they introduce more elements of the chaos they make sure like. and the last few days is as we speak. now, there are scared missions in the capital of libya and other cities and a few citizens have already been killed. and there are also try to build a complex and on the board because of libya. and we know for sure that we have the slave market of african workers is still going own. that's what i think that's what, as famously people said, that's what a black president of the united states did, ironically create, say, markets back again in africa. nature, nations obviously deny the corruption. but just how many say ca or am i 6 offices? do you think are currently in libya and why do the tribal groups? why can't they meet with them? well, again, again, i'm going to quote for you, i was the west themself. phase. stephanie williams said that they believe in libya, there are 10 foreign military bases. it's 10 foreign military bases and 22000 foreign fighters in the country. that's a country of 70000000. this is a huge army. the foreign military base i

she was the west one. libya is chaos and maintenance of this chaos they want for a year from military conflict, them from b and then for another year some fake elections done for the parliament for the bus . and then for another year, some tribal conflicts on the borders with chad and then some smuggling smuggling of african workers to be sold as slaves on the coast and city cities of libya. and they changed the game like the face of the game mother game every year. when they want the election 3 years ago, this was just another phase that they wanted to learn and, and therefore maintain chaos and libya. federalist duffy would have ended this game completely and would have one with a landslide, the elections and libya. libyans know that libya be stuck to each other that we meet with our enemies and libya. they're not our enemies anymore. from 2011, we have negotiations. dialogue. we rely on our religion on our common identity to you in our history of you had that getting the invaders from outside and the west is care. the west is scared of our common identity. common goals, common inte

so chaos is introduced and then them in detail in this case with political games. the same thing for, for ukraine, the same thing for iraq and syria. but the idea is the same. you have to shock people, you have to, but feel in their hearts, you have to divide them whether by their tribes or their religion or day of geography or whatever you can find to study and find. that's why a kid that makes in the west are actually in alliance and intellectuals with the military power of their, of their country. so i believe that the gradient thing was planned not a year ago, not 2 years ago, but a long, long time ago. but certainly since 2014, in which the west supported, the turmoil and ukraine supported the targeting of civilians and ukraine in the east. a few grand knowing that this will be why the country may be, will force russia to intervene, to protect the civilians. and then the case is there. so what you do is you maintain it, you manage it, you know, of course, that many people will die, doesn't matter. the idea is that the ukraine would be fully and the under your

and you talk about the chaos _ the chaos in baghdad.he time, we were told that action by america and its allies was essential for the stability, the peace and stability of the world, of the international order, because you couldn't have people like saddam hussein running round with weapons of mass destruction but do you think 20 years on, looking back, the whole episode contributed more to the instability rather than the stability of the world, and more to dangers really in the international order, ratherthan dangers really in the international order, rather than peace and security. order, rather than peace and securi . �* , order, rather than peace and securi . v , , order, rather than peace and security-— order, rather than peace and securi . , ., security. it's pretty easy to look back, security. it's pretty easy to look back. and _ security. it's pretty easy to look back, and see _ security. it's pretty easy to look back, and see things _ security. it's pretty easy to look back, and see things clearly, i security. it's pretty easy t

the reason why there is a political chaos right going by august on because we have a hodgepodge of a government which has failed completely and has driven i gone him into the ground . we have the worst economic crisis in our history of 75 years. we have unprecedented inflation. we have a contracting economy with unemployment roy. we actually have no hope with this government because there is no political stability, those why chronic stability. so all we want is, and the supreme court, by the way, as order elections to be on the 30th of april. and these, the government is trying to get out of elections. the problems are because the government knows that a body that has 130 out of 37 by elections. they're scared that we will suit the elections. hence, they're trying to get out of it. and my other worry is that they're trying to create a situation of chaos which this could easier to lead to girls of the where did you know, dad? my house from 3 sizes if i was some terrorist. so if, if this leads do chaos, it would suit the government because they're already trying to get out of the elect

