ok, pull dobson from venezuela analysis dot com. thank you. next moscow's warned berlin and its nato allies not attempts fate by deploying military hardware, including nuclear weapons, close to russia, borders. against the backdrop of calls to contain russia, nato was amassing his forces along russia's borders. the german defense minister should know very well what consequences such moves have led to the past, both for germany and europe. stone remark came shortly after germany's defense minister, called on nato, to be ready to deploy nuclear weapons, to quote, deter russia near its maritime borders in the baltic and black see the build an official was an challenge to explain all comments. plu, dustin royce reported this morning that nate is contemplating deterrence scenarios for the baltic and blacks. the regents possibly involving air deployed nuclear weapons, is this the bath nate is prepared to take. this is that's the path of deterrent. we must make it very clear to russia that in the end, we're ready to move, and that is also the deterre

southern border, but also said that he hasn't had the time so far. venezuela based journalist pull dobson says mixed messages from the u. s. a. contributing to the current crisis. this price is really that natural consequence of the prolonged structure, economic situation and central and latin america in the case of venezuela. we really have to look at the role of the united states in keeping these countries handicapped, impoverished to some extent and, and in our case, the unilateral quest measures against the country, the road of washington is not innocent when it comes to the, the economic crisis as generalize economic crisis in many of these countries in honduras and height, the question of migration for the united states is very uncomfortable. there are 3 sectors which would prefer not to see the migrants into the country. but there are also strong sectors, especially within the upper classes of the united states, which recognized the u. s. economy to some extent means this cheap labor force in the country who are willing to work for lower wages. a more precarious conditions, without

well, we spoke with our journalist pull dobson, who says mixed messages from washington contribute, contribute to this ongoing crisis. stripe is really the consequence of the prolong structure, economic situation in central and latin america in the case of venezuela. we really have to look at the role of the united states in keeping these countries handicapped, impoverished to some extent and. and in our case, the unilateral quest measures against the country, the road at washington is not innocent when it comes to these. the economic crisis is generalized economic crisis in many of these countries in honduras and height. the question of migration for the united states is very uncomfortable there. all the sectors which we prefer not to migrate into the country, but there are also strong factors, especially in the upper classes of the united states, which recognize of the u. s. economy to some extent means this cheap labor force in the country who are willing to work for lower wages in more precarious conditions without collective contracts, without trade, union rights, and due to the need of t

floodgates to human traffic is in drug smugglers endangering public health and safety in our state's pol dobson journalist for independent news site venice well analysis dot com says a major factor in the current crisis is the u. s. role in keeping the migrants home countries economically handicapped stripe is really a natural consequence of the prolong structure, economic situation and central and latin america. in the case of venezuela, we really have to look at the role of the united states in keeping these countries handicapped, impoverished to some extent and, and in our case, the unilateral quest measures against the country, the road at washington is not innocent when it comes to the, the economic crisis, generalized economic crisis in many of these countries in honduras and height. the question of migration for the united states is very uncomfortable there. all the sectors which we prefer not to migrate into the country, but there are also strong sectors, especially in the upper classes of the united states, which recognized the u. s. economy. and to some extent, mean this cheap labor f

acknowledged that he should visit the southern border, but so far, he hasn't had the time. journalist pull dobson says a major factor in the current crisis in america's foreign policies towards the migrants home countries destroyed is really the consequence of the prolong structure, economic situation in central and latin america. in the case of venezuela, we really have to look at the role of the united states in keeping these countries handicapped, impoverished to some extent and. and in our case, the unilateral quest measures against the country, the road at washington is not innocent when it comes to these. the economic crisis is generalized economic crisis in many of these countries in honduras and height, the question of migration for the united states is very uncomfortable. they are all the sectors which we prefer not to migrate into the country. but there are also strong sectors, especially with the upper classes of the united states, which recognize of the u. s. economy to some extent. mean, this cheap labor force in the country who are willing to work for lower wages in more precarious

yes, jobs will be dobson. prices will beat up most, but i think filipinos will also be carrying about corruption issues as well. desanto, if you could sum up your mood right now, just looking at the candidates that we know are running. who knows what's going to happen between now and saturday, the weekend for the philippines. so that's exciting. how would you sum up your mood watching from afar? i am extremely nervous because the stakes are high and the results of this election could be disastrous because it could spell a big, big, big dent on could have been liberal democracy, which is not something we need at this point. as i meant. yeah, i fully agree that they do that most of us would think that the stakes are just too high. you know, unfortunately, again, sometimes because we are taught us, rodney holmes, i said, suggested philip in a stand to be very optimistic about things and that's probably both a strength and a weakness on one hand up to helps us cope. but on the other hand, that also makes us bent to think of, you know, entertainment of our way of coping, you know, and perh

. >> you mention, or note the works of phyllis schlafly, elizabeth elliot, bill goddard, james dobsond beverly la hay and john eldridge and others such as oliver north, mark driscoll, al moeller who were foundational in beginning and supporting the development of an image of masculinity as rugged and in some measure excusable within the movement. on the other side, you mentioned figures like rick warren, bill highballs, jim wallace, russell lord and others who have pushed back against part of this mythic development. what grow see as the future? >> yeah. first of all, yes, many, many books were read, and i do want to give my shout out to i had three university research assistants, students who e helped me with this, and they were phenomenal. there's no way this book could have been written in this way without their, their labor and insight. so, yeah, i'm glad you listed the variety of figures that we're talking about because all of evangelicalism, conservative white evangelicalism can't be reduced to militancy, right? you've got all kinds -- you've got russell moore, so this is where