well, oh, and i have to comment as well. i think you sort of channeled my mother your comment about, watching these watching these things at 2:00 in the morning, because my mom used to say that she had tried to read each of my books. and she said she finished one of them. i would say i don't think she did, but i shouldn't gainsay my mother. but what she would say is, i have your latest book on my bed stand and i read it before going to sleep and it works perfectly. so apparently my appearances on the history channel did the same thing with glee's, but one of the one of the great things about doing a documentary on history is that the documentaries have a really long shelf life, because if you're talking about events that are already 200 years old, you know, what's another five or ten years? and so i will hear from people who say, i saw you on tv last night. i said, yeah, i get you. you're lot insomniacs, too. okay. and, you know, i really liked what you said, but but you look so much younger on there. i said, well, i was tha

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well, the good news is that has a little way further south. we've got tropical psycho and hyundai, which will continue to plague southern areas of madagascar sunday into monday, but it is set to pull its way for the south as we stopped the new week behind that for much of southern africa, it is a story of storms and heavy rain weaving back into what's one of the next few days, much dryer across the north. just a few windy conditions that to be found. some rain as well affecting the northwest for places like morocco and things. a stretch ton more wendy, across the gulf. temperatures have been sitting rather low for this time of year. it has been feeling very cold, but to get across the event. but temperature is all set to pick up over the next few days. america coming up to 35 degrees celsius, it will coon of other knows across takia ankara coming down to 8 degrees celsius. as a wintery mix pushes its way east as temperature as rise due to climate change, morocco is experiencing at the system. trent centers on the same level as on in the ancien

well, we don't have well. well, look, i think it'll cost more money, but i think a number of these companies can also invest in themselves. if you look at the investments in space access made, for example, off of its own books, that didn't come to congress and say you have to give me a multibillion dollar plug. in fact, the rockets, it's building. and i think that's, you know, you said how are things different if you look at, for example, what andrew palmer, lucky company his company is doing, how space approach things. you know, they built great products that said you know here's and we want to sell them to you rather than you pay me to develop a product to require that over the next ten years very, different incentives. yeah, right. and it's kind of the old adage from, henry ford, he said, look, if i got to an engineer in 1904 and said, make me a better horse and buggy carriage, they would have made the what the carriage lighter and the horse is stronger somehow. right? rather than that next step pollution a

well. the question of arming african-american men to fight in the war was raised, of course, only in the north. well, one of the first attempts to arm african-american americans soldiers came in march of 1862. so about 11 months into the war, just getting started in many respects. and that effort came from this man, general david hunter, who commanded us forces along the southern sea coast, south carolina, georgia area, little pockets where the union maintained control or had moved in at ports. and when general hunter did was to issue emancipation decree. and seek the recruitment of african american soldiers fight. and he organized what he labeled the first south carolina colored infantry. well, as soon as heard about this president, lincoln was not happy and word came to rescind that order that. lincoln was in no way ready to take that kind step because of all the political implication that would come with starting to organize and arm african-american men. so despite hunter's here that wer

said, blocking aid as well. the reason being is that this is the way to apply pressure on how mouse and we've seen this coming monday and for some days now these really media has been reporting on is really minister saying that if they're the humanitarian assistance must be used to apply pressure that going to phase 2 is not feasible that an extension of phase one should be pushed basically, and forced onto how much so now we're here, we're this weapon ization of humanitarian assistance. and let's remind our viewers, molly and this weapon ization of humanitarian assistance, is exactly why the international criminal court issued arrest warrants for these really prime minister and his foreign minister of defense. because it is a war crime at 2 to withhold food, water, and other vital a aid. this is also why we're one of the reasons why the international court of justice found the genocide was plausible in gaza. and this is why also the families of israeli captives are expressing concern. they are condemning what,

well, that's a reality check, right? that for the british 5 minutes so that we try to lock it off instead of hot. i think that traditional historical friendship. trump takes one step above i saying the u. k. can take care of itself. so calling georgia street, it has to support all the people as the presidential front runner baffles of law enforcement, trying to take him down on powers and romania counseling elections calling to disclose messages at raleigh price. the shortage of weekly highlights with his hours edition of our traditional sunday program here on how to international let's get it started states side because the world is basically still really in from the shock exchange inside the oval office on following someone's case political debacle in the white house for us national security advisor shed washington's train of thought that led to savanski and his entire delegation being declared persona non grata. i'm being told the lease. and how do you come in salt? someone, when you're practically begging them for mo

