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so very harsh, red shriek, indeed, the relations between russia and friends as well as the e u. r. at that time, low national problem. all of our elders, 0 must very well leaders in brussels, discuss minute tree budgets. the war on the grounds and ukraine continues unabated . as charles stratford reports now from keith emergency services struggle to lift the wounded out of a destroyed hotel and creepy re southern ukraine, ukraine's army says it was a russian is gone, the ballistic missile did this. ukrainian, british, an american volunteers, was staying at the hotel. like old survived. this is not the 1st time russia has targeted hotels. this is the 2nd to be targeted increasingly alone. a. this is called cube in the northeast of the country. most civilians rescued off to a russian drug slammed into the side of a residential building. there often over a 100 russian attacks like these every night across ukraine. a 112 on wednesday into thursday morning said ukrainian military motion to intercepted by you creating a defense, but off to the us, suspended mid a tree aid, an access to i

ringback as to the proposal of the budget line is that we need to create an e, u r e and to increase e u arguments. so that would make sense if you need to allow us to be dispenses. but nato is not going to be despises. as i always have the question, that's a, that's a race to the you. all right, you want to create and he, you are me, but who is the enemy? the moment that we will have peace, hopefully soon there will be no and they me and no justification for having this policy of increasing the arguments of the you. the other fact is that they don't take into consideration the people, the population are thinking of them, which is totally against continuing spending money and, and having sanctions to russia, which sanctions break all their heads and other back. the price increases energy. all that is a result of the sections washington wants to deal with the ukranian leader who actually wants peace. that's the message from president trump national security advisor. what was so i think stunning to all of us in the oval office was that it was not clear zalinski was going to go to negot

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have how much to leave that it goes a sleep is very, very important because it is not such a big d, u r. a for a promising demi majority and dec may in the whole story. now, a fine has spread through a food supply warehouse and goes to city. the commercial property on, on the streets, was storing a variety of food supplies. when it went off. in phase 5 foxes are out to see their reports of injuries. the series of russian strikes on eastern ukraine is kills at least 14 people. 8 residential buildings were damaged and the attack on the root canal. some of the fist fighting since rushes full scale invasion in 2022 is taking place in don't yet . i must go says it's forces of re taken 3 villages that ukraine sees, and that's just course region. so i'll start from the reports now from keith or another night of death and destruction across the east, and then some great ukrainian army says this burning residential building is one of a number of blocks of flats hit by russian drones and ballistic missiles in the town of adult prophy and it don't exclude you on friday night. people who have died

have how much to leave the day it goes a sleep is very, very important because it is not such a big d u r a for a promising them immunity. and dec may in the whole story know, many despised palestinians who return to find the homes and ruins, say, waiting for help isn't an option, but using whatever they can to find to build shelter in the winter months. abraham l cleanly isn't gas, se for every one of these brakes being salvaged, we shaved and cemented to provide some hope of survival and a future from how much so carter and his family when they return to she i in northern gaza. after months of being this place and forced to shield or make shift tens, they found their home and memories labs in a heap of concrete with no new materials available. well, how much is companies through the rickies and using the clay that's abundant in this oil here, to rebuild what the, you mean lucky we must live and survive in this world? so we tried to collect some stones in brooks, as you can see, in order to build a room or 2 to stay in for the time being. we have no big conditions because what we need no

so, very harsh rhetoric, indeed, the relations between russia and friends as well as the e u. r. at that time. like you national bob, oliver ultra 0 must carry foreign minister from the gulf corporation council are installed, you re abusive towards focusing on goals. this future. let me think comes just days of to are be dismissed in cairo. and that was to induce in egyptian plan for reconstruction of the strip. it counts as a controversial proposal buying us present. donald trump, the aims to forcibly displace palestinians from garza eyebrows. these low cost young is a senior fellow and also the direct service that sits observe research foundation release. and he says that there is a to the next semester to find a new way forward in gaza. i think what we are going to see is more momentum building in the collective air upfront. so we are seeing the nature of no error of responses, which is basically basically a, a multi, multi lot to rising kind of response to the trump administration. and some of the trump plans, especially about the gaza riviera, etc. so i think we're going to

