on our website. our 0 don't com. news also continues here on how to 0 off the women make signs the 2 economic meltdowns, administrative disasters, political divisions, and now is rails integration 11 in his survived on the toilet. civil society, as citizens of stepped in to provide with the state has found thinking goals, or if they could buy us electricity executed by us. many cases, excluding everything is secured by private initiative. people impala frontline is k on l g 0. the of the individual size. okay. so the most commonly the 2 teams and then whoever wants to experience and then we can decide as well. and when we observe, we observe what kind of as well, but we really focus because we're on the goals going at in the good the see them doing say whether that swimming diving, there's somewhere in that general vicinity, the guys the, the shortest, and i was calling on the fence, they belong to lodge for the for the last 11 years. and now the us people doing the, the big pictures of, of the whole

u. s. counterparts. well below makes it easier for the government to expropriate, land legal guidelines, ensure the payment of fair market value and property owners can go to court. some people are worried, the new know will mean their land will be seized by the government. and the spot is playing often. social media platforms like ex we own a and do as presidential advise that you learn mosque is accusing the south african government of racist policies of the minority white population of the 3 quarters of farming land in south africa. while black people will make up 80 percent of the population on a quote to the original land deal or that that gave 87 percent of the land to the whites and 13 percent of the majority was, was, was unjust and wrong. but then you find a way to compensate and to deal with the transition to and and one way is to focus on public land. previously in a public address, president full of them up was a told trump to stay out of south africa's plans for land reform. while the presidency

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 almost has been tasked by president trump, to downsize the federal government and bring it in line with trumps america 1st policies. the billing air said without evidence on acts that us a id is a quote, criminal organization, claiming trump wants to shut it down. on saturday, several people with most department of government efficiency showed up here the u. s. h. 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 department, secretary of state, marco rubio confirmed, he's now usa. i th

u. s. right, well we have a kristen salumi who's my 1st from detroit that's near the border with canada. so chris, so not now become official this yes is exactly what people that i've been speaking to here in michigan and have been concerned about these 25 percent. harris on canada in particular is a big issue for michigan. and the canadians are the number 2 trading partner just behind mexico, with the united states, $480000000000.00 worth of goods come from canada across the border behind me. lot of it right over that bridge over there, into, into the, into the united states. and the concern of course, is that this is gonna drive of prices in the united states. and here in michigan, i've been speaking to car manufacturers in particular because they get a lot of their parts from canada and the cost of 25 percent is very hard for them to absorb. they can't source that material here in the united states. a lot of the goods that they use in their cars come not only over once, but then they go back for more work, they come back and forth. so the possibility of a trade war, given that justin

floated the idea of last month sunday boxed up last week as well saying it would be best to quote just clean out the entire enclaves the u. s. leader discussed with the jordanian king as well the potential recycling over 2000000 people. well, temporary or long term housing is built. some is really officials chump in similar plans at the start of the war. the law show you this to tensions on the rise only egyptian side of the rough at frontier. hundreds of locals gathered there on friday to protest the further displacement of palestinians categorically rejecting trumps relocation. we came today to prove to the palestinian people that we stand by them . we reject the idea of displacing palestinians. it's a red line. if our color cindy and brothers come to egypt, it means the land will be taken over by israel. which means the end of the palestinian cause. we have no problem receiving them as guest where they get food with security and everything they need to sort of what for palestinians, who especially if they are displaced from their land. no, they will not be able to return less trust alive now, to cairo, and speak to the e

u. s. is the largest economy and then they are afraid because you're trying to well grow and overtake. and that's why that impose terrace. it makes me angry there in the oval office. he was president. donald trump confirmed a 10 percent tariff on goods from china effective from february 1 that's in addition to existing texas already posed on chinese products. are still going to make us very rich and very strong, and we're going to treat other countries very fairly. trump 1st announced plans for increased a terrorist on chinese goods. on the campaign trail. china is government insist there on new when is it a trade? it's a challenging time for china is economy. domestic factors like low consumer spending, the property sector crisis, and use unemployment. a weighing on its growth with one of china's teeth trying this exports in 2024, which i never quoted, a trade surplus nearly truly until is economy is said. aging has emerge from the experience of navigating to motor was relations with the 1st trumpet administration . and it's booming expos, 2 of the trade partners can provide some insu

