american against american and uses race because the democrat peter always -- party always uses race, a movement that trashing notion of martin luther king and others called before him, a color blind society, they argue that it means a society based on white domination. because as we're told, it is a white dominant society that created constitution up to today, but you will learn the facts, it was not a white dominant society that creates these, that many black people actually voted if support of candidates, and voted in support of the constitution of the united states you will learn all of these things. that i uncovered from not conspiracy theorists or kooks, from scholars and historians and in think at the time, article of which you can see -- all of which you can see in end notes in 60-something pages of end notes in the back of the book, resources you can find. this is why i write my own books, there is a chapter on language and thought control, we're in the middle of it, wokism is a passive term, it is about language control, thought control, you either do but what the democrat party say throughs bureaucracy and biden's executive orders through their buddies and corporatist world or you suffer. you you given a scarlet letter or lose or job or you are 450u7 humiliated or called a racist, this is how tote ttotalitarian regime takes over a culture. this is in the book. and the disvehic destruction of the nuclear family, the war on the constitution, that is another chapter in the book, and stalin would be proud, the last chapter about what they have done to law enforcement are our legal system, our constitutional system and how we the citizenry pay the price for this in our safety, and in whether or not we'll retain a republic. in my view, as author. but i believe this, my most important book, it is a very thorough book. we need to begin to make the case to our fellow citizens that the democrat party hates america. it hates america. our culture, our governing system, border and sovereignty, our economic system, it hates the country, i'll be right ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. mark: welcome back america, we have our friend, stephen miller with. outstanding legal organization. stephen miller, impeachment of president of united states, constitution says treason, bribery, high environment crimes and misdemeanors, i fear that republicans are taking a narrow view of this. the does not mean that bribery has not occurred. a very narrow view. we had 4 impeachments of the past. we know from madison's notes from the debates not just in constitutional convention but tate conventions, they intended that phrase to mean something more. that is a president committing political actions against the body politic that are unacceptable in terms of what a president should be doing, your take? >> you are right. and i think it is a terrible shame that so many in the house have taken such a narrow view. imposed restraints on themselves to what impeachment means, if you as president of united states, betray your nation and you are complicit in grievance acts against that country, that in and of itself is basis for impeachment. what joe biden has done with the dissolution of our southern border, the eradication of our national sovereignty and suspension of hundreds of pages of duly enacted immigration law, satisfies every condition of an impeachment, you cannot have a president who is hat war with -- who is at war with his own country, sabotaging daily the safety, security of his nation, human trafficking ask a felony, a high criminal. if you human traffic a single individual, you could go to jail for many years. how many people has joe biden trafficked? millions, how many children has he smuggled in millions. and how many people have died as result of drugs he let in with his willful and deliberate policy choices, hundreds of thousands, high crime, high crime. let's send it to senate on top of bribery and on top of influence peddling and tax crimes, his tote ral total detail of american mark: beautifully said, stephen miller, you have a biden regime trying to put donald trump in prison for his life on almost 100 charges. in every imaginable way, then you have senate republicans who say, where is the evidence for even an primimpeachment inquiry, you are distracting us, we have to sieve our political butts, you people in house with your prim impeachment inquiry you will ruin it. >> it is always the same story with senate republicans. this body, and our republican is being destroyed now. they are trying to put donald trump in prison for political descent, free speech violations, thought crimes for using legal process to challenge an election. they are not just as you mentioned not for two years or 5, but a thousand years. they have more indictments against him than anyone would think to do in north korea, or russia or any banana republic in this world this is feue pure fascism. we're saying let's keep it calm and wait for the election, i don't remember when donald trump

against the americans?- confident of doing the business against the americans? cans? from people that have watched him play - against the americans? from people that have watched him play in i against the americans? from people that have watched him play in the i that have watched him play in the states, he turned pro injune. people who saw him play over there, a few of us were saying it was a no—brainer but people haven't seen him play over here, and then he comes and finishes fourth and then wind in switzerland. i think people here that were maybe a little bit sceptical of it all realised what the hype was all about, and he's an unbelievable player. probably one of my favourite swings in the world. its great... it was always going to be a transitional time for team europe, a lot of rookies on the team, a lot of younger people with a few of the older guys making some decisions that didn't allow them to be a part of it any more, i guess. was always going to be transitional. some of those guys... i think it's great to have them on the team because it injects a fre

