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we transcribed it john bolton. john bolton. we're on remote. john bolton's like it's broken up. no john bolton does the you said this interview would be 15 minutes and you're 15 minutes are up, sir. and i'm like, actually, i've got a clock in front of me. we're not at that time and that is a great moment to know that john bolton, who john bolton is, you know, is nobody's fool. what do you do about john? what smart guy he's been debating since the yale political union is actually very good at interviews. interviews don't get better. that's a great moment to go. okay. i have the receipt. he thinks he's out of here, but he's not out here. so those are great moments when you talk about in the book, you know, you know, gotcha questions. as a former president, i'm sure you've accused others of using gotcha. sure. it's classic move from politicians. oh, that's a gotcha question. nothing wrong with a gotcha question. that's good i'm trying to get you i'm holding it to account right now. my goal, i love the way people run away. yeah, i'm trying to get you. i make no apologies for that. r

a now enter stage, john bolton, suggesting taiwan needs to expand it. so name, security partnership and ostensibly to deter china from taking any action against pay. does that seem like the like the results of, of what he appears to want? it's a really interesting question because actually i'm speaking from the firewall on taiwan has been trying to do what former national security adviser both suggested. so there been many, for example, members of parliament from your european countries visiting taiwan, nato military officers have visited taiwan. so taiwan is trying to do that, but i think the key challenge which may have been left a bit on, addressed in bolton's remarks, is, what are those other countries willing to do or taiwan. and that's frankly, it's just an unknown for me, the key take away from what i said is peace through strength of taiwan is serious about in taiwan has to prepare on its own. and of course, with its key part or the united states, it would be a little risky, in my opinion, for taiwan to rely on countries that are much further aw

this is bolton, just deciphering bolton and spinning it all up.rding to your scenario. this means that bolton said that there are people who are afraid of a big war and are afraid of the use of nuclear weapons, but we will not listen to them, we still. let's go down in the name what? well, in order for ukraine to be officially recognized in its uh border, why would they say, uh, most americans would risk us having melitopol behind ukraine mariupol something else we have never heard these uh geographical names and without hearing, so here, in general, this is a leak. it was still unofficial. he said something, it's not that the official vote is leaks for the final times but we know that these leaks they very often really correspond to reality, or even start with special, uh, special purposes the second thing about this, most likely, yes, and what do we conclude. so, which countries are against giving ukraine a road map, the united states well, that would be enough to put an end to it, if the united states is opened, then it will not be germany the

and bolton by the way, why isn't he here by chance?ill be a terrible dream, if russia and china unite, they will begin this rapprochement. and there is another indicator. here you mentioned in the information in malaysia yes is moving from settlements in dollars with china and saudi arabia is doing the same with china by selling oil, that is, former allies. because you're in saudi arabia in malaysia, the impact on the eyes has always been strong. let's see the prime minister of malaysia. no, there is no reason for malaysia to continue to depend on the us dollar for example in our negotiations between malaysia and indonesia. we raise issues in the use of the ringit and the rupee of the central bank. malaysia also made a proposal to implement this method questions fucking, during the visit to the chinese use of the ringit and more important question regarding the asian monetary fund and the initial stage, which i suggested being ministerial, because at that time the us dollar was very strong. but now with china's economic aid to japan an

his supporters attacked government buildings in january after he lost the presidential election. bolton aro, has denied any involvement. ukrainian president vladimir lensky has named a new ambassador to beijing after a phone call with chinese president. she sion thing is the 1st time the 2 liters are spoken. since rushes invasion of ukraine, british regulators is blocked. microsoft 6, a $9000000000.00 deal to buy video game maker activision blizzard. the competition and markets authority says the acquisition would of stifled competition in the cloud gaming market. they all cash deal was set to give microsoft control of popular game franchises by call of duty and county crush. and authorities in panama had been forced to reduce shipping access through the panama canal because of an historic drought. about 6 percent of global shipping passes through the canal. so those are the headlines. news continues here now to 0 after witness staging vents. what's left now. there is no channel that covers world views like we do. the scale of this camp is like nothing you've ever seen access to health

