, created and still dominated by the west. and that is why they are full when the pre became an idea. and it must be said that the idea was from a conversation by another west than a goodman sucks. who came for the 1st time and talked about imagining economies, particularly the economist or need, who talked about them in brownsville, russia, india, on china between 200, the 2000, the 200112009. there are many activities with the fust imagine meeting taking place in the 2009 and of cost in the 12102011 south africa was admitted and it was no longer brief but bricks and then i was asking myself, what was the reason behind this suggestion that this should be on economic broke or couldn't economic but you know, not the brits. the reason must be understood in the context of history in the context of history to mean that many african countries a wide dominated by western institution. so that you had a government such as is a low man convention which was between the african countries on 03 and union outside of the american finish. an

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we must always remember that as long as we engage in a conflict, as known as though i need the dominate, that we're waiting here by industrialized in a meaningful way. therefore, as we engage with the rest of the was because then page we must, as we are, why not to do from the rest of the was not technology must be adopted on the top 10 for the sake of the continent of africa, africa most industrialized on our own terms, that is what dr. liberators and is all about a thing. judgments about the content of africa. i'm many on diverse. we have, i go up question today that i say or by buys, in the knowledge that will come back again to continue the conversation. thank you . the plato says the line should not be considering a piece plan for your grades, but instead, be focused on sending more weapons to the queue. again, the alliance demonstrates it can never entertain plans for peace and stability, as well as security for all. in the meantime, just want to continue the the .

friends, really the happenings in the continent of africa because these um, money frustration of dominance. if you go to any african, comes it today, and you want to go to us. so from good, it is kind of fall from from. if you want to go to a petrol station, it isn't movies all the time. energy is from, from, if you want to buy, so you can, it is can talk to fried chicken from, can talk in the united states of america. if you want to have your, for the nearby to you, it is a global from spain. if you want to order, you are sucks it, it is, it will go from san francisco during the night. if they, if you're ones the security mind, it is a guy that was k, k, a security from canada. the net effect is that the african countries on very little on the corner me is i expand, i need dominated and visit the munition is in bid. is the newest cromwell fall off with don this i'm, while you have book bad a tells us that as long as africans on to off with on need, those are walking around the wall with the ball is in the hundreds asked me for, for an investment african countries we longer has been domina

region dominated by russia. it has to be a region that exist on its own. and that has been for history, for centuries has been a place for different civilizations meetings, and it has been a place where european values are always been at the center stage and country that society is a vibrant civil society that wants to be part of the community of

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and it won't be the last. it into nvidia's dominance and it won't be the last.— won't be the last._ won't be the last. it is really in-your-face, america's - in—your—face, america's dominance in al is being challenged and it is coming at a very big week for tech. we are hearing from a lot of the big names in tech, the magnificent seven. microsoft, meta, magnificent seven. microsoft, meta. tesla. _ magnificent seven. microsoft, meta, tesla, apple _ magnificent seven. microsoft, meta, tesla, apple are - magnificent seven. microsoft, meta, tesla, apple are all- magnificent seven. microsoft, | meta, tesla, apple are all due to report this week. the tech giants are being powered on a wave of ai enthusiasm but also expectations of tax cuts and a lighter touch regulation from the trump administration. however they have been ploughing huge sums into artificial intelligence and investors are going to want to see the results of that coming through sooner rather than later and given high valuations are the could be volatility again if results don't meet expectations.— again if results don't m

the word itself is now dominated -- world itself is now dominated by a new spirit.are more numerous and more politically aware, are craving, and now demanding their place in the sun, not just for the benefit of their own physical condition, but for basic human rights. the passion for freedom is on the rise. tapping this new spirit, there can be no nobler nor more ambitious task for america to undertake on this day of a new beginning than to help shape a just and peaceful world that is truly humane. we are a strong nation and we will maintain strength so sufficient that it need not be proven in combat. a quiet strength. [applause] a quiet strength-based not merely on the size of our arsenal, but on the nobility of ideas. we will be ever vigilant and never vulnerable. and we will fight our wars against poverty, ignorance, and injustice. [applause] for those other enemies against which our forces can be honorably marshaled we are a proudly idealistic nation, but let no one confuse our idealism with weakness, because we are free we can never be in different to the freed

