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bolton. the bolton just bolton.l, football club as well, guys. football so what football wanderers. yeah so what does get behind jay—z's? the new sponsor , tough chic, the new sponsor, tough chic, the new stadium . but it's an old rap. stadium. but it's an old rap. it's a bolton loving . yes. we it's a bolton loving. yes. we all stick together. we a big thank you to amir khan for joining us from broken bones today. thank you, for sir, was a touch okay . well, that was touch okay. well, that was great. now we're going to end the show these these characters, we can't get rid of them. actually yet better spelling. i've got another latest updated version of . nigel says, listen version of. nigel says, listen to the words. they're really quite funny . jamie blank his quite funny. jamie blank his career has gone down the pain because refused to tell the difference between a woman and a man . is he difference between a woman and a man. is he them difference between a woman and a man . is he them all her man. is he them all

john bolton , $130,000. and here john bolton, $130,000. president's drug son getting out and his brother's not done too badly either. getting millions from corrupt regimes all over the world. republicans and minded americans say some. it's gone wrong. everything is rotten in america, including our judiciary. well have to say this in middle america , where the evangelical america, where the evangelical christians are hush money to a star, not a good look, not a great. i do buy that point, but know what, though? the billy bush and yet they still voted for him in. those states once it was sure that'll happen again i'm right. there's no way john bolton's ever going to come back on donald trump. it's a pleasure to have you back in the studio. it really is. and discuss that really quick really important issue. quick thought to the thought before we go to the break. there i was last night up at raaf scampton. have look at these as was these pictures as i was broadcasting from that extraordinary end up extraordinary dambusters end up in my local v

john bolton . you are up to date john bolton. you are up to date on tv online , dab+ radio and on on tv online, dab+ radio and on the tunein app with gb news the people's channel. time now for. thank you, paul. hello. welcome to headline news. the best paper reviews show around and the most humble. i i'm simon evans joining me tonight we have two comedic giants literally and figuratively we have leo kearse and scott cooper who how are you both? all right you look as if you've just been dragged from your holidays. both of you just getting ready for summer. are you okay? you've been off a bit poorly. yeah, just had a bit poorly. yeah, i just had a bit of yeah, not. not the of a cold. yeah, not. not the duty throat lozenge . some people duty throat lozenge. some people have been really sweating it lately . i'm a have been really sweating it lately. i'm a bit anxious about that one. well, i mean, was mind flu, so was overestimate the severity have you've to dodge all this scott ? yes, i was severity have you've to dodge all this scot

it has to be bolton.t flying. was this the one she would usually wear? yeah. it's like the good days, it's a reminder of when we played a lot better. and the club hope their luck is in this weekend. the football is going well. you know, we're competitive in the playoffs this year. we've got a good squad, a wembley final. so, you know, we'll go head to head with plymouth and see what happens there. so we're looking forward to that. the name, though, i imagine, has certainly raised a few eyebrows, right? the name has raised a few eyebrows. you should read our social media quotes and tweets and all of that! but it's fun. now, this was bernie's seat here. this is where bernie used to sit on a matchday. and how does it feel being back now? kind of sat here where she watched so many games. it actually feels a little bit emotional, if i'm absolutely honest. coming here, ifeel, especially the later stage in her life, was probably the best medicine that she had. because it's almost an escape from the cancer. but,

bolton wrote down what he said to them then. and i said literally. are you crazy, tell your president at all, then there was trump that they did nothing better for us, for russia, for china, how by uniting us together you simply unite us, but they will not withstand the opposition. here he is to repeat it today, therefore they enrage they realized that they did everything to unite the powerful resource space nuclear power, which is russia, and the same powerful human resource nuclear country, looking to the future and already consider the first country. china , they have such money, therefore, they are furious. pay attention to this. yes, he commented on the loud statements of recent days about plans to supply shells with combined uranium to ukraine alexander lukashenko invariably believes that it is not necessary to support the escalation trend. there fighting. instead, you need to focus on the proposal for peace because of the attempts of sabotage. alexander lukashenko calls on the people of belarus to unite and be vigilant, b

