. measure up to threats from china north korea-— measure up to threats from china north korea. th korea. thank you very much for “oininu us. the us military has released footage of a russian jet crashing into one of its drones over the black sea. russia has denied its fighterjet clipped the propeller of the drone, but the video appears to back up the american version of events. a short while ago, the pentagon said there are indications russia is trying to recover debris from the downed drone — here's brigadier general patrick ryder. this is us property but it is our assessment again that it is very highly unlikely that even if they were to recover but there will be anything useful in that regard. and in terms of was this intentional. i'll tell you what we know what we do not know. we know this aggressive behaviour was intentional on the part of the whether or not they hit the drone on purpose, we do not know. but it clearly demonstrates either for airman ship or reckless behaviour because just from an airman standpoint, my but you hit another aircraft with your aircraft in the s

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it went on to cover a host of other issues, china, russia, north korea. basically, the who's who of the rogues and adversaries of america. and we are proud not to take any foreign government funding. host: obviously, we are going to talk about iran's nuclear program. there was a house services committee last week where they said something about iran's ability to create a nuclear bomb. [video clip] >> the nuclear process has been remarkable. back in 2018, when the previous administration decided to leave the jcpoa, it would have taken a ron -- iran one bomb worth of material. now, it would take about 12 days. i think there is still the view that if you can resolve this issue diplomatically and put constraint back on the nuclear program, it is better than the other options. right now, the jcpoa is on ice because there was an arrangement on the table last summer that the iranians were not willing to take. iran's behavior has changed since then, not the least of which is their support of russia against ukraine. i don't think we are on the precipice of reenter

in some alliance with china north korea on one tier in the other tiers syria, venezuela, cuba and another, forgive the phrase axis of evil. even though ideation ali they are very different, politically they may look a different, they're shooting at the same people. the increasing the seal them domestic survival of one regime tied to this rebel of the other. the assumption that these guys have a cap to the cooperation given this 500 years of animosity are increasingly being disproven in places like, first, syria and now ukraine. my fear is ukraine will not be the last theater for this type of cooperation. the u.s. has to prepare for where that could go in the future. >> y mentioned the president of an recently made a state visit to china. that was his first visit. >> if we are looking at where the regime is getting its funding for the need to the program, for the missile program, for the drone program, there is one country that during, pre-, and after sanctions during the nuclear deal in post make the deal has been the largest listed in illicit importer of iranian oil and petrochemical pro

form, in general, to the whole world, except for some small ones, some of their friends there, china, north korea, and something else to the outside world they increasingly broadcast some such attempts, you know, calls for peace, some kind of struggle for peace, or some such strange soviet narrative well, in principle , which for the soviet union was quite preformed and which they always even described it like that, you know that all the missiles are concentrated in the east, and for some reason the struggle, the struggle for peace, is all in the west, now they are trying to create this whole thing like this again space to form it to create such a narrative today we will talk about it in more detail but for a start i just want to show you once again how this week is being described in the studio in the scabies battles that are going on under bakhmut and in general on this front because that for some reason it is very active, they are suffering now and talk about how they are missing something there, and this is such a sign this week in the description of the current battles in general , ukrainian

at the same time, cooperation between russia, china, north korea, and iran was named as a generally important danger for of the western world in the united states of america , which is also important to take into account in the current period , my colleague kateryna lisunova was very in touch with you from the senate, she is also safe, meanwhile, it has been the second day in georgia mass protests continue against the draft law on so-called foreign agents, as activists claim, the initiative copies russian anti-democratic laws and is aimed at strengthening control over independent media and civil society on tuesday. a peaceful protest here in tbilisi was dispersed with water cannons and tear gas, the police detained more than 60 participants of the action, and in on wednesday , even more people took to the streets of the capital of georgia in protest. the united states emphasized its support for peaceful demonstrators and expressed concern about controversial draft law to abandon this initiative, the authorities of georgia were also called on in the european parliament, in turn, and the ruling