it was chaos, tumbling _ down carriages. it was chaos, tumbling over, _ down carriages.aos, tumbling over, fires, - down carriages. it was chaos, tumbling over, fires, cables l tumbling over, fires, cables hanging, broken windows, people screaming, people trapped. these people are the lucky ones, fire officials say the first two carriages of the train completely disintegrated in the crash. the next two derailed entirely. how to train is travelling in opposite directions came to directly collide will be the next issue officials will tackle. for now the focus is on recovery and as morning breaks increase the hope is the light will bring survivors with it. stephanie prentice has been following this for us and joins me now. the priority right now is to find any survivors.- find any survivors. this is alive rescue _ find any survivors. this is alive rescue and - find any survivors. this is alive rescue and details l find any survivors. this is - alive rescue and details coming in by the hour, challenging scene for people on site, the first carriages were crushed entirely and

and in fighting within syria, so whenever they, it's chaos. when of this misery isis benefits and the region lives on agricultural . so families had massive crop failures and they need other sources of income, which makes them opening the and then obviously whenever the s d f, the student democratic forces that are supposed to fight isis. a busy with turkish attacks on the north, on frond, they have to, in the last military operation, an invasion of turkey, ne syria, where they were even isis members, that could escape from account that was attacked by turkish tillery. so these talks millionaire, british 1st forces i'm in the country which are considered one of the main armed forces against i ass in the region. talk with us about western country. they are not doing enough because this local administration is all the burdens you know, they have to got the fighters in about 20 prisons. they have to provide for tens of thousands isis, a national support that is basically isolated and see it off by a hostile environment. turkey in the north, the k

after the financial chaos _ losing those funds. after the financial chaos of _ losing those funds. of 2008, - losing those funds. after the financial chaos of 2008, the | financial chaos of 2008, the regulators announcing tougher restrictions on banks. fire restrictions on banks. are ost- restrictions on banks. are post- financial— restrictions on banks. are post- financial crisis - restrictions on banks. fie post— financial crisis measures not working? they haven't. silicon valley bank you here as a special case. they had a lot of deposits, 90% plus of the deposits that were too big, too high for the insurance so they were subject to being lost if the bank went into failure. as soon as there was with the bank might have a problem, people pulled their money out. you had that happen. the other problem is there was poorly run. silicon valley bank was buying along the data treasuries, long dated mortgage—backed securities that are aaa rated but you can still lose money on them and they did because they were buying longer dated bonds when interest rates were 1.5% and no interest rate on

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with the chaos of the transport system and i chaos of the transport system and infrastructure. _ chaoss, i think it has hit confidence and we | think it has hit confidence and we need _ think it has hit confidence and we need that— think it has hit confidence and we need that back. _ think it has hit confidence and we need that back.— need that back. thank you very much for now. need that back. thank you very much for now- we — need that back. thank you very much for now. we have _ need that back. thank you very much for now. we have had _ need that back. thank you very much for now. we have had an _ need that back. thank you very much for now. we have had an e-mail- need that back. thank you very much for now. we have had an e-mail who | for now. we have had an e—mail who says surely the more important question is why so much of the licence fee goes to the salary for gary lineker. another e—mail says of me and my boys would do the job for 10% of the fee! you know we never let you go without a bit of something to cheer. it's the oscars tonight. whoever wins, one of the most amazing sto

it led to chaos, with other _ of the day 2. .. day 2. .. it led to chaos, with other sports presenters i with other sports presenters refusing to work in solidarity. sports programmes on the bbc at the weekend were massively disrupted. as well as lifting gary lineker�*s suspension, the bbc says there will be a review led by an independent expert who's yet to be decided. it'll look at social media guidance and focus on freelancers outside news and current affairs, like gary lineker. the bbc, says mr lineker, is in favour of such a review. the director—general was accused of bowing to political pressure when he suspended gary lineker — an accusation tim davie denies. i suspended gary lineker - an accusation tim davie denies. i can tell ou, accusation tim davie denies. i can tell you. anyone — accusation tim davie denies. i can tell you, anyone who _ accusation tim davie denies. i can tell you, anyone who knows - accusation tim davie denies. i can tell you, anyone who knows me i accusation tim davie denies. i can tell you, anyone who

