he supported the genocide in the don boss for the whole of his presidency. so clearly, that doesn't bother him. taking the champion that was the lensky, and now resigning him to 2nd seat. you know, it's just clear that foreign policy in the united states is inconsistent and it has nothing to do with the respect for life. and i do have denied you cover conflict, but it says if conflict are only successful from the viewpoint of native nations, if they kill lots of people, i suppose so. but i don't think that even nato leaders believe what they're saying, because they continue to move the goal posts. we see them doing that in ukraine where 2 years ago it just was very fashionable to support ukraine, give you kind whatever you wanted. as you mentioned, i live in western europe, and when the conflict came out, it was all over the place, how fashionable it was to save ukrainians. whatever you can do take in a ukrainian refugee. i donated a car seat and some extra antibiotics. i don't know where the heck those things when it was just all the web chat mom groups. wh

he supported the genocide in the don boss for the whole of his presidency. so clearly, that doesn't bother him. taking the champion that was the lensky, and now resigning him to 2nd seat. you know, it's just clear that foreign policy in the united states is inconsistent, and it has nothing to do with the respect for life. and i don't, can, i do cover conflicts, but it says if conflict are only successful from the viewpoint of nato nations, if they kill lots of people, i suppose so. but i don't think that even nato leaders believe what they're saying, because they continue to move the goal posts. we see them doing that in ukraine where 2 years ago it just was very fashionable to support ukraine, give you kind whatever you wanted. as you mentioned, i live in western europe, and when the conflict came out, it was all over the place, how fashionable it was to save ukrainians, whatever you can do, taking a ukrainian refugee, i donated a car seat and some extra antibiotics. i don't know where the heck those things when it was just all the web chat mom groups. what

said that the leadership in ukraine, one of the things they were the most afraid of is losing the don boss region because it's so wealthy and resources the minds there for your cranium and other things. well, that's exactly what happened. so they've been work furiously worried about keeping this region well, also torturing these people. and i think just, yeah, you're right. the new york times has been reluctant to cover that. the with around the read, the very clear. it was very simple for the war, but then how easy is it? how easy will it be to filter down to the public use all of those ukraine flags still, then all using would unprovoked as often maybe. and now we have a leak regarding the and the other nato, a nation back war. even guys, the new york times, apparently sending a memo to stop saying stop using the word genocide occupied territory. don't use the word palestine.

said that the leadership in ukraine, one of the things they were the most afraid of is losing the don boss region because it's so wealthy and resources the minds there for your cranium and other things. well, that's exactly what happened. so they've been, were furiously worried about keeping this region well, also torturing these people. and i think just, yeah, you're right. the new york times has been reluctant to cover that. the with around the read, the very clear it was, are a simple for the war, but then how easy is it? how easy will it be to filter down to the public use all of those ukraine flags still, then all using would unprovoked as often maybe. and now we have a leak regarding the and the other nato, a nation back war. even guys, a new york times, apparently sending a memo to stop saying stop using the word genocide occupied territory. don't use the word palestine. i've seen that for saw, it's that clear from editorial. that was it your experience when you were working in so called mainstream media that you get these memos telling you not to use certain words and how easily wi

so called anti terrorism operation, the key of had launched against the don boss, people in 2015 just about a year after the euro. my don regime had come to power in ukraine. this operation drew largely its strength from neo nazi groups that had weapons like the as of battalion, which also were supplied with weapons and money by the united states for many years actually. and according to the russian foreign minister of the west continues to cover up flagrant human rights violations committed by groups like these we didn't get, we'd be you, she and i will show you, we see how he ups, flagrant violations of human rights are being covered up by western and zeros and many international mechanisms. in february 2022, when the special military operation began, the key of regime declared itself free of virtually all human rights obligations. even then i will remind you the entire world was covered with numerous images of ukrainian military atrocities, including on the battlefield. let us recall the video of ukrainian nazis were in uniforms of the ukrainian armed forces, shooting captive russi