well, definitely the dual influence of the, the threats of north korea and china are part of this. and certainly something that the u. s. looks at favorably as washington wants to solidify that trilateral japan, south korea u. s. alliance. certainly the launch of a missile by north korean icbm today, you know, emphasizes that fact. but the conservative prison unit also wants to encourage the business leaders here to develop stronger trade relations with japan. and, you know, several members of the business community did accompany him in the south green government. also, prior to this summit made up a list of something like a 100 joint projects. it wants to pursue with japan. so business as well as security is a, is a big part of this. leaders of the 2 countries might understand why they need to strategically engage with each other, but given a strong emotion, some people have about past war time trauma. what do ordinary people in south korea think? well, i think it really depends. you know, who you talk to business. people generally favor humans outreach, but liberals humans, a cons

north korea. it has not been recorded from china, that's why this is the situation.ere are threats of this, there is a discussion, it is very rapid and passionate russia's desire to get these weapons, but there are only limited batches of the ones delivered in the morning. well, there is a small amount there, like when it was a few months ago with the dprk. well, as we see the trouble in russia with weapons. god grant that this trouble will continue . and further, that it will have less and less of it and so that the partners turn away and do not give p oleksandr how would you answer the question that we asked our viewers on youtube why did lukashenko go to china to conclude economic agreements to help russia circumvent western sanctions or is your option to swear a final oath of loyalty to these dzinkins and get a guarantee in the case of the processes that will begin in russia and the tectonic changes that will begin after the victory of ukraine , boda will get some security guarantees for himself. this is the first goal, the second goal. of course, this is the mai

korea have hailed a new chapter in their troubled relationship. it came after leaders of the two countries met at a summit in tokyo — as both face increasing challenges from china and northunced agreements on trade, security and cultural exchange. 0ur correspondent, shaimaa khalil, says the summit is dominating japan's media. i'm looking at the headlines of the broadcast in the top three headlines are all about the south korean leaders visit. agreeing to resume shuttle diplomacy and japan apologised to say enough for the past. injapan to ease rules on materials. they had a lot to talk about in this landmark visit. but i think the biggest landmark is that it actually happened because it marked a new chapter, a reset button for those relationships that have plummeted since 2019, partly because of the dispute over compensation because of japan historical wartime forced labour and also because export curbs that they imposed on south korea. 0n the top of the agenda it was said by north korea just hours before the president was supposed to land in tokyo and fired a long—range ballistic missile and will be demonstrated by it was important for the two leaders to talk and show a

they have, in principle, what could north korea do, but north korea do you understand, this is also a potential site and possibly a country that could be considered by chinas let's say, a country through it would be possible to supply one or another weapon, not so much less noticeable, but to date , in addition to the fact that one small train was recorded about what was said by the strategic communications adviser of the white house measles and there was confirmation of this, so far other facts are supplied from north korea. it has not been recorded from china, that is why this is the situation. for now, there are threats of this, the discussion is very rapid russia has a burning desire to get these weapons, but there are only limited batches of the ones that have been delivered. well, there is a small amount there, like when there was a few months ago with the dprk. well, as we see the trouble in russia with weapons. god grant that this trouble will continue. less and for partners to turn away and not give p oleksandr how would you answer the question that we asked our viewers on youtube why did lukashenko go to china to conclude economic agreements to

and another reason is that trade still hasn't fully restarted with china after, after north north korea close the border in early 2020, due to the damage. so people are still waiting for tray to resume with china and for north korea to be able to, to import the sort of machinery and other agricultural equipment needs to realize these plans. but, but the current situation it's, it's very unlikely we leave the, for the time being the thank you so much for joining us. bensonhurst in ah, the philippines is among 9 countries in the pacific where the state of democracy has declined substantially in the last 10 years. this is according to the state of democracy for 2023, released by the v. them institute based in sweden, and it's a decline, philippines journalist and nobel prize winner. maria reza, has seen 1st hand docketed by the regime. a former president project detector. she's recently released her new book, how to stand up to a dictate, tap the, the blues, janelle, to milan, asked her about that and democracy in the philippines. maria russel, welcome your book is called how to stand up t