russian embassy luck for the third day in the kurgan region continues to fight with strong fires bolton's statement in taiwan raise the stakes and the degree of tension kikin. the threat to taiwan is clearly demonstrated almost every day, a military forum with the participation of american weapons lords will only bring serious disasters to the taiwanese people turkey openly accused the us and britain of disruption grain deal. if you ask me, i will answer it is because of the usa and great britain. at the center of geopolitical intrigue tomorrow there is the presidential election and the alignment of interests in the struggle for the post of an unsurpassed expert in latin american affairs. sergey brilyov, grandfather, it is even symbolic that one wing of the presidential palace. already repaired another all the time. you ask : where is the culture here now? two three , we went to be proud that such competitions were born in russia more than two thousand athletes in exactly 300 days will gather in kazan at the games of the future, first comes the digital part, you play on the console and th

moving on john bolton ex-trump adviser, what's important? no, the current trump administration.cle where he proposes some things that are completely outrageous, firstly, he proposes to bring the military spending of the united states of america in percentage terms to the level under reagan. now that means one and a half trillion dollars. that is, well , they took it and doubled it even now in america , people understand that the money spent on ukraine is money for nowhere. and here is how you can come out with such a message. let's send twice as much money to nowhere even more. this is a completely electoral story, not for sale, but that's not all . well, at least change the name. well, to the north atlantic, but in no way, but these countries are not attracted by the ears, but through the arctic region. how would, well, to say, it is about this because it is destroyed. one of their most important postulates, what they say, finland joined nato because russia she was frightened because russia began a special military operation. wait for australia russia than scared their creature

and this is the case when the bolton has on his mind what he killed at home with the state departmentsherwise the united states would not send a patrol plane into the taiwan strait again. yes , his interception, the eastern team in the chinese army on the eve raised their fighters into the sky, recalling one state. they are the admissibility of arms supplies to taiwan these the military industrial complexes of the united states have always been interested in selling weapons and exporting war to receive. huge profits around the world, and the practice of the authorities of the democratic progressive party to lure the wolves into the home of the disgusting will only bring serious disaster to the taiwanese people, the wolves and which the current pro-american authorities in taiwan are luring to peking island are calling the american weapons barons who flock to taipei to the military industry forum to speak forum american gunsmiths will not only be about new deliveries of harpoons and tomahawks, but also about the opening of their own factories on the island. so there is no doubt that the

and he was opposite john bolton, who's a us diploma. and they were talking about something and tony been made this amazing comment. he said, you know, both are in the u. k and the u. s. are in decline and you've got to accept. and you know, you got a very rude on so from the american from john bolton. but he was an amazingly gracious person. but i think he was absolutely right. those in part are in decline . and throughout history you've seen decline and others take that place. and now it is the rise of asia 21st century. and these regions will we want to trade with our neighbors. we should be able to trade with russia, you know, we should be able to trade with iran, and yet we are sanctioned and it doesn't make any sense for us to be sanctioned by that and not to be able to trade with our neighbors. i mean neighbors, you can't change your neighbors, you can change foreign policies, but you can't change over your neighbors. now we only have a couple of minutes left and we've talked a lot about sort of the fuse potential of pakistan, but

i —" speaking to john bolton yesterday speaking tojohn bolton yesterday who of course fell out with donaldo support donald trump say listen, and terms of what is being accused, it doesn't sound like the sort of thing that donald would do. he said that it is patently absent in what we are seeing. patently absent in what we are seeina. ., ._ , patently absent in what we are seeina. ., , , , patently absent in what we are seeinu. . , , , ., seeing. that may well be, but up to $1 million in — seeing. that may well be, but up to $1 million in campaign _ seeing. that may well be, but up to $1 million in campaign funds, - seeing. that may well be, but up to $1 million in campaign funds, and l seeing. that may well be, but up to | $1 million in campaign funds, and he decided _ $1 million in campaign funds, and he decided that wasn't a crime, you don't _ decided that wasn't a crime, you don't even — decided that wasn't a crime, you don't even have campaign funds being used here _ don't even have campaign funds being used here. so, this is not a crime which _ used here. so, this is not a crime which