i think that they are of such a symbolic nature and a purposeful attempt is made to sow panic and chaoshe local population through such strikes, that is, i think that this is not some kind of accident the target - this is a targeted strike on the local population of the civilian population of the police station. well, according to the latest information , four have already died. what we wanted to ask yesterday was three, then two again. explain what gives 24 dead, where does the information about two come from? the official information of the emergency department of the city government of the regional government, while we are talking about two dead, so during the day there were 3.4, but the official information, while the two dead were missing, there was still a child, it seems, if i am not mistaken. that's right. yes, there is a precedent when a girl stayed under the rubble for 5 hours and managed to save her alive , that is, we hope that it will also be possible to save these people who disappeared without a tree alive . you are probably talking about her like this, the girl who was u

robbery and chaos. turn, all this is robbery and chaos. robbery and chaos . that's chaos.chaos. that's what our leaders and the little wizards have inflicted upon us. it was true. two and a half thousand years ago and it's still true now that old book also warns us about those who try to control all, who use force to protect the power they take from those who do not have enough and give to those who have far too much . this is how have far too much. this is how we will beat them, how we will win by remembering what our ancestors learned long ago and final finally doing something about it. here's the thing . it's about it. here's the thing. it's long past time to watch the guards. what we need all over the west. and once and for all, is a changing of the guards . is a changing of the guards. daniel moylan , what do you make? daniel moylan, what do you make? who guards the guard? who watches the watchers? well, neal watches the watchers? well, neal, one thing i disagree with you about in that is that you are having a trial of boris johnson at the moment. you can call it a tr

robbery and chaos. turn, all this is robbery and chaos. robbery and chaos . that's chaos.d chaos. that's what our leaders and the little wizards have inflicted upon us. it was true. two and a half thousand years ago and it's still true now that old book also warns us about those who try to control all, who use force to protect the power they take from those who do not have enough and give to those who have far too much . this is how have far too much. this is how we will beat them, how we will win by remembering what our ancestors learned long ago and final finally doing something about it. here's the thing . it's about it. here's the thing. it's long past time to watch the guards. what we need all over the west. and once and for all, is a changing of the guards . is a changing of the guards. daniel moylan , what do you make? daniel moylan, what do you make? who guards the guard? who watches the watchers? well, neal watches the watchers? well, neal, one thing i disagree with you about in that is that you are having a trial of boris johnson at the moment. you can call it a

uh dive them uh, in a state of chaos. e. complete destruction of any constitutional system of any government agencies of law enforcement agencies, uh, and. uh, hmm dive. here the population is just such a very severe socio-economic crisis. and when the president says that, uh, tomorrow this challenge will come, the challenge is just related to the confrontation of sovereign states with their those corporations, if we do not resist, and we alone will definitely not be able to, uh, resist their huge, and their assets uh money supply, but together we can resist and save our world, and most importantly, keep the world in order. eh, completely different. not the one that is now trying to impose a large corporation. i suppose to national elites of these countries. ah, those who own large capitals, because the russians roughly showed that these young capitals, no matter how big they were, they were not the same. double players in the big arena quickly indicate their place, so save your capital when you go beyond your national juris

here to react on the troubling alliance "the washington post" columnist, chaos under heaven coshoctonrogin.>> this shouly notion, brian, that china is neutral or can be a positive, constructive negotiator in this russia-ukraine war. what president xi has done is stood by putin as he celebrates a war crime. putin just got back from his victory lap in mariupol where he defied the international criminal court rightly charged whim war crimes for the theft of thousands ukrainian children. abduction of ukrainian children. this is what president xi decides to celebrate. talks about coming together to stand guard over the world order what is he advocating new world order not the one we have that has secured relative peace, freedom and prosperity since world war ii. is he talking about a world order that makes it safe for thuggery, oppression, autocracy and war crimes. that's the world order that president xi and putin are advocating. that's what they're celebrating. that's what we have to stand against. >> brian: hear the exchange when john kirby was challenged with the china-russian alliance