reportedly being locked out of the agencies computer system as well as of the newly established department of government efficiency, long musk saves the u. s. agency of international development must be shut down because it's too broken to fix. and your savvy is a ball of want me to right, there is no apples and there is no apple this, this you've just got to basically get rid of the whole thing while spar for the us . a i d ones, one of washington's most feared foreign policy tools and now pardon me in need of aid itself. why? because it's found itself in the process of both the us, president honest, we just had the world's richest mind. the trauma read has been building ever since trump took off at 8400 of its employees have being fired. its ability to defend funds has been frozen for 90 days. uh, its website was put offline, its twits, a page went dark and now apparently most wants to bury it. so he's really taking his, his new job. serious. see, the finest will seems to have been for him when to members of his cost. cotton team tried to gain access to a part of the agencies headquarters in dc and they were actually denied entry apparen

well, it's, it's kind of remarkable. now to watch usa i d, suspend many of its grants. a broad and 90 percent of ukrainian media has seen its funding dry up. so the u. s. was bad, basically created, not just a, a nato colony, a with advanced weapon systems on russia's border, but also one of the most well funded propaganda apparatus is on the planet. now if you look at homogeneity, for example, a ukrainian media outlet that just sprouted up on the eve of the my done crew, they're begging for money. they're, they're pan handling on the front page of their websites because their funding is dried up. and this actually includes funding to neo nazi tied activists from c 14 who are complaining see 14 being a neo nazi group in ukraine that has been sponsored by state interest, as is also seeing it's funding dry up. so for all the liberals who freaked out over e landmarks sig, heil, they enthusiast weekly supported the whole project ukraine, including the state sponsored neo nazis. and now they're howling about usa id cutting these organizations off. this seems to me to be a huge scandal that of course western media is sleeping under the rug. yeah. and we awa

u. s. is the largest economy and then they are afraid because you're trying to well grow and the overtaken. that's why that impose terrace. it makes me angry. there in the oval office. he was president, donald trump confirmed a 10 percent tariff on goods from china effective from february 1 that's in addition to existing texas.

u. s role in the world. how it helps people well beyond its borders, how it is perceived in the world.nd there are warnings of a significant impact on u.s. national security interests. alex marquardt, cnn washington. >> in a move that could impact thousands of people, the trump administration is demanding the names of all fbi employees who helped investigate the capitol insurrection. the justice department says it wants to determine whether any additional personnel actions are necessary. donald trump has vowed to strike back at agencies he feels will be weaponized against him. republican senator lindsey graham says the president has the right to push out senior leaders who don't share his vision. but the purge should not extend to rank and file employees. >> now, if you're an agent. working on january 6th case or some other case, and you were assigned to do it, and you know you shouldn't be punished just for doing your job. but this idea of keeping everybody in place in the government after trump won the election is insane. >> fbi employees say the january 6th case was the largest inve

u. s role in the world. how it helps people well beyond its borders, how it is perceived in the world. and there are warnings of a significant impact on u.s. national security interests. alex marquardt, cnn, washington. >> now, lawyers for fbi and justice department employees are pledging to take legal action if the trump administration acts against anyone who investigated the january 6th riots. the trump administration is demanding a list of all bureau employees who helped investigate the capitol insurrection. >> the justice department says it wants to, quote, determine whether any additional personnel actions are necessary. former fbi director or deputy director andrew mccabe is outraged by the administration's actions. >> it's absolutely disgraceful. >> these are. >> people who. >> are civil servants. they enjoy the protections of the civil service program. >> the fbi. >> has an extensive process of if there are allegations of misconduct against specific. >> employees. >> those things are investigated, they. >> are given. >> due process. >> and ultimately. >> the office of professio

well, sparkle us a id, one's one of washington's most food. foreign policy tools are now hardly in need of age itself. why? because it's found itself in the process of both the u. s. president honest, we just had the world's richest mind, the trauma reducing, building ever since trump took off that committee, food, hundreds of its employees helping fire disabilities to dispense funds has been frozen for 90 days. uh, its website was put offline at which the page went dock and now apparently, mazda wants to bury it. so he's really taking his, his new job. serious. see, the final school seems to have been to him when to members of his cost cutting team tried to gain access to a part of the agencies headquarters in d. c. they were actually denied entry of hartley because of lack of security clearance as a result to top officials about she's been put on leave and now we've got all these room is a corruption. even friedman, now let's see uh, swelling. so it's quite the food from grace uh, full usa id, which impulse has been long, a daunting of the american police gwinnett. well, the one who's talking detail provide to the notice you've been watching all teeth. the last