why would you expedia that as well? i think this has been clumps approach, you know, he wants to, you know, he, he essentially supports the overall mission that netanyahu is laid out. he made clear that he wanted this war to come to an end, and getting that, that cease fire was, was, was, was part of that as he saw it. now, if he has been convinced trump, i mean has been convinced that netanyahu, excuse me, that have mass is the problem here. and we should be clear that obviously netanyahu has many, many more ways of talking to trump and convincing him of things that are not. in fact true that him asked us. we saw this repeatedly during trumps 1st term, whether was the iran nuclear agreement, whether it was relationships with the palestinian authority, which netanyahu was very, very easily able to, to manipulate trump and to taking steps that were favorable to, to, to him. and in my view, frankly, on favorable to, to, to the united states and we could be seeing that here again, that's me all you're saying that's how mos

so welcome to the debaters as well. i should just mention to on your tables is our latest report and you can learn more about all these efforts right in their without further ado at lunch today we'll hear we've heard a lot of of theory and principle and what coolidge thought about it and now we'll hear how coolidge actually applied the principles in his in the way that he led and to do that we have no better speaker than coolidge's and the inspiration of our work here at the coolidge foundation. she no introduction, but i'll do it anyway, as she said to keep it brief. but a former member of the wall street journal editorial board, author of numerous bestselling books on economic history, many have gotten know amity shlaes through her work on the forgotten man, a new history of the great depression. she then worked backwards to, write coolidge, which i think it's fair to say is my favorite of those among all of them, to hear about coolidge and the application of the principles of the declaration, please welcome our chair

well, how much did i do? well, it looks to be that in the world to me, they'd be hanging out the details of that deal for weeks and findings. we got to a point where washington was tramp sent because they were going to recruit some of that war investment. she, it was also not triumphant, but okay. it was willing to sign on because they managed to tweak some of those a crippling thomas, which should be initially of that everyone seemed on board and excited. in fact, the us secretary of state uh said that it was the pre delegation, which insisted that they fly stateside from big signing ceremony. and then of course, what happened happened. what's interesting is a comment from a americas treasury secretary, who, according to trump, was very rudely treated on a watching trip 6. yes. and his suggestion is that, you know, well, we need to be a bit hassle with sense. he's a bit of a shaded cost, and then he got to munich and he ran into vice president brands and secretary rubio. you're very different. the vice presi

, as well immigrants. but i think it was somewhere around 30 something. but not 100% certain on that part for mary. do we know if vereen and davis supported the causes of the confederacy? a person with ideas and and i will mention that there's, there's an excellent biography on that. joan cashen wrote that does of entertain this question was she secretly a unionist. and i. i don't agree with that thesis but varela certainly was loyal to friends in the north. but if you read the two volume memoir her she wrote after her husband's death which i should have mentioned and the talk and i felt it she writes a two volume memoir after davis dies while she's living in new york city and. that memoir is staunchly lost cause it the the confederacy at every turn now certainly varina and actually davis both of neither one of them were strong supporters of secession. jefferson davis initially i mean davis supported right to secede, but he was very worried about the timing it. he did not feel like the south was prepared t

so, well, i mean, uh, the news outlets. of course, there's still a following this agenda, but actually if you look at the home of europe, i mean if you look at the people, i mean, we had a big loss for us and the people of europe had the big luck yesterday. and, well, what is going on is what i dislike is very bad, hollywood show, and i mean, he is now in there. and also i think a lot of the book from germany said that she would give him some money. i'm the one from a and made so uh, mazda 2, he's trying to save the whole thing because he knows, you know, do you as his out in the america still in europe is still in. he's trying to say, is it the you saying now, okay, as a landscape has to make it off with, with trump and fans woods. okay, this is not going to work, of course. so, well, you're disposing pumping a lot of money, but it's actually, it's rushing money. you know, it's the russian assets. it's been frozen and they say we were going to give it back or your brain is going to get it back and so low. but i doubt that

but is this time adult to say about to, well, what research well as a kind over a line. and she said, no, it's just a matter of me understanding for whichever. and that's the appropriate time for us to start that other one. think of the. busy level but so what we have. oh okay. we'll have to leave it there. thank you so much for your time. that is on treat back on of jim and all of the board of the association of russian diplomats. thank you. we're ukrainians. hopeful something tangible will come out of the defense summers in london. they've been fighting russia for 3 years with as provided largely by the united states and europe. that the disastrous public sped between their leader and us president donald trump is costs down of of what happens next. tell strength of the reports from cave sunday will ship with the safety below demand cathedral and the ukrainian capital built in the mid 19th century. the fresh goes created by all designs from venice, is the church was closed the decades on the soviet rule of the 3 years since rush is full scale invasion. people are strugg

well, i mean, it looks like, based on that previous footage, we just saw that. so lensky is really been able to put the moves on star or so much so that the u. k is prime minister is talking about leading the so called coalition of the, willing to continue to provide the key of regime with military aid. and this is going to involve some seriously provocative actions, according to the comments we've heard from storm or like sending british troops and military equipment to ukraine after some sort of peace deal was reached with russia . and a number of european western leaders in general have jumped on this bandwagon with both canada and france already talking about sending their own troops there as well . every step of the way canada has looked at the ways it can best help. and as i've said a few days ago, everything's on the table. we know that the canadian mil. busy terry has ways that it can contribute. we're not going to get ahead of the discussions on how to keep a piece that isn't yet in place, but canada will be there and is open to doing what is necessary

pierre. >> well, i call him maple sirup maga. >> or. many. okay. well. okay.well, first. >> that doesn't help with my pronunciation. >> sorry. >> and also, like. you know what? this is sad to me that everybody becomes more like america in our worst kind of ways. i remember seeing an ad not that long ago when i was playing up in canada. it was the it was campaign season. it was almost comically polite. whoever trudeau was running against, i mean, it was ridiculous. they certainly weren't calling each other names. but i hear this guy, pierre. >> poilievre. >> poilievre. i had it with the poutine. it's terrific. uh, delicious. >> talking about bilingualism. okay, that's actually our thing. i know, bilingual, right? >> yeah, but. but who is this guy? i never heard of him. i mean, i should maybe, but i try to follow a little bit of canada. who is he? and he sounds very trumpy. i mean, this is this is sad to me that people in canada are losing their polite. >> well, i think it's sad for us too. and he is pretty trumpy, and i think he built a campaign on trying to im

so she said, well, show it to me. and, you know, but i had really what i showed was very much not not so much me and anything i experienced it did weave in my search for marty and my search for hunting down the information and part of the i decided to tell it that way was, first of all, i just thought it made a good story. but also i felt i had to show my work because i wanted to be really clear, like how knew all of this that you know and i wanted to be clear about what i didn't know or what. like probably we can never and so i thought, you know, kind of showing well, i looked here and i talked to this person, you know, made it really clear, like that, you know, person might not have the whole story like this, this might just be part of the story and, you know, there might be more to it. but i wanted it to just be very. you know what? so that the reader could see it was put together. the drama i mean, it becomes like it's the subtitle secret history of a rape kit a true crime story like you are investigator. it's sor

and it does not go down well with the lensky. so the modulator takes it out of the white house along with keeps dreams of striking and deal with washington. how do you come and sold some one when you're practically begging them for money and assistance? when you are wholly dependent on the largest of the american people and then walk into their white house and their own offers. and try to be argumentative and insulting. in fact, checking whenever necessary, we absolutely are not. so could you take on russia by yourselves? 12th it's a reality check for the british prime minister who just lost it all. instead 5, i think that historical ties and friendship with trump takes it one step of the saying the u. k. can take care of itself the amended in yahoo is apparently off the hook if indeed he presents bottle in germany, some sort of betron. so the predict mother says he will disregard the i. c. c arrest warrant issued for the as riley leader. 5 on friday morning. as the people the agree to receive funds or to protect, to pride and th

well the elizabeth, these really commissioner and the m. d. a services the emergency medical services have confirmed, as you said, the death of a 70 year old, a 3 out of the 4 people who are being treated for injuries and the drum hospital in the high for area are described to be in critical condition. they include the 15 year old boy, the identity of the attacker has not been announced. in fact, the police commissioner said that it is not known to security officials as of yet. and so the investigation continues. another investigation is also being launched into the possibility that the 70 year old declared dead was shot by mistake by those on the ground, the security officers who arrived at the scene on the ground. but right now that incident is over. and the attacker, according to a security officials, has been killed no to day with what we know so fond. joining us live from amman, the the u. k. prime minister keeps tom. it says a so called coalition of the willing will present a peace plan for ukraine to the united states. often talks betwe