as known as though i need the dominate, that we're waiting here by industrialize, in a meaningful way. therefore, as we engage with the rest of the was because then good, we must, as we are, why not i do from the rest of the was that's acknowledge it. must be adopted on the top 10 for the sake of the continent of africa, africa most industrialized on our own terms. that is what dr. liberators and is all about. a van goodman. it's about the content of us because i'm many and diverse. we have, i don't have question today that i say i probably buys in the knowledge that will come back again to continue the conversation. thank you. the interesting you're doing and kind of leads to them the articles and you might, it's a city of the name is on the scale to see the human can, you know, probably my landline united sort of slowing the data. this is kind of shows you this list of lots of details to, to make a cosigner, but it will just take one of those same and use the link to the stores or at the store to, to, to you, you would need to even, and 0. it's a good key and our phone yet, so that'

and industrialize this and i didn't bid economic dominance. money for us is solves in very many ways, and i want to demonstrate, although it is not classical industrialized vision to demonstrate how that value is with the sunflower is present in our continent in very many ways. you feel going through the mining system and do god with the democratic republicans, global for you is the mining and the democratic republic of congo. it is glen cool . it is an e or thing or is the mining and what's on it is there is always mining in south africa. it is there is who is that side thing? all island on gore law. it is that because on mobiles where he is ex, trusting all in the golf ball on the common room is the thailand as you with the rocketing gus, mozambique. it is the energies. in other words, wherever you go or you find that they are all these west on the institutions on. sometimes i say that if you want to see the evidence of the i don't mean. and you also have to look at their friends, really, the happenings in the continent of africa because these um, money frustration of dummy knows if

dominance buildout data centers.f those stories just unraveling a little bit and i think it really captures the fact this was all very one sided. everyone was on the one side of the boat. it does not take much to disrupt things when things are that one-sided rate lisa: is really elegant and i think a lot of people are looking at this. it's a reason marc andreessen said this is a sputnik moment. it is solving things in a different way. jonathan: the latest with bloomberg's tom mackenzie as deepseek rattles global tech stocks. you are watching bloomberg tv. ♪ the way i approach work post fatherhood, has really trying to understand the generation that we're building devices for. here in the comcast family, we're building an integrated in-home wifi solution for millions of families like my own. in the average household, there are dozens of connected devices. connectivity is a big part of my boys' lives. it brings people together in meaningful ways. >> jonathan: this is quite a start to the trading week, s&p 500 down 2.5%

this is a tool for world domination. and if you the question, i think that the blogs going to have internally as well, can we not win on this one and still get world domination? so understanding that they're looking for world domination, the in the individual video sink receives of this. um, the fine, think a way out of this have to be viewed in the context of requests to move the world. yeah. but garland this we spoke or before the recording here. i mean, one of the there when you use the word had gemini, as indivisible, i mean, either your hedge a monic or you're not. i mean, and that's the quandary. washington in the western world, this put itself in garland when one more thing. and that's it. and here's the important part, what the trump people have on their side is that the majority of the people in the united states agree with them. the majority of the people in europe went to return to a time when they had some level of economic prosperity. so while he will have a battle with the people in power who are trying to

in the prior segment you were talking about us dominance in his various domains. 0nce talk about us dominanceion of the future. we are setting background to a lot of other countries around the world it is such a shortsighted decision to release background and not build up the us clean energy infrastructure. we know for example the return on investment for fossil fuel emissions has been going down for some time. an area where we should be growing our tentacles, not trying to shrink them. �* ., tentacles, not trying to shrink them

william saliba, but they got back on level terms when gabriel's header from a corner rebounded off dominic, before leandro trossard put them ahead on the stroke of half—time. mikel arteta's side saw out the game and breathed new life into the title race. from the first minute, we were really intense, showed a lot of quality, played with will purpose to hurt them with or without the ball and we created an unbelievable atmosphere which helps a lot. we know the meaning of the game and we know how important it is for everybody so it's a gift that we have the opportunity to make a lot of our supporters very happy and i'm sure we have accomplished that and they will feel very proud about it. just not acceptable, the first half. — just not acceptable, the first half, that we could go out there _ half, that we could go out there in_ half, that we could go out there in such a big game and be so passive — there in such a big game and be so passive and we haven't done that for— so passive and we haven't done that for quite a while in the game — that for quite a while in the game of— that for quite a