against the mother of terrorists in the world, wherever there is terror and terrorism, the american government and authorities have a flag to establish their support, guidance and control against the nation the host of americanonialism and arrogance was visible to everyone. today, the face of the great satan has been revealed , and that is the creation and spread of terrorism in the world. your excellency , we have been targeted by terrorist acts and have suffered the wounds of terrorism, violence, fear and terror. make even to it may be a second, but the american government and the american readers of this fight wish that every day someone like me in the world would see the heat of his liver and they would be relieved of the horror of the shandiz phenomenon foundation. as a mother, when i see children in violent scenes, for weeks of peaceful sleep are taken away from me. when mohammad taha drew his bow , i forgot the wounds and arrows sitting on my body and i did not see peace for years. it was implemented so that both groups under america's support at the same time as their taking responsibility for this terrorist act from their media, being proud of these crimes and shouting that we committed this crime,

american history. donald trump is not only a pathological liar, has not only helped waged an insurrection, if you like, to prevent president biden from taking office, not only is denying american democracy, moving against americanemocracy, so i think at this moment, bob, we have got to bring the progressive community together to say you know what, we're going to fight for a progressive agenda, but we cannot have four more years of donald trump in the white house. >> do you worry about the progressive vote staying home? >> i think if the democrats come up with a strong agenda that speaks to the needs of senior citizens in this country, and that means raising social security benefits, expanding medicare, if we speak to the needs of young people, having a lot to do with student debt, if we demand that wealthiest people in this country start paying their fair share of taxes, if we come up with a progressive agenda, i think we're going to win and win big. when we win big we have to make it clear we stand with the working class of this country against the kind of corporate greed that we see. >> senator, you are also the chairman of the senate health and labor committee. progressive voters are looking to you for actio

american government to use anything to support terrorists. does today's heads more than three the terrorist group that i am fighting against iran exists in the united states , they take money from the american government, they take the media, they take weapons . terrorism for political purposes, just because the execution of justice has taken the lap of your mercenaries, but with every terrorist act , it puts heat in the heart of the human society, and it is a color for the other side of my conversation with the members of parliament, why we are only allowed to act against the american government and american officials. the reason for supporting terrorism is the plan let's fight. why is it not resolved in the case of other governments that support terrorism and legal issues? why is the swedish government, which gives citizenship to an allied terrorist and of course other terrorists, provides security, gives money , allows them to commit terrorist acts against the iranian nation , and does not allow them to answer with our complaint. why is the united nations destroying the safe house of terrorists in sweden? why is a small european country allowed to support any terrorist in this way, and terrorists are easily allowed to reside in sweden? it is not a problem to support terrorists and any group and person who engages in terrorist activities , but when you see that criminals are so easily supported by saed's government, its volume will multiply several times during this period . we want all azadrahs of the world against the government's support of terrorists, and the

wells equally sees the opportunity to travel to britain to speak out against the injustices faced by african-americans americans in the united states whilst toured great britain in 1893 and again in 1894 to build a transatlantic campaign against lynching in the united states a series of high-profile lynching cases had made headlines in the british. press just weeks before impean. mayo's invitation news had broken the shocking lynching of henry smith in paris, texas. as many as 10,000 americans had reportedly gathered to watch smith be tortured and then burned alive. horrified british readers began to question what exactly was going on in the united states and wells was ready to offer them answers. her activism inspired the new generate the remnants of the old abolitionist and freedmen's aid society networks to join a new generation of british social reformers to speak out against american lynching. transnational connections have always been a vital part of the development of american society the export of cotton and wheat to europe dictated the fortunes of farmers throughout the south and midwest while european

americans, the americans in the minority never fought, who are they against, in relation to nuclear weapons, since they they have no superiority, they will never take risks your army, your country. this is in their dna, the american them, they cannot do otherwise, unlike a russian, unlike a russian soldier or officer, therefore their readiness to start or get involved in a world war or a conflict with russia, depends only on how much they understand whether they have superiority or not. and they know that they don’t have it today, and there’s no need, i want to say the last thing, to laugh at the f-35, it’s a good plane, it’s the most modern. airplane, which has been standing for a long time, it has been mass-produced for a long time, no one else, and what happened to this plane, if the plane continued to fly, the pilot was attaputated, the pilots are to blame, of course, that is, this is the problem of the pilot, this is the problem of his training, his orientation, command, discipline, in this case he had no right to leave the plane without an order, he is capricious, he is modern, he is very complex, he has many problems, but our pilots use him perfectly, we use him more than any other army or other troops in