in decline and you've got to accept and you know, where you rudo on separately american from john bolton. but he was an amazingly gracious person. but i think he was absolutely right. those empires are in decline, and throughout history you've seen and decline, and others take that place. and now it is the right the 21st century. and these regions will we want to trade with our neighbors. we should be able to trade with russia, you know, we should be able to trade with iran, and yet we are sanctioned and it doesn't make any sense for us to be sanctioned by that and not to be able to trade with our neighbors. i mean neighbors, you can't change your neighbors, you can change foreign policies, but you can't change over your neighbors. now we only have a couple of minutes left and we've talked a lot about sort of this youth potential practice and, but i want to pay homage to your roots as well. and, you know, whenever i visit packets and i'm always sort of stricken by the legacy of your founding father and mother lead, you know, who i think was a man of this amazing cohort of the life of att

on january 8th, a week after his successor was inaugurated bolton our denies. any involvement in sudan, the fighting between the army and rival paramilitaries has fled on the 2nd day of a supposed 3 day truce. their growing fears of a humanitarian crisis and a prolonged conflict which would further des, stabilize an already volatile region. when fighting broke out in sedans, capital cartoon, in mid april. it's sent shock waves around the world. sudan is a vast country and a volatile region. what happens here has implications for the whole of north east africa and beyond. sudan is surrounded by 7 countries. all have seen, unrest was all revolutions in recent years. nearly all are still mired in their own internal complex. the un secretary general has warned the entire region could be further destabilized. hundreds of thousands of sudanese refugees could now descend on some of those countries too. so who were the biggest regional players seeking to influence events on the ground? first up, egypt surrounds northern neighbor, is itself and a military rule. it has d

john bolton says the island toads. we can avoid conflicts with the mainland. the more taiwan is embedded with other countries in collective security, collective defense efforts. so lower the likelihood that china will take military action. and this should be a top priority. both in taipei and in washington with as many efforts as are now expanded on strengthening the partnership. we all need to do more. the best way to preserve peace is through strength. asia little risk alice ross feingold has china will continue to strengthen its military and does not renounce a potential use of force against taiwan. china continue to invest its military and its can continue to take steps to improve its military capability searches, periodic large scale exercises around taiwan. not just in the taiwan scrape, but going out further into the western pacific. we've seen examples of that in recent weeks use at different weapon systems. there was a recent example of a, of a drone that move around taiwan. a chinese military drug china is going to continue to do what he thinks is ne

for example, when she had michael bolton on the programme and she said to michael bolton, well, aren'tel wasjust puffing himself up, and she added, on your website! she good kind of give and slap at the same time. then her was her cultural attache, sir les, and then there was her cultural attache, sir les, who was brilliant at naming all the elephants, the herds of elephants in the room. then there was sandy stone, very poignant character, and then there was the real barry, the man behind the mask, who was so erudite. les patterson thought erudite was some kind of glue, but barry was such an intellectual. he collected books, he has over 50,000 books. his shelves are just groaning. he was an art collector, incredibly intellectual. but also, as a friend, the most loving, loyal, kind person. his charm is more disarming than a un peacekeeping force. and so witty, when he'd come round for dinner it was the wimbledon of wit, with one—liners just bouncing back and forth. guests reeling from quick flash, and he had what i call a black belt in tongue—fu, one of life's great gifts. police in ken