tonight --te nickit kroll -ey star of "party down" actress zoe chao - ney!rom zara larsson -- featuring the 8g band with urian hackney. ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is late night we hope you're doing well. and now, if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news the white house said yesterday that it supports a new bipartisan bill that would give president biden the power to ban tiktok of course, biden could end tiktok at any time simply by making an account. [ light laughter ] okay this jumped the shark. capitol police chief thomas manger issued a statement yesterday criticizing fox news host tucker carlson's release of security footage of the january 6th attack and said carlson made, quote, "offensive and misleading conclusions. of course, that's just what is says when you turn on his closed captioning [ light laughter ] according to newly released legal documents, fox news host tucker carlson told colleagues after the 2020 election, quote, "we are very, very close to being able to ignore trump

. iloathed because of conservative chaos.because of conservative chaos. what you say to people who _ because of conservative chaos. what you say to people who say this is a budget for the rich, allowing people who are already well off or who are in a lot set more into their pensions? {lit in a lot set more into their pensions?— in a lot set more into their ensions? _, , ., ., in a lot set more into their ensions? , ., ., , pensions? of course we want to help older people — pensions? of course we want to help older people who _ pensions? of course we want to help older people who want _ pensions? of course we want to help older people who want to _ pensions? of course we want to help older people who want to stay - pensions? of course we want to help older people who want to stay in - older people who want to stay in work and by definition they will generally be on higher salaries, but nearly five times more help is going to young parents. nearly five times more help is going to young parents-— to young parents. your official

. >>> the storm not only created chaos for people, but the storms appear to have claimed a lime. today in thebe's thom jensen continues our coverage from san francisco. >> reporter: in san francisco's panhandle park, a massive yuke eucalyptus fell smashing four cars. >> we came to the deck out front and saw the tree down.

." ♪♪ >> chaos on a united flight caught on camera. >> i will kill every man on this plane. >> a manempting to stab a flight attendant and open the emergency door mid flight. this morning, the passengers who raced into action to help subdue him, as the faa calls an emergency meeting to address a wave of alarming airline incidents. we'll ask captain sully sullenberger what needs to be done to keep all passengers safe.

i paraphrase, oh, chaos. chaos. we are really kind of chaos. we are really concerned about things that we're going to see happen in. the move up to 2024, i was particular irked and flummoxed the media coverage of the this is moving immigrants to martha's vineyard. that was a stunt engineered the press and the press has be present then the point isn't to say oh this was a stunt point is then to go to martha's vineyard and cover from the perspective of the people who are and we're going to have to get into formation around those kinds of events that are going to circle events the capacity of the press to cover things going to happen fast and there's going to be more of them. and the thing about the internet that, it does it's not just that people are spreading information. they're trading resource, they're trading tactics. and so we are likely to see. in 2024, more and more. turning to social media, any kind of interest in even interacting with the press causing chaos, in having their own spin on it, in their own media, about and it's going to ta

. >> reporter: chaos in south beach this weekend.e ran for cover after gunfire erupted friday night outside restaurants packed with customers on busy ocean drive. one man died in the hospital, and another was injured. >> i don't think i've ever ducked and hid from gunshots in my life. >> reporter: earlier sunday morning, a second deadly shooting just blocks away. surveillance video captured the gunman opening fire on a man walking on the sidewalk. >> my city doesn't need it. we really don't need to be an all-night party town. >> reporter: miami beach mayor dan gelber declared a state of emergency sunday and instituted a curfew to, quote, control excessively large and unruly crowds. in addition to road closures, the curfew forces restaurants to close by midnight and banned the sale of alcohol off-site after 6:00 p.m. residents and hotel guests may be asked to show i.d. this is the third year in a row miami beach has taken emergency measures to control a surge in visitors, many traveling to florida from other cities that were facing co