least secure their flank from the russian federation and focus on confrontation only with china and north koreal, because japan is a developed country , but it immediately understands that both russia and china are north korea and that the war is essentially on three fronts. well, if you can help us , the number of francs will decrease to two. mr. ivan, you have an extremely interesting conversation ivan kyrychevskyi, an expert of defense express of ukraine well, we inform you about the most important, the latest information , french president manivele macron will pay a state visit to china, european commission president ursula von deryan will go with him to beijing, but she will not take part in the events of this visit, the official representative of the eu said. and why is she going with president macron , the reason is very simple. diplomacy, as we see it, is multipolar and multi-layered well , i wonder where exactly they will have time to visit on the way or when they are already returning home, this is an equally important moment, now we have news time on the espresso tv channel anna eva

, that is, in the region where there are nuclear india and pakistan, where there is nuclear china , north korea, but in addition, there is a serious build-up of conventional forces, but you see. such neighbors. well, as a result, we got a war in the center of europe, so the tension will be there because russia is a temporary phenomenon, all their convulsions will end, of course, and then the rivalry of the great centers of power there will enter the arena, well, with the leadership of the usa and china how to put it so simplistically. but it will not be so clear-cut because the european union will obviously have its own nuances in relations . but now it is difficult for me to imagine how it is possible to separate the issues of economy, energy , trade from security, so i still think that for the next few years at least the whole world will to live in anticipation of whether china will go on the offensive and it is already starting to do it, he sat for a long time but now i think it is obvious that the rhetoric has changed and we will see a lot of dangerous statements from china. okay, but mr. v

one around us, europe, the west and our friends and allies, and one around china, russia, north korea, iran, pakistan, and many companies that are doing much more business and trade with china than they do with the west. and i set the chinese model of state job surveys, men of surveillance. so when i have a decoupling of the global economy to separate economic trading, financial investment, technological and also social police to go see stems. one are on the west, one around china. and therefore, the chinese are going to increasingly one to replace the u. s. dollar when they do trade with their friends and allies. ah, and use that in b and the already garage only doing it because you know, as the saying goes, if i or u a b is my problem. if i will, your training is your problem. and chinese are holding $13.00 them dollar foreign reserves. the us dollar treasury's, but lacking type in florida, russia, where we see that those, that foreign assets of russia, where they're in dollar and europe and so on. the chinese are awarded that that's where our collision course with them on taiwan. e

is facing complex threats from china, russia and north korea. director of national intelligence again avril haines said china is the leading threat. watch this again, please. roll it. >> in brief the ccp represents both the leading and most consequential threat to u.s. national security and leadership globally and its intense specific ambitions and capabilities make it for us our most serious and consequential intelligence rival. stuart: okay. china is the most serious and consequential rival. brett valakovich with me now. can we take on china, russia and north korea at the same time and are we equipped to do that? >> stuart, you forgot iran and that's one of the most difficult pieces and one of the most dangerous things that can be created from especially recent wars in europe is a formal alliance between china, iran, russia, and north korea. i don't think we are prepared at this point and china is already at worship god with us. we have an archaic military and industrial complex in the u.s. and likes to say it's built for speed and innovation a

one around us, europe, the west and our friends and allies, and wandering around china, russia, north korea, iran pakistan, and many companies that are doing much more business and trade with china than they do with the west. and i said the chinese model of state job survey has been of survey yes. so when i have a decoupling of the global economy to separate the economic trading, financial investment, technological and also social police to go see stems. one are on the west, one around china, and therefore the chinese are going to increasingly want to replace that u. s. dollar when they do trade with their friends and allies. ah, and use that in b and already garage only doing it because you know, as the saying goes, if i owe you a b loan is my problem. if i were your 3 don't, is your problem. and chinese are holding $13.00 them dollar foreign reserves. the us dollar treasury's, but lacking type in florida, russia, where we seize the doors that for an absence of russia where they are in dollar euro, but it's on the chinese are awarded that as well in a collision course weed them on taiwan.