you have john bolton here , by the way, he is not talking about military force at all.fense budget, but china's arms race is a typewriter, while the dollar is still small and weak. now about 40% world trade. yuan, there are 4-5. that is. let's while the dollar is still the same hegemon. we use dollars to the fullest . here is what john bolto suggests, but all the rest of his suggestions. i don't think they stand up to scrutiny. this is at least something that, well, probably in the american political establishment , aleksey petrovich can discuss it very briefly, if indeed the united states will bring its military budget to one and a half trillion dollars, and in a year they will be able to really pull up to u increase or maybe maintain its military superiority in china. because now, uh, they say that the united states has already lost its military superiority and will lose the war with china outright, if she answers briefly. that they will master this money, but they made a huge injection in development, well, getting hypersonic technology spent a lot of money, the resu

they act quite consistently and in addition to all sorts of boltons and morozitsky ones.m, and as the crisis develops, at first they rule everything, then it’s bad, then they give the helm to someone. you have to be ready for the fact that they are ready for systemic actions. well, let's say to put under control or seriously set fire to our entire capacity. they said here, they are in state, because they thought systematically , we didn’t have anything lying around there and the system works. why yes, why, as it were, so to speak, navalny and other people were not presented with a political announcement under the article of treason? because, but because there is no system, they didn’t say there is no system , it was considered the previous model before the special military operation, it was believed that to communicate with agents, mi-6, without being really a person who recognizes some kind of state missiles. here are those who know his state secrets, who can ride, and this one communicates with a gentleman. how but we can roll it systematically and intelligibly under th

this is josh bolton. he is the white house deputy chief of staff, america should sleep better at night knowing that this calm levelheaded man is helping guide our nation. this is nick calio the head of our office of legislative affairs, i had just said to him what are the chances of the senate passing and wire? [applause] nick, nick really prepares me well when congressional leaders come down for meetings. here he is testing out it will be question were going to use on senator burr, [applause] but we really have a highly motivated group down of the white house. the matter what the task at hand each of us gives 110%. the truth is the door to the oval office has a little peephole and this is karen hughes peeping in on me. this is karl rove peeping in on me. this is connie rice peeping in on me. spot has her own people. [applause] this is an e-card peeping in on me and ladies and gentlemen this is the vice president of the united states looking through a peephole and dick i hope you are not doing what it loo

tom: i'm sure it was bolton drama.led in russia. you have been inflammatory and said throw the bums out and you want the ambassador of russia to be removed from the soil of the united states of america. discuss that. >> this is obviously an entirely political decision by the kremlin. they are taking this reporter hostage and accusing him of espionage but we know that's not true because it's been a long time since reviews reporters for that purpose in order to protect them from this kind of thing. clearly, the russians want to exchange the reporter for something but we don't know what yet. instead of pleading with them to let this hostage go and he is a hostage, i think we've got to declare the russian ambassador purse on a nonprofit. we need to go to our nato allies and ask them to do the same because it could have happened to anyone of their journalists. a strong response is the only thing the russians understand. if we don't start now, gersh kovitz could be in jail a long time. tom: we have an intelligence leak. this

speaker, can i share in my honorable friend's congratulations for all those in bolton, but also offerouth, especially to our party chairman who is an avid supporter of the green army. most importantly, i welcome the election of councillor patel and look forward to his joining our other councillors in delivering for their local areas, with less crime, lower council tax and, importantly, filling more potholes. mr. speaker: mr. alistair carmichael. >> thank you, mr. speaker. last week, the home office announced that it would not be setting up a bespoke visa scheme for the fishing industry of the sort that is already available for people working in fish farms and in offshore wind farms. it also told skippers that crew previously employed by them under a temporary scheme had to stop working immediately. a consequence of that announcement, in fishing ports around the coast today, many fishing boats are tied up unable to go to sea. it is the only time that this home secretary has been successful in our stated ambition of stopping the boats. [laughter] the prime minister and his party promise