well come from my house to meet us. the website you have hobbs and even more promises on offer the the the . 6 the that the british prime minister was the 1st to give comments. and while some talk of a piece on time for peace, they're still talking up. busy or that 1000 a new over a 1000000000 pound aid package for key of specifically to buy more weaponry, doubling down on the support for a lot of means the landscape yesterday evening. but you pay signed a 2200000000 pound load to provide lo, military, a to ukraine, bought, not by the purchased tax pay a, but by the profits from frozen russian assets. today i'm announcing a new deal, which allows you trying to use 1600000000 pounds of u. k. export finance. to buy mold of $5000.00 at defense missiles. we have read some important steps today. first, we will keep the military slowing and keep increasing the economic pressure on russia to strengthen ukraine. now. all right, donna, me, dollars are to use enough to have allowed the not right here and just you do not as good t

news, updating very well. welcome to you. our top story, this, our a coalition, all of the willing gets in on had off since the us led invasion of iraq of a 2 decades ago. right now which the u. k. armstrong, leading the charge is based propose a bombshell plan to deploy your pin troops to ukraine. is an idea that was rolled down by russia. well, that as last on there's no appetite for it in the us either. while even the british leader admits it would be possible without washington's support, those willing will intensified planning now with real urgency. but you pays per pet to practice with boots on the ground planes in yeah. together with all this, europe must do the heavy listing. but to support pace in appleton and to succeed. this efforts must have strong us back take. i would ask everybody this is there are no negotiations. what is the alternative and other 4 years of war and other 3 years of war in which the united states and europe continues to pour billions of dollars into award and ukraine? is that t

the latest on that as well. plus, governor gavin newsome declaring a state of emergency. >> to try and fast-tracked wildfire prevention. and today is going to be a cool, breezy one at times, but lots of sunshine. >> your forecast is ahead. and if you're heading the door right now, you notice we're still seeing congestion out still seeing congestion out there. i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds] >> welcome back. 9.30. outside plenty of sunshine so far today. here you go over the east bay hills. nice and clear out there. >> you last night you may have heard the wind is you're trying t

well, it's a reality check for the pretty.

well, back here at home. a berkeley business owner says that she has been targeted repeatedly by vandals and its latest incident. she claims that someone tagged her business with anti-islamic graffiti on coinciding with the first night of holy month of ramadan. today, in the bay's alyssa goard has her story and the community's response. we serve people from all ranges of age, socioeconomic and ethnicity, religious background, usaid says her downtown berkeley physical therapy clinic welcomes everyone. but saturday, islamophobic vandalism on her front window made her heart sink. first of all, i felt degraded. usaid is iranian and muslim. she found out about the vandalism saturday, the first full day of the holy month of ramadan. it had been there all day and some people had scratched off part of the fu, but it was very obvious and evident what the word was. she filed a police report. we've reached out to berkeley police but t have not heard back. mosts especially worried because she says this clinic has been va

well. host: on the second point the corporate tax rates being underdone under the lower -- under the first trump administration tax bill and that increasing revenues. guest: here i am not on board with that. you know, i like tax cuts like anybody else. i have no problem. but i do think -- if we are giving tax cuts to businesses or individuals certainly in the context of the large budget deficit and debt we need to pay for them. i do not think the corporate tax cuts put into place under president trump were paid for. you know the caller called out the congressional budget office, the cbo. the partisan group that does the budgeting for the government. and if you go take a look at their work, it is not consistent with the idea that the tax cuts were paid for, just the opposite. you know, i am all for lower tax rates and i think they are key. but we need to figure out for weight -- ways to pay for them if we are providing that. host: jesse in milwaukee, making under 100,000. your turn. caller:

it as well. we see how things spat out of the coming days and weeks. thank you so much, ortiz, uh, just an update. you have a look to buy the nice thank you for bringing us up to speed here. thank you. all right, live now to the co director of the international action center set off loan does. so i'm glad to have you join me right now. so here's tom i as well as several of the lead as pledged to put the troops on the ground to sustain peace in ukraine. and that's despite moscow calling. it's unacceptable and the washington refusing to provide any guarantees to those forces. what is your, what is the, from your perspective, what is the goal of the european leaders here? well, the european leaders are totally frustrated because the whole cost of the war has just been dumped on them. and at the same time, they all know that the war has failed. totally. and that's to test britain with $70000.00 troops. ukraine has lost a 1000000. you know, they obviously can't turn this around and if the, these 3 yea