most kids was but they left behind chaos and fear in a city that was about to felicity. all right, let's go straight to hamburg where dw special correspondent, max xanda is at the scene of the shoe. think, max, what more can you tell us about what happened? right, i know so as of now it's expected that at least 8 people were killed in last night's attack. the police are here was quite quickly to respond to the street. a specialist issue wasn't a facility and was able to enter the building as we know from the school. so they assume that the building is among the did they have shot know, according to with you, your former member of there. all right, next we're having some problems hearing you, so we'll leave it last now and we'll come back to you later. next sunday in hamburg . thanks so much. now george's parliament has formerly dropped plans for a foreign agents law that has triggered a major domestic political crisis and an international outcry. thousands took to the streets for danes, asking the government to revoke the bill. the controversial proposal would have requi

who are the agents of chaos? >> people who post the social media algorithms in all caps saying chaos will ensue, there will be lines around the banks, some will get their money out, most not. large venture capital firms who have tens of billions invested in crypto do not share a collective interest in the health of the banking system and individuals on the way up see america as a cross between the hunger games and capitalism and on the way down believe we should be denmark. capitalism on the way up and socialism on the way down is neither. it's cronyism. >> kara, you so many start-up firms relied on this silicon valley lender to get their business and get their business going, and they can't necessarily go to bigger banks. there is a knock-on effect where we see the huge part of our economy crippled? >> well, no. there's money for them. there's always money for them. they used to say there's not enough rat holes to shove all the money in silicon valley down. i think they will get money. this bank was particularly

so far, it's unclear what the attack, his motive was, but they've left behind chaos and fear in a city that was about to fall asleep. andy w. benjamin alvarez gruber is in hamburg. he gave us this update from the scene. one of the neighbors, a woman who's living nearby tal german media that she heard several rounds of gunshots. if before 9 p m. police was nearby, they managed to come to this place of worship that you can see here behind me shortly after 9 p. m. when the 1st offices entered the building, they still heard and shot that the information that we have and will pretty quickly also with the work, with the different ambulances. and then they gave the information that they believe that the attacker is not on the run, as of course, is something that people here were also hoping for. they believe that it was one person. and that it did to have this shooting that went in there and started a shooting. the area is corned off. so the whole area here in the streets for the neighbors that are here around. and of course, it's shocking news for everyone who is involved to see exactly what

this chaos is being allowed under joe biden's watch. we'll bring the latest. >> ashley: and a sheriff paid his own visit to the border to see what is being done to stop the flow of fentanyl in his state. you will want to hear what he has to say, he is here next. somewhere out there is that one-in-a-million. someone who thinks with their hands. who can shape raw materials into something meaningful. and who wants to serve in their own way. if you're out there. if you're looking for more. we're looking too. we're calling on a new generation of builders for navy's next-gen submarines. bring you this she■s a hero moment. new york city. you have to have the skill and the drive to make it here. t all chefs are men. oh, she can't do that. she's a girl. women bring creativity balance into a kitchen. no one should go hungry. it■s a human right to know where your next meal is coming from. we're changing our community one bite at a time, and we're not done yet. if you can see her. you can be her. >> ashley: people in california are bracing for anot

also on our show travel chaos and germany as public workers walk out in one of the biggest strikes in decades. welcome to our show. we begin in the u. s. where regulators are suing crypto currency exchange, giant finance, which they said ran a legal crypto currency based trades with us investors and a sham compliance program. company founder john peng, joe and former chief compliance officer, samuel lim. we're also named in the suit us government accuses by nancy encouraging you as customers to open accounts without verifying their identity and allowing them to communicate with the company, the messenger service that then deleted all chat records. in a written statement, finance said the suit was disappointing, but promised to continue to work with regulators that day as a managing editor at coin desk, which covers the crypto currency industry. nick, american regulators going after the world's largest crypto exchange and it's founder as someone who covers this industry. how surprised are you? hey, thanks for having me. i would say this has been telegraphed for a while now. we've known