and the don boss conflict in 2015 through multi lateral negotiations that resulted in the minster agreements. but after some several years it became clear that t f and the west were not serious about upholding their obligations under these agreements. despite the fact that moscow had long wardens, the west and key of that, an escalation of this conflict would only lead to catastrophe. which is what it is . we honestly told the west, if you are pushing you frame towards disaster, no one was listening. that's why i say again, we have nothing to hide. i do not know with what arguments the west uses, except that russia will conquer everyone now. and there was no logic there some time ago at the beginning of the special military operation, even before its western ideologists said, let's rather accept you, crane and tomato. then russia will not dare to attack it, because russia cannot attack a nato country. now, as you see, those arguments have changed, and they are now saying that ukraine is about to lose, and they cannot allow you for and to lose. because as soon as it loses to russia, russia wo

now we also heard about a diplomatic solution for don boss from both you planning and presence the landscape. i am the former president put a shanker, but what my question sir, is, why did they say one thing? and then acts differently than uh, depending how much got from my country potter to be off the back. uh the uh, 3 minutes to be set. the domain to beach law signed in means you not bad it. bad. many important uh points it far up. it's load solution to the problem by side, the lives of all those points, verify dated, and that means a 3 minute plus dept in petals. and i also understand that the president doesn't savvy mess keys. i mean, game to he had faults to go, you know, and i have yet to please spoke, settlement in relation to the boss in other areas of the system, your claim. but unfortunately that did not happen. you know, like, i mean, if you will, that stuff to what the problem is, i think this for why would not have taken place. we should also understand that the off the disintegration of almost soviet union, if russian dominated gets to ukraine, chose to be in your brain. that

the key i've had launched against the people have done boss back in 2015, not long after the euro. my don regime came to power in ukraine. this operation drew much of its strength from armed neo nazi organizations like the as off battalion, which the united states had supplied with weapons and money over many years. and according to russia's a foreign minister, he says that it's unlikely that the west is ever going to conduct an actual investigation into the crimes of organizations like the as on fatality. and some we'd be able to refund the very 1st moment. we've been demanding an objective open investigation. no one is going to do that. at the same time, the european union is have fully as if it had only been waiting for this occasion together with the americans and the british introduce new packages of sanctions against restaurants. we all know the key of is not independence. it is only following the instructions of its bosses. it's masters who need to implement their and t rush or project for global midland. the main thing for them is to defeat russia, that most of this is the goal th

for instance, that were sheldon, the don boss, by the regime that sees power with us help in kelvin, 2014. in fact, the western media, including the new york times, spoke approvingly of law. rain strikes into bell gord and last year. drones strikes on skyscrapers in moscow as necessary to bring the war home to the russian people, which is white washing and justifying political pair openly in the us as ashley long promoted a strategy of long range strikes into russia. now when it comes to the, the question of the oil refineries, it's a little bit more complicated. we know that american voters are ludicrous ludicrously sensitive to the price of gasoline over any other electoral issue with the same. certainly electoral candidates are very careful about it. and if there's even a perception that um, a russian strikes on russian oil refineries are raising the price of oil. now that's question because these are refineries. they're refinery oil for domestic gas to leave use for the most part, there's a question. first of all, it hasn't had that much of an effect. there hasn't been a spike. a

experience, we mediately agreed when ukrainians realizing that they were playing with the bombing of don boss and with the promotion of direct methods of genocide against russians on their own territory. and they offered negotiations $2.00 to $3.00 weeks after the start of the special military operations to which we agree. it's just the day before yesterday for the 1st published such memoirs, but they are very, very clearly aimed at just to find themselves. i'll explain why. now for the 1st world that the united states and britain feet tells the landscape not to sign, but allegedly not because they wanted to continue the world with the hands of the ukrainians and exhaust depression instead of ration and distort russian civilians. but because they saw the proposal contained the formation of a group of guarantors of ukraine security with the participation of russia and china. but also with the participation of the west, it became wary and there was an amazing reason why that became aware. yes, well, they will sign it now, but suddenly disagreements will not be fulfilled again and someone will a