most strategic regional allies to work together if it is going to face up to threats from china and north koreart of tuesday's incident between a us drone and a russianjet. the incident, which happened here in the black sea, was the first direct us—russian incident since the war in ukraine began in february last year. in the footage, you can see what is claimed to be the russian su—27 jet approaching the drone. the jet releases fuel as it passes, before flying over the top of the drone. the russian jet then repeats the manouevre. russia has denied us accusations that its jets acted recklessly. kristine berzina, managing director of the german marshall fund from washington, dc. she told us what we can expect next. there is a different approach to presenting narratives of what could have happened there. the release of this particular footage provides accord to the us assertion that the russian planes were behaving poorly, that they were behaving perhaps recklessly. it does seem rather aggressive, the way that the russian planes were behaving. now, having this visual footage out helps the us case

and i just ammy opinion, we are dealing with a newakis of evil between russia, china, north korea and iran. we are seeing provocations by china, by russia, and the united states, it very much is in your interest to support ukraine. >> your view is very clear i want to push back because it's not just governor desantis. former president trump feels this way, too. together they have a broad swath of support in the republican party. are you worried how long the republican party is behind supporting ukraine at the level we are now? >> no. when i talk to my colleagues in washington, everybody agrees a there needs to be transparency, ask theability how the funds are being spent. the bottom line is this. you cannot allow vladimir putin to succeed here. and so i think the biden administration needs to ramp up the weaponry that it is providing and do it expeditiously so that ukraine can secure back its sovereignty and this war can come to an end. >> you are on the financial services committee. do you want congressional hearings on the collapse ofsvb? >> yes. i think the biden administration mov

wants to destroy it, and it is an aggressor that has allies, these allies are iran, in part, china , north koreas, undemocratic countries, and we are supported by democratic countries. when will our allies see that we are not a fully democratic country either. obviously, we have a democracy, but it is so imperfect that from the european one, it gives food to skeptics to put pressure on western governments so that they do not support us and do not provide assistance in including weapons, therefore, from my point of view, such a final understanding is in danger of not carrying out normal democratic reforms and democratic behavior of the authorities in our leaders. unfortunately, there is none. well, i will also ask , you know, a lot is being said now, too, from different sides, especially from the side of positive bloggers about that that spring is the year of victory. well, not in summer, but in autumn, and many people expect that it should happen like this, not understanding what kind of member it can be, they do not understand that it can be the second or third year of the war, well, in one or

when you're in a country like russia, china, north korea, and you live in a state where anything goes, we will find the person and find the crime later, that is not the american way. they have to be watching this and saying, maybe our way is the best. look at what is happening in the united states of america, doesn't seem to be working well for them. their democracy over there and their rule of law and that is sad, we are supposed to be a beacon for the world. >> ashley: beginning of that sound byte, her first words were, i don't recognize our country. i brought this up in the 4:00 hour, imagine what immigrants are thinking right now, they fled this type of situation and life to come to america, the greatest nation in the entire world and then they are seeing this play out? she's right. i don't recognize our country. i can only imagine these people who left everything they know, a lot of times their family, just to have a better life and it is concerning this is happening for the immigrants and for americans, as it is. >> todd: i love that point. they came here for an american ideal,

talking about, ukraine, threats by foreign terrorist organizations, threats from adversaries, china, north korea, iran, russia -- a lot of what we do in the area of cyber, particularly ransomware investigations of finding out who is behind the investigation. sometimes it comes from information that is at least in part due to seven or two. we would be intentionally brining ourselves to extraordinary danger. this is not -- this is something i have learned as i have been at the department. >> and our allies as well. a.g. garland: yes. >> senator cornyn? >> i'm sure you'll agree that the independence of the federal judiciary is one of the crown jewel's of our form of government. historically, federal judges have had a hard time defending themselves against attacks of various kinds. i just want to raise with you my concerns that we're seeing not only attacks like those from former staffers of this committee who happened to now be on the outside in special interest groups. saying that now when reporters cover cases being cited by a judge, they ought to cite the partisan affiliation of that judge. and