well, this is significant why it's significant because often tool now from the u. s. it has been denied deny to not most famously inventory and un to deny that the pentagon that and it denied defend yes. okay. we do support in system robson, ukraine and africa, for example. personal for the good of mankind were developing vaccines with ensuring that there's no outbreak of infectious diseases. whereas most was point to something much more sinister. he's saying, but that research was about creating weapons of pool of mass destruction. this is something that must go, has been warning about for years now, and in fact, it's full. but one of the main reasons that one of russia's top generals was assassinated at the end of last year was precisely because he was at the forefront of exposing this us government sponsored abuse of dangerous passages. which if nice could re total, how the con, the welsh. yeah. can you give us some more background here to usa idea? it's an agency agency that really is no stranger to controversy. no, i mean it is a for an age, but he must its funct

well, i me award winning investigative journalist spence williams says the documented on the accountability of u. s. h global operations should have been called into question much say no. this is an organization that has operated in the shadows when it's supposed to be an organization that's operating on full transparency and sound like we know that it's not. and for years, if not decades, there are then american journalists and american citizens who have struggled to get answers as to what us the id really does. what is its mission around the world? why does it have such a massive budget and why is there no accountability for what it does around the world? and we heard sen jody finds there who was specifically talking about this issue and said, when she has tried in her congressional oversight authority to get an answer from you with a lead, she was threatened to by the organization out there. you ask us questions. congresswoman out there, you ask questions of this organization? we should do whatever we want. sen. let's just delve into one of the big recipients for a moment. ukraine, because a lot

u. s. president has gone on a trade war spray after imposing state tariffs on neighboring canada and mexico as well as china. donald trump has threatened similar moves against long time american allies in europe. you know, we have over 300 cars and we think everything is way out alive. but really out of life. i think that was all right. let's cost live now to change your way. so to, to, and digital reporter and international relations analysts to show it good to have you on the program with us a panama now says it will not renew its deal with the china on the mountain road initiative. a mid these threats from the us president to take them back the panama canal. um explain to us we're just trying to fit into this equation. okay, thank you're glad i'm here actually from my mattresses trying to store full corporation was panel bodies. the widely opened and i think now we can see how do you as a bully, the problem is that it is. and then 3 other countries sovereignty. everyone knows that the panama city station was made and they use it right. it's not because of the b, r i. e, back to panama has benefi

well, professor of international affairs at the city university of new york down the shore stays, he's hopeful that the u. s. a from dawn will symbolize a change from previous american foreign policy for how long his us a been a spearhead of us imperialism. we saw the crew in 2019, in bolivia, we saw the 2009 cool in hon. doris us aid had a lot to do with this. they have a $25000000000.00 budget. certainly, we, the american people can use that $25000000000.00 right here at home to generate more jobs in economic possibilities. i think it's important to also point out that the 201 years after the monroe doctrine, the united states continues to of 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, uh, welcome news. the, the us aid is now cut off and hopefully a relic of america is imperial past. the it's really prime minister has left the tel aviv for washington to meet with donald trump before taking off benjamin netanyahu. who said he would try to convince the u. s. president to help redraw t

u. s. secretary is said michael rubio is in panama, after threats from present donald trump to take control of the panama canal. it is a well 2nd most important waterway, a lot in america, edison to see a newman report. some tara points in panama use secretary of state medical reveal has made panama his 1st destination on his 1st overseas trip. the washington central issue is china and the fear that it could control the u. s. built panama canal. so actually the rubio says, it's no joke. just retired general richardson such the floor over the canal, looked down and saw those chinese port facilities and said, those looks like dual use facilities that are in the moment of conflict. can be weaponized against the chinese workers. first came to panama in the mid 18. hundreds, but their numbers and influence have expanded greatly in the last 3 decades, especially since panama cut ties with taiwan and recognized china 8 years ago. the pick a model was former military strong man. manuel unplug knew, noted as chief intelligence officer until they were both arrested during the us military invasion in 1989. to date the medical the leav

u. s. presidential candidate. wonderful. who we little must golf and a position to in the new trump administration. daniel, thanks so much for coming on. i hope a run pool as well in the institution as well. i know he didn't.