so far it's unclear what the attack his motive was, but they've left behind chaos and fear in a city that was about to fall asleep. and joining me now is dw security corresponded thomas barrow. so thomas, what do we know about the motive of the attacker? well, initially it's being bowl discussed and obviously investigated on by authorities. so there is very confirmed information about possible motivation. this is not unusual here in germany. when you have these kinds of cases, authorities are normally very careful initially about the information that they release. they want to try and avoid speculation, they want to try now and avoid debates going in a direction that maybe not point to what actually happened at the scene. so for now, what has been revealed, according to security source is cited by german speaking media outlets. here in germany is that they are talking about a rampage or a shooting spree. and so that initially how it's being described, german chancellor oliver shows also reacted to the incident describing it as a brutal act of violence. and this gives you an idea of t

a . travel chaos in germany as rail and airport workers stage the biggest strike in decade will get the latest on the disruption that from our reporter in cologne. all the coming up is this, the future of delivery? well, introduce you to feel a robot on the brink of becoming a postal worker is dw business. i'm k, ferguson. thanks for joining me. germany's transport system is on its knees to day as workers stage the biggest walk out in decades. all long distance trains of being canceled on there are no flights in or out of munich and frankfort airports, local transit, shipping routes, and parts of the actual bon have also been affected by the war case. the via the union is calling for a 10 percent pay increase to keep pace with soaring inflation. germany estate, rail operator door. javan has called a strike at groundless and unnecessary more in this not to bring in reporter christy plots. and she's in the city of cologne. christy, how much disruption are you seeing? well, k, the colona, a train station, which you can see behind me is usually catering to over 300.

k. decided to join us forces in toppling the iraqi government and unleashing chaos in the country. our teeth, marina calls river, picks up the story. once a years after the us led invasion of iraq and one question remains, could it have been prevented? well, the answer seems to be no, because it was the plan all along. after $911.00, it was payback time for america. and the hans for state sponsors of terrorism was on after afghanistan, iraq became the next target. and the british prime minister, tony blair, became george bush's accomplice. all that was missing was an excuse to invade. well here in the declassified letter, we can see how blair tells bush that he's with him no matter what. as in, he'll support him in removing saddam hussein from power. i will be with you will it's heather, getting rid of saddam is the right thing to do. he's a potential threat he could be contained in another secret memo were told that the pair were concocting a p r campaign on how to sell the iraq war. an entire year before the us invaded to pay him said we needed an accompanying payoff strategy tha

there is more chaos in lebanon. a country already close to collapse because of an economic and political crisis. this morning, the lebanese woke up to time zones, usually at the end of march of this country shift into summer time. but this did not happen because of a decision, an unexpected and surprised decision taken by the caretaker prime minister, along with the speaker of parliament. be buddy. this really this decision a caught people by surprise. some institutions like middle east airlines has adapted to the decision. yes, their electronic devices, their clocks remain the same, but they've had to change their flight schedule to comply with the international flight schedule. but, but there's uproar and there's opposition, and there are institutions which are rejecting to comply with the decision. the argument is it was in discriminant and it shows the way this country has been governed for decades. and it shows how officials and not state institutions are taking decisions without resorting through to parliament

necessary to confuse the brains, and it will torture the situation to create such an informational chaosin version is not taken so seriously there is nothing new , nothing specific . и польские sled is already more accentuated because it will appear in someone and in the end everything in this chaos will sink. by the way , the fact that he does not want to remind is also interesting because it is about the downing of a malaysian boeing. therefore, a person speaks with knowledge of the case, they really threw up a bunch of some versions there, the dispatcher something else, something else, fired there by accident there and so on, and although the truth was always one, the russians shot down the maloziya bulling. here it is interesting that what is especially categorical in the russian airwaves is constantly denying even the theoretical possibility that the ukrainians could have blown up these pipelines and this is already completely strange, look at ukraine to everyone , the meeting center of the naval e-e special operations school of combat swimmers in odessa from the 73rd center and - a