america is better than having a policy like north korea and china. 50 of the 53 european nations, peoplehat we come from, pretty much, ban abortion at 15 weeks or below. the only people who allow it to go on our north korea, china and folks like that. our democratic friends have adopted the chinese position. under their bill they will allow abortion on demand is a national policy up to the moment of birth with taxpayer funding. i'm not going to give them the playing field in washington dc. i'm going to fight back. [applause] mr. connelly: failure of silicon valley bank sent shockwaves through the banking industry come through the financial markets, and still raising concerns. federal government stepped in and build out depositors and left stockholders and investors go. where are we right now in your opinion, as far as banking industry and how do we need to solve this problem? sen. graham: everything joe biden has touched has gone south, except the drug cartels mr. connelly: they're coming back our way. sen. graham: inflation is rampant. you could lower gas prices by going back to trump e

china is, you know, around a 3rd of us military spending and surrounded by u. s. military bases. but i don't know that we can assume that if you tell people north korea, china, iran are out to get you, that they will approve of us military spending. the public is never asked. this is not a democracy. and when used to when pollsters and survey groups that people down and showed them the pie chart of the budget and said, what do you approve? what do you disapprove? they have consistently, regardless of what's in the news, wanted to move money from militarism to environment and education. so if we just had a little democracy and a little less bombing people in its name, i think we would see the opposite trend in military spending. and fortunately, the politicians who claim to care about democracy and other countries don't always wanted at home, especially when it comes to their special interests. now, speaking of the american people where they stand, we know that they're not necessarily asked about this military budget every year when it's approved. but do you think that they are aware of just how much of the tax dollars that they're being forced to pay

russia, china, north korea, iran versus america and europe. we will ask, would it be like this without the retreat from afghanistan that made america looks so weak? election in the netherlands produces a stunning when for unknown farmers party. we are bringing you this because that vote shows the complete rejection of the dutch urban elites and climate rules. that is relevant to america. we have elon musk headline. referring to gender identification amongst youngsters, they are being quote fed propaganda by adults. friday march the 17th, st. patrick's day and we are wearing green, most of us. varney & co. is about to begin. ♪ stuart: i like that music, it makes me want to get up and dance, not going to. that's in dublin, ireland. st. patrick's day, one and all. we've got to get the news. >> no luck of the irish. stuart: lots of backstopping going on in europe. good morning, lauren. >> svb financial group filed for chapel chapter 11 bankruptcy, a week after it was taken over by the fdic, it could not find a buyer and i think the market is askin

he also repeated beijing's aims to unite the self governing democracy of taiwan with china shook. north korea says that it has launched several missiles from a submarine in the sea of japan. the missiles flew for about 1500 kilometers. the test took place a day after pyongyang warned of a powerful response to the joint us south korea military drills this week. ukraine's president vladimir zalinski says more than 1100 russian soldiers have been killed in recent days. near bock mood, a focus of fighting in eastern ukraine. russia's paramilitary wagner group is reportedly still launching ground attacks. chief says that defending bach mood is necessary to quote, by time for a counter offensive. authorities in the united state of california have confirmed that 8 people have died after 2 suspected smuggling boats capsized off of san diego. the 2 small open vessels had been carrying more than 20 people. the cities chief lifeguard described it as one of california's worst maritime smuggling . tragedies fears of a u. s. bank in crisis are rising after another bank failed this weekend. authorities in t