for instance, that were sheldon, the don boss, by the regime that sees power with us help in kelvin, 2014. in fact, the western media, including the new york times, spoke approvingly of long range strikes in to belgrade. and last year, drones strikes on skyscrapers in moscow as necessary to bring the war home to the russian people, which is white washing and justifying political pair openly in the us as ashley long promoted a strategy of long range strikes into russia. now when it comes to the, the question of the oil refineries, it's a little bit more complicated. we know that american voters are ludicrous ludicrously sensitive to the price of gasoline over any other electoral issue with the same. certainly electoral candidates are very careful about it. and if there's even a perception that um, a russian strikes on russian oil refineries are raising the price of oil. now that's question because these are refineries. they're refinery oil for domestic gas to lee use. for the most part, there's a question. first of all, it hasn't had that much of an effect. there hasn't been a spike,

had said that leadership in ukraine, one of the things they were the most afraid of is losing the don boss region because it's so wealthy and resources the minds there for uranium and other things . well, that's exactly what happened. so they've been, we're furiously worried about keeping this region while also torturing these people . and i think just, yeah, you're right. the near times has been reluctant to cover that. the author around the read, they're very clear. it was very simple for the war, but then how easy is it? how easy will it be to filter down to the public use all of those ukraine flags still, they're not using the word unprovoked as often maybe. and now we have a leak regarding the and the other nato, a nation back war. even guys, the new york times, apparently sending a memo to stop saying stop using the word genocide occupied territory. don't use the word palestine. i've seen that for saw. it's that clear from editorial that wasn't your experience. when you were working and circled mainstream media, then you'd get these memos telling you not to use certain words. and how

he supported a genocide in the don boss for the whole of his presidency. so clearly, that doesn't bother him taking the champion that was the lensky, and now resigning him to 2nd seat. uh, you know, it's just clear that foreign policy in the united states is inconsistent and it has nothing to do with the respect for life. the bronze counter attack created difficulties, not only for israel, but for the wider was showing to ron, wouldn't allow itself to be slighted or consequences would be intact. mean for the future of iran. he'll find a more details on our website r t dot com. the palestinian authority is brand to the us, the veto of palestine is bid to become a full fledged member of the un. unfair, an ethical and unjustifiable or shows even in bassett, or followed suit and slammed washington saying that country is going against the vast majority of those supporting paolo's times. well, it saves so much more to produce teams. the goal of the us resolution is to break the will of palestinians to make them unconditionally submit to the occupying power, to t

you've been doing a lot of reporting from don boss, for example, have you, in your experience in your report, anywhere around the world, have you experienced anything similar to what are corresponding right now is going through in detention to to police the airport? oh, wow. well, we saw in 2022 uh there are a set of uh, this spanish freelance journalist uh, with the most citizens here for spanish and that are from that it's the thing it is now in poland. so without any form of acquisition that they say that's maybe these guy was there for a spine for some intelligence operation, but i thought i was not the be and he's feeling james. uh, i know, personally, a lot of colors that are here in the boss right. now, and a lot of them are afraid to come back in europe or another account there is in the west because they can, we is a face and that by police force on federal service do they work? so it's not a some strange for us, for people that are working in another perspective. maybe it is free for the west journalist, but when such things happen to article responded to or jordan elizabeth

we mediately agreed with ukrainians, realizing that they were playing with the bombing of don boss and with the promotion of direct methods of genocide against russians on their own territory. and they offered negotiations $2.00 to $3.00 weeks after the start of the special meals or operations to which we agreed. there were several tourists, but as well known in belarus, that online and finally we arrived at east symbol where ukrainians put their proposals on the table for the 1st time. after some discussion, these proposals were accepted. they also contained an obligation to repeal national laws to discriminate against minorities, especially russian ones, and to cancel support from movements that glorified and relied on the ideal of nazis, and were condemned by the end to end book travels and working down by the november tribunal. as for the territorial side of the matter, just the day before yesterday for the 1st publish such memoirs, but they are very, very clearly aimed at just to find themselves. i'll explain why. now for in the 1st world of the united states and britain details o