19—year—old american, and will venture on another american, american, and will venture on anotheramerican, madison american, and will venture on another american, madison keys who plays againstday fibre car care, it is the main's double semifinals, with joe car care, it is the main's double semifinals, withjoe salisbury, and after that, semifinals, withjoe salisbury, and afterthat, more semifinals, withjoe salisbury, and after that, more brits in the real czech men's doubles final. at reid and morgan hewitt looking to make another final at the grand slam. and morgan hewitt looking to make anotherfinal at the grand slam. one other tennis line to bring you, and a four—time grand slam champion, two of them at the us open, romeo psycho, has confirmed she is plain to make a comeback to tennis in january. —— naomi osaka. she said she has already already drafted a comeback next year. the american —based japanese player says she is going to use herself back into it, after not playing since the end of last year. —— is herself. let's go back to the rugby world cup. we will have england and wales teams later, but the ireland captainjohnny sexton will make his first competitive appearan

remembered how americans fought against the policy of racial discrimination and their own country, like millions americans went out to protest demonstrations at the height of the vietnam war as american of liberty that for so long was perhaps the main thing in the united states. america ended on this very spot on september 11, 2001, the last illusion, and the freest, most democratic country in the world collapsed along with the towers. this is not just a monument to people who died during terrible terrorist attacks, not having nothing to do with global politics, the monument became a symbol of the new america , or rather a symbol of the new american century, where the deaths of 3,000 fellow citizens and millions of people around the world. this is a completely acceptable price for global dominance and an increase in the market value of several hundred companies. there is a permanent museum at the september 11th monument. they talk about terrorist attacks there. entrance to the museum costs $24 for disabled people, pensioners, children, students, and veterans were given a discount when everyone stays at home, forgetting about business there will be a feeling of such familiar warmth th

american movie was part of the buffalo bill and is wild west. so that that so you know imprinted the american west and that the quickly legendary fights against indians and american consciousness and also in the european consciousness the things that happened east of the mississippi were maybe overtaken by the americans war and other developments. and and never received the the attention that they they deserved or a recognition of how centrally were to the creation of the united states. now this is such a story that when you read the book and, it's a fascinating book. andrew jackson doesn't even really show up. like for the first third of the book, he's he's more of a character for the last two thirds of the book. so much the beginning of the book centers on the creek indians themselves investigating their culture the way back to their first brush with hernando de. how did you get at the creek indians? what kind of sources and, and how were you able to capture their story? because their story does come through vividly. it's difficult to find that you were in native american history. the harder it is to obtain any sort of accounts mirror of the indians or of of of

the same time, — cheap russian oil and arms that the same time, there against the americans and that is against india's— americansus to— india's interests. you cannot expect us to line _ india's interests. you cannot expect us to line up — india's interests. you cannot expect us to line up with the west and generations of western politicians have overestimated the shared common grounds _ have overestimated the shared common grounds between the west and india. before _ grounds between the west and india. before we _ grounds between the west and india. before we go to the break, i really struggled talking there about ukraine and also at the top of the programme there is a very different conversation when you talk about the war and countries in the global south will point to the hypocrisy take my why we don't have a conversation about libya, or iraq or afghanistan and have a point, what does the west do about that? ianthem does the west do about that? when we talk about the — does the west do about that? when we talk about the international order, - talk about the international order, and the _ talk about the intern

against palestinians." meanwhile, james zogby, the president of the arab american institute, said in a statement, “by prioritizing a political perk to a foreign country over the equal rights and safety of american the biden administration has agreed to continued, blatant discrimination against arab americans, including palestinian americans, and others who advocate for palestinian human rights.” in ethiopia, local researchers say they have verified over 1300 hunger deaths in the war-torn northern tigray region since the november cease-fire was enacted. a major contributing factor is the suspension of food aid by the u.s. and the u.n. after they said food supplies were being seized by military units. the government has faced accusations of weaponizing humanitarian aid. canadian prime minister justin trudeau has formally apologized after he and the house of commons gave a standing ovation to a canadian ukrainian veteran who fought in a nazi ss unit during world war ii. the 98-year-old, yaroslav hunka, was honored during a visit by ukrainian president president volodymyr zelenskiy who also applauded him. he had been indicted by the speaker of the house of commons who has since resigned from his po

