�*didi', not his real name, left china for the promise of a well—paid job.a, locked up in a compound and forced by criminal gangs to carry out an online romance scam known as pig butchering. translation: i'm recording this video secretly _ from inside the bathroom. in the scam, victims are known as pigs. scammers use fake online profiles to groom them before tricking them to invest in fake financial exchanges. didi worked 12—hour days targeting people in america and europe under the constant threat of violence. translation: someone in my team made a mistake today. _ he was beaten up in front of everyone, then dragged out of the office. videos shared with the bbc by activist networks show the type of violence didi witnessed is common in scam compounds. this is �*shao tsui', not his real name. he's a former scam boss. he's wearing a mask to avoid reprisals from criminal gangs. he says he make hundreds of thousands of dollars running a scam operation, even writing a guide for other scammers to follow, but that he now regrets his actions. translation: the| pig b

didi, not his real name, left china for the promise of a well—paid job.ked up in a compound and forced by criminal gangs to carry out an online romance scam known as pig butchering. translation: i'm recording this video secretly from inside the bathroom. in the scam, victims are known as pigs. scammers use fake online profiles to groom them before tricking them to invest in fake financial exchanges. didi worked 12 hour days targeting people in america and europe under the constant threat of violence. translation: someone in my team made a mistake today. he was beaten up in front of everyone, then dragged out of the office. videos shared with the bbc by activist networks show the type of violence didi witnessed is common in scam compounds. this is shao tsui, not his real name. he's a former scam boss. he's wearing a mask to avoid reprisals from criminal gangs. he says he make hundreds of thousands of dollars running a scam operation, even writing a guide for other scammers to follow, but that he now regrets his actions. translation: the pig butchering scam

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w. travel extremely worth a visit with blue with this is didi of you. news live from berlin. the u. s. and germany promised to maintain support for ukraine. washington announce is an extra $400000000.00 in military aid for keith. as german chancellor, olaf sholtes meats joe barton at the white house. meanwhile, ukrainian forces are reportedly under increasing pressure from russia in the front line battle for the city of buck. ah, nick spicer, welcome to the program. the u. s. and german leaders have met in washington and a display of unity over the war in ukraine. it was all actuals, his 1st visit to the white house since rushes invasion. he and joe biden focus there talks on support for keith and concerns that china is planning to provide russia with military assistance to the u. s. also announced a new $400000000.00 package of military aid for keith schultz as germany is committed to back in ukraine for as long as it takes really important that we've been together organized on work step that we've made feasible that we can give the necessary or to you a, this time i think it's ver

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work in ukraine and plans to provide another 3 million by 2025, european commissioner for justice didi raeders reported this at the conference on war crimes in london, he emphasized that the icc remains the key international body for the investigation and prosecution of those responsible for helping the russians prepare missile strikes in odesa the security service detained two enemy informers during an attempt to transfer intelligence to the aggressor, the men were collecting information about the locations of military strategically important objects of critical infrastructure and air defense systems, enemy publicists, two local residents, including an employee of the utility company of heat supply, the sbu notes that during the search of the men, mobile phones were found the phones they used to transmit data are now informants behind bars despite persecution, numerous checks and video surveillance cameras, the people of melitopol continue to resist the occupiers, more and more patriotic posters and graffiti appear in the city , they depict a yellow ribbon, a symbol of struggle, a tes

earlier, i spoke to didi tang, the beijing correspondent for the british newspaper the times, who explainedvernment's economic plans. every year when congress, national people's congress, when they meet, one of the things on the agenda is to approve the annual budget, this is always of high interest, the public always interested in how much money will be spent in china on its military. the military spending has always been increasing at a higher rate than national gdp growth. for example, this year, it will increase by 7.2%. whereas, the target for economic growth is set around 5%. the 7.2% increase in military spending in the budget is coming after china posted a 3% increase in gdp for 2022. so this is sort of like china trying to accelerate or keep up or trying to make up for the loss, whatever it is, trying to bring its military spending to a certain level. the rivalry between us and china, always seeing what china will do, with a higher military budget, and the spokesperson for the chinese national people's congress, he said at the press conference yesterday, it is reasonable, china nee