um, you said russell states books no internet as well. of course, the only a handful of countries that can truly enjoy sovereignty. and even that sold entry is only partial. many of the countries that you have mentioned, or let's say many, many with the 93 that you mention depend on uh, one way. and one way or another on your dns, uh, some would still depend uh many it would still depend on the united states, including the europeans. but the united states, at this point has uh, not tried to uh, to make sure that all its vassal states would vote with, with the u. s. united states. uh, did not. uh, the uh, the on the europeans did not give an order to its vassals, to use your language, to make sure that they aligned themselves with the matter with the new american position. the united states has just changed its own position and is arguing, uh where, where, where do your p is about the, the wisdom of that position. so it's not, as it's not as simple as it does, it does it sometimes as, as, as something new. sometimes it looks also let me, l

well, that's not a suit. the trident of ukraine, of course, symbolizes the country's strength, independence and unity. it's what he wears as a uniform in the face of the war. and trump took notice of zelenskyy's attire. >> oh. >> you're all dressed up. >> oh, my gosh, i. how are you? pretty shot. >> he's all dressed up today. >> trump said to have taken issue with what trump wore that so dressed up today obviously made said to make a point because he's really never seemed to have an issue though with how people dress. i mean, you know, this one appears in the oval office wearing a t-shirt and a hat in the white house anywhere. and back to those thank yous that i had referenced, that i would mention that trump and vance are claiming he does not say thank you and that you need to say thank you. why haven't you said thank you in this meeting? as jd vance said? well, that actually really stood out to us because anyone who has ever listened to zelenskyy in an interview, in a speech, in a tweet, even today, after t

well well, to date, a lot of this training has happened on books without the permission of authors. and we are trying to reset that dynamic where authors can actually have control over if and how their books are being used by ai systems. so it's a way for authors to to to take more control and have more direct influence over how their books show up in the world of ai. so if i'm an author and i have a book, how do i use your platform? yeah, we've made a very elegant product where you can sign up and license your books in just a matter of minutes. so you, you. you got it created by humans, a.i. you click the button, get started. you sign up, you verify your identity, you claim your books, you set your licensing options, and then you sign the license agreement and you're done, and you're licensing your books. so it just takes a few minutes. it's really easy and any author can come and can sign up and and take control their books that way. and then what happens if an ai company wants to use my book for training? it's a ai model. we will then make that deal available to you and then as a

but uh so yeah, well i'm in a mood dispatch. maybe i hope that will corrupt itself professor rather to leave and thank you. that's it for the show you. some it's on ukraine is scheduled for thursday. we'll be back with a brand new episode on saturday until then keep in touch while we're on social media. if it's not sense, you know, country and what channel going on, you're going to be on the com to let you know that there's a going on the guns is either the the the coalition of the war and gas b, u. k. on strong pick phase tall said to plans to put boots on the ground in ukraine or the missing. they can't do it without with us, which isn't exactly washing to get on board. 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 have said, well, let's give them another you are fighting a year from now a year later after another year of death, another year of destruction. the us president national security advisor apparently suggests it's time for the wednesday to synthes

okay, well, have to have that here. all right, so the good, let's kind of digging in as much as it's can. i just can button uh, just the most i did. i'm very frustrated. yeah. do you think you had a bad night is on the yellow. how your cushion the 5 years out through the virus was discovered, a quarter of the world's population remains on vaccinated for cove at 19. this is recognized. if i can do it right. o g 0 investigates if a global pens and make treaty can end vaccine in equity. the flossing, the curves now to 0 or the sun rises really up to the, the history was written. the nature became a theory is here, the be students and it totally the timeless journey comb with no electricity. in fact, my id shows us how she makes a living. she's displaced for a cup to has been missing since the war began. she's been shoved, cutting with has 7 children in a school room. she says her date of income is 5000. and so then he's pounds. that's just to us dollars. so then he said, custom says more than 70 percent of the people just