american lynching. commentators accepted many of her arguments about american lynching, even when they did not accept her. in june 1984, even the economist, a conservative periodical with white supremacist, took an editorial stance against american lynching, excepting that race hatred, not race, remained at the heart of american lynching. might exasperate the dominant race almost a frenzy, saw no reason for confusing the innocent with the guilty or for excepting the magnitude of the crime imputed as evidence of its committal. the editor made it clear that he did not ask good americans to interfere for the sake of the transferee, but for that of their own countrymen, who cannot be good republicans with lynching law in their midst. her argument influenced the british public, the fact that several journalists excepted consensual relationships between black men and white women and acknowledge the possibility that such relationships might lie at the heart of some rape accusations in the case of lynching. out of all of wells's assertions, this was the most controversial, and attacked. wells was acutely aware of the power and volatility of this issue. after all, it was her editorial on this very topic that prompted a furious memphis mo

who won through late last night, have we are watching today looks like novak djokovic against the americans, for americanis only 20, in one game in the third set twice, he served hundred 49 our serve, which is the us open record, and it looks like it might have been with the match but his opponent has won the third set. the other americans platelets are, and know that djokovic is expected to come through comfortably in his match but he was too loves down in his previous round and the forecast today and for the next four days, and i can feel it as i stand next is brutal heat, will not be fun for novak djokovic at the age of 36 or any player any long match.- any player any long match. briefly on the woman _ any player any long match. briefly on the woman store, _ any player any long match. briefly on the woman store, we - any player any long match. briefly on the woman store, we have - any player any long match. briefly on the woman store, we have a i on the woman store, we have a wozniacki to come and get your popcorn ready for a gushy arctic and others. ., ., ~ others. you would think the defendant _ oth

american lynching. british commentators accepted many of her arguments about american lynching, even when they did not accept her. in june, 1894, even "the economist," a conservative article with white mystic sympathies took an editorial stance against american lynching, accepting race hatred remained at the heart of american lynching. well the rape of white women by black men, the editor said, there was no reason to confuse the innocent with a guilty. the editor made it clear he did not ask americans to fear for the sake of the negro but for the fact of their own countrymen who cannot be good republicans with lynching in their midst. the fact that several journalists accepted the existence of consensual relationships between black men and white women. and can acknowledge the possibility that such relationships might lie at the heart of at least some rape accusations in cases of lynching. and all of wells assertions, this was the most controversial, for it attacked the victorian image of white women as the highest embodiment of chastity and moral purity. wells was acutely aware of the power and volatility of this issue. after all, it was her editorial on this very topic that property furious memphis mob to destroy her newspaper and forced he

august in an authoritative american medical publication, it was the best studies of the impact on children's immunity of the american, american-german vaccine fizer biotech againstnd so, based on the results of an analysis of three dozen pros carried out by a team of australian scientists, previously obtained data were confirmed that, in comparison with others phaser vaccines produce much less neutralizing antibodies against coronavirus. based on the results of the current study, scientists have established that the drug causes in children weakening of the immune system and provokes the development of hiv; there is a high risk of infection with other infectious diseases, in particular staphylococcus aureus, e. coli, tuberculosis, pneumonia and hepatitis b, as well as covid 19; cases of damage to brain tissue have been identified; a decrease in the child’s body to immunostimulants has been noted. according to the report. i want to emphasize again. this is not a russian publication. these are not russian scientists. so, according to the materials. western scientists have a depressing effect persisted throughout the six-month study period. again , western scientist

americans here said what this does is put us in jeopardy because iran does not recognize dual citizenship. the us government strictly advises against american citizens traveling to iran. but a lot of members of the american you running community have to travel to run for family reasons and various other reasons. and what they said is that this puts them all in danger. because now the stomach republic regime will, at any time, they want to get something out of the us administration. they think they can just hold us iranian citizens. but, but for the families of the people who will be a, you know, hopefully released today. and we're, we're waiting to get any kind of confirmation from the us, from, from the, by the administrator. and this will be a release they were held in even prison. this is a very notorious prison in the wrong. they've been told many times before that they would get released. and so at least for those families, i can imagine it's a huge relief and, and, and the fitting the, you know, the, the end of a very, very ruling process. i think so much for that of the w. special correspondent, a abraham reporting from washington dc. it will lead is all gathering in new york for sustainability an

