world's population live in countries that have voted recently for the two state solution the g20, the bricsral assembly, the arab league, the organization of islamic cooperation. everybody, the united states is actually the last holdout. if the us if donald trump says, look, i want peace. i want to stop the killing. all he has to do is say palestine will join the un as the 194th member state will drop our veto, and then there will be peace and normalization of relations. netanyahu is completely dedicated against this. but you know what? he doesn't have the veto. if the united states does what it should do. >> so when you kind of look at what just happened, i mean, the us just sent another $4 billion bypassing congress to israel. when you see the way the media coverage has covered it, and you've been critical about how american media covers foreign policy and how american audiences are treated like babies, as you said. and look, here's a side by side headline about what's happening right now. headline in an israeli paper, netanyahu stalls stage two of the gaza ceasefire and once again, weapo

you know, primarily due to the fact that china and others in the brics and also the the global south have managed to provide economic support through trade to allow russia to circumvent the worst effects of those sanctions imposed by the west. so additional sanctions, i don't think, are going to have any real cost. and as for tariffs, it's virtually negligible because tariffs only work if you trade with the other country. and the united states does not really trade with russia. so trump's threat, if you want to call it that, to impose sanctions and tariffs is essentially meaningless. and i think quite a weak one. >> and when you listen to what donald trump has been saying, he looks to be pivoting to putin, echoing russian propaganda, certainly turning his back on traditional allies, given that we are seeing the death toll rising in ukraine and what, given what the polish prime minister said, he wrote on on x that this is effectively what happens when someone appeases barbarians. i mean, can you fill the void if if the u.s. walks away? >> i think there's two questions there. in terms

the brics. nations have formed. >> china. >> russia. >> argentina, brazil.tive. >> and the more we punch people. >> like canada and. >> mexico and europe. >> and all of our allies in the. >> face. >> the more they're going to turn away from us. and strengthen other. >> countries, because. >> they're going to know we're. >> unreliable. >> not just unreliable. >> but we're actively. >> trying to harm them. because somehow. >> trump perceives. that that. >> benefits us, and. >> it really doesn't, he said. he wants to get back into. he said he's written to the iranians to get back into the iranian nuclear deal. we had one right until he pulled us, until he pulled us out of it. you and i have a lot of things to talk about, so i'm giving you a standing invitation now to come back, and we'll continue to have this conversation not just about foreign policy and military matters, but about about the democratic party and how we fight back against what's going on with donald trump. adam smith is the house armed services committee ranking member and a democrat from washi

you mentioned brics. an alternative currency, which would undermine the argument here, right. that the world needs dollars. the world all wants to have dollars. is there a viable alternative? is there is there a could the chinese come up with something or could somebody else come up with something? >> so look, the choke points that i discuss in my book, like the dollar, which are these really critical parts of the global economy where one country dominates, they come and go. they're not immutable, right? so at some point there will be something that is a successor to the dollars we use today. that doesn't necessarily mean that china will be controlling it. i think one of the problems we have right now, ali, is that we've been kind of standing still, right? we've been relying on the same dollar based architecture from the 70s. you mentioned swift. swift was created in 1973. right, right. but china's been doing recently is they've launched a digital central bank currency, the digital rmb. they've created a

received phillies of american dollars and yet china's main africa problem south africa has the s and bricports hamas and iran and opposes us in return and the united nations have in the summer, in tanzania, both large aid recipients, the conducted two-week military exercises with the people's liberation army and expanding communist china power protection coming to the athletic ocean and the top 20 aussie recipients are members of china's road initiative and by acting as chief operating officer i approve with strong policies to her humanitarian assistance, the countries swimming that was ignored by the biden administration and the vast sums of the u.s. money have been diverted to buy the terrace and gaza strip human in afghanistan ngos have been hit with heavy fines for violating our anti- terrorism financing laws printed in the post to scrutiny has wanted for the pen to beginning culture last year, the launches $45 million global civil society program and based on the social theories the marxist literally we been funding medical around the world that oppose capitalism and democracy nato a

le zimbabwe veut rejoindre les brics. réponse du groupe, qui poursuit son ouverture vers les pays du sud. au kenya, le président, william ruto, et l'opposant historique raila odinga ont signé un accord impliquant l'opposition dans l'élaboration des politiques gouvernementales. présenté comme un moyen d'apaiser les tensions, ce pacte est dénoncé par certains comme une manoeuvre visant à affaiblir toute opposition. on part au cameroun, où samuel eto'o sera donc bien candidat à l'élection du comité exécutif de la caf, la confédération africaine de football, le 12 mars prochain, au caire. une élection qui devrait aussi confirmer la réélection du sud-africain motsepe à la tête de la caf, puisqu'il est le seul candidat à sa succession. on fait le point à yaoundé, avec marcel amoko. - marcel amoko: c'est une belle victoire judiciaire que vient de remporter samuel eto'o, qui, dans un 1er temps, avait été exclu de la liste des candidats pouvant postuler à une place au sein du comité exécutif. c'est l'une des instances dirigeantes