news updating very well. continue. our top story this out. a coalition of the willing is a ton on the hood of since the us led invasion of iraq of a 2 decades ago. right now is the new k, i'm fraud and sliding the charges. they proposed a bombshell plan to deployed european troops to ukraine. is an idea that was ruled out by russia, well as voss and there's no appetite for us in the us either. or even the british lead or it makes, it wouldn't be possible without washington support. those willing well intensified planning now with real urgency. but 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 take. i would ask everybody this is, there are no negotiations. what is the alternative and other 4 years of war and other 3 years of war in which the united states and europe continues to for billions of dollars in to award. and ukraine is that the alternative i'

how moss is accusing as well as black mile, and a violation of the ceasefire agreement earlier as well announced it would adopt the us specs proposal for the extension of the deal that him off has rejected trucks carrying essentials to minutes here and i have been lining up in egypt throughout the board of crossing drive is hoping to deal with the food supply side that being blogs and the condemning to move them to something good because of what they didn't allow us to. and then gave us more reasons, gives me a convincing reason. but best food is most allowed and why is it bad from entry? this is a what i used to go to bosnia. we were allowed in delivered food into somalia. no one stops me here. early a fence separates me from casa, and the band from entering the students are struggling, and we need this done by them, and everyone should support them. now we are loading food supplies and they don't want to allow us and as for the decision to nothing, lo 8, this is wrong and it does not satisfied god's katara. capitalism joins us now from a rasa in the south. and the guys are in the ter

those willing well intensified planning. now, with real urgency you pays per pet to practice with boots on the ground planes in 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. i would ask everybody this is, there are no negotiations. what is the alternative and other 4 years of war? another 3 years of war in which the united states and europe continues to for billions of dollars into 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 have said, well, let's give them another you are fighting a year from now a year later, after another year of death, another year of destruction then may be put in. we'll be ready to negotiate at that point. that doesn't sound like a good plan to me, and it certainly is not a plan the presidents on board with and as the training and lead, it was quoted by his allies in europe. a loan mosq

and looks like it's a snow maker as well.ive weather on the way looks like we'll be out of there thursday. how much rain? not a lot of looks like this is more beneficial rain for the bay area so far as of today because this could change depending where, you know, this aims that it looks like this is going to be more for the central coast and central valley with just a 10th of an inch of rain in sacramento and san francisco and about a quarter or more, even up to an inch of rain elsewhere. so we'll see what verifies the bottom line is. you may need your umbrella or the rain jacket on wednesday and maybe tuesday overnight lows were in the 40's. now we're cooling down. we're we've been in the upper 40's and low 50's for the mornings. now we're cooling down. this is some cold air heading our way and our daytime highs definitely cooler in the upper 50's and low 60's. if you may recall, we were in the 70's last week. so it's definitely a cooling down here with this unsettled weather. winds are easing, but it looks like will see ano

but uh so yeah, well i am in a move dispatch. maybe i hope that will correct itself professor rather to leave and thank you. that's it for the show you. some it's on ukraine is scheduled for thursday. we'll be back with a brand new episode on saturday until then keep in touch while we're on social media results, huntsville country, and what channel going under going to be on the com to let you know that there's a going undergrads is that the russian states never as tight as i'm sort of the most sense community best, most all sense and up the in the 6595 and speaking. what else holes question about this? even though we will bend in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state on the rush has to day and split the ortiz full. even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube, the payment services for the question, did you even closer to the people please? then please feel free to protect yourself. good. so like, no, those are right and the orders showing that we're in good shape. as i mentioned that enough for the 3

well, we'll hope so. and i hope that somehow will end this conflict in ukraine because even on this program, we don't see the road map just yet. here as all the time we have gentlemen, i want to thank my guests in cornwall room and, and like jackson. and of course i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at ortiz. see you next time. remember, press stop, rules the the right now a one time is neglected. there's a need not to abandon the other stuff because my fear is that it was due to the bottom. dollar amount is one point o when i was son, was neglected, and $911.00 happened the, the, the, the, the one who needs present the if you look at the annual, i guess we'll put down some, some friends ready for the does that bottle? is it on sunrise that is a sign, you know, the rest of your activity on the stove, we show it to the solution. she is doing much to it, the prostate mitchell. i'm seeing you in the choke state. yeah, we do a couple of metro affiliate sure. cool, i see easiest for the additional