american people safe. to protect american businesses. ensure american innovation technology leads the way. we also must continue standing with her friends in ukraine. now more than ever as the counteroffensive against putin's forces is in full swing. we must stand with our fellow americans in places like hawaii, florida, vermont and other reasons. by storms, fires, flooding. the topics continue. from advancing a farm bill to online privacy to reauthorizing faa holding bank executives accountable for irresponsible behavior. our committees have done excellent work to move all these issues along. but we are under no allusion that we can make progress on the senate floor unless we get bipartisan cooperation. none of this will be easy either. the bills will require a lot of work and compromise. butes if we can progress on thee items will greatly improve the lives of average americans. finding bipartisan compromise on issues like this is never easy. but that is what it will take to get things done. our efforts to do precisely that have led to significant accomplishments under this majority as we gavel back in we will keep going forward the twist trust in the america people placed in us. and finally, earl

american borders. eh, for the united states these were absolutely no existential questions and, most importantly, they did not strike or attempt to strike against north korea or north vietnam. on american territory no could strike at american terrorists, just as ukraine is trying to send sabotage groups. and uh american diplomats and journalists. they were in many countries that would be quite accessible. uh, north korea well, this was not done. and now ukraine from my point of view. but if you like, she didn’t cross some invisible red line. and i don’t know what the red lines are. everyone has their own, but ukraine clearly plays by some completely different rules than those that were known to us in previous conflicts. you, dmitry , have repeatedly written to the world times for many years about the expansion of nato and what this could lead to. you were not alone, i tried to do it too, there was such a loud voice like george canon, you know from the memoirs of bill behrens, the current director of the cia then, according to words in moscow that he sent washington telegrams when he was sent, where he warned about the danger of nato expansion and no one was heard specifically about the danger of escalation in the event of

guard to control the population for suppressing possible protests against us policies or pro-american governments, in fact, the americansy out their agenda in the dominican republic through the use of strategic consulting and institutional development attracted local dominicans to the side of their military contingent, who , in essence, were, as it were, policemen who served in the pro-american troops and it is interesting that the future dictator of the dominican republic is a trumpet. he was precisely a product of such american military formations and nations. the guard was just served by the future dictator trujillo, who six years later. he rose to the rank of general, by the way, started as a private and in 1930 became president of the dominican republic and ruled for 31 years . trachelia was one of the most cruel dictators of latin america al-hefa shef was renamed in honor of him even during his lifetime. uh, the city is the capital of the republic and certainly difficult since the summer, it essentially left in the history of the dominican republic. thirty years of his reign. trujillo's cult of personality bordere

is that a crazy question that i should be asking for other americans should be asking you remember, how many americans protested against the iraq or quite a bit and it never got any coverage, the millions, millions into it. it has no effect on the conflict because it was only a 32nd v o, a 32nd voiceover on the nightly news. when millions of people show up in new york city or in washington dc protesting a war. if nobody knows the street and falls in the forest more and you realize better than any one what a mano lives in support of u. s. foreign policy that the us mainstream media outlets are. so i don't see room for any type of radical change, whether it's from the populace, from the 4th, the state of the media, from within, you know, the bowels of, of the government, of the deep state itself. i mean, take a look at how syria ends. right, syria hasn't ended any type of diplomatic resolution. u. s. military still ill, legally occupies eastern syria. turkey occupies the north of it. the syrian government with rock show ok you, you know, has control of the rest of the country. but with the us sitting on the oil and wheat

extreme republicans are dead set against raising costs and lowering safety for american families. the american people need to know just how bad the house houserepublican extreme cr trul. it is slapdash. it is reckless, it is cruel. it is a slapdash reckless accrual cr for this is slapdash cr would decimate investments in lifesaving research hollowing out the national institutes of health but who in america wants to cut cancer research? some of the house republicans do. this reckless cr would lower public safety, cut back on drug and food inspection, weaken or wildfire prevention eliminate law enforcement officers. weakening our battle against a violent crime in the scorch of fentanyl, who wants to do that? some people in the house the maga republicans in the house. this cruel cr would got investments k-12 education. /resources for suicide support services up in tribal investments cut loans to small businesses enter rural communities were so much need them this is not rhetoric. here are the facts about how the cr cuts would have real impact. k-12 100 10,000 children will lose access to headstar