uh, washington new york justice, which is bolton although he is an enemy of trump and bolton's memoirsen by a person whom trump tried to believe the truth, and he leaked everything but now he is pulling it on the ranks of them , on themselves, what they pulled on others, that is, roughly speaking, as it was said, that they are like such zoologists. and now he talks about the us like the same fur farm? well, why not? yes, why not, as it were, turn the wheel of history, er, in the other direction? yes, and the bolt can be understood? yeah, he's uh still uh a gop, yeah, he hopes it's the next republican. president. he will return to some good chair, and deep down he also has small presidential ambitions with a bolt, but he says, in fact, that like everything is bursting at the seams with us, that is, the limit of times this is possible in the united states that comes to mind beria and stalin have become. but this means that something conceivable, but it only means that, and when they collided the country on the forehead, uh, bulb, yes, and when they set everyone on trump, when they consid

it's roger bolton, a former eeerre— not. it's roger bolton, a former executive lthe _ not.but he just didn't understand that the culture where you have a word with somebody and then a word with the prime minister and a word with somebody else, and then you get job won't work get the job won't work when you're dealing sort of you're dealing with this sort of pubuc you're dealing with this sort of public so i think you're dealing with this sort of pqueels so i think you're dealing with this sort of pqueels raw. so i think you're dealing with this sort of pqueels raw. i so i think you're dealing with this sort of pqueels raw. i think so i think you're dealing with this sort of pqueels raw. i think he'llthink you're dealing with this sort of pqueels raw. i think he'll beik he feels raw. i think he'll be missed in many ways in the missed in in many ways in the bbc. but i think he's right. he stood down and watched his stood down and i watched his appearance front of the appearance in front of the select committee , and really select committee, and it really was disastrous. know,

john bolton . good morning, ambassador and thank you for being here. wonder what you make of evan gorski witches arrest well, i think this is an act of state terror by the russians. i think they know exactly what they're doing. this is a trumped up charge of espionage, and i think they're trying to set up a trade of some kind. i hope the administration doesn't fall for it. i think instead of begging the russians to let him go if they don't produce pretty quickly i would try and take more decisive action, for example, going to our nato allies and saying, look, we ought to expel russian ambassadors from all of our capitals because if they've arrested the journalist from one country, they could do it from another as well. it's one more step in russia becoming completely rogue state. and i think if we don't draw a line here very clearly very quickly. it's only going to get worse. do you think that's a step that the u. s should take when it comes to expelling the ambassador? absolutely there is no excuse for this arrest at all. this is a total put up job it

john bolton, have actually rallied out to the side of the president. not because they support donald trump as another a for another term, but on the merits of the case. so they say, and you're right, his base, the republican voters, are as energized as ever. his campaign has put out numbers that just in a short amount of time. in about a week since the indictment and then now arraignment, they've raised over $7000000.00 and campaign contributions and republican voters seem to be breaking $8.00 to $108.00 out of 10 for the former president. i am putting rhonda santas, possible challenger governor of florida way in the back seat. so it seems at least this moment right now is galvanizing the republican base. but an election cycle in the united states is long. and if more of these cases are brought forward, particularly the case in georgia on election fraud and the examination, the federal examination of the former president's involvement in january 6 attack. that of course could shift the shift the gamut. so you see this as giving, putting some wind in th

the former brazilian president shire bolton auto has been questioned by police for allegedly inside the riots after he lost last october's election. boston, our supporters stormed government buildings in brazil. ya on january 8th, a week after his successor was inaugurated. also narrow denies any involvement. iran's supreme court has upheld a death sentence, handed down to an iranian german. young she sham. odd. was convicted of being involved in a bombing of a mosque back in 20 o 8. germany's foreign minister under lena bear box says that the sentence is unacceptable. sharman family insist that he is innocent in afghanistan, the teller bon, have killed in islamic state leader thought to have masterminded the bombing of couple airport. 2 years ago. the u. s. has confirmed the killing 170 afghans and 13 american troops were killed in the blast. during the chaotic us withdrawal from afghanistan, israel is celebrating its independence day. the country 75th birthday of spectacular air show was the centerpiece of the festivities, but thousands also joined to protests calling on the right we

