sure that my sister and i learned of the important glorious history of asian americans made of how liana and pacific islanders in americacause that of course is part of the history of america. to teach this history is to help all of us as americans understand where we come from. this is a story about heroes who shaped the nation for the better. to the chinese-american garment workers who marched through the streets of new york city 40 years ago for better pay and benefits for all workers. of the internment of japanese americans. the murder of vincent. against the aa and the community. and we must teach it as it really happened. and to make sure it never repeats the darkest moments and equipping people with knowledge and historical context. then we can fight ignorance, dispel information and work towards a future where all people can live without fear and a future. with that it is my great honor to introduce the president of the united states, joe biden. [applause] if anybody can talk about it like so many of you in the audience it's good to see you as well. it's long overdue. the national museum of asian and pacific ame

say from charlotte, north carolina toddress is the chairman of the, um ha, so she ation of american of america. her toddress, shall we see this in the context of the animosities between the auto mall and the amana? no, i don't think this should be seen in the context of the armis on losses between 2 people. ah, this is really a, an attempt by the aroma liberation army with the support of many of the army regional government officials list are elements of within the federal government to achieve political agenda by deliberately targeting and attacking. i'm horace romeo. and this has been going on assist really 2018 when prime minister abbey, amid allowed the only to return our from the retreat, are armed and allowed them to give them space to recruit a trade in radicalize young ramos in the region. and this current balance of the la kevin edward administrators allowed the oral under britian army to come in to the area of several days prior to the attack occurring. the government malicious that were in the area were told to leech and not to allow the own a to come in when the overlay came in. ri

newest american stealth plane f-35 below the snowy peaks of alaska the pilot in 16 major loitraed with the call sign bond "shows the capabilities of the american aviation for the voice of america correspondent dwarf in different parts of the world but this is the best air space on the whole planet this a national treasure, however , the american fighter jets here in alaska are not for the sake of the scenery, the military calls this place strategic airspace, from here the fighter jets can reach any point of the northern hemisphere in one flight, it is difficult to understand if you look at an extraordinary map of the world where alaska is depicted somewhere in a mountain in the corner of the map. however, if you look at the globe, it becomes immediately obvious how close we are to any point in the northern hemisphere. europe from here is just beyond the arctic ocean, russia less than 100 kilometers across the pacific ocean, asia, we are closer to the indian pacific command than those who were a few years ago . the department of defense argued that the cost of operating and maintaining the base was too expensive because of the climate in alaska. in the end, they proposed a majo

amy: we want to thank you, alejandro velasco, nyu historian of modern latin america, and roberto lovato, salvadoran-american as we continue the issue of the summit come as presidents biden and bolsonaro are at the summit of the americas, members of an indigenous delegation from the amazon rainforest are also in los angeles, calling for the protection of the amazon and the people who live there. on tuesday, i spoke to one of them who says he has been blocked from entry, domingo pease, an achuar leader from ecdor and territories coordinator for the amazon cred headwaters initiative for the confederation of indigenous nationalities of the ecuadorian amazon, which represents 11 indigenous nationalities from the amazon. >> we attempted to attend summit of the americas on the first day. neither myself were allowed in. we are here because we're here to send a message to the world, to the developing world about the importance of protecting the amazon rain forest as an incredibly important ecosystem for the planet, for the well-being of the planet. amy: domingo, because the president ecuador is there and also presid

of that threat is program external threat. it is exciting. i will go how many american are in the chinese secret military laboratories? the answer is zero there are chinese officials working in america's most senior laboratory does. it is a reflection of our way we have gotten the american students are studying in china today? pre- covid? 2019 about 11000 there arese 360,000 chinese students studying in the united states. the single university that could not survive from the chinese come his party. and then with massive research grant and the chinese communist party stopped underwriting schools today every single official period donations and that matters a lot. b period there. as the cia director we did work around the world the important counterintelligence i did not a fbiia director bennett secretary of state the chinese like this i believe it was the largest espionage operation never that gets united states honor swale may have known about it for years. the fbi director or secretary of state never said we think it is worth the risk of the cost. does anybody know what the chinese did in response? [laughter] they close the consulate where we were doing precisely nothing. nothing of