americans through the taiwan strait. caused an immediate reaction. beijing's ministry of defense called on americans once again not to play with fire, and the ministry of foreign affairs announced sanctions against the two largest americanamericans continue to supply weapons to taiwan, as they traditionally say, this is different. but russia, china and the dprk cannot interact with each other in any way, and tokyo has already joined consultations with washington and tokyo as its new foreign minister. japan stated that it will continue to coordinate the united states in military matters, and south korea confirmed the upcoming purchase of new f-35 fighters by the americans at 5 billion dollars and the possibility of conducting joint anti-missile maneuvers alexander balsky. gleb for couples nikolai petrov beijing news bureau. in the united states, more and more americans are questioning the sanity of joe biden and his ability to lead the country. the conclusion has become slips of the tongue and awkward situations in the center of which the president of the united states finds himself almost every day, as in a year he is going to convince americans that 80 years is not too old journalists asked about the candidate for re-e

americans should be asking. you remember, how many americans protested against the iraq war? quite a bit and it never got any coverage. the millions, billions pension it. it has no effect on the conflict because there was only a 32nd v o, a 32nd voiceover on the nightly news. when millions of people show up in new york city or in washington dc, protesting a war, if nobody knows the street and falls in the forest more and you realize better than any one what a mano lives in support of u. s. foreign policy that the us, mainstream media outlets are. so i don't see room for any type of radical change, whether it's from the populace, from the 4th a state of the media, from within, you know, the bowels of, of the government, of the deep state itself. i mean, take a look at how syria ends, right? syria hasn't ended in any type of diplomatic resolution. u. s. military still ill, legally occupies eastern syria. turkey occupies the north of it. the syrian government with raj or the ok you uh, you know, has control of the rest of the country. but with the us sitting on the oil and wheat fields, you know, there's no hope of recovery. there's no peace deal. there's no talking to the enemy because you've demonized them and caricature them to such an extent as part of your, your foreign policy, that it isn't possible then to will lower your self to conducting diplomacy with an enemy that you will have villain eyes to a cartoonish degree, can we agree? let's get back to a cluster. bombs can, can we agree that cluster bombs should be treated if not like nuclear weapons. damn near close to it? a military guy, right. i mean, you're older and 5 years later picking them up and dying and you know, the thousands and all there. i read a story recently that said that they are still finding on the, in, in, in levels the us dropped so many cluster munitions on the country. a plane load of them every 8 minutes for almost a decade. that at the current rate of removal the government, their estimates, they'll have completely clear their territory of us cluster munitions in 800 years . that's. that's incredible. as much as it is shameful and as citizens of his planet, we should be responsible for allowing anybody to do that kind of crap. i think, to be honest, i'm more worried about depleted uranium ammunition that has of genetic affects causing birth mutations in subsequent generations, as we've seen in iraq and serbia. it does the mens o ecological damage. it is a weapon of mass, ecological destruction as well. but the depleted uranium ammunition has been supplied to the cambridge mean by the united kingdom and the u. s. has been talking about it as well that has also entered into the conflict. and here's the, here's the problem are we, we, i remember when i was younger, and so were you that we saw these great meetings between people like gorbachev and the premieres of trying to signing all these deals with guys like reagan and, and, and, and they were actually working not so successfully but working toward agreements where they said let's shake hands and say, we won't ross, that line, we won't do this, we won't do that. we won't use this kind of weapon. seems like today we're going in the opposite direction and it doesn't seem to me. and that's not just to blame my country because i think russia and china and the us, all of the large countries on this planet have not have the, i guess the willingness to come together to do this. and they, shawn, i'm sure i think they're in, during the cold war there was at least reals of the game, right? yeah. that were more or less respected because both sides had a degree of respect and fear of each other. and, and certainly i think roger, enjoying a respect and fear, the united states, the united states through this uni polar moment of the ninety's. they lost that fear in respect of other countries. they came to believe in us primacy and germany everywhere in the world. and they don't think they should have to negotiate with countries that they see as their ideological opponents. and there are more inferiors. you say a moral inferiors drawer. that's a prime tenant of the us id. ology. the supremacist ideology of us exceptionalism us believes that it is systemically and morally superior to every other country on earth, therefore it can do no wrong mark so about it's a delight to be able to talk to you. i know you know, the study of this stuff on a daily basis, so thank you so much for your, for your insight. we appreciate it. thanks for having me. before we go, i want to remind you of our mission and it's simple. really. i want to try and disable the world. we've got to stop living in these little boxes where you know, once i doesn't understand what the other 1 may believe or see, just don't live in boxes. truth is everywhere. palmer chapter i'll be looking for you again. right here, where i hope to provide direct impact, by golly, the 1898 of the united states won the war again, spain and gain control of the philippines. the people of the philippines held that the americans would help over throw spanish rule and to grant independence to the country. but the united states was by no means willing to give freedom to the philippines and saw it as just another colony. 1999. the filipinos began armed resistance to the new occupied american troops were barely able to occupy the territory of the philippine republic. but that bay 3, it started desperate. the rail of war, washington was forced, as in new reinforcements and triple the number of its troops on the islands. the us army suffered heavy losses. the americans took it out on the population. general jacob smith in revenge for the gorilla attack on the garrison in the city of fall on ega porter to kill everyone over 10 years old. the monstrous gulf of terror, according to the most conservative estimates, lead to the death of about 200000 filipino. the americans manage this, the brass thank. i realized, only 14 years after the beginning of the war. but the united states was not able to stop the national liber