here is a note. my old counterpart bolton, who was visiting me, stated in my words and pompeo boltonrote down what he said to them then. and i said literally. are you crazy in general, tell your president, then there was trump, that they did nothing better for us, for russia, for china, than by uniting us as a warrior. you simply unite us, and the opposition will not stand bolton to repeat this today, so they are furious. they realized that they did everything to unite a powerful resource space nuclear power, which is russia, and a nuclear country with the same powerful human resource, aspiring to the future and already consider the first country. china, they are together, and therefore furious. pay attention to it attention. what we are going to do? our meeting of the state well you silence almost the memory of 149 innocents. citizens of the soviet union burned 2 khatyns and many others who were also burned were shot dead. froze stabbed to death you are right, but somehow we did not talk about this, and this is that innuendo. it led to what we have now. 118 ukrainian is not an adjec

john bolton , $130,000. and here john bolton, $130,000. the president's drug son getting out and his brother's not done too badly either. getting millions from corrupt regimes all over the world. republicans and minded americans say some. it's gone wrong. everything is rotten in america, including our judiciary. well have to say this in middle america , where the evangelical america, where the evangelical christians are hush money to a star, not a good look, not a great. i do buy that point, but know what, though? the billy bush and yet they still voted for him in. those states once it was sure that'll happen again i'm right. there's no way john bolton's ever going to come back on donald trump. it's a pleasure to have you back in the studio. it really is. and discuss that really quick really important issue. quick thought to the thought before we go to the break. there i was last night up at raaf scampton. have look at these as was these pictures as i was broadcasting from that extraordinary end up extraordinary dambusters end up in my loc

here pay attention to my old counterpart bolton, who was visiting me, said tell his president, then there was trump that they did nothing better for us, for russia, for china, how by uniting us together you simply unite us, and they will not stand up to opposition bolton is today will repeat, therefore , a nuclear power, which is russia and a nuclear country with the same powerful human resource, looking to the future, and already consider the first country. they united china together, and therefore rages. pay attention to this. here is the foundation on which belarus builds relations with its partners, and it does not matter. what distance separates us the substantive conversation took place during the week and the development and cooperation between the regions of russia was taken long before belarus regards such cooperation as a real economic basis for integration over the past year, our exports to kalmykia exceeded a million dollars of utility and road equipment . just our experience in agriculture, for which we even traveled from sakhalin, plus processing and construction alexander l

john bolton . you are up to date john bolton. you are up to date on tv online , dab+ radio and on on tv online, dab+ radio and on the tunein app with gb news the people's channel. time now for. thank you, paul. hello. welcome to headline news. the best paper reviews show around and the most humble. i i'm simon evans joining me tonight we have two comedic giants literally and figuratively we have leo kearse and scott cooper who how are you both? all right you look as if you've just been dragged from your holidays. both of you just getting ready for summer. are you okay? you've been off a bit poorly. yeah, just had a bit poorly. yeah, i just had a bit of yeah, not. not the of a cold. yeah, not. not the duty throat lozenge . some people duty throat lozenge. some people have been really sweating it lately . i'm a have been really sweating it lately. i'm a bit anxious about that one. well, i mean, was mind flu, so was overestimate the severity have you've to dodge all this scott ? yes, i was severity have you've to dodge all this scot

note my old bolton which i had away stated. in my words and pompeo bolton wrote down what he said to them then. and i said literally. are you crazy, tell your president at all, then there was trump that there is nothing better for us, for russia, for china, they don’t did as if uniting us together. you simply unite us, but they will not stand up to the opposition. bolton will repeat this today, so they are furious. they realized that they had done everything to unite the powerful resource space nuclear power, which is russia, and the same powerful human resource nuclear country, aspiring to the future and already consider the first country. they united china together, and therefore rages. pay attention to this state commented on the loud statements of recent days, and the plans of the west put shells with combined uranium on ukraine. ammunition with real uranium, if they are madmen, then they will give an impetus to this process, this is the most terrible and most dangerous, so you need to step aside a little from madness and t

nigel bolton, blackrock co.hief investment officer for fundamental equities joining us out of edinburgh. coming up, europe and the race for lithium in the continent size of to the chinese competition. we will discuss that next and get the details out of germany. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back. let's get the business flash with samuel etienne. samuel: according to the city of london other financial centers are gaining on it. new york shares top spot with london but research says centers including frankfurt and paris have boosted their attractiveness at a faster pace. the survey benchmarks of the competitiveness of financial centers across the 95 metrics. luxembourg base ses is in talk to combine with its rival compete with starling. the companies are in the van -- advanced negotiations and plan to reach an agreement in the next two weeks. sources tell bloomberg that a transaction could value the combined business to more than $10 million including debt. china construction bank has posted a better than exp