of the region with such an assessment. we agree that the latin american experts summit america is not a summit meeting, not a forum of leaderserican countries, this summit serves only the goals of the united states itself, the leaders who still get to los angeles. will discuss on wednesday economic problems, thursday, climate and energy security, and on friday migration. us president joe biden is expected to announce $300 million in food security for the region, even independent american political scientists are skeptical of the initiative around the world. i just saw the united states agree to donate $40 billion in just a few weeks to ukraine. i wonder if the states can scrape together , at least 400 million for the entire western hemisphere. here's what they want to see people in mexico set off this year's largest caravan of migrants. about 5,000 people. we intend to cross the country from south to north and cross the border with the united states. at first, the movement of migrants was timed to coincide with the opening of the americas summit in los angeles anton dadykin to conduct. a multimedia exhibition about peter the

after all, the emancipation of enslaved black americans didn't mark the end of america's -- promised to deliver on equality. it only marked the beginning. >> when you listen to the president there, what's stands out to you? >> i think the line about great nations confronting the most painful part their history is very, very important. i think about germany and it's awful history of genocide against jews. during world war ii. and the fact that what they've done is really confront that legacy, they've done reparations, they've done the exact opposite of what we've done vis-À-vis the civil war. they don't have monuments to nazi's all around their built environment. quite the opposite but they also don't try to a race and a face what happened. they try to really confront what happened, recognize the wrong. both politically but also their moral wrong and vowed to never let that happen again and do better. and so in a lot of ways, the reason why juneteenth is so important is that we still live in a country that acts as of slavery, racial slavery, never happened. that the cast system, the r

of ​​the world dependent on the united states. uh, where can, in principle, american politicians start, without pressing some levers, get human resources instead of americans americagether by the number of mercenaries sent to ukraine, of which more than 200 the united states has already lost speech about private military personnel companies, as well as about instructors who are actively sent for kiev and london, which is interesting among those who fight for money, there are many immigrants from syria, most of whom have already left the fronts or were also destroyed among them. those who remain may be, uh, hmm, radical islamists, uh, but for them to represent some kind of uh critical force that can lead, can change the course of hostilities. this is unlikely, and representatives of ukraine met in syria, namely the soldiers of fortune. then they allegedly went to serve and then fight in the national battalions among the nationalist battalions. the so -called georgian legion, which is characterized by extreme cruelty, joined, as well as the belarusian one shot down from a variety of radicals who found shelter under the kiev warsaw wing for hospitality and regular su

the united states is an area of ​​the world where, in principle, american politicians can start without hitting some. run to get human resources instead of americans americard place in terms of the number sent to ukraine mercenaries, of which more than 200 the united states has already lost speech about employees of private military companies, as well as about instructors who are actively sent to kiev and london, which is interesting among those who fight for money, there are many immigrants from syria, most of whom have already left the fronts or were also destroyed among. those who remain may be , uh, hmm, radical islamists, uh, but for them to represent some kind of uh critical force that can lead, can change the course of hostilities. this is unbelievable and syria met representatives of ukraine namely soldiers of fortune. then they supposedly, but left to serve and then to the national battalions. the so-called georgian legion, which is characterized by extreme cruelty, as well as the belarusian one shot down from a variety of radicals, who found shelter under the kiev warsaw wing for hospitality and regular supplies, long ago joined the nationalist

dollars please tell me how this news is perceived in the united states of america itself, what the media say, what ordinary americansay, well , yesterday i was at a meeting in the national council security of the white house, where the directors of four key e-e departments were. of course, this is not a meeting with national security adviser sullivan, but it is a good opportunity to talk with key people who are preparing analytics to discuss the situation in ukraine and what military assistance we need in order for deo to buy territories in order to make counter-offensives in the second phase of the war in order not to block the black sea well, and also to regain control over the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant and then he is just the representative of the national council security of the white house informed that this is a conversation between the two presidents about additional financial aid, but our task was to explain that we at the front, in particular , on the battlefield, ukraine needs more weapons . we need to deliver these weapons faster because there are heavy losses and the plans of the kremlin, in parti