chris what is the last interview on the china and russia economic -- and i'm you think it will impact and test relations with north korea? economic and military and technology? between china and russia? question i think it remains to be seen how the sector will be with vibe -- bilateral relations with north korea. i think we need to dive in that little bit more deeply and try to understand it. at face value, it doesn't appear like there will be some huge impact on the way china relates to north korea but he said this before, china does have influence in pyongyang and we continue to urge them to use that influence to help us decrease the tensions there and to enforce the sanctions, the international sanctions. that has long been in place, china's desire to curb north korean ambitions. close at any time north korean attacks are imminent? >> there is no indications, no information at this time that would lead us to believe in actual strike by north korea is imminent. we are watching and monitoring as best we can. again, we urge them to sit down with the united states. we have made this clear. i don't how many times, we are

>> part of it is getting trade between south korea and japan back on track, but there is the bigger picture. china and northorea have a major force in that regard. pyongyang's missile launches have driven tokyo and seoul toward closer security ties and an intelligence hearing. that was a big part of thursday's summit. south korea and japan's mutual ally, the u.s., has also been pushing for the two countries to make amends. yoon is scheduled to visit washington next month. he is likely hoping this progress with japan will impress u.s. president joe biden. for kishida, this also marks a major victory before he holds the g7 summit in hiroshima in may. we don't know if the two countries will stick to the shuttle diplomacy or if any more progress will be made on unresolved disputes, but there is no doubt kishida and yoon left thursday's summit looking like stronger diplomats from when they entered. >>> the european union gets 98% of its rare earths from china but leaders in the bloc believe that's too risky. thursday they announced to secure more key materials on home turf. >> today's communication aims to maxim

to think my mom or your public library can defend themselves from sophisticated adversaries china, north korea, iran and only the government has resources and facilities to go after them and we'll build on the lessons we've learned taking down criminal -- ransomware criminals. there's been success across the government and arnold the world combining forces and we saw recently when the department of justice and fbi took down the high ransomware. disrupting -- disrupting shared advocacy and building trust and collaboration it's in the months and years to comement writing the strategy is the easy part. now is the time to lean into the hard work of implementing the strategy and in an effort to stay coordinated and where it needs to go and hold ourselves accountable and we need the private sector to step forward with us. we can't do this alone, and we're excited to keep making progress together. i want to close by thanking some of the people who put us in this position the president chose chris in being the cyber strategy and they're instrumental in developing the office. i want to thank our partne

and they know those family members in north korea i'm sorry detention in china get sent back to norther the same fate as auto. we were at the un, which of these witnesses to washington d.c. we were in new york city we absolutely 1 inch member auto. click cindy of course otto's parents ucs sign. two mayors of new york a lot of officials have supported that the local city council seems to be against that for some reason. it is unimaginable to want to try and not potentially rename that block which was the proposal to honor auto and other victims of human rights violations. what can americans do? what should the biden administration do? can they help protect the women who are still there but can you just speak out against humanitarian violations. >> wit a wonderful meeting promise she was wonderful, she was really deeply moved by the testimonies of these north korean witnesses. i would say the most important thing we need to do is we need to pressure china not to let these people -- mcnutt the forces people back to north korea but allow them safe passage to south korea. it's critical try

between china and iran. >> it remains to be seen with north korea i think we need to dive into that. it certainly doesn't just at face value it doesn't appear like there would be some huge impact on the way china relates to north korea but we said this before, china does have influence and we continue to urge them to use that to help us decrease the tensions there on the peninsula and to enforce the sanctions that have long been in place from the nuclear ambitions. >> [inaudible] do you think the nuclear attack is eminent? >> we watch it as closely as we can. there's no indications were information at this time that would lead us to believe some sort of actual strike is eminent but we are watching and monitoring as best we can. again, we urge them to sit down with the united states without precondition. willing to sit down to talk about the de-escalation of tensions and denuclearization. we are going to continue to make sure we've got the capabilities in place. >> trudeau seems to be rejecting the idea so will you urge him to reconsider? >> i think we are going to talk about haiti and