dominic casciani reports.ne over manchester, a video showing how easy it was to get over the walls of the city's jail. this social media clip one of many bragging about deliveries by air to prisoners. this is the scale of the threat now identified at one of england's highest security prisons. the delivery of drugs and contraband by drone are now a massive problem forjails — this footage showing how gangs fly them right up to cell windows. two reports today reveal how the devices are destabilising two prisons holding some of the most dangerous men in the uk — murderers, gang bosses and terrorism offenders. at hmp manchester, the prisons watchdog says the airspace has been ceded to organised crime gangs. knives are being flown in because of broken cctv and failed netting. prisoners have been breaking £5,000 windows to receive deliveries faster than they can be replaced. hmp long lartin in worcestershire holds some of the uk's most dangerous terrorism offenders, yet its bosses are similarly struggling with drones

dominic, thank— the same thing again. dominic, thank you _ the same thing again.ince harry is not here, he doesn't _ prince harry is not here, he doesn't have to be here. we are expecting — doesn't have to be here. we are expecting him to give evidence later— expecting him to give evidence later on— expecting him to give evidence later on in— expecting him to give evidence later on in the trial. we'll bring _ later on in the trial. we'll bring you _ later on in the trial. we'll bring you any developments. humanitarian volunteers in sudan say 16 civilians have been killed after paramilitary forces shelled a displacement camp close to el—fasher, the capital of north darfur. the army and paramilitary forces have been accused of indiscriminately bombing civilians and medical facilities, attacking residential areas and using mass starvation as a weapon of war. this comes more then a week after the eastern city of wad madani was recaptured by the army from its rival, the rapid support forces, or rsf. sudan's troops and rsf militia have been fighting for control of sudan

but also as dominic was saying, this is also a win for news group.r both sides. for news group, they have avoided what could have been a really damaging case. that drip, drip, drip of allegations, suggestions of a cover—up by senior executives, suggestions that phone hacking and other unlawful newsgathering techniques were widespread at the newspaper over many years from 1996. it's important to say they would have thought that in court, they strongly deny that. but now we will not hear that evidence. there was a big headache for another person mentioned in dominic's piece, rebekah brooks. people might remember she was the editor of the news of the world and later the sun and now she is the ceo of news uk. she has always been backed by rupert murdoch. but of course, positions can shift and we will see what develops. but it has taken a prince with deep pockets to get it this far. clearly, if police are minded to investigate or indeed, if the government decides it wants to restart the leveson inquiry or open a public inquiry, that will be a serious deve

i don't believe romanians consider themselves dominated by the soviet union. i do not believe that the poles consider themselves dominated by the soviet union. each of those countries is independent, autonomous. it has its own territorial integrity and the united states does not concede that those countries are under the domination of the soviet union. as a matter of fact, i visited poland, yugoslavia and romania to make certain that the people of those countries understood that the president of the united states and the people of the united states are dedicated to their independence, their autonomy and their freedom. >> governor carter a response. >> in the first place i am not criticizing his holiness the pope. i was talking about mr. ford. the fact is that secrecy has surrounded the decisions made by the ford administration. in the case of the helsinki agreement, a very good agreement at the beginning. but we have failed to enforced parts which ensures the rights of people to migrate, to be free, speak out, the soviet union is still jamming radio free europ

can be energy dominant. we have to maintain this. >> thank you for meeting with me.thank you very much. we talked about this as well because we have this ready plan. we have reached unlike where the slaves, we are looking for partnership is a track record it comes to bringing them together to create that and various land and the landfill so i'm hopeful will this local consultation, i am hoping you will work with us as well as economics other landfills, do you commit to that? >> other than the top the list in terms of federal land, the same challenges great success population growth nevada. you've got through it, i can tell and i look forward to working with you. >> i will have an unlimited in terms of energy. let me ask you because in nevada the it is working its early partnerships. >> market incentives built into programs we can match it with two or three in this economy and extend for every taxpayer dollar. >> and there is a role for the federal government as part of the public partnership. >> in nevada because of the inflation reduction act, we have benefited not