americans for an already traditional session. in preparation for this session, the russia of latin america was turned off by the roscongress chamber of the world for a conversation between the director of the latin american department of russia and the ambassadors of argentina and brazil, at first he was both of these giant states, south america condemned moscow, but now there are more and more nuances and definitely no sanctions, however, from latin americans. petersburg , not only moscow ambassadors arrived from havana, cuban deputy prime minister cabrices flew in from carax, venezuelan vice president, and daniel ortega reyes, chairman of the parliamentary assembly of all central america , was at our session. , if we talk about latin america central america now can happen burning bridges between us and europe if we follow a policy of sanctions that we did not come up with and break ties with russia, then we will violate the interests of our people, our producers. but what is strange, let's say so bourgeois in this official video of the chilean government, is the project of a new customs terminal in the andes on the border of chi

thing that cannot be reset war, one of america's greatest presidents, henry truman, who decided to help south korea win this war. he himself said that the legs of an americannk i do n't even rule it out. look enough, about forty percent of americans, but in order to introduce the american army into ukraine and help ukraine defeat these invaders, they will drive it out of the country and bring it to such a state, as austin said, that russia would never be able to encroach on foreign territory. % here , uh, they will be in favor of introducing american troops and helping ukraine. america, i am proud of the fact that, fortunately for america , this democracy is still alive and it works. well, i will tell you honestly , i would not want to. they will give up their nuclear weapons, they will save and protect ukraine, where is this salvation, where is this help , what can the whole problem give, what can rammstein give, what i can’t give, for example, lend-lease or there, nato for weapons, and who, including weapons, let's not limit ourselves to what rammstein can give, uh, what we won't see there within the framework of led-lick or uh, enough rom-lick. i will t

is going on and that ishe experience of asians and asian americans today. >> today asian americans are the fastest-growing racial or ethnic demographic group in america, also the most diverse in terms of ethnicity and language and faith. before the death of vincent chin there was not a real asian-american identity. i think it is fair to say his death and the calls for justice that followed helps to form and shape a community. what should we understand about that? >> i think what's really interesting is exactly what you just said. asian american as a political identity was really formed around his era. and i think that after his terribly tragic murder, what ended up happening was people felt like we need to become more politically important and powerful and that has occurred and i think that that's a beautiful legacy of a very tragic event. it's also really -- event. reporter: fascinating to me when you look at the historical footage, you see people like helen zia, who we saw there in the clip who was an asian american civil rights icon. you also see people like jesse jackson. there were a number of black civil rights leaders who showed up with vincen

america. as a result now, there is room to maneuver along the leaders of the latin american countries. cite happen at the summit of the americas last week -- saw it happen at the summit of the amicus last week. amy: and you have the hill reporting china, which by now is held three china heaven latin america mr. ariel forms at the level of foreign ministers has called out the united states for discriminating among latin american countries, pointing out washington is stuck in a cold war mindset. juan: yes. absolutely. we are seeing it in venezuela. we had a ridiculous situation that washington still recognized juan guaido, the opposition leader in venezuela, as the legitimate -- his legitimate president of venezuela when the reality is, for several years now, it has been clear whatever criticisms there may be of majuro is the president of venezuela -- and there are many -- the venezuelan opposition is so fractured and so impotent that it has no capacity or ability to run venezuelan society and -- of course, the united states now because of the war in ukraine, is even trying to create new

but out here for the rest of us, we just did a survey where we asked how important is it to restore the america that works? 87% of the country, almost 9 out of every 10 americansaid restoring the america that works is really important. >> laura: yeah. >> and that tells you that almost 9 out of 10 americans do not think america's currently working. and guess who's in charge of not working? joe biden. >> laura: all right newt, great to see you tonight thank you. >>> a shocking election result tonight out of texas, kellyanne conway here with reaction to that plus we bring you a report of how democrats are attempting to meddle in republican primaries. stay there. ♪ >> laura: okay, one of the only things the democrats have is to talk about the continued threat to democracy that republicans in november could usher in but a recent seems to contradict that. trace gallagher has all the details from our west coast news room. trace. >> hey laura the democrat strategy is this, during the gop primaries democratic groups and political action committees buy advertising that supports republican candidates that favor former president trump. then, if pro trump candidate wins th