americans once again not to play with fire, and the ministry of foreign affairs announced sanctions against the two largest american military-industrial corporations for continuing to supply weapons to taiwan . the americans say this is different. but russia, china and the dprk interact with each other it’s impossible to communicate with a friend and its new foreign minister has already joined in consultations with washington and tokyo. kawa has already stated that japan will continue to coordinate the united states in military matters, and south korea has confirmed the upcoming purchase of new f-35 fighters by the americans for $5 billion and the possibility of conducting joint anti-missile maneuvers alexander balsky for the couple nikolai petrov beijing first. a conference of the nato military committee is taking place in oslo; the participants of the meeting are discussing strengthening the defense of the north atlantic alliance and to contain russia, the heads of the defense departments of the countries participating in the military-political bloc also came to norway. i note that the conference of the military committee is held once a year in one of the countries of the alliance . speaking to journali

by the way, i don't root against the american economy. i want american workers to be as successful as possible. so there has been a pickup in the economy, and that's a good thing, and the job market really is strong. if you're out there and now we have more job openings than we have people looking for jobs, so that's a good statistic. >> chose joe biden get credit for that? >> for 2 1/2 years. i would say that the problem for biden's and that there aren't enough jobs. there are right now. we need to get americans more skills so that they can fill those jobs. the problem is that when biden came in he spent about $6 trillion, and that was completely unnecessary, and i think was financially reckless. and as a result of that, what happened, people have to understand the story. he came in, spent $6 trillion on the green energy programs and welfare programs, et cetera, et cetera, that they allowed in the blue states. than what happened with all of that, with death and printing of money that caused the inflation rate to go from 1.5% to 9%. and as a result of th

american and south korean exercises . the nrc press company evening poll shows that 75% of americans are against the candidacy of joe biden in the 2024 presidential election, and 69% are against donald trump. trump is in the election. in a recent poll, 75% of voters belonging to the american democratic party and leaning towards them want the democratic party to nominate someone other than biden. typhoon sula forced 900,000 people to leave their homes in taiwan. as the storm entered this hundreds of flights were canceled in this area, cars were stopped and shops were also closed. storm saola did not understand, it injured at least 55 people and caused financial losses. flight in konkur was also canceled due to this storm, and this is not the case this year . due to the climatic changes of southeast asia, during the summer months, the region has been affected by severe storms. the 17th volume of the book series "the way of the stars" has been published , including the biographies and memoirs of the martyrs of the irgc ground forces, which are located in the northwest and southeast of the security region. the country was provided by yazd martyrs of the new generation omidpur, born in 1364, abbas ali jannesari, born in 1345, muhammad man, born in 1363, mohammad jaafar khane,

american middle class. i'm running against two president who are both running, both served a term in the white house, a four-year term, and they're telling the american public that they are running based upon the prosperity that they are brought to this country. but i'm sitting at people's kitchen tables, talking to bigig crowds, and many people, nobody is talking about prosperity. they are talking about the deterioration and disintegration of the middle class, the working poor in this country, the economic disintegration. in this you we had the highest jump in poverty in american history. and also the mental health deterioration, the physical health deterioration that nursing all around us. the inability of kids to purchase houses now, as these giant n corporations, black roc, state street and vanguard try to monopolize single family homes in this country and are looking at a colonial model now, a feudal model, rather than the classic american capitalism, and people arepe feeling at. people are living with a tremendous amount of anxiety as they live from p paycheck to paycheck. 57% of the people in this country cannot put their hands on $1000 if they have an emergency, and for those families they see the engine might come on in the car and it's like the apocalypse. they don't know how they're going to pay k the mechanic. they start thinking about not being able to get to work. about losing their job, losing a home that they are barely hanging on to. the income page, , the average income in this country is now $5000 less than the cost of basic needs of food, tr