but as, as to the proposal of, uh, the buzzard lines that we need to create an e u r v. and. ringback increase, you arguments, said would make sense if nato was to be to spend it. but nato is not going to be suspended. as i always have the questions that i raised to the, you know, right, do you want to create and he, you are me, but who is the end of the moment that we will have peace? hopefully soon there will be no and they me and no justification for having this policy of increasing the arguments of the you. the other fact is that they don't take into consideration the, the people, the population are thinking which is totally against continuing spending money at that at having sanctions to russia, which sanctions break on their heads. another back the, the price increases energy. all of that is a result of the sections ambassador didn't key of in your opinion. leaders admit that us support is essential for this war to continue. but how far can this pro war plan succeed if washington doesn't get on board with it, which it seems like trump is adamant that he wants peace. the

very, very important because it is not such a big b, u r a for a promising that mean the unity and dec may and don't story. not say anything that is from us leaders where to me, if guys i, if i'm us, was to concede that that would be acceptable for you as well for them to tell the government what they just was supposed to be. have to, to check the, i don't see any reason into, well, this between not satisfied use, right? because what we really want, and this is in, in easley a consensus. and then how much will you stop guzzling this trip. then there was really no tech guys, even how much is the deal governing and it gives, it wouldn't be bad for the police, didn't use a bid for everybody. so these should be now the point. why though, the resuming the wall, god knows why a well at all a shot for being day the feet, the miles and i go miles a and, and do to put this in the pool. but as being, as though in suffering date, it doesn't test what then what has to happen is that it doesn't, or whatever, a body's the and how much people to lead this the street. and now they, if i c n a or sorry

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. prime minister tools hobbled past the cameras and declared that russia would lose just like the u. s. r. so this poll has injured not just his limbs, but also his brain. i mean, the president of france has completely lost his mind as well as my president prompts them. according to state propaganda. it wasn't just the president of france who lost his mind. they also called denmark's pm met to frederickson crazy for being open to nuclear weapons and her country from recent reactions. it seems that state propagandist, are most worried about europe's unity and defending ukraine. good to put it inside this provincial europe. cj is being torn apart, right? now, reviewing my chest, can you imagine how incompetent these people are and how little they have to do if he can afford the luxury of suddenly going to london by euclid. putting zelinski on the head, i was doing, some is still on sharing, so i'm glad that they are against him. who because at the same privilege of new, europe's unity and the sharp rise in defense spending can't help but worry russia. some experts believe this is a for the

well, for sure to say the cross border terrorism as coming from various entities such as the t t p r u s. k fee and off is included behind the group. they are all basically sheltering enough. gone is gone and this progress on has been presenting evidence also on this to the i've gone government, but uh, the primary reason that has led to the breakup and to the is unusual intentions is the outline. government's reluctance to go off to these globes or replace editing them in from their activities inside inside focused on the they shouldn't or they have. they planned a total of them inside focused on that now as a committed and it is growing synergy of action between various groups for an inhibitor, preston flies, but as below just on their on most of them are related to, to their headquarters shelters inside of gone as long as you say that they're reluctant to go after these groups, are they on willing or are they unable to you yourself have talked about the many challenges facing the power by the government and have got a son of what it's both the unwillingness as well as the capacity i

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u. s. d r. c. partnership with not only reinforce supply chain stability, but also serve as a model of responsible and ethical resource development. one that aligns with american values in global leadership and secure and transparent trade. the moment is right to deepen this relationship and formalize a long term economic and security partnership that benefits both nations presents and explicit gauge off at the c has indeed offered access to the country as minimal resources to the united states and exchange for security assistance to contact the emptiness city which is related to the facts 5, the one that is known is that the se possessed significant is off. many rules such as bold to, intact to them and cobalt. the democratic republic of congo is 1st in place, $8.10 to the mining. funneling deluxe sort of one die, but i'd like to re china as well. so the reserves from the d r c really can attract many of the wasted countries, and all states amenable is being smuggled into the one that illegally

u. s. d r. c. partnership with not only reinforce supply chain stability, but also serve as a model of responsible and ethical resource development. one that aligns with american values in global leadership and secure and transparent trade. the moment is right to deepen this relationship and formalize a long term economic and security partnership that benefits both nations. well, let's get over a 1000 now, from all africa correspondent, the a conga good to see these a. so what can you tell us about what appears to be a 0 political sales pitch when the dnc, the presence selects just a gauge off the d. c has indeed offered access to the country as minimal resources to the united states and exchange for security assistance to contact the into the city, which is related to the fact 5 and one that is known that the d. s. the possessed significant diseases. i'm familiar with the such as gold, to talk to them in the cold was a key materials for macro and products, ad electric vehicle batteries as well.