after all the emancipation of enslaved black americans didn't mark the end of america's work to deliver on the promise of equality. italy marked the beginning. to honor the true meaning of juneteenth, we have to continue toward that promise. because we've not gotten there yet. the vice president and i and our entire administration, and all of you in this room, are committed to doing just that. that's why we've launched an aggressive effort to combat racial discrimination in housing. finally, addressing the cruel fact that a homeowner, to this day, by a black american family is usually appraised at a lower rate in a similar family owned by white family in a similar area. that's why we are committed to increasing black homeownership. one of the biggest drivers of generational wealth. that is why we are making it possible for more black entrepreneurs to access capital, because there are ideas are as good, they lacked the capital. if they can get their fair share of credible contracts, they can begin to build wealth. that's why we are working to give each and every child, three and four yea

keeping them out of the -- didn't deny the story of accomplishments of american blacks, it denied the story of america's accomplishment because they could attribute those compliments to the strength and resilience of american heritage. host: what progress do you point to in recent times, and what are the opportunities? guest: we had a broad, historical review. we show that at the end of slavery, there was a consistent large quarter. it deemphasizes the singularities that are often in the media, i.e., the first this, or the first that. the changes in the vast mass of society. looking from the valley, we can see the extraordinary, for example, between 1816 and 1890, a doubling of the population of the pursuit and health of slavery. by 1920, a 50% literacy rate obtained. during the riots in atlanta, charlston, the massacre, those attacked were not helpless black people. they were black people forging a path forward in the working class -- we are trying to show people that perspective that everything has been backwards since the end of slavery, the opposite has been true. we saw educational, economic, cultu

ordinary americans hang ukrainian flags on their homes, pray for ukraine and send aid, what is the attitude of the american people towards ukrainian our journalist will tell the heart of america, the state of oklahoma, this is a street in the american state of tulsa, oklahoma. tourists in tulsi do not come here often. they wish to farm and extract oil. earlier , you will meet a chicken indian here. who owns the idea to hang yellow blue flags along the street better than it seems horribly baseless there is no justification we are doing what we can to show our support gentleman from there, look closely, he is there in the flower bed, small flags of ukraine, he began to place them on the street with small flags, we find them at home , bill quickly runs for the menu, so yellow, we will be in yellow and blue, the invasion happened. we were thinking how to show support and bought this material to make flags and they started sticking them around, we made a tank with the inscription take the flag, help ukraine, and the neighbors took it, don't stop believing, remember that the whole world is with you, at least in spirit , so fight for all of us, glory to ukraine, the idea to wrap the

one of my friends talking about the debt and deficits, -- [laughter] that's another story. it's the largest decline in american history. because of the progress, americaan tackle inflation from a position of strength unlike any country in the world because every country is getting a big piece of disinflation worse than we are. make no mistake about it, i understand inflation is a real challenge to american families. today's inflation report confirmed what americans already know. the food price hike is hitting america hard. gas prices at the pump, energy and food prices account for half of the monthly price increases since may. inflation outside of energy and food moderated for the last two months. not enough, but it has come down. we need to come down much more quickly. my administration will continue everything we can to lower the prices to the american people and the congress has to act. one of the key ways to fight inflation is by lowering the cost of moving goods through the supply chain. when i first started to talk about the supply chain year ago, the american people understand. the supply chain isn't a part of their jargon every day, but they u

state level, ordinary americans hang ukrainian flags on their homes, pray for ukraine and send aid, what attitude of the american people to the ukrainian in the very heart of americae state of oklahoma, our correspondent will tell you, these are the streets of american tulsa, the state of oklahoma. tourists in tulsa do not come here often. you say, let's knock on the first one, we ask who owns the idea to hang yellow and blue flags along the street, what russia did is terribly baseless, it has none excuses we do what we can to show our support gentleman from there look closely he is there in the flower bed small flags of ukraine he started placing them on the street authors of ideas with small flags we find at home bill quickly runs to change the t-shirt so yellow we will be in yellow and blue when the invasion happened we thought how to show support and bought this material to make flags and started sticking them around, we made a tank with the inscription take the flag help ukraine and the neighbors took don't stop believing remember that the whole world is with you, at least in spirit , so you will fight for all of us. glory to ukraine, the idea of ​​wrapping t