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we did a lot this year to make sure we're out front on s1 -- as the sun x, didi g x, making sure the next generation is -- where the decisions on the design and discussions are being moved to the left. because we need to make sure that where much more complete and mature and deciding decision-making before we go -- another way to control costs is to make sure that you're very mature in the design process. very different going -- being 40% completing this and forces being 80% complete and design. the while we do that, the more we factor and uncertainty, the more where able to push out cost, the more we can do to you to send that clear signal to the industry. i think those things are important. >> so. the 30-year shipbuilding plan is actually -- it's a statute that congress passed. we have to get rid of it for a few years, but then we brought it back. and i think the intention behind it and the support for it is just that -- and everybody in this room knows this better than anyone. shipbuilding is a long game. it's really kind of different than army acquisition, or, you, know even air

he's a buddy of didi rodriguez who drove a stun gun into mike fanone's neck and very nearly killed himggered a heart attack. and the guy on the screen, the guy stuffing things into someone's bag, that's a few minutes after he drove a stun gun into mike fanone's neck and nearly killed him. there he is throwing things out of the bag as you have all of these going through this office and destroying property. they were bunkered in that office. there's going to be a huge table, there are police on the other side of that door who barricaded that door to make sure that the rioters couldn't get further into capitol after they already went through the tunnel where there were vicious assaults taking place on officers time after time for hours and hours, after they endured tear gas after tear gas after tear gas. you hear the testimony from these officers in court every week. it's happening all the time and then to have some propagandaist go on and say this is all hunky-dory and have them suggest that maybe this qanon shaman, maybe he was -- maybe they got him through a back door and snuck him thi

state prison in marin county will be ther a focus on preparing governor gavin newsom's office has si didy' approac tode. ian prisons, inmates have access to tvs, additional furniture, the kitchen activities like basketball, and they have more freedoms than in most american prisons. the nation has a low rate of inmates who reoffend. some support the governor's plan , saying it'll keep inmates from going back to prison. but some victims rights advocates are outraged. he seems to have completely forgotten the victims . i mean, i think this is a front to the victims because we're saying at least there is still an element of accountability and punishment that should happen in state prison before you get your chance to earn your way out. um shortening sentences. this isn't a get out of jail free card. this is hey, what do you need to be successful? let's give you that so you can get out and do what you need to do to take care of yourself and your family. other locations in pennsylvania , north dakota and oregon have alth on a muchmaller to san quih is housed high profile criminals like cult lea

plus three top pundits, including radio legend didi, david hamilton said.wing scandal of vaccine injuries. plus sunday papers. see you . at nine. bofis at nine. boris johnson faced a grilling by the privileges committee this week to determine whether he or intentionally misled parliament over politics. johnson denies wrongdoing , over politics. johnson denies wrongdoing, and our very own jacob rees—mogg has suggested the animus against boris be politically motivated and that the liberal media and political classes still haven't given him a break and forgiven him over brexit. i spoke with broadcaster and historian david starkey about this story as , what he had about this story as, what he had to say. why do you think this term recklessly was introduced? it seems possible he could have recklessly run , intentionally recklessly run, intentionally misled them , and that surely misled them, and that surely this isn't as bad as lying, which would require intention. i'm afraid i am very firmly. jacob rees—mogg side on this. i think that the entire proceedings of t

or didi greano have and now i've a recording or whatever you call it. but no, it was one . and you know what that is ? that's a tribute to the factt th that people feel the j. six people have been very unfairly treated just to finish up with dissenters. so i said, let me do a couple of rallies. d a couple of rallies, two or three massive rallies, massiv rallie. i said, you're going to win, ron ? i don't think sowi. he's a star.u an i said, you're going to win. i'm telling you. and he ends up winning. a and then a couple of years later, they say to ron desantis, will you run against the presidenn agai t? and he said , i have no comment. i have no comment.i lock ede and i looked at the people p i was with , they said, that's not supposed to happen here. io i got him the nomination.t meant and i don't mean i got them. of because you know what?uple i have a lot of people, made. i helped the governoror of a couple i absolutely made. i helped the governor of georgii a and i would say he hasn't been exactly great. as far as a relationship. get i helped a lot of people get elected.