john bolton. here, too, fits into the general outline. that's obvious.d at the white house was hers last fall. well, what is called you can throw out the trash can? yes, because that if the theses that were voiced there , they do not work now. that is, what it was said about that you need to play on the contradictions between russia and china, you need to try. somehow pit the two sides against each other. in general, do not allow them to alliance well, now we see that, in general, this whole policy will not go anywhere. she got stuck. and i think that in the short term , the very visit from denping to moscow will not affect relations between the united states and china in any way , simply because they are at a rather low point, and plus there is fundamental contradictions, because taiwan, which determine, in general, the vector of development of these relations. but uh, i think some attempts. still, now they will have a place to put pressure on china. well, in particular, yes. the most obvious thing that the united states can do is threaten with the same

what did bolton say? here he essentially voiced, well, the old concept of the british wall.such an act on naval defense of 1889, which was legislatively enshrined there, because the british fleet should be more powerful than or surpass in armor the next two. i didn’t keep it here is the idea that voices, the baidan voiced. sorry the bolt, it was a long time ago, but the bolton had other interesting things, for example, that yes, we help taiwan, because in america there is a 1979 taiwan relations law. that's why we help a tradesman like you, they don't understand that in beijing. well, bolton doubted this at the beginning, when he, when he was still out, he explained to the chinese representative, so there is a certain order that now here it is to inflate constantly to maintain military psychosis. many centers. here rent, here fuck. fan action. you have recently been the brains of the conservative conservative part. republican party until the 90s, until there is a depression of the institution. didn't come out on top . so often there you understand jane geller who says the sa

john bolton was the truck national security advisor. -- trump national security visor.on interview is a good example of what the guardian nicely said about me which is right interviewed in 2020 and i was amazed no one had asked him a direct question was, how do you sleep at night? we can argue the rights and wrongs of the iraq war. no one has asked about his moral responsibility to everything that went down. when i asked him about it, he ran from it. he try to separate the occupation from the war. i feel like it has -- these are questions people have. they are legitimate questions. too many interviews in america have been too deferential and my view to people in power whether they are republican or democrat or whatever it is. i come from the british media culture. the british media has its own deference to people in power but in terms of tv interviews as a culture of much more outspoken and much more combative inteiews and i try to bring that with into the u.s. media on my show on msnbc and on peacock and to try and give -- used twork at al jazeera english and the motto

yeah, during this time that i was learning this from mister bolton, mister bolton was going all over the world and bending capital's arms and paying capitals of countries all across the globe to sign these agreements that guaranteed that were us troops deployed on their soil would never bring prosecution against one very good mania that re go ahead jump in. well, i have to agree that the i see even other, other parts of the you want apparatus are all tightly controlled by the u. s. and the people they've put in office there. that's one sort of the exception that arising and that is yesterday's vote at the un security council against the $33.00 major powers, not only russia, but china and brazil voted to have it in dependent investigation. a blowing up night stream 3 powered. did the others vote against it now is too embarrassing to be totally abstained. all right. things are changing a little bit. now i want to raise something that the larry alluded to that i think is the mother of all opportunity costs. so right, larry mentioned it to his credit, environmental damage, climate change

john bolton was then under secretary of state for international security and ours control. united states did not subscribe to the i c. c publicly because the united states knew that underneath the covers as a war, it was going to influence the i c. c to do its bidding, and that's precisely what it began to do. you notice we went after black african leaders. we didn't go after any white people until we got into the balkans. and we had people like melissa bitch and craddick and others who were quote, worth going after, unquote. the i, c, c was a 2 of the united states in every respect, just as the you in is often a 2 of the united states. when it does, it's bidding. so the i, c, c is not something i look at as an organization bit to do justice in the world. and i'll give you an example of concrete example. when i was in paris in 2019, the germans brought some people over to talk to us about torture. that was our all sensible purpose for being embarrassed with the germans also brought a young lady who's a brilliant prosecutor for the i c. c. and she was in the 1st stage of her