disrespect for the sovereignty of the countries the independence of each country cannot be america itself if all the countries of the americantinent do not participate in it. and if it happens in this form, then we consider it a continuation of the old policy of intervention, disrespect for the countries of their inhabitants. the leader of mexico was touched by an invitation to los angeles. juan guaido, the self-proclaimed president of venezuela, who not so long ago was on bayonet states attempted to put rebellion in the presidency failed power retained incumbent leader madura the president of mexico announced her firm decision not to participate in the dubiously named summit and america we expressed our admiration for the clarity and courage of the president. in the office of the abrador and wholeheartedly supported the message of renunciation of peace, sanctions blockades of exceptions and discrimination what makes the princesses of the united states of america is an act of discrimination. migration is one of the topics of the upcoming summit and sitting in los angeles the participants will clearly follow the progress of t

i still cannot believe the united states of america, americans and a former president would incite americans to do what they did, claiming the election was stolen, even though multiple courts have found no evidence of that. to still be in the situation, is quite amazing to me. as an american who reveres this building. kristen: i gearing a half after the insurrection, democratic voters unanimously almost believe the attacks were thought to democracy, but republican voters are split. less than half say the riot was a threat. more than half say those involved were protecting democracy. looking at that, what minds can still be influenced, what good can come from the facts being presented or shown tonight if you see a quarter of the people reject ask? -- facts? >> the truth will set you free. we have to be factual. i am grateful for the republicans on the committee that showed tremendous courage. these are conservatives. members who do not agree with a lot of my belief system as a progressive liberal, but i respect them both very much. people have to rely on the facts and be open-minded, all of u

of our people and protect our land. i am grateful to president biden, to all our american friends and the people of the united states of america the supply of weapons from other partners as well for example, today we have a new package of defense aid from sweden. i am very grateful to the state leadership. we are working to bring the supply of modern combat systems to a much higher level. three times in kyiv , more and more embassies are renewing their full-fledged activities. as of today, there are already 50 of them. this is very it is important not only practically and for the work of diplomats, but also on a symbolic level, every new embassy that returns to our capital is a testimony of faith in our victory in the fact that ukraine will be able to protect its statehood in this war resolved on our land by the russian federation today started a new one. i consider it a very important and very beautiful tradition. from now on, the ceremony of presenting a poem to the ambassadors of foreign countries who start their activities in ukraine will take place not just in kyiv, but on the territory of our st. sophia cathedral and the

. >> literally, almost all of america, 85% of american households watched the heangs.hed ateast 30 hours of hearings. >> the committee will come to order. raise your right hand. >> john dean was the narrator of the full story. >> i began by tellinthe president there was a cancer growing on the presidency and if the cancer was not removed, the president would be killed by it. >> his memory was terrific, he was an insider who said i am guilty. i did these bad things. i know because i was at ese meetings. he documented everything. he proved to be an amazing witness. >> no comment now. >> we were very unified after watergate. democrats and republica wanted richard nixon to resign. they saw the corruption. >> january 6 was the culmination of an attempted coup. >> one of the similarities between these scandals is as one of president trump's employees said, the fish stinks from the head. >> i could stand at the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i would not lose any votes. >> both of them believed the president was above the law. >> i welcome this examination because

pressing the agenda of the leftist that elected him and hope that he can hang on for the last two and a half years and tell the american people yes, this was the greatest four years in americaican people can see this one of the most dangerous four years that we have experienced. >> jesse: i agree. i'm wondering if it's because they are so disconnected because of covid. they all isolated they didn't go out and talk to anybody. they stared at twitter and thought twitter was rural america that's why they don't understand the country. do you think that's what it is? >> they do live in that little bubble, jesse, although i guess not enough of the bubble given that dr. fauci got covid this week as well. maybe a little more of a bubble would have served them well. they literally it's a feedback loop. internal circle. can you see it with the remarks of speaker pelosi drag queen event and says this is what the greatest thing about america. america people get that's being gaslit. they know what's great about america. essential institution. those are the things american people are focused on, take care of the families, drive their kids to soccer games all of this good stuff. folks are

