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well, d w correspondent, rosie bert charge, told me more about watch. oh, by not to say in belfast for president biden. spend a lot of that speech really talking about the gains if the good friday agreement that is this landmark peace accord from 1998 that put an end to decades of sectarian conflict and violence here in northern ireland that claimed thousands of lives and everybody i've spoken to here in belfast, no matter what site of this really just divide. they fall on a said that the good friday agreement is something which should be celebrated and that there are people alive here in northern ireland that may not have been otherwise had that deadly violence continued. so biden really paying tribute to those. he said that have been working to maintain that peace. he said peace was not inevitable. and of course, he talked a lot about prosperity in northern ireland as well. he talked about potential for investment in the reach, and he talked about unleashing potential. this visit, however, is seen as somewhat bitter sweet because despite the fact that

and bert, the u. s. economy, some of that is starting to come back under re shoring. so our sourcing is not video and all at once. once it re shoring, it's become a very popular phrase and you see more and more of the shots coming back. so i think yes, definitely you're seeing the spread of silicon valley to other states and other pods throughout the country. and that's what i write about it. my new book and about it spread to places like austin, texas and, and then ohio, columbus, ohio. it's bird weight elsewhere, you know, and there are places where there is a lower back. and there is a pack of developing around universities around tech clusters around companies operations that can push the innovation seen locally. so yeah, definitely we are seeing tax issues play the art in how innovation develops and where it develops. rebecca, in this war of information and it's war of technology. what country is most poised to be ahead of the game moving forward or more most welcoming to the tech industry? well, israel is israel has its own very strong are indeed capabilities an

oh, each side could be of course, divided into different parts. bert, a conflict is basically something which happen between 2 side an or insert ukrainian side. i am talking not just off to crane, but also of countries which are supporting you crate. nevertheless, there is a problem of decision making, an easer ah ukraine as steel, its own decision making to decision to either agree on his, his fire or to open a discussions with russia will be a ukrainian decision or ukraine as no more. it's ability her to make a decision and then the decision east to be made by country which support ukraine. the problem is that these countries, as i said at many, jo, tie that the decision would be a ukrainian decision. so we act, it says series and you are right a to point to the problem. nevertheless, i need a kind of decision making. and i seems that by adopting a much more resume able thinking about as is conflict. you need to united states hulu. as opened a more choice and more room to maneuver of for is a government ukraine. now, professor spirit, let me come back to your point about the ease supp

auntie dot com or finland is officially a member of nato with the block secretary general un stalsen. bert, welcome. in the scandinavian country in the alliance on tuesday. joining nato is so good for villain. it is good for nordic security and it's good for nato as a whole. finland brings substantial and highly capable forces expertise on national resilience and years of experience working side by side with naples, i'm deeply proud to welcome finland as a full fledged member of our lines from moscow in response says that it will strengthen its military posture as well as a dog, though, the measures to mitigate what it calls, threats from the new member will as, as russian defense minister survey showing his reported equip, in billers with his gander and miss al systems that are nuclear capable. generously some amount of storm. and some of the bellow, russian assault aircraft, must have gained the ability to strike enemy targets with nuclear weapons. serious . in addition, the iskander m tactical missile system has been transferred to the bell. russian forces it can use. miss house is both

health presidential parliamentary elections are scheduled to take place in the country and to will tie bert on. also then took art, a video conference with his russian counterpart vladimir, to inaugurate tricky his 1st nuclear power plant. it was built by russia status, atomic energy company, ross, autumn of the ceremony. russian and turkish flags were raised simultaneously alongside a white flag symbolizing a peaceful battle ortiz maria phenomena has more known watts had been the largest nuclear construction project this year. and it's now official in the construction site of turkey has 1st nuclear power plant that you can see behind me got the status of nuclear facility. the 1st batch of atomic fuel arrived from russia and is currently in the storage. the ceremony is over, it will take some more time before it comes on line. the launch of the 1st a for reactor is it's right beer. he's scheduled for 2025 turkey. he's joining the countries using clean nuclear energy for peaceful purposes. he is worth mister at the gun said about that. i was good. our power plants deserves the title of a str