i am interested in protecting the rights of american workers and american families in american consumers against these massive companies that threaten to become a total lock to themselves. you want to talk about dystopia? imagine a world in which a.i. is controlled by one or two or three corporations that are basically government under themselves and then the united states government a foreign entity. talk about a massive accretion of power from the people to the powerful. that is the true nightmare and for my money, and that is what this body has got to prevent. we want to see technology developed in a way that actually benefits the people, the workers, the kids, the families of the country. and i think the real question before congress is, will congress actually do anything? as senator blumenthal put his finger on precisely. look at what this congress did or did not do with regard to the very same company, in the same behemoth companies when it came to the social media. it's all the same players, let's be honest. we are talking about the same people. a.i. is like social media. it's google agai

americans across the taiwan strait. caused an immediate reaction. in beijing, the ministry of defense called on the americans once again not to play with fire, and the ministry of foreign affairs announced sanctions against the two largest americanrations for continuing to supply weapons to taiwan; the americans traditionally say this is different. but russia, china and the dprk cannot interact with each other, consultations with washington have already joined and tokyo where is the new minister of foreign affairs, japan has already announced that japan will continue to coordinate us military issues, and south korea also confirmed the upcoming american purchase of new f-35 fighters. for 5 billion dollars and the possibility of joint anti-missile maneuvers alexander balsky gleb in pairs nikolai petrov beijing eyebrow to lead the clang of iron from cryptos and the deafening support of the audience, the sixth championship of the battle of robots is in full swing. the qualifying stage brought together more than 50 robotics teams from all over the country in one arena to show off their iron works and compete for the main prize. 6 will expand this year. we are everyone who wants it. surely that different countries different regions yo

american business comm community. she heard a lot of complaints from american firms about opaque regulatory environmental, punitive actions against americanly ill-advised counterespionage law that has been so disquieting for american companies. so she really stood up for our economy last week, which is what she should do, and she did it really well. >> ambassador, how should folks of the united states and leaders of american businesses who did business in china think about this issue, which is if we're saying very explicitly we, the united states, are trying to derisk, are we okay with them derisking and diversifying their chain which may well afact american businesses as well like apple? >> it's a good question. we've been very clear that we're derisking for national security reasons, to deny them this qualitative military edge technology. we're not derisking for economic purposes, competition purposes. we think we've got good firm ground to stand on. we're not so sure the chinese often do. their derisking supply chains is to completely dominate marketets. that's what they said 25 years ago when they passed the policy. so we don't buy a

american military. protesters consisting of 107 lawyers of this country on behalf of the residents of okinawa expressed their protest against the insistence of the japanese government to continue the presence of american forces in okinawa . the anti-american demonstration was held after the japanese government and another base for troops, he said before the americans in okinawa agree to more than 70% of the military buildings of the us army and the military forces of this country in japan on this island , the sub-processes in the persian language foreign media for psychological operations have been discussed in media circles in recent weeks. the tactics of this western media to influence the minds of the audience is the main topic of discussion . the research shows that the persian-speaking foreign media published more than 17,000 lies in the first 25 days of the foot riots last year. these measures checked the 15-year-old kuwaiti girl who was speechless about a disaster. this video quickly goes on the airwaves of news networks, not only in the work of the london everton media company, with the help of media link, which has about seven devices. american television is broadcasting, some television channels are also following the work of pu

hirabayashi involved with the curfew that was targeted against only american citizens, not german-americansr italian americans, and that was the first of the cases to come to the court. and those two cases, in both of those cases, the supreme court upheld the fdr administration's blatantly discriminatory regime. this might be the end case that we are referring to, around the same time as korematsu, and hirabayashi was in 1943. the court said that we are only running on the curfew, we are not dealing with the internment and cursory -- incarceration. in the fall of 1944, they then consider two cases, korematsu and everybody has heard of korematsu, and i am glad you brought it up. very few people have heard of the endo decision. with the crime onset decision, which was basically cllenging -- kor decision, it was challenging the right to incarcerate in the first place, the supreme court in one of the worst decisions ever issued by the supreme court, justice hugo black said -- upheld the roosevelt administration's incarceration and internment and said it was justified by the work, saying that th