frankel, that the yugoslavians consider themselves dominated by the soviet union. i don't believe that the romanians consider themselves dominated by the soviet union. i don't believe that the poles consider themselves dominated by the soviet union. each of those countries is independent, autonomous. it has its own territorial integrity and the united states does not concede that those countries are under the domination of the soviet union. as a matter of fact, i visited poland, yugoslavia and romania to make certain that the people of those countries understood that the president of the united states and the people of the united states are dedicated to their independence, their autonomy, and their freedom. >> governor carter, your response. >> well, in the first place, i'm not criticizing his holiness the pope, i was talking about ford. the fact is that secrecy has surrounded the decisions made by the ford administration. in the case of the helsinki agreement. it may have been a good agreement at the beginning, but we have failed to enforce the so-called basket th

of government -- the domination of business by government. fascism is a domination of government by business as mussolini said. fascism should not be called fascism but corporatetism. there is no stronger advocate then free-market capitalism than myself. i believe it is the most efficient and best way, but in a true free-market economy you cannot make yourself rich without making your neighbors rich or enriching your community but what polluters do is they make themselves rich by making everyone else poor. they raise standards of living for themselves by lowering the quality of life and they do that by explained -- by escaping the discipline of the free market. corporations do not want free markets but profits, and the best way to do that is to capture control of government officials and to use those contacts to destroy the competition and dominate the marketplace and that is no longer free-market capitalism. host: last call. go ahead south dakota. caller: yes. i will call mr. kennedy his right name instead of calling him robert like they cal

dominated fields, so tiktok is putting in_ dominated fields, so tiktok is putting in a lot of moneyot of money into it women's pockets. so i would hate _ it women's pockets. so i would hate to — it women's pockets. so i would hate to see that go. people are finding — hate to see that go. people are finding community, people who have _ finding community, people who have never really had a voice are sharing their story, sol would — are sharing their story, sol would hate to see all of that no. would hate to see all of that a 0- ., would hate to see all of that to. ., ., ., would hate to see all of that no. ., ., ., , go. for more on this, we can turn to grace _ go. for more on this, we can turn to grace nelson, - go. for more on this, we can j turn to grace nelson, analyst at assembly research. we are expecting possibly a decision on the law from america's highest court in as soon as the next hour. what make the supreme court do? what are the options? supreme court do? what are the o tions? . ~ supreme court do? what are the otions? ., ~ ,., supreme court do? what are the otions? ., ~

watches. >> are you concerned about china's dominance. >> we're going to dominate everything. >> whiteouse a.i. encryptor czar david sachs wrote this on x it will be very competitive and president trump was right to resend the bite in order and the companies without asking if china would do the same i'm confident in the united states but we can't be complacent writes david sachs, trump his writing to keep a competitive watch this. >> in the future we're going to be placing tariffs on foreign production of computer chips, semiconductors and pharmaceuticals to return production of the essential goods to the united states of america they left us and went to taiwan with 98% of the chip business we want them to come back and we don't want to give them billions of dollars like this ridiculous program that biden has given everybody billions of dollars they needed incentive and that's going to be there i want to pay a 25, 50 or 100% tax. maria: fox business has confirmed that deepseek a.i. will not respond to any questions related to the ccp or the 198019 elements a protest, the uighurs, slave

that would create artic dominance. so why is this never mentioned?n the media's coverage of greenland? and trump's desire to perhaps make a deal for it? for the same reason they never address that nato is still taking advantage of u.s. taxpayers. >> nato is taking advantage of us. one of the problems i have had and i have said it openly i have said it to president zelenskyy. europe is in for a tiny fraction that we are in. why billions and billions more dollars in europe. >> laura: excellent question, why? it's a question that makes all the right people comfortable as does trump's approach to dealing with russia somewhere they said biden should be able to join russia. someone on their doorstep that i could understand their feeling about that. but there are a lot of mistakes made in that negotiation. and when i heard the way that biden was negotiating. i said end up in a war. and it turned out to be a very could speculate. >> laura: trump the peacemaker wants it to end and of course he is spot on. and in response. the press tiptoed toward russia collu