's rosie bert chart, who's following the meeting in luxembourg for us. they told me more about the delivery of ammunition to ukraine. and the european union has been facing public frustration from ukraine over this plan to deliver ammunition. and that is because the plan was agreed about a month ago. now it's a multi track approach. and the 1st strike is an essay under which e u. countries draw down on their own existing supplies of ammunition is to send them to ukraine. no, that is already in action or we know ukraine has been thanking you countries for that, but there is a 2nd track of that approach. and this is to jointly procure more ammunitions for ukraine for the future. and that is where the debate is like, because there is currently some wrangling over the legal definition of sourcing these emulations from the european union defense industry from arm suppliers within the e. you know, a, some have dismissed this as bureaucratic, that's what the fin finished. ford minister told me on his way into these talks. but on the other side of this debate, w

is that cross over now to rosie bert charge? who is in belfast? rosie, great to see you. so president biden's visit to northern ireland is shorter than some had expected. why is that or president biden addressed people of northern ireland, a room fool at ulster university here behind me. and he spent a lot of that speech really talking about the gains of the good friday agreement, that landmark 1998 piece a court. he said that when he visited northern ireland in the 19 ninety's the early 19 ninety's before that agreement, he said he would not think there would be able to be a glass building like this one where he spoke in the middle of belfast. because at that time, the city was scarred by barbed wire, and people were living in the near constant fear of that sectarian violence which they sa court brought an end to. so he really stressed the importance of keep maintaining that peace. and of course, trying to promote prosperity, but this visit was very fleeting. blink. and you might have missed that you could basically fit the entire agenda on a postage stamp. he had a brie

ah, bert kirby shopped, i defended the actions of israeli forces and comments he made to the media, saying they had to act to stop attempts at what he called writing. he added that the incident is being investigated. more than a dozen palestinians and police officers were injured or so soda has more in this now from occupied east jerusalem. for now, we have seen yourself yesterday then is rally tough officials speaking to his rel, immediate, sad that the images that were sent out from last week had created a terrible impact. so many people here have regarded that as a criticism toward what israeli occupation forces have done in alex on compounds last week. but it is at this moment, it's still not clear whether he is criticizing the action of dorky patient forces or whether he's a, could he, that he's worried about the image that has been sent out. so it's difficult to say that these rallies are still restrained. the but as of today we have seen that there been more than that 20 jewish groups of the god that by these rand occupational forces. and they have encouraged him to did the alexa co

contributor rachel mars that gave us her take on the story. nato secretary general young stilton. bert cleared, he shocked hungarian prime minister, victor, or bon with talk of ukraine joining nato on his trip to kiev. had a meeting with nato ally, defense ministers, bon ukrainian, military, 8 at the alliance's, ramstein, airbase, and germany oldenburg acknowledged that ukrainian leaders. we're set to press nato on joining the alliance at that meeting. now it's a basic principle of nato membership that you can't integrate the alliance when you're in an active state of armed conflict with another country. if only because natives collective defense article 5 would mean that the many of the country at war is brought in huge native bold all of the nato allies of the den have an obligation to defend it overtly in that conflict. which in the case of ukraine would mean that instead of ukraine versus russia, it would be all of nato versus russia overtly. so new membership for ukraine, we kind of be like buying a ready made kids for world war 3, which is why or bond is wondering what the heck i