how do you assess john bolton statement that for ukraine to win the conflict? they have to attack targets in russia? it's delusional. it's more of the same that we've gotten accustomed to hearing from john bolton. he's a, a war monger. he bases this on some sort of interpretation of strange peace through strength. unfortunately, he's talking about capabilities that don't exist. ukraine doesn't have the means of doing this on a large scale. they don't even have the means of operating militarily on the scale they need to within their borders. and so this is john fulton talking about doing something that isn't as an even possible. well, crimea has been on the talk lately a lot and considering the recent attack on the crimea bridge, which ukraine sees as a strategic aim in order to cut russia off the peninsula plus new western, ours being supplied to cab. what are the chances that ukraine will try to attack crimea as a show of force for their western patrons? well, of course they're going to carry out attacks, but it is just the show. it is symbolic. they cannot, t

bolton said this in an interview with my colleague tatyana vorozko. i'll let you go. the answer was very restrained. i think that now that the photos have been released, which clearly show russian jets the planes are dumping fuel on the drone trying to damage it's panels from the air in the end they were very successful in this very dangerous maneuver you know if it was an american machine with pilots in it it was clearly a pact of war previously we took measures in response to the actions of other countries that shot down our drones. i'm not saying that this is necessarily appropriate here , given the war in ukraine, but there should be a very tough american response to russia , see a longer interview with john bolton in our program tomorrow. at the time, the president of poland, angeli duda, said that his country would transfer mig-29 fighter jets to ukraine, four of them will arrive in ukraine in the next few days, duda said, commenting on this decision. the possibility of providing fighter jets to ukraine at the moment poland became the first western ukraine that

because bolton is a parasite bolton is the jackal of american politics that comes out when it smellsrion, and the current political regime in washington is carrion. well, what should they do? in this situation, they have only one option left to further raise rates. and this is already scary, because they stupidly overestimated them there, which is further scary. then you need to get into first into ukraine, get out of the conflict around ukraine and enter into a conflict in nau ukraine, yes, and then and then take on direct obligations. in the field of security in relation to secrecy. well, yes, it is possible, but only idiots can do such fearless actions. i mean, personally zelensky and personal alfasholz. but by the way, our fuls also began to show some signs, what is called the movement of neurons in the brain. he began to remember as well. he talked with vladimir vladimirovich putin, it turns out. this struck me terribly. well, even in such a pacifier as a schlotz, neurons began to move, that is, roughly speaking , there are two fearless ones left. and zelensky well, actually, as

it's more of the same that we've gotten accustomed to hearing from john bolton. he's a war monger, he bases on some sort of interpretation of strange peace through strength. fortunately, he's talking about capabilities that don't exist. you quite doesn't have the means of doing that on a large scale. they don't even have the means of operating militarily on the scale they need to within their borders. and so this is john bolton talking about doing something that isn't as an even possible. of course they're going to carry out attacks, but it is just the show. it is symbolic. they cannot, they cannot sustain these attacks. they cannot do them on a larger scale. you are they in arms conflicts and you depend on symbolism and showmanship instead of actually achieving something strategically on the battlefield that, that is the final serious trouble i even if their offense of achieved their, their wildest ambitions. the problem is just like their previous offenses. they lose huge amounts of trained manpower and equipment, and then they have nothing else left. they lite

we should have removed him in 1991 john bolton. i appreciate your time. thank you so much for joining me on up front. glad to do it. it's been 20 years since the united states and a handful of allies invaded iraq in march of 2003 the following years would harold in decades of violence, instability, and economic decline for the country. the iraq war killed hundreds of thousands of iraqis and over $4000.00 us service members gave rise to groups like al qaeda in iraq and isis, and it cost billions in us taxpayer dollars. but what happened on the ground in the weeks and months that followed the invasion, paul bremer was appointed by then president george w bush to head the coalition provisional authority. the temporary transitional government established, just after the invasion. he held the post from 2003 to 2004, mister bremo, or thank you for joining me on up front. thank you. you arrived in baghdad to lead the cpa less than 2 weeks after president bush stood in front of a banner and declared mission accomplished on board an aircraft carrier in the pacific