most of it is dominated by spruce trees. for years, spruce was considered ideal for the region, but rise and temperatures are taking a toll. he's determined to transform his forest into a thriving mixed woodland. so far, he's following the standard 3 selections recommended by the forestry service. yeah, let's see for plans for there's a lot of maple trees were planted and, and the connect for a segment. we also planted a lot of for trees, and we're also testing out a small number of douglas 1st visuals on time. but dominic yolanda prefers to think big. he's a researcher with a life future forest project and specializes in studying for us soil's. he believes that nurturing a healthy and living soil is key. the building for 4050 when we say and living, so we mean the organisms that inhabited the female and we'll take a look here, but probably won't find all that much. these organisms are crucial for breaking down bio mass like needles and leaves into humans, which is might offer 3 help on that environment with that. so if you'

and you know, 50 logical factors like which can you prefer, which of your eyes is dominant and which side of the brain you use more? the study, analyze existing accident quotes to try and find which side of the road is police vehicle and was 50 years or so ago. there was some evidence that countries with lift pen traffic supported fuel road accidents. the study eventually didn't deliver, consumes the results. instead it said because it's put into the right hand and right dominance, driving on the left could possibly be safer. nonetheless, it's certainly not the most popular choice would over. of course the has been other countries in dated today's around the world that hit switch driving sides over the years. japan drives from the left side of fluid, but after world war to okinawa was on the american control and to switch to driving on the drive. in contrast to the rest of the country, it was only in 1978 and what was called the 7 put the change over that attributed to driving on the left. iceland nigeria, sierra leone, human and honda all switched, driving sides at various points in

in developing gp use, dominance and funding new companies in the space.w months and over the last couple of weeks is we've seen that deep seek is not just something that's been released by potentially a small company are by china, but what it shows is its a pretty proficient model. it's pretty capable. it shows that it has advanced reasoning capabilities, it can be used and has been focused on certain things like math and language. it's left us all stepping back and saying if it's not the sputnik moment at least china is here. this is a little bit of a coming out party. behind that is where all the questions and the complexities come in. >> will: specifically whether are not this whole thing is fraud, whether are not they are lying. let's assume that they are not. the real key is not just that deep seek is good but at hashmak but that it's cheap and it's undercut the entire business model in the united states. the need for all these chips and data centres, they built it for 1 20th of the cost. that's what they are saying. if they win and dominate, i guess

the world itself is now dominated by the spirit peoples. more numerous and more politically aware are craving and now demanding their place in the sun. not just what the benefit of their own physical condition, but for basic human right suppression of freedom is on the rise. tapping this spirit there can be no nobler nor more ambitious path for america to undertake on this day of a new beginning. going to help shape or just and peaceful world that is truly humane. we are a strong nation and we will maintain strength both sufficient. but it need not be proven in combat. acquired strength based. acquired strength based not merely on the size of an arsenal, but on a noble unity of ideals. we will be ever vigilant and never vulnerable, and we will fight our wars against poverty, ignorance and injustice. for the other animals against which our forces can be honorable. and. we are a proudly idealistic nation. but let no one confuse our idealism with weakness. because we are free. we can never be indifferent to the fate of freedom. elsewhere. our

>> we'll dominate everything. >> is microsoft interested in tiktok? >> president trump: i would say yes. >> brooke: trump will make a decision on tiktok's future. >> carley: three people dead after shooting inside indiana grocery store yesterday evening. two loves were wounded after exchanging gunfire with the gunman. one is in stable condition and one has been released. the police department is investigating, motive is unknown. there is no threat to the public. >> todd: justice department firing people who worked on jack smith's team. acting attorney general james mc henry says the individuals could not be trusted. smith was appointed by merrick garland in november of 2022. he charged trump in both classified documents case and his election interference case. the president pleaded not guilty and both cases dismissed. and dhs secretary kristi noem will address her staff for first time this afternoon and deliver her vision for the agency that will be key in delivering president trump's uchl immigration crackdown. she received support from seven demo de