to change the destination of this a huge amount of ammunition instead of it going to you've gone to r, u e, put them to the back of the line and diverted to the ukraine, and i think this is where governments can protect the liability of companies in euro. that's a really interesting argument. carlo, have you heard this before? what you make of redirecting and munition from this is like what i was always in favor of prioritizing the old national forces and ukraine in whatever you produce. unfortunately, we have free market economies or companies do work differently. but i, i fully agree with, with, with ben said, i mean, now it's time to give political orders basically to the market that there are 2 priorities which are rolling on forces or european armed forces to put it that way . it and then ukraine and everything else is best secondary as a market. so speaking of a private providers, let's talk about star link. you on mosques, internet services, sarah, what would happen if the us were to cut, you cranes, access to star link as the americans have apparently threatened to do? that would

u. n. h c r. help us because people are spending nights on the muddy ground. we've already had debts the day before yesterday. we buried 2 people. how about the coordination we're doing is to give aid to the most vulnerable. because they're the ones who need it most. that's the big difficulty. if there were items we could share, like tops, for example, it would be easy for everyone to distribute them on that. so we have too many households on the items we bring for them. a very few they all in the city is impose a full month by long coal, both excellence of cub production. i say vice prices and the global markets piece. a major a mind uh, money out of this one is that as football is crucial to the deal i see is economy assigned to the export bind could negatively impact the local population. well, they are the world's largest producer. by far they control probably 70 percent of world production. so i can't think of anybody off hand other than maybe china with river ers. that controls such a large percentage of any commodity on the plant. so it's the largest pr

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but the pro r push has not only coming from london, the u. rush to to raleigh support to keep the war going. after the us suspended military age shipments and then intelligent sharing with ukraine. ortiz associates, taylor looked into how the long running found to see vanquishing russia has become an obsession. for some europeans in europe is raise like one who can really blame us. i'll throw, let, have sought to ground tons. graciously feed is not a bad thing, because then, you know, that could be really a change in, in the, in the society. and, and, you know, there are many different nations the right now part the russia as well. i think if you would have a more like small nations it's, it's not a bad thing. give you, if it's a big bower, it's actually much a smaller and our tv star, so nothing stopped, but it will snatch this historic john stuff. finally, chromecast russia, they haven't been this close to suppose. go to mine inside the kremlin, back in the 1600s. i know it's not to say they haven't tried since the themes how to stop it. it didn't the $1700.00 said napoleon sets off

r. a. capital has even threatened to shut down a u. s. military base, if he carries out the mass deportation plants. are us letting american relations at an all time low at this point as well. you know, trump, i mean, it's interesting that they are at a low and i think the turn to latin america does, does go along with coincide with the, that the kind of trumpets divisional world in which the united states is no longer the global head. your mind, trump is in some ways pulling back. we're seeing it in europe with european, with france and germany, pushing back over from the plans for a negotiated settlement over the war over the war. and ukraine was seeing it in, in, in, in many ways. and what it does entail is, is, is a kind of, is a kind of recession back to a kind of hemispheric understanding of the territorial power with the united states in projecting its power within latin america. but there's a couple of things going on yet. in latin america, latin america still overwhelmingly governed by let just a coalitions out of 620000000 pe

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was founded we were not talking about farmers getting upset with agatebe bio r were tenant farmers getting upset with union ufic. who is abusing their market power that created the impetus for stronger antitrust and the mom modern antitrust system today. the answer is attack the bottlenecks don't create the bottlenecks. >> i want to jump in and say i one 100% agree. i want to add on a couple of thoughts that may be the folks in the room can take advantage of and others as well. there are a lot of tools antitrust there's a lot of tools to attack this problem the seeds sectors fastening that you mentioned. usda under the last administration put in place and agricultural marketing initiative to try to tackle a number of the challenges. what are these challenges? you mentioned three companies control the overwhelming seed sector two out of three are out there's only one that's us-based. most of those agreements you talked about not only art sort of very expensive from the perspective of the farmer but they turn over the farmers data. all access to the farm without limitation, access to the farmers loan programs,