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we need japan to help us with china, north korea, and she's out there calling them bigots. all of mini madoff's. we will i don't -- we will let you know tomorrow if anybody forked over the cash. sometimes i get text messages during the show. some of these are from my mother. she was not very happy with the john fetterman segment. she spelled it incorrectly. like aoc, i am shocked. let's do some text messages. john from chicago, jesse, i am proud that you took off the kid gloves dealing with the element in the room -- elephant in the room, john fetterman. this is an example of party politics at its worst. gary from panama city, florida, can the mayor double duty as mayor of chicago. the mayor of chicago is going to find out if she is still going to be the mayor of chicago any minute now. dennis miller noises vernell needs to take the title reverent and remove it from his name. reverends are supposed to make peace, not stir the pot. no call from massachusetts. do you think you could pull off and al sharpton tracksuit? i sure could but you'll never see it. scott from columbus

it's clear, china, north korea, iran, russia, these aren't trusted international partners and make sure they aren't part of our supply chains. >> dana: you come from the private sector and i think we can all agree what the committee is talking about, the government needs to do something different with china. do you think the business come unity and wall this is on the same page but want to continue to do business with china even though there is a national security conflict coming? >> this has been the footsy the business community played with china for so long. reality is china has changed dramatically in the last 5 to 10 years and what used to be a very china-focused strategy to protect their market. in 2016, general motors is trying to sell electric vehicles in china using a korean battery. the chinese government says no, you must use a chinese manufacturer. they pushed in a company into that. that's wildly protectionist for chinese economy. now they push it outside of china. so businesses just need to wake up. this is what they'll do and how they are acting. it is an imperialistic ap

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i'm very concerned it look as lot like 1936 all over again and access of power, of russia, china, north korearan. bounding together since freedom and values of what america represents and president xi only left his country one time during the pandemic and that was for them all to meet. the last time we had a democrat administration bring china in and what happened in afghanistan and watched saudi arabia build a better relationship with china and that's because the lack of strength in our america and that comes from a economic energy policy and more. maria: real quick, there's another question of honesty and you gave the tapes of january 6 to tucker carlson. do you have any regrets about that and what have we learned from these tapes that have been on tucker carlson tonight. >> my goal is transparency and ruling out that every individual news agency can seat tapes as well and january 6 committee not honest with us and it's not 14,000 hours of tapes but 41,000 hours of tapes. let everyone see them and bring their own judgment. one thing i understand in america is we should have equal justice. w

through an intermediary , for example, through north korea, but the main intelligence department clearly outlined its vision of the situation, neither china nor north korea have yet done anything similar for the russian federation, so far only iran is doing such things. and today , quite sensitive, as it seems to me, information appeared , russia is seizing some weapons on the battlefield and equipment a, which is provided by the usa and nato to ukraine and sent to iran, where , according to the usa, tehran will try to rework these systems, sources of the publication note that over the past year, officials of the usa, nato and other western countries have witnessed several cases of capture by russian troops smaller shoulder-mounted weapons, including javeline anti-tank systems and stinger anti-aircraft missiles, which ukrainian troops were sometimes forced to leave on the battlefield .

that's china, russia, iran, north korea and global extremism. transnational terrorist groups. 've done this joke before panels before, we came up with an acronym from that. cringe. china, russia, iran north korea and global extremism. credit to baron young smith of the house staffer came up with that. that's what we're looking at. and that group threatens us. a lot of times, people want to get into questions, which ones greater? how do you rank them? what order? and that is important in a sense of how do we deter each of those threats individually and figure them out, overall, i think it's important to understand one thing all those folks have in common, they want to blow up that international order, they want us out. down. wherever you are in the world, china wants us out of asia, iran wants us out of the middle east, russia wants us out of eastern europe. and north korea also wants us out of asia. the transnational terrorist groups want us out and gone, period. they want to reduce our influence and push out. we are a threat to their autocratic ambitions. that's the threat env