john bolton was one of the strongest proponents for war in the bush administration. and the run up to the war, he repeatedly made the case that saddam hussein was a threat, not just to the united states, but also to the wide world amplifying claims about weapons of mass destruction and links to our cause. it actively maintains all key aspects of its defensive biological weapons program. and in terms of its support for terrorism, we have established that iraq has permitted al qaeda to operate within its territory. were these claims just prefect use to, for the long time, objective of some of the administration to overthrow saddam in how much the sending evidence was ignored and the run up to the war. i last. this week's headliner, former us under secretary of state for arms control, john both the john bolton. thank you so much for joining me on upfront. i had to be with you, but you are the president, george w bush is under secretary of state for arms control and international affairs in the lead up to the iraq war. and you were one of the strongest advocates for the

john bolton joins me now. he served as national security adviser to former president trump and ambassador to the united nations. he's also the author of the book "the room where it happened." ambassador, thank you for being here. what have we not done that we should be doing according to you? >> they have declared what the goals in ukraine are. the stated position of every nato member is ukraine should be restored for the integrity. and having stated the goals determine a strategy that will get us there. we have had no strategy. i think people are familiar with this long series of debates about this weapon system and that weapon system, do we supply mig planes and attacks and tanks. that reflects the absence of a strategy. the strategy is assembling the asset ises you need to achieve the goals and then going and doing it. that's not what we have done. the effect has been to prolong this war, increase the ca casualties and damage to ukraine and give russia more of a chance over time as the much larger power in

it turns out that alexander grigoryevich explained to bolton where they would come. way, he was right , you know, yes, here, and bullton came out and recounted it. only he kept silent about boulton. here he is should have said. but lukashenka explained to me a few years ago, fuck it. that 's what will happen. and it turned out that there are such people who are furious, they are vasily, as they are, i'll tell you that i'm watching and broadcasting. i looked at, uh, mishusti's performance, but first of all, it's very cool. he has a tie. uh, color tie, very cool. secondly, it's me sympathy secondly, i'm listening to the prime minister. i was an official, for a long period of time, and i 'm used to it when here's an example that comes up with figures with evidence. yes, that is, you understand i have such a feeling of white envy that i would like the prime minister to be in ukraine. well, this or that? level so that he speaks with numbers with arguments and so on. as a person and as a citizen, i would like to. i really sincerely would like to and what i see now is a way

it had to be bolton.it's like the good days, it's a reminder of when we played a lot better. and the club hope their luck is in this weekend. the football is going well. you know, we're competitive in the playoffs this year. we've got a good squad, a wembley final. so, you know, we'll go head to head with plymouth and see what happens there. so we're looking forward to that. the name, though, i imagine, has certainly raised a few eyebrows, right? the name has raised a few eyebrows. you should read our social media quotes and tweets and all of that! but it's fun. now, this was bernie's seat here. this is where bernie used to sit on a matchday. and how does it feel being back now? kind of sat here where she watched so many games. it actually feels a little bit emotional, if i'm absolutely honest. coming here, ifeel, especially the later stage in her life, was probably the best medicine that she had. because it's almost an escape from the cancer. but, you know, on matchdays, sat in this seat, that was comple

john bolton. at the same time, bolton recalled that a large number of russian nuclear and cruise missiles, as well as drones, are now located in the kaliningrad region, and the transfer of another batch of missiles to belarus will not change the situation much. well, donald trump himself was much more categorical. according to him. the west itself has brought the situation to this point. the west is playing with dangerous things. nuclear weapons are again in the foreground. all i can say is, pray. this trump quote is also making the european union nervous. this is russia's decision the deployment of tactical nuclear weapons in belarus, this and the reaction of the european union to this is, in general, just one of the many pretexts for raising the stakes in this conflict, but of course the majority of the countries of the european union are strange, of which they are at the same time nato members , of course, this will be used primarily in their rhetoric during their internal meetings. and convinc

john bolton. good morning , ambassador and thank you for being here. do you think putin is bluffing when he makes these comments? well i think he's been bluffing when he's trying to rattle the nuclear saber before he may not be bluffing here. in the sense he may actually move tactical nuclear weapons into belarus, which is its own separate problem, something i don't think we're paying enough attention to, which is the potential re absorption of belarus into russia. but militarily even if he did that it really wouldn't make that much difference. in my view, because of what we know our extensive nuclear supplies missiles, cruise missiles. drones and warheads in kaliningrad exclave piece of russia that separated from russia itself by lithuanian poland. that's a place which has long been basically a russian military facility going back to soviet union days, and it's had missiles there which were actually in violation of the treaty, which the us withdrew from some years back. so the capabilities russia already has in the kaliningrad enclave are the ones tha