latvian word of the un yaryna matviychuk anush avitisyan kostyantyn golubchyk the voice of america for some americans in ukraine is a very personal story the hero of our next story is a poet and writer james patterson is one of them. he was born in moscow in the family of an african-american and a ukrainian woman and already at the age of two he became famous throughout the soviet union by playing the role of an intersex child in the movie circus. for the past 28 years, he has been living in washington . voice of america correspondents met with patterson and found out what is he doing now and how is he experiencing the events in ukraine? the boy who played the son of the heroine of orlova's love instantly became famous among soviet viewers , only unlike his film hero, james lloydovich patterson was born not in america, but in moscow in 1933 in the family of an african -american immigrant, lloyd batterson, who worked in the ussr as a radio announcer, and a ukrainian artist today james lives alone in a small apartment in washington, where he writes poems and prose about his life, which turned out to be

managed to, uh, wake up and rage everything, there is a snake nest of liberal public liberals in america and such an extravagant americanillionaire, and with his purchase of twitter with his promise to abandon all e-censorship, and the practitioner and the return of freedom of speech twitter uh, of course. well, he almost declared war in the democratic party, in general, on the democratic stavrish of this usa well, and as we see, in general, another element of the administrative resource and the demonstrative flogging of the company immediately began to arrive at him, the mask no longer participates in profile meetings at at the white house level they were simply struck out of business. oh, at the beginning of the year, tesla, the world's largest electric car maker , was not invited by the biden administration to a major industry development event. but not bypassed the top management of gm and ford, which is inferior in terms of sales, are direct competitors and the future begins right here in america with these words, the head of the white house addressed the heads of the company. given that just at that time tesla rep

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americans appreciate or evaluate the amount of international aid from the united states of america. l, american politicians very often play on this, so the majority say that almost 25% of the us state budget goes to international aid, in fact it is within one percent, that is, you just have to understand that the budget of the united states of america well, it is huge , that is, it is 40 billion for them, well, this is a figure that fundamentally cannot change the situation in any of the spheres of american budgeting. they will argue with each other about this and score some points in the eyes of their own voters, these are obvious things, but i emphasize that this is simply a matter of internal political discussion, it is unlikely to spill out and have consequences in the international arena, valentines have seen that even today they help, it is necessary to understand that in by and large , today the economy is in a difficult situation, a significant part of the industrial potential has already been destroyed, and the fact that we have stopped interest in industry and business toda

america , or what? as latin american ariel ruiscara, who at the same time works at the humboldt university in berlin, reminds of humiliation awaited latin americans under trump. latin america could not prevent mauricio claver corona, the then adviser to the president of the united states donald trump on us security and palatine american affairs, from becoming president of the inter -american development bank in 2020, which broke the tradition of filling this post for the sake of the current crisis, it was this bank that issued a comment in which the militant ibero-american publication highlighted the following: russia is an important market for various goods exported by latin america and the caribbean , including dairy products, meat and fruits , and in turn russia accounts for we already know about 20% of fertilizer deliveries. sinusoi finish, on these shots, biden somehow with the mexican president lopez obrador. and the one when i found out that a colleague from the united states was inviting some to the los angeles summit, he didn’t invite others, she memorably stated that then she wouldn’t go herself. and

house to persuade the latin american countries to refuse to support russia than to solve their problems. alexei veselovsky is watching the congress. this year's summit of americaegan, could safely be renamed the summit of some american countries, refusing to meet the presidents of cuba in los angeles. venezuela and nicaragua, which he considers dictators joe biden, has launched a chain reaction for the neighbors. bolivia honduras guatemala, a number of caribbean states, their leaders decided to boycott the summit, and the last of the objectors on the eve of the opening was the head of mexico, andreas monuel lopez obrador. i will not go to the summit because not all american countries were invited to it. we are thinking. this is a continuation of the old policy of intervention and disrespect for nations and their peoples, that is, instead of establishing links with regional partners. what the white house loudly announced before the start turned out to be exactly the opposite, when leaders of countries do not take part in your summit, where more than two hundred million people live in total, this can hardly be considered establishing contacts, especially if you

was hosting the summit of the americas, did not give it the right to decide who belongs mexico, with lopez over say, now we speak as a latin american nation as a latin american nation on behalf of all of latin america and the caribbean. and why love is over, as the most significant figure refused to attend the summit of the americas. that will probably have some repercussion. but i think what's happening in latin america . and even in the rest of the 3rd world country, they're saying we don't want to be bullied anymore. and we will act in concert with each other to coordinate more together economically, politically and reject us had gemini, doesn't bring any good to the country. cannot the story to bring you today? german company, siemens energy has failed to deliver repaired gas turbines to russia on time to, to western sanctions. because of moscow, say russia has had to reduce natural gas sent to europe by the north stream pipeline, by 40 percent. the plant supplies due to the sanctions imposed by canada. it is currently impossible for seamans energy to deliver over whole gas turbines to the customer. against this background, we

voice of america journalists watched. of the american metropolis this year, the colorful procession through the streets of the city was joined by a ukrainian column of embroidered blue and yellow flags and placards with words of thanks new yorkers, we are taking part in the parade for the first time and we are very proud to participate in it. and we want to use this opportunity to thank the new york community for the great support of ukraine and for solidarity with ukraine these days. as you know, there are many ethnic communities in the usa, including in new york and all of them have now rallied around ukraine and this is our chance to show them that we are very grateful for their support. you know it is felt even in the details when you walk through the city and you have some ukrainian symbol, whether it is a flag or icon people sometimes stop you and say words of support or even glory to ukraine, despite the fact that it is difficult for many to pronounce, the authorities of new york pay me for legal services and document processing, in addition, millions of dollars for assistance to ukr

this is pronounced against the backdrop of what is really happening in america and here is the american news story about what is happening there. we are in an inflationary spiral, i have never seen this. i remember the inflation of the late seventies, but this has never happened, which amazes me. so how fast are prices going up? that's why people get so nervous when it stops. there are very pessimistic moods in the country today. their cause, the inflationary spiral. people are scared people are angry 38%, said the situation is getting worse if the third population is the worst after a year and a half of biden. this does not paint the democrats. inflation devours the american dream half of the respondents believe that they have little chance of improving their living conditions. to say that the mood reign is not the most gracious. this is still an understatement, inflation growth is not decreasing. price per gallon, gasoline grows by four or five cents daily. well, you can see for yourself that prices are constantly changing at your gas station, and the administration is just shrugging

i must understand you unfortunately, the action of moscow affected many american citizens, inflation , the price of gasoline, and the president of americap of this tool, it is possible to make the life of an american easier, it is simple and it will work well, it can be a little bit teary with the son of gasoline. contributes to the production of american oil and american gas, because because i am drawn to this change in our energy sources, it does not contribute to production if i did it. it was just better than the wall of oil and gas in america, too, after mumu, how much will it hurt like you do you evaluate a ban on the sale of russian gold in the world, it is possible to play it, i would say that it is positive in a positive role, probably not decisive in my opinion, the ban on a parcel in russia and transfer technologies transfer technologies this is an important instrument and even now the weak possibility of russia is beginning to produce a weapon and advanced weapons. of course, it is good to ban the export of gold to the empire of gold, which will return 19 billion dollars per year. this can bring such losses to russia. and no

of everything. and we americans are there a little . of america and president biden in the fact that this and ramsteinplace and the consolidation of nato countries took place, so in particular they wanted to see america much more physically present in the court and wanted to see from america the continuation of the leading role in the confrontation with russia, and this is completely is changing the world because we remember the strong anti-american sentiments when we were opposed to american bases or american military being on the country 's territory. troops will be stationed there, let's say in germany and poland, because this infrastructure allows that not every country that is currently on the border with russia can station large bases there, that it needs rapid response forces, in a word, the world has changed so much that now the financing of european countries is also increasing and the transatlantic unity, which did not exist and which was undermined by rather successful russian propaganda, is increasing, that is, putin is a brilliant strategist, he achieved everything that he did not want to

of multiracial america. it is that reality, the reality of race and american racism that is at the core of january 6. aspects of american politics that we are observing. john: hakim jefferson of stanford university, thank you very much. hakeem: my pleasure. thank you. ♪ john: finally tonight... the intersection of sports and geopolitics. today was the final round of the first ever liv golf series in london. the new competition is backed by the saudi government and its leader crown prince mohammed bin salman. saudi arabia's human rights record has been criticized over a number of issues, including the war in yemen, the treatment of lgbtq people and the murder of "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi. now khashoggi's fiancÉe is weighing in, saying the participating golfers should be banned from major tournaments. "usa today" sports columnist christine brennan is here to talk about this. thank you for being with us. first off, just the basics. what is this new tournament and why is it so controversial? christine: what's happened is a man named greg norman, major champion winner from the past, has