well versed in these issue this mark. yeah, i think maybe we're talking about different trump administrations because my recollection of the 1st trump administration is that there has never been a u. s. presidential administration. more in bed with and in line with israel. uh then you know, previously, i mean that that is the culmination and we, i'm was absolutely certain when we heard about nathan yahoo suddenly accepting a ceasefire proposal that he had rejected out of hand from the binding the administration a year earlier and doing it without much public complaint and carrying, throw on it that there had to be carrots involved as well as fix. and now we can see clearly what the car it is is that trump would get fully behind the ethnic cleansing of the palestinians out of palestine. right, which it must be said has been the policy of every is railey and every us president for decades since 19 sixty's. right. that has been the quiet not said policy. it's just been occurring one settlement, one house bows at a time. right. that is the settling process, the colonization of palestine by what are essentially you know, us and european jewish or to immigrants. uh you know, to well, pale

u. s. presidential candidate wrongful who you must go for the position to in the new trump administration. daniel, thanks so much for coming on. i hope a run pool as well and the institution as well. i know he didn't take up the invitation for milan musk i noticed to join the department of government efficiency . i don't know whether you have the details on that. why i didn't want to do it. it probably didn't refuse it. actually there was he didn't. the citizen didn't want a formal title. yeah, he didn't. he doesn't need another job. he's, you know, he's been there and done that, but i think what he's done is he's, he's been, well, i'll come get into it. and he sort of serving as a kind of mentor, i suppose. and he and he offers his thoughts on ways to sort of more school shotuko way really address the problems of government overreaching over spending. and so many of the times when he puts out some advice you on will read, tweeted sometimes don junior will retreat it so it's uh, it's right now it's working out very well and he's happy to not have some.

u. s. presidential candidate wrongful who we little must go for the position to in the new trump administration. daniel, thanks so much for coming on. i hope a run pool as well in the institution as well. i know he didn't take up the invitation for milan musk i noticed to join the department of government efficiency . i don't know whether you have the details on that. why didn't want to do it. it probably didn't refuse it. actually there was he didn't. the citizen didn't want a formal title. yeah, he didn't. he doesn't need another job. he's, you know, he's been there and done that, but i think what he's done is he's, he's been, well, i'll come to into it. and he sort of serving as a kind of mentor, i suppose. and he and he offers his thoughts on ways to sort of morse, philosophical way of really address the problems of government overreaching over spending. and so many of the times when he puts out some advice to you and will read tweet it sometimes done junior will recreate it. so it's, uh, it's right now it's working out very well and he's happy to not have some kind of a formal relationship enjoyable to watch all this waste of money over so many years be

well. yeah. yeah. and the national security council. so the national security council has a major role in this. so we are talking about that i can't play you in the u. s. national security. we are talking about the main tool of the u. s. national security. and so what's happening now, what's happening is the trump administration of always the drain, judy, judy yates, and formulate a policy of i. so i, so they shoot me zoom in the u. s, which might be very destructive to deliberate age of b. u. s. big, socio economic and political, the dominance of the word. so we're talking about the polar system to now, what would you, would you not agree that for your after seeing the us as being dog good, by bloated and this, that it, it hadn't been called into question about the records that, that were there. and they needed somebody a sledge hammer to come in and do this. i'm totally agree with this because i totally believe that this would be charged by the congress members and by the us 8 percent of its adult of chaos. when you have people at the verge of the midnight having the mean don't come to the court this tomorrow . what do you get about 3 so than 700 em

u. s. president donald trump is threatening tariffs against the european union next up to imposing trade levies on canada, mexico in china. he declined to give a timeline, but says he'll announced the tariff soon as well. definitely happen with the european union. i can tell you that because they've really you know, we have over 300 they don't take our car and we take everything with stock markets and they should have slumped on fairs. the us tariffs will lead to a trade war. and a global economic slowdown depends indicate indicts, tumbled as much as 2.6 percent of nearly trading stocks and hong kong which include chinese companies fell half of percent. a chinese markets a close full the luna new year holidays but resume training on wednesday. well, for more of this week joined now by just good washington, who is in beijing and just looking ahead to these tariffs, taking effect on tuesday. what, what is china said in the lead up through this the, the reaction from badging has been very critical. indeed. we've had the ministry of commerce and ministry of foreign affairs being very critical of these terms. so read shows a short segment of what they've had to say that these terrorists do not solve the pr

well taken on the, on the financial difficulties that syria is in right now. the many western countries have sanctions, economic financial sections on syria. that is the case of the u. s. the u. k. the european union, the united nations, we heard earlier that use considering lifting sanctions, but they haven't done that yet. should danny and your of you should all these countries lift the sanctions or should be continue a pollutant can keep them on in order. this is what they're doing now to apply pressure on. sure, well, let's define divide functions into 2 groups to boston suite. how that targeted functions, which is after the, of course, human rights violators, industries as or entities as companies that has been involved in dot or chronic capital. this of, of, i thought functions for this should be there. it should be even research more the more for size and try to bring back to the same people, the money that we're starting from. now, the other bhaskar, it's district tauriel functions, which was one. it was the post the link to gross human rights violations. if we do find all the citations president, at least, and faith stopped happening anymore, the main reason