in this sense , the bolton article does not happen at all.head of the locomotive. and here's what he said he needed. by the way, what about the cis, here i want to remember about the agreements. the cis, yes, when he says that now it is necessary in america that there be more warhead releases of stops than russia has in china in place. this, by the way, is completely dsmv. goodbye, generally. yeah, it's not about chatting. was against. yes, it's not a bolton, a few days ago the sewer said, do not be afraid of the war on this front, of course we are going to her, and yes and the last. i also understood that this grouping that completes everything, yes, well, which it would, of course, be wider, it is completely unknown and incomprehensible to us, well, personified by my biden. blinkin nulan, you're the rest of the caudle. here, uh, in this sense, she is ready to go to the end. they are not fools. they understand the point that all this is coming, and i do not rule out that they understand so much that they hmm well, they are obviously consider

. - i'm joined now by roger bolton, who is former bbc editor and host of roger bolton's beeb watch podcast, it has been massively discussed over the last few days, how damaging has it been to the whole independence and a perceived impartiality of the bbc? ., , �* �* and a perceived impartiality of the bbc? ., , ~ ~ ., , and a perceived impartiality of the bbc? ., , ~~ , bbc? not very. the bbc has these crises every _ bbc? not very. the bbc has these crises every four _ bbc? not very. the bbc has these crises every four or _ bbc? not very. the bbc has these crises every four or five _ bbc? not very. the bbc has these crises every four or five years, - crises every four or five years, they are regrettable, and this should have been avoided, but i think that impartiality is a difficult issue for lots of people to understand, and it is a necessary debate. it should not have happened in this way, and management should have foreseen the reaction among gary lineker�*s colleagues and i think the majority of the public on this issue, but they are dealing with a very real issue, and data may be that

got out because bolton is a parasite bolton is the jackal of american politics that crawls out when the current political regime in washington is carrion. well, what should they do? in this situation, they have only one option left to further raise rates, and this is already scary, because they have stupidly overestimated them. so what's next is scary. then you need to get into first into ukraine, get out of the conflict around ukraine and enter into a conflict in the science of ukraine, yes, and then, and then take on direct obligations. in the field of security in relation to secrecy. well, yes, it is possible, but only idiots can do such fearless actions. i mean, personally zelensky and personal olfasholts. but by the way, u our fulsa also began to show some signs, what is called the movement of neurons in the brain. he began to remember as well. he talked with vladimir vladimirovich. this is what really struck me. well, even in such a dummy as a schelz, neurons began to move, that is, roughly speaking, there are two fearless ones left, these are dudes. and zelensky well, actuall

and they are, they stayed in the trumping station of john bolton, sir, to special security advisor and, and they're in there in the biden administration. so these people who manipulate the defense institutions that are supposed to be constitutionally bound and they're supposed to serve the country and serve the people, the people that pay for them. they don't, they don't do any that they just use those institutions. and so i guess i was, you know, when you've been in the military, we, you know, you've been in service for awhile. you pretty much lose patience with it. and so i, i really had overtime begun to trust my own gut and my own judgment. and yet it was not a problem for me to seek out ways to, to share the information that i had. it didn't even, it didn't bother me and i was eager to do it. you and i both worked with people from the defense department's office of special plans or o s p in the run up to the iraq war. this was an unusual and highly politicized group. in the defense department, that was led by a close former aid to vice president dick cheney by the name of bill lud

of the current administration, saying that the us president is not ready to go all the way notes boltonlumn for wall, sheared a successful moscow blackmail highlights washington's inability to formulate clear war goals and develop a strategy to achieve them mr. biden wants russia to lose, but it seems he is afraid that ukraine will really win. bolton is a republican , but now he is a stranger among his own, like mike pompeo mike pence or not inside the republican party, writes the washington post civil war on the ukrainian issue and forces are not equal mood the tops, radically opposite in outlook, an ordinary, whose voter is shaking both from ukraine and from the prospects of a third world war. i listen to all the republicans, communicate with them and they agree on one thing, this is not necessary for war. ronda. santi donald trump and others speak of a crisis in our nation's leadership. doesn't believe in joe biden, as commander in chief he was terrible in that position in afghanistan now let's look at our policy and strategy towards ukraine need not save ukraine but save from china

