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also joining us daniel shaw academic and commentator who joins us from new york. gentlemen, welcome. it's another grim day for the palestinians in the gaza strip uh, but we're looking at uh the starvation factor here. 2.4 million palestinians roughly. i'm going to start with you first, of which 500 thousand are fighting for their lives due to starvation. uh, the food insecurity obviously engulfs the entire population. anwa has said has not been able to deliver food in over a month, there is aight going in, but not only does it not reach the palestinians, when it does, they get killed as a in the process, uh, do you think that israel is using food as a weapon, which is a war crime in itself against the palestinian population? well, good evening, uh, the quick answer to your question is, yes, this is what israel has been doing for the past five months, especially against the palestinians who are stuck and trapped in the north of gaza, who did not... leave at the beginning of this war five months ago and now uh they are very much trapped and stuck in the north of gaz

let me invite a couple of academics from the us to get their insight on this, so joining me is daniel shaw, he is academic and commentator out of new york and said khan is also associate professor with wayne state university is joining us from detroit. daniel, what do you expect would happen in the election that? in terms of the results, would that capital hill thing be repeated again or something like it? right now every poll indicates that uh there's no confidence in joe biden uh, about 84% of the populist thinks that he is indeed uh senile. um, lot of people don't necessarily trust trump, they're just so disgusted uh with the democrats uh with the corruption, so another slogan that i heard uh from about where said is, um, i'm in new york city, but having just returned from the midwest, many people are saying, well, throw away this clown, but don't throw away the burgers, in other words, throw away trump, but trump's base uh, which is indeed backward, extremely anti-immigrant, extremely uh pro- war in in many cases, um, but they're angry, and they know that they can't trust the swamp and

let me invite a couple of academics from the us to uh get their inside on this, so joining me is daniel shaw, he is academic and commentator out of new york, and sid khan is also associate professor with wayne state university is joining us from detroit, good to see you both gentlemen, now uh, daniel, uh, a blood bath in america, is he serious? of course, his campaign is saying that he is talking to the regarding auto industry, the the rival camp is saying that no, he means americ, he means another capital incident, what what is he talking about? what trump is saying is that liberalism is hegemony, i just actually returned from the midwest and it was teamster uh union leader who continued to repeat that liberalism is hegemony, it's the liberals, it's biden who's in office, it's the liberals who are censoring twitter, kicking people off twitter, it's the liberals who scare us every day about the pending fascism with trump is they carry out, you want to talk about blood best, let's talk about genocides, let's talk about what the us is... doing to gaza, let's talk about the pending fourth us in

right, well even there daniel shaw a latin american and caribbean studies professor at the city university of new york . daniel, thank you. thank you. rich. haitians aren't the only ones accusing to us of actions leading to turmoil in their country. washington's policy in africa has also been raising plenty of questions. let's have a listen to what was discussed that a re send us the state department briefing. the united states does not support violent or on democratic changes in government, in africa or elsewhere. and all violations of us export regulations will be punished to the full extent of the law. but that the united states is about support violence or on democratic changes. the government, africa, or elsewhere we do not somebody grab the rest of the day as the us state department spokesperson squared away, the question still hangs in the air. that's because the answer is definitely not so simple. and rewriting history doesn't pass the smell test. us train troops, i've been involved in at least 12 cruise in west africa, and the greater so whole region during the so called war on te

but they're latin american and caribbean studies. professor at city university of new york and daniel shaw. daniel, thank you. thank you. we are is arming itself as a weapons and parts nearly double with french and us exports. continuing to rise, serbian president alexandra richard says your ups, of course is one of militarization of what is happening now is madness. they all thought the booting would be easily defeated. now they see that this is not so the current trend is toward total militarization and a 5 full build up in all respects. farms president a measure in my call said that western troops and ukraine could not be excluded. he also said that he wanted to maintain strategic ambiguity, also known as bossing, which only actually works if you don't a noun right after the boss that you could be bluffing. but apparently a menu and mac, whole treating the international stage like a local community feed or production and cause playing. and if i, the god, was enough to inspire a bunch of other european officials to take the safety officer on miles and fire off some belligerent rhetoric o

opposite of the disturb you, that us imperialism has created way. discussed this gruesome story with daniel shaw, a latin american in caribbean studies expert who says the west stereotype stations and pushes a negative narrative. this contributes to the stigma is the racist stereotypes that has been pushed by the west for so long. we never hear about 80 in the west unless it has to do with the crew disease or some type of chaos. but what the united states media apparatus has never informed us is the us that has invaded and occupied haiti for a greater part of the 20th century. jimmy, sure, easier use the top dog, some call him a gang bought some call him a wall. lloyd. overwhelmingly. what i've heard from thousands of ations is that they do not trust jimmy barbecue she res year. but i also think that the media treatment assures year has, is not been balanced. um, there are other again, leaders, paramilitary, mercenary leaders who have proven to be much more violent. a sinister issue is here . so i think the truth is probably much more dialectical in the middle somewhere. attentions are high in b

daniel shaw, latin american and caribbean studies professor at the city university of new york says the spiraling crisis in haiti is the results of washington's interference. the u. s. foreign policy is to blame the was the us 1st clinton and then bush, who orchestrated to cruise against the democratically elected government of john bertha and arris. deed is the us who's now orchestrating their 4th or invasion and occupation of haiti, was in puerto prince. and what i hear from the haitian people over and over is that all of this k us has been well organized, well orchestrated and planned from washington, d. c for a number of years. their parent military's the mercenaries that desk wide to do the dirty work of the us economic and political interest in haiti, the gangs can't be held responsible by anybody where is the haitian military and the haitian police, who have a long history of repression of the people can be held more accountable. so it's it's, it's very necessary to critique and counter the points we're seeing in the miami herald in the washington post. that this is a purely the