we work through didi -- diplomacy working with three european countries. we get a similar agreement in iran in 2003 and 2004. and because i would say in part, because of our loss of credibility and leverage because our failure to stabilize iraq both of those countries walk out of those agreements and we were never able to get them back into it. we paid an enormous price for that. i would have to say that we came up with -- the -- the war -- the so-called endless war in iraq ended for the united states in 2011 when president obama took out all of our troops that had some very adverse consequences, which we can talk about, failure to attend what was happening in syria as it ended in civil war, had serious consequences so that al-qaeda regroups as isis and syria and in 2014 comes in and takes 40% of iraq. and -- and -- and in some sense defeats all the good that came out of the surge. it is president obama not president bush who sends in the troops to help the iraqis throw out the isis. but it's a different mob. it's not the kind of 160,000 occupy the country

didi had an economist unit and other business lines of finance space.ill see further spinoffs. we saw tencent spin off its music unit. it's a very different structure relative to the united states because tech giants do everything. as a result of that, they have huge numbers of business lines. in the chat gdp space, every one of the major five tech players have their own business there and could ultimately spin that out so it is a trend you will see continuously. kathleen: it seems that crackdown came at a cost to a certain extent. would you say that now, this was a smart move by the chinese government to enforce these things to go in a certain direction? ben: there's huge amounts of historical precedent. we broke up standard oil in the united states. even amazon will struggle on a going forward baseness -- basis to hold its lines in one hood. in the west, we do not that an eye[ -- abt an eye when they would get too much monopolistic control over certain regulators this is plaintiff -- blatant regulation and should have happened a long time ago. kathlee

regulatory approval however, in 2021 after the drama we saw after the -- of the ride-hailing giant didie chinese security regulator came in now chinese companies have to seek approval if 50% of operating revenue, profit, assets or net assets are derived by a domestic company, the chinese part of the company, in the most recent fiscal year, and if the main part of the business is in china or the most senior executives are chinese nationals or live in china so, the commission would review then and potentially reject companies if they were deemed -- if the listing was deemed harmful to chinese national security or if the listing exposes chinese data or statistics unnecessarily so, the regulator had clarified that companies that are already listed, companies like alibaba or baidu do not have to file for these regulations unless they decide they're going to list and -- in a secondary listing or raise more capital so, that is the reason why we saw this rush of chinese companies trying to sort out their ipos before today. seven chinese companies listed in the u.s., and it doesn't sound like a

pundits in the country and broadcaster lizzie zita , and broadcaster lizzie zita, radio and tv legend didind of course , general tv star ben course, general tv star ben faded. look, let's let's get to lots of those stories . and we lots of those stories. and we should start, shouldn't we. did he? david hamilton with the bonus. he? david hamilton with the bonus . and this is a story that bonus. and this is a story that features the sunday telegraph and the sunday telegraph. european judges be overruled on rwanda. deportees actions. now, this is the european convention on human rights that we draft it up after the second world war. it looks like britain tear it up in order to stop the boats. your reaction? well, i think it's time we our own laws, isn't time that we our own laws, isn't it? i made that was the whole point brexit, wasn't it? we point of brexit, wasn't it? we would own here and would make our own laws here and every time the government tries to do something about illegal immigrants , they are thwarted by immigrants, they are thwarted by somebody. or are usually lawyers. so has g

pundits in the country and broadcaster lizzie zita , and broadcaster lizzie zita, radio and tv legend didi course , general tv star ben course, general tv star ben faded. look, let's let's get to lots of those stories . and we lots of those stories. and we should start, shouldn't we. did he? david hamilton with the bonus. he? david hamilton with the bonus . and this is a story that bonus. and this is a story that features the sunday telegraph and the sunday telegraph. european judges be overruled on rwanda. deportees actions. now, this is the european convention on human rights that we draft it up after the second world war. it looks like britain tear it up in order to stop the boats. your reaction? well, i think it's time we our own laws, isn't time that we our own laws, isn't it? i made that was the whole point brexit, wasn't it? we point of brexit, wasn't it? we would laws here and would make our own laws here and every time the government tries to do something about illegal immigrants , they are thwarted by immigrants, they are thwarted by somebody. or are usually lawyers. so has got t

didi collin, published moments ago that he observes cosco seeing finally food disinflation .n the to mind -- demand-side were saying and and balance on that will not be solved behind inflation. that becomes the wage price spiral that the fed greatly fears were high inflation leads to higher inflation so i don't think simply standing by the wayside and allowing natural markets to clear itself will be a long-term solution. lisa: do you think it's realistic that the fed can get to 6%? >> absolutely. lisa: at one point do they say, to market because that is above for the market has retraced to and we have seen the pricing this week. >> i think they're slowly making the play but they don't want to overpromise in terms of the terminal rate if in fact inflation does so -- doesn't show market improvement. they consistently underestimate the sticky nature of inflation. 230 basis points higher than the initial forecast in march of lester. tom: help me here. we are so honored to have christian horner with those from red bull with us on monday after the race. did i miss the memo that we