of the president, including us, senator mitt romney or his former national security adviser, john bolton, who has been openly very vocally critical of the press, the former president himself poke holes into what they think is a weak case that cannot be said of the other cases. and particularly the federal cases that are under investigation right now, which are the involvement of the former president in the january 6 attack on the heart of american democracy in the capital. and in also it is withholding of that of secret and classified documentation and mar lago. those will likely be larger cases. it will depend on how these will be sequenced. but you're right, the republican base at least has been very rallied by ad the last 4 or 5 days at trump's campaigns, as they've been able to raise almost up to $9000000.00 on the back of these 4 days . based on fridays, i indictment and then by that same token, 8 of 10 republicans right now in current pulling say they would still like to see donald trump as their candidate. and then possibly as their president in 2024. talk about that. how do you t

, the bolton euv the ford pickup tesla model 3 performance model why in addition a number of particular suvs lost eligibility, including nissan legislative rivian trucks being in u.s. vwib 4 bmw x5 electric, you know components the battery component assembly, percentages that are required increase every year, from now about 40% in the case of batteries up to one hundred percent in 2029. some question whether manufacturing will be able to react fast enough to make people eligible for those credits. that said, current market share for evs in u.s. cause 7.2%, a record all-time record jumped, very small pafrj biden administration wants it to be 50% by 2030, maybe pie-in-the-sky but then, again, i don't see time people going to work on a horse and buggy nightmare probably amish in western pennsylvania maybe. maria: a great points, thank you so much, thank you jeff, jeff flock this morning, next hour of "mornings with maria" begins right now. . . >> good tuesday morning. thanks very much for joining us this morning i am maria bartiromo. it is tuesday april 18, top stories right now 8:01 first

government buildings in brazilian, on january the 8th, a week after his successor was inaugurated bolton, our denies. any involvement iran supreme court has confirmed a death sentence against an iranian german dual national jumps. she'd shamar was convicted of being involved in a bombing in bombing, a mosque in 2008, germany is foreign minister on a lena bear boxes. the sentence is unacceptable. shamartha family insist he's innocent. israel is celebrating his independence day marking 75 years since the state was founded. more than a 100 israeli air force planes. helicopters and drones took part in a fly past a were joined by pilots from germany, the u. s. and the u. k. to sedan our fighting between the army and rival paramilitaries has fled on the 2nd day of a supposed 3 day truce, a growing fears of the humanitarian crisis, as hundreds of refugees flee from the conflict into egypt and other neighboring countries. some viewers might find the pictures in our report disturbing from the start. this is what the current sees file looks like. in sudan. despite promises of a 72 hour pause in fi

finally breaking the masks of double standards, former adviser to ex-us president donald trump, john bolton, said that the collective it’s time for the west to destroy russia’s axis china and for this we need new nato members japan australia and israel, the ex-cia analyst stressed that the north atlantic alliance simply faced a shortage of numbers, but are the world ready to fight russia and china for the sake of the interests of the united states comments by maria petrashka. hi all. i am maria petrashka tv news agency, if nato is expanding, then someone needs a question to whom and why, finally, the united states openly admits they want to destroy autumn, russia china forgetting about that this axis appeared only thanks to the pressure and predatory policy of washington , so in order to destroy russia, china in nato for some reason needed australia, israel and japan, you don’t need to be a political strategist to understand that asia and the middle east. yes, and africa is slipping from the colonial american paws of influence, like sand . that is why nato is being turned from the north atl