of asians and asian americans. amna: today asian americans are the fastest growing demographic group in america and the most diverseterms of ethnicity and language. since the death of vincent chin, there was not a real asian american identity. it is fair to say that the calls for justice that followed helped shape a community. what should we understand about that? guest: asian american as a political identity was formed around his era. i think after his terribly tragic murder what ended up happening was, people felt we needed to become more important and powerful. that has occurred and it is a dutiful legacy of a tragic event. amna: it is fascinating when you look at historical footage, you see people like that civil rights icon we saw, and there were also black civil rights leaders who showed up with vincent chin's mother and called for justice in his name. what do we need to know about how the asian american call for justice was built on black civil rights? guest: all oppressed minorities in this country have a debt to african americans that cannot be understated. when they took up their time and energy and resou

entry into force of the lend lease law is the armed forces of the united states of america and, accordingly, the americanilitary-industrial complex, you need to understand that out of these forty billion, about 20 billion. they will go to the pentagon to, in general, replenish those reserves that are now going to ukraine for the remaining 20 billion - this is either a quotation mark humanitarian aid. well, that is just the money that will be issued to poland, ukraine and other countries of eastern europe for financing their entire military machine. well, the remaining amounts, there, in the region of 12 billion, will go to all sorts of small businesses, and which work in the direction eastern europe but also europe as a whole european bank for reconstruction, development and so on. uh, so here is an example of only 20 billion - that's it, military assistance to us, but this is the money that the pentagon receives in order to replenish its reserves, and it sends the existing reserves to ukraine, that is, the scheme works as follows american the military-industrial complex is enriched not so much at the ex

new project adds a very personal side to her story and those of millions of other asian americans as the museum of chinese in americao expand its own presence and expand understanding of the american experience. jeffrey brown reports for our arts and culture series canvas. >> basically, it is a vertical landscape. it will start with stone at the base. >> in her new york studio, maya lin shows the design for a major new expansion of the museum of chinese in america. is this the puzzle? >> this is the puzzle. >> including a part of the desired -- design pattern after a tangram puzzle. >> a tangram is a 14,000-year-old chinese puzzle that i played as a kid. >> theieces of the puzzle, slightly pulled apart, will allow lighting. the design may be playful, but the purpose of the museum itself she says could not be more important, especially now. >> i don't think you can be an asian american in 2022 and not be acutely aware of the anti-asian sentiment, and i think all these are one of the reasons we have doubled down on trying to be part of moca. >> not far away in lower manhattan in chinatown sits the current museum of ch

of god. as long as america remains true to the foundation of truth, we will have another american century, weust have to show up at the polls. sorry -- [applause] i believe, that we will win the house and bring it back to the right. i believe we are going to win the senate bring it back to the majority. [applause] "i have a dream" --[applause] [cheering] what the white house, the senate back on our side -- [applause] we will show america that we, the great opportunity party, we believe in the future of this nation because we believe in the freedom of view, the individual in america. were not gonna break it down by what color you are or where you live, we are going to support, peering you your money back, that's called tax reductions. let's drill, baby drill, again. [applause] we understand that the economic crisis we are seeing around the station impart is brought to you by a president who on the first day said no to the keystone xl pipeline. ♪

of god. as long as america remains true to the foundation, the bedrock foundation of truth, we will have another american century. we just have to show up at the polls in november. i believe that we are going to win the house and bring about to the right. i believe we are going to win the senate and bring her back to the majority. i have a dream. that was the house on our side, the senate on our side and the white house back on our side. we will show america what leadership looks like. how do you recover after a gut punch? we will show america, that we the greatest opportunity party, leave in the future of the nation because we believe in the future of you, the individual in america. we are going to break you down by what color you are, where you live, we are going to support. even give you your money back. tax reductions. let's drill baby, let's drill. we understand that the economic crisis in this nation are in part is brought to you by a president, who on the first day said no to the keystone xl pipeline. he said no to drilling here at home. he said no to excavating energy here at home. but he runs ov