transparency of foreign funding bill passed a 1st reading in parliament on tuesday, but not without chaos and fighting between in peas. the bill requires in deos and media outlets receiving more than 20 percent of their funding from abroad to register as foreign agents or face heavy fines. president salome is that of actually has come out in support of protested and has vowed to veto the build. many demonstrators say the bill is reminiscent of russian legislation used to silence critics. they say should the bill become law, it will ruin george's chances of becoming a member of the european union and nato, around 80 percent of georgiana populations steel is very pro western and they see their future in wes. so that's very important for our government is we see to demonize these people and to now to damage their importation of the organizations of don nurse of those who work with them and into easel, late georgia. the draft is backed by the governing georgia dream party. and says it would allow for transparency of foreign influence prime minister, erotic godaddy. bush really says it will he

in fact, the russian federation in all languages ​​produces chaos and weakening hmm or touching the mostsitive issues of any society, including the united states, on which they successfully oppose the most developed democratic countries by sowing chaos, and this should also be understood not to take at face value everything that the kremlin produces, because its goal is actually in this chaos to achieve its e the implementation of one's narratives, consolidating them and through them e the influence on the consciousness of e-e the education of those who will unconditionally accept at face value everything that is produced by the russian kremlin well, on the other hand , by propagandistic channels e-e let's say the kremlin is a very big danger, but we have to learn from this, because when we ukrainians consume russian , let's not forget that we did not fall from the sky, but had a huge layer of history , being under the powerful control of the kremlin and he i tried to fix all this and now we would cough up a scoop, because of this method we cough up sometimes even parts of ourselves, but

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we're bringing you on special coverage of the conflicts through the oil rich country into chaos, and the stabilize the region figures to come ah or 20 years ago to the day don't be a bush made the decision to oust to then iraqi leader saddam hussein by force saying he had to give up power and leave the country or face attack by thousands of us and allied troops. saddam hussein and his sons must leave iraq within 48 hours. their refusal to do so will result in military conflict commenced at a time of our choosing. should saddam hussein choose confrontation? the american people can know that every measure has been taken to avoid war. and every measure will be taken to win it. despite george bush's promise to take every measure, to avoid war, his ultimate decision to invade iraq through the country and the wider region into chaos. displacing millions and killing hundreds of thousands of civilians. the u. s . invaded iraq, under the pretext of stopping the danger from its alleged weapons of mass destruction saying peaceful attempts to disarm baghdad. had failed, despite un inspectors rep

created complete and total chaos in what was the most secure border we have ever seen.griff: we have to leave it there. rodney scott, thank you for taking the time. >> thank you, griff. aishah: lucas tomlinson live outside the white house with more on the biden administration's response to all of, this lucas. lucas: aishah the sun has set in eastern syria where u.s. forces are bracing for more attacks after iran-backed forces have launched against troops in the past two days. president biden weighed in on the latest strikes from canada. >> make no mistake the united states does not -- does not emphasize seek conflict with iran but be prepared for us to act forcefully to protect our people. that's exactly what happened last night. we are going to continue the keep up our efforts to counter terrorist threats in the region and partnerships with canada and other members of the coalition to defeat isis. lucas: u.s. air force f15 strike eagles launched that carried out two strikes killing reported 19 iranian backed militants. lawmakers would like to see the biden administrati

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k. decided to join us for then toppling the iraqi government and unleashing chaos in the country. as he's marina closer with picks up the story 20 years after the us led invasion of iraq and one question remains could have been prevented. while the answer seems to be no, because it was the plan all along after $911.00, it was payback time for america. and the hunt for state sponsors of terrorism was on. after i've gone the stone, iraq became the next target. and the british prime minister, tony blair, became george bush's accomplice. all that was missing was an excuse to invade. well, here in the declassified letter, we can see how blair tells bush that he's with him no matter what, as in to support him in removing saddam hussein from power. i will be with you. what's heather getting rid of saddam is the right thing to do. he's a potential threat he could be contained in another secret memo were told that the pair were concocting a p r campaign on how to sell the iraq war. an entire year before the us invaded to pay him said we needed an accompanying payoff strategy that highlight