that's what bolton wants? the world is already moving in a completely different direction. they still speak in tampas. okay, bolt. he says, and this one calls calls for repeating the thieves' training ground. i want to remind you mr. hodges. and you do you remember, last year it was february march, what happened? i am the thieves' training ground, where were they in your universe and so on, what did they say after that? there are those who managed to escape from there, fucking americans and so on. well, what are you talking nonsense, but it disgusts me. i'm sorry. and now, about ukraine, yesterday i told the respected presenter on your program. i, i, i said about this information that we have loaded on us, and about that. what are special units from yes special forces of different countries in more than fifty people were active in ukraine in february in march . what do you think? right there already literally in the evening and this morning, latvia for example, uh, i will remind you that according to some info

bolton calls japan australia and israel atlantic alliance why the us needs it and who interferes with washington's plan, let's figure it out in detail? grodno demons or zhlobin metallurg adventures of the panorama from the second match of the final series of the president 's hockey cup and here is how the start of the fourth round of the national football championship turned out and how yegor sharangovich helped new jersey to beat his washington, we will tell in the day of sports. state awards for belarusian judges and the visit of heads of higher courts of foreign states on the occasion of the centenary of the supreme court of our country time precisely the development of its powers of refinement. what is included in its jurisdiction largely influenced the development of the entire judicial system of our country. today they spoke out and colleagues of the chairman of our supreme court from kazakhstan uzbekistan russia azerbaijan were their first in the morning, as our president met the guests and after the official ceremony of awarding our judicial awards, katerina has a cool thing.

and the bandaged hand complemented the image of bolton openly calling on the states to recognize taiwanese beijing clearly demonstrates the threat against taiwan almost every day . taiwan by terminating bilateral diplomatic relations. and this is the case when walton in the language of what killed the pentagon at home with the state departments in mind. otherwise, the united states would not send a patrol plane back to the taiwan strait. yes, his interception of the eastern command of the chinese army on the eve raised its fighters into the sky, recalling one state. they are the permissibility of supplying weapons to taiwan, these military industrial complexes of the united states have always been interested in selling weapons to the export of war. huge profits around the world, and the practices of the authorities and the democratic progressive party lure wolves in the house are disgusting and will only bring serious disaster to the taiwanese people, wolves and which the current pro-american authorities in taiwan are luring to peking island calls the american arms barons who flock to taip

john bolton as well.efore that. reagan white house before that. so we get his take as that plane takes off. moving on, though, closer start the closer to home, the start of the new talks here. it's estimated that will that businesses in the uk will be hit with an extra £9 billion a year of taxes. but another concern is the sharp rise in oil pnces concern is the sharp rise in oil prices , which have soared to prices, which have soared to over 5% as major producers led by saudi arabia, pledge to cut production . now, this production. now, this development poses a new challenge on the cost of living crisis. as pressure to crisis. and as pressure to central banks to control inflation. let's bring in our economic and business editor liam with on the money liam halligan with on the money . yes, liam. low oil prices contextualise this to me. now, what's it going to do to my fuel tank? what's going on? really, what is happening? well, when you can fill up your car or i know you like a bit van drive now weekend pa

bolton said that the indictment quote is, alas, weaker than i feared.nd trump will quickly make excuses. well, even a key conviction, even if they put him in jail, will not prevent trump from running for president of america , donald himself. after returning to his residence. mara lagza said that the us is going to hell. and the leadership of america, led by biden , will bring the world to a full-scale third world nuclear war. donald trump stands in front of the judge the first former president in the history of the country to be prosecuted the courthouse security is right behind him as he sits at the table of the accused the camera in the corridor of the fifteenth floor recorded an unprecedented scene and look the officer here did not hold the door to the president for him. i had to hold the door for myself. i think this happened for the first time in quite some time grimly and frowning the court. he was still frowning, his behavior described as obviously aggressive. it seemed that during the time when the lawyer spoke on his behalf. he said things tha