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and after more than a year of war, started, bert carried a message that ukraine can eventually find a place in the western military alliance. let me be clear, ukraine's rightful place is in the europe land. think family ukraine's rightful place is in natal. and over time, our support will help you make this possible. is not the 1st time stilton berg has said this kind of thing. but the symbolism of him saying it in keith is powerful. the kremlin was quick to respond, saying that ukraine shift towards nato was one of the reasons why russia began what it calls its special operation in the 1st place. but for president zalinski, it's a moment of hope to his banner, and we interpret this visit of the secretary general. the 1st of the full scale war is a sign that the nato alliance is ready to start a new chapter in relations with ukraine. a chapter of ambitious decisions for the law there, i urged the secretary general to help overcome the restraint of our partners in supplying some weapons, including long range weapons, modern aviation, artillery and armor. delaying decisions is time that

yes. stilton bert cleared, he shocked hungarian prime minister, victor, or bon with talk of ukraine. joining nato on his trip to kiev had a meeting with nato ally, defense ministers on ukrainian military aid at the alliance's, ramstein, airbase, and germany, to press nato on joining the alliance at that meeting with a country at war is brought in 2 natives. bold. all of the nato allies would then have an obligation to defend it overtly in that conflict, which in the case of ukraine would mean that instead of ukraine versus russia, it would be all of nato versus russia overtly. so new membership for ukraine, we kind of be like buying a ready made kids for world war 3, which is why or bond is wondering what the heck is going on right now, is still tim burke's head. just have a listen to how stilton berg position on this issue has evolved on we support ukraine on this pulse. a boy is supporting a as in forms fighting corruption on mold in orange thing. the security and defense institutions to become a member of nato. you know, to meet the natal standards on the has to be of the system b

so let's join our correspondent rosie bert chart. who is in dublin. welcome rosie at walker. we expect to hear from the president when he addresses that the irish palate will. phill, i'm standing right outside the irish parliament and u. s. president joe biden is due to arrive here behind me. he will enter the building unlikely address, a packed room. i think we can expect him to talk a lot about friendship ties between irelands in the united states. of course, he himself talks to his own on sexual ties, his own irish heritage and roots a extensively and he certainly has been during this trip. i think we can also expect some references to the ongoing war in ukraine and cooperation between europe and the united states. to support key if no ireland is militarily neutral. so it's not a big military backer of ukraine where united united states is. but doubling has been providing all to political backing for q in brussels. for example. it's come out as quite a strong backer of ukraine's path toward joining the european union. we know that's a big goal of keep in the medium term, c

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bert hunter by the way where is it apology for the conspiracy theories that were thrown at us when weere the first to lay out the evidence in wuhan and the most likely origin of the pandemic. this week we got a senate report backing up the lab leak explanation. when will sachi every spate interface any accountability for what he did breaking the rules to commission this research covering for the chinese regime face asleep pushing the natural origins when he knew it was the least possible. here with reaction what are the people with the media vilified who were censored by big tech for spreading covid misinformation and shamefully attacked by his own university who's been proven right on everything pretty much from day one stafford professor doctor j. it's great to see you it's going to be vindicated by the fact that is clear but there's something disconcerting about the fact that there's no public bracketing and the lessons don't seem to have been learned. >> the problem we're going to do this again if there's another pandemic and there will be another pandemic at some point in the fut

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i was fantastic at q-bert. i was not better than the games we had.ame too easy to you. we had quarters. and you were in a pac-man tournament? >> jason: i replaced very well. >> jimmy: you did, against regular players? >> jason: celebrities in it, too, just like me. i had a little pac-man trophy. oh, the '80s were horrible. >> jimmy: no. [laughter] this movie is proof that they were not. i believe we have -- you dabbled in michael jordan paraphernalia was right here. [cheers and applause] >> jason: there you go. how is that not in the movie, by the way? >> more muscles in that picture than i currently have. >> jimmy: which of the many jobs from the '80s is that from? >> jason: look at the way a my forearms are bigger than my biceps? it is terrible. so that is the opening credits to the hogan family or whatever. >> jimmy: oh, wow. yeah. you say? that is one of the things i love. >> jason: so yes. that is -- treatment did you shave your armpits to look more -- >> jason: i was on the swim team. there's no hitter anyway. anyway. and that was the peace. >>