well, gentlemen , i will tell you very briefly that i read michael bolton's article on the wall streetichael bolton is an adviser to various us presidents and at various times was a representative of the united states for the reorganization of the united nations at one time, somewhere in the 2000s, a very cool uncle, well, this guy knows strict rules, such a cowboy can be said to be a little retired. they are starting to stress, although they say, of course, the endless war is so good for america , 13 months of fighting, not a single american was killed, they say that the war is fine, but they say that if there is a plan for the ukrainian victory, then it is time to make it public, if there is not one, it must be said, because i say the ukrainians are well done, but it is difficult for them to fight when one hand is tied behind the back bearing in mind that the help is not enough well, i will remember the old series of the urban joke about the man who came to the urologist and says to the doctor i will go there or here or here because back and forth is already making me nervous, and th

it is also known that bolton john bolton said that the muslims of the united states are again acceptedso already dead. drinking is remembered. yes, that is, us officials have been saying for several years that mousse is political, and political tools are a tool for committing political revenge, and in the end. he has already died. i have a question now, e to the canoe, but to this whole team is resurrected, huh? well, you just had to resurrect for a short time to use against our country, and then kill again. well, it's so american. i mean the administration's aggressive rhetoric was reinforced for a moment by sanctions against the prosecutor and other court employees. it was a few years ago in the united states of america as soon as the assembly of the states parties to the rome statute in the twenty-first year chose a new prosecutor. this happened uh, then, when instead of telegamy fatu in insuda and uh, im became a briton karimkhan, the new administration, the united states you will probably be surprised, but the sanctions were lifted. and there was, apparently, reincarnation. well,

and bolton yes, he also stated that yes, if the ukrainians were blown up, well done. well, good. not at the same time , he perfectly understands that it was not the ukrainians who were blown up , they understand that these are also goats from the repair. well that's a good fact terrorist gemini he also applies well done no no, it's the americans. you understand, if it were somewhere in europe or somewhere, i’m not talking about russia or china. this is, of course, a good terrorist attack, but there are bad terrorist attacks, if americans die, then you need to understand everything simply and well. you started with uh what uh clergy in ukraine to condemn. eh, you can't. you know, i talked with many clergy in ukraine, and then i say that you can’t refer to the pictures deeply. there are all sorts of things, of course, well, like everywhere, like everywhere, there are also people, but really hmm, well, careerists who made a career inside the church, as a matter of fact, these schismatics the lion's share of them, we all, for example, understood which is a bishop. uh, canonical ortho

rather, start a nuclear arms race in a nuclear war, according to bolton, the united states will haveerything we knew during the cold war is absolutely ineffective today. now, facing the threat of two serious nuclear opponents. the us must urgently reconsider the requirements for the production of warheads and delivery systems. according to the diverse but uncharted scenario, where the warheads are there and the carriers are to normal people, bolton ideas may seem wild, but the american military-industrial complex is always ready to connect, just give it to the northtop. gruman reported the day before that they had successfully tested a solid-propellant engine for the first stage of the new centlinal intercontinental ballistic missile. so it is called should replace the minin-3 missiles, who are on combat duty. the purpose of these tests is to validate the sensonal team's approach to design. what will allow you to move on to the next stage, the next stage is already flight tests, but is america ready to jump over its head the arms race in the framework of the new strategic rivalry of

the hague. of any scenario of the development of the war , former national security adviser shandon boltonbelieves. in his opinion, beijing seeks regional and with time and global harmony, alyosha and allies have leverage to stop he said about this in an interview, my colleagues are tatyana vorozhko, also in the opinion of a talker who is considering the possibility of participating in the presidential election campaign of 2024 , the nato outfit should develop a clear strategy for the victory of ukraine and provide all the necessary resources for this. opinion to what extent is china already involved on the side of russia and can it start or dramatically increase military support? i think china is very actively supporting russia, of course we know that they have significantly increased the purchase of oil and gas from russia probably more than is publicly reported they would be happy to eventually do this on a permanent basis i have no doubt that sanctioned russian financial institutions are laundering money through the opaque chinese financial system in global markets and i think china ca