>> i won't make anything of what bolton says.ical revenge against a former president. that's not a precedent you want to have. here you have multiple prosecutors that refused to prosecute this case yet this guy is doing it. i'm sitting in del rio, texas, where we have 4.8 million illegal immigrants crossing the border and no one is talking about that. that's the issue, harris. we're dealing with a lot of political drama that's unnecessary because you have the political, vengeful people and we should be talking about every staved is a border state. we had 70,000 people die of fentanyl and opioid deaths in 2021. the number one cause of death for 18 to 49-year-olds is now opioids. we're talking about political revenge of a former president? it doesn't make sense and why the new york prosecutors are trying to waste our time but the american people need to remember this is what counts, this is what we need to be talking about. this is where the focus needs to be. this is a national security threat to every american family. >> harris:

let's be that guide. we will definitely be guided by it, for example, bolton, he believes that americang the path of lavrenty pavlovich when i heard about it, my first thought was about lavrentiy beria, the former head of the kvd in soviet times, who once said to joseph stalin there would be a man, and article is found. but as you understand this pocryph, of course, i strongly doubt that we are living in an amazing time at all. well, of course, i understand that the state is going crazy, but to with such speed and so convincingly it this is a dangerous level of insanity, the united states she remembers is the world's largest economy. but if not the first, then certainly not the second yet, he is actually frightening, because , as it turns out, the dubaidan was a swindler who is threatened. now that with superfluous years prison, and and which is now again will be selected. he may be doing his duty in arrest, but the current one, when he smiles, you want to say grandpa, you are the main one, you don’t smile. look like this without regaining consciousness. he will send the whole world in

all mister willie put it at all for a while off walker bolton rushed forward out of your own. wish out of your own, of course, knowing your old dorsey when you buy me, there's no la plus in the from what god for george, nobody you m the pardon their hold on better by the much what i shall border millennials was proper unless they say that it fail what's in florida, but should be to me and will should be reading you so i can go to what left? no, i mean i had what you troy, what i meant you're clear to me enough for upon the us and the number one. yeah, we're filled out. not one by shot, by sure you got 311116 . i'm used to reload. shampoos good. whitfield shall get valuable. but at least you'll do norm cooperative. give up a good i think for north will should a little bit more than a bomb awesome through when you do also broke up loose it the soil use lee. that with all of that he has it. lacking itala wasn't able to get that out of them. moist video book would be the rose law, the it scott will get nearer. she didn't get any by bit. yeah. but a lot has to be a butch. what now?

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another english new mother massey, juma paul that are older bolton, dor, he'll shave what that quasi 3 vacuum english quality became warm english elbow care henchey, embarking the heavy marsh. i come home and thus has had a major concern settled and oh yeah, yeah. age of i can buy toward, i not want to come by toward focus. ok, peter. think dolphins are among the few safe inhabitants of the amazon. but i also decided to show korea one of those vistas drug dealers. hi doubts. thank your physical omar to learn more. i know. i tell you more, i wonder whether you feel. thank you here. keep an eye on for him. this is close to where mateo's lives, the police recently ransacked a drug dealing nest, confiscating several 100 kilograms of cocaine. i trusted our kia gentlemen, according to mateus, still more here at night, clerical. you how the memory? i think people from the how high if you that are up, they hired them to shout on what i now to full fall face can if i'm as emma not on it or did you possibly with. meanwhile, the prostate governor arrives in central m with humanitarian aid for l

that's what it's all about , and john bolton once again openly articulates it.ructure around the world to crush everyone who tries to think otherwise to be a center of power separate from the united states. another interesting conclusion follows from this. after all, the west again confuses cause and effect. let us once again recall the entry into nato and the eastern european states of the baltic states in 2004. well, what kind of fear? in relation to russia at that moment, estonia latvia could experience lithuania don't know slovenia or slovakia was none of that. russia was at that moment a very weak education. unfortunately militarily. well, in the political then, russia tried to agree on some kind of common cooperation, which is now in the form of an explosion in nord stream one and nord stream 2. well, everything, the west itself put a big cross on it. that is, even this was a lie, and it was precisely the consistent buildup of the power of nato that was accepted into it without any military or political reason for other countries and served to increase ten