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 producer controls 70 percent of the production. and the prices fall into the floor. there's a very good chance by them constricting production that you get the price back up. and i think it's that straightforward. most of people don't have access to the basics in life. it's a restoral size, so it's easy for them to be less easy for them to be frightened, easy for them to be course and minerals. it's one of the few things they have that they get easily. so i guess dollars for their gym or they've destroyed most of their timber, they don't have any manufacturing, they don't have much of a tourism industry. so minerals hardly are the one thing that the average person can get ahold of. i don't think the minerals are the cause of the problem is led to the fighting cau

and this now have to say about why israel is blocking a once again to gaza as well . there hasn't really been a comment from these really is as to why they're blocking this age, but it can be talked about. it is really media. it's what actually is being discuss largely this morning and this afternoon that it's a way of putting pressure on from us to try and get to where these really is want the meaning that there is going to be another pause in the fighting for 50 days. but in the meantime, israel says they are gearing up militarily for a possible resumption in the fighting. but also that they want him us to meet them where they're at. they don't want to meet in the middle, meaning that they don't want to discuss space to they'd certainly don't want to discuss space 3. this is a ceasefire deal that came in 3 phases. it was signed with the understanding that after phase one, there would be negotiations for a 2nd and 3rd phase, but that's not what israel wants anymore. they want to bring about the release of as many captives as possible without committing to an end of t

oh, well let me know and i'm local. we try to stay here while being struck by every kind of weapon imaginable. they were experimenting on us with weapons that we had no idea of what they were using. they even use chemical weapons surface to surface missiles. everything was way too much for the stroke 2 weeks ago. she's not paralyzed on one side. one miss uniform suspension and this document when we 1st moved here, my son fell through the building twice. we would not leave here if we could afford it. no one wants to risk their children's lives, but we have no other option. everyone tells me that i need to go to a physical therapist, but no one helps with anything. a few 100 meters away from it, but i'm just home. another family has also recently turned in this humble kitchen. what's the name of the is that if the media for when the somebody breaks the fast or something a month has just returned from work, i used to think is what i'm petite at off to be instruct, bathroom left on his feet by to regina. i like on with the

yesterday was all about the, well, some rain, but it was about the wind as well. gusts 48mph.port in san jose at 33. it will still be a breezy, blustery day as everything comes down out of the northwest. rain is over for now, but it will be a cool day, mainly 30s and 40s. martinez is down to 39 now. some low clouds south but mainly clear. that system will be here tomorrow for some light rain. but for today it's a blue monday. good visibility, good air quality, just not very warm. it will be kind of cool today and breezy. blustery with temperatures upper 50s to low 60s. all right, let's head over to beautiful sausalito and say good morning to james torres. he's going to tell us what about the surf? >> yeah. it's something you need to keep an eye on, steve. as of this morning and we had a really rough weekend with it this past weekend as well. good morning to you. well, the national weather service says some of these waves can break as high as about 20ft. and that's enough that you need to keep that on your radar. we saw examples of just how dangerous the ocean and the water can

he is an author as well. as i call him this for the british and heard and the american compact magazines and in lake jackson, we crossed to daniel mcadams. he is the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity. hi gentlemen, cross lock rules and effect. that means you can jump anytime you want, and i always appreciated, daniel, because you got up early as for the program, we very much value your presence here at this early hour. and speaking of ours, you know, i, i have a different time zone than you guys. so every time i wake up in the morning, it looks like there's a different, a piece plan. there's no peace plan. there's many rules. there is bilateral relations. nothing much about ukraine yet, daniel as well. i think it's a big problem. the deputy for minister russia has been saying this week re up cost that we haven't seen a piece plan. we don't know what the piece plan is. um, i mean on the one hand, but rather sanguine about the seemingly positive turner relations between the u

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well that's just he doesn't want to piece. so they, they, they are, they will be able to, a lot of support for that. interesting, either political or right, but to senior white, as officials who have told, told them that trump many attempts when he said so lensky can come back when he's ready for peace. trump still ones the deal. he wanted about signing sermon and he wanted to be seen to be doing the deal, but the do is under his conditions for your credit was into your opinions as, as we were just so you really don't have much leverage. and all this other deal is mineral rights and that is very vague deal on all of that, but no us security guarantees the deal is the security guard guarantee and is what i'm thinking, come back when he agrees to that. and this will, it goes back to donald trump, basically promising to end the war on day one of his presidency. can you just talk us through the evolution of his rhetoric on you crying over the last few years as he's very consistent. his method has always been, i have to say it's ve