u. e. and has committed a systematic full crimes, especially against all force massage of the tribe b r a has dismissed the genocide case as a publicity fund. so that's who you will with are a surface go tens of thousands displaced, 14000000 people and travel the country to the brink of famine. the novels, the inside of the the miller on the deck has signed rules, the strip the central governments police under industry of the powers within the send me a ton of missed republicans search scott. so jake says, the movers stores close due to the restriction in the sub majority region names, sentence law suite 3, yet in prison and pie and bond from holding office for 6 years date was found guilty of signing a little, reject the easiest or to view an appointed high representative who overseas peace under the agreement, the end of the board symbol in 1995. all right, well still ahead on our does, there can send the save of the season and then a trial that's coming out with sports as pizza, the the, [000:00:00;00] the drywall, it's time to spose on his piece of stomach. so thank you very much. results

u. s. liter as well? yeah. everything you guys are talking about. we just simply this, you know, i don't care what people think about r d. i don't care how they feel about news from around the world, whether it's the bbc or it's coming from alger 0, or it's coming from cbs or cnn, in our country in the united states of america. we have a very simple principle, the very 1st amendment to our constitution. the very 1st right in our bill of rights is the right to speak freely without government interference and the right to a free press repressed by the way, does not mean professional press. it means that you have the right to publish ideas that go against what the government believes that government has no right to get in . the way of that. that is one of the founding principles of our country. so when we see or all day long, that, that we have to support the ukraine war and support zelinski because he's the one bastion of democracy in the far eastern part of europe. and yet we have to defend that wealth. sacrificing our own democratic principles, sacrificing our own bill of rights here in the united states is ludicrous. an

this is r t international blunder. zelinski has told donald trump that ukraine is finally ready to seek peace and sign the proposed rare earth minerals deal with the u. s. the american leader made the announcement during the 1st congressional speech of his new presidency. he also mocked the democrats and especially one particular senator, elizabeth warren, who insist on feeling the military conflict, or do you want to keep it going for 5 years? yeah, yeah, you usa, pocahontas is yes, but i want it to stop. meanwhile, europe has sadly spend more money buying russian oil and gas they have spent on defending ukraine. earlier today, i received an important letter from president village k of ukraine. the letter res, ukraine is ready to come to the negotiating table as soon as possible to bring last the page closer. nobody wants these more than the ukrainians. he said my team and i stand ready to work under president trump's strong leadership to get a piece that less. we do really value how much america has done to help ukraine maintain the sovereignty and independence. regarding the agreement on minerals and security, ukraine is ready to sign it at any t

this is r t international coalition of the willing is a long dormant term from the us led invasion of a rock over 2 decades ago. but it's making a resurgence with the u. k. and france leading the charge and proposing a bombshell strategy to deploy european troops and ukraine with plants reported. they show it to you as president trump. russia has long ruled out such a move, and there is no american appetite for it. either. even britons liter admits it's a non starter without washington support. are those willing well intensified planning? now with real urgency that you pay is per pet to practice with boots on the ground planes and yeah. together with all this, europe must do the heavy listing. but to support pace in appleton and to succeed. this effort must have strong us back a. i would ask everybody this is, there are no negotiations. what is the alternative and other 4 years of war and the other 3 years of war in which the united states and europe continues to for billions of dollars until award and ukraine? is that the alternative? i've asked every foreign minister i meet with tell me your idea of how this turns out most don't have a plan. a few

r life. >> greg: all right, harold. this is the point i was making, that as long as you have a contingent in your party that says everythincontg is racist, usplit it off and have havan everything is racist parg and the democrat party, because he seems to forget that you had a white president, his name was joe biden. senile but white.! >> harold: i don't think the cuts are racist.a he's a friend, i just don'tin think he's right about that. whatk don i do think, and i'ved on the show, is there are no advocates for waste and fraud and abuse. if there are, i don't consider them democrats, i consider them people who enjoy waste, fraud t and abuse and their ideahes shod not rule the day. r having said that i think you can be critical of the way the administration is going about some of these things. but when you pull, as dana and the judges had routinely around the table, people err on the side of the cutters, or the d.o.g.e. effort, than they do on democrats saying don't do it. so if the president and elon musk believe that usaid, and i read a story today that the department of education would be executive orderthat th, that president trump dec