let's go to setting costs here, although our current correspondent is joining us on the line from is don boss, and i'm just tell us what we know about what's been happening. well, um, well this is actually a residential area and the tall building is used by an normal assembled citizen and about the ground floor included in the a minus one and minus 2 floors where the parents are being used as a might come up and uh, there was a repair construction going on uh, in that a place called a used as a live club. and as far as your rep, susan, so far, 16 people as you know the, are killed during the fire and there are 71 to 6 of them. our have a one that's a ambulance is dispatched to the area and according to in to some of the post 5 people who have been detained a new to the investigation. but the, the main reason of the fire is still unknown that are trying to investigate this. but this is, uh, this is the residential area. and in residential areas, the ground floor is the minus floor, sometimes are used as the car galleries or interest payment places like this and doing repairs. sometimes the con

so don, so boss, country and there is farming definitely in the country, but there is time in, in the capital city. absolutely. do you know of my own neighborhoods? i gave me messages so that shows that things are unable to walk because of lack of food. um, so, um, you know, cartoon, particular cartoon city, it's a city that's occupied by, they're a big support force is. and they are the one who are in control of the food chain. it's a no, no the, the copy to, you know, of cartoon suits in particularly on an order. i'm parked almost for to my city. and, and those are the 2 locations where the soft parting is really beyond imaginations. and that takes me to the issue all um, you know, the importance of having, you know, some sort of protection is strategy when it comes to providing you monetary and ad support. i think avoid need the conversations about protection and not to look at that as a protection prices will only exactly bid this crisis and would make we make it more difficult because how can we get in humanitarians come voice, internet stories and areas where compose sends us yo

the bosses don lifted with a wave furniture that makes me very sad and upset that we we pushed about as hard as we could. we have a 100 year flood now occurring every 5 years. our air is polluted. our strides are on the you know what i think i want to do whenever i get older than life culture and move can see the water pump into the front of the legs. state of mind is pumping up. that's all nice in the back. are those coming up to in the future? i imagine a pretty good future with a stable house living with carmen. but i most probably won't be living in southern louisiana. i might move up to like middle to northern louisiana. my home would be under water at least to its roof. if not a little bit more. yeah. would you like to maybe come to the boat? i feel like i'd be good on the h, the human habit to create a mess and then move on to somewhere else. but humanity is going to make it stand here. it's not gonna happen at escape or to some other place in the universe. these changes will be rapid, costly, and largely undesirable. the viability of many eco systems is at stake, as it is per

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boss. as to don, we recently did a convoy from points it on to north uh for it took us over in 3 weeks because at every point we needed to negotiate, not just with the 2 major parties, but with the other militias to facilitate that transfer even once we arrived there was any questions of was the security sufficient for us to then do the distributions? so you put all of these factors in place, and of course it's not just the food security, it's all sectors, right. it's education itself that are impacted by this conflict. mr. done for just briefly before we let you go, i mean, this crisis has also put a lot of pressure on neighboring countries that are hosting people displaced on. so don chad, notably, what sort of assistance are these countries getting from the international community? so the support to date has not been sufficient. we need to be able to scale in chad in south dawn. and these are countries that already had significant humanitarian needs. even before this crisis, instead of south saddam today, 75 percent of the population needs humanitarian assistance. similar numbers in chad .

well, in the states, it seems that the supporters of big don have decided that it wasn't the moon to block the. so now it was, is it being bosses side of his head checked is really like, it's an incredible piece of p or, you know, these touch, what are you thinking on their feet? it's just great. i didn't know what it was initially. i thought it was some sort of the death star, something from star wars, you know, with the music in the field. but it really is a classic piece of the p or in the middle of the selection. i mean bite and stuff is so rigid and crap, you know his take talk stuff with the eyes. this is insane. look at that. it's a brand. it's incredible stuff. now, staying on the space theme, we should talk about how american congress and women and men. these are the people in charge of your children's lives are future your tax dollars. and one of them is a very interesting lady on the. she was a charge of one of the scientific committees in the states, and she recently gave something of a lecture about the moon. yeah. and apparently news to me, let me it isn't made of cheese. it's made of guess is roll the video. and

guys knocked south carolina out of the tunnel i'm going to year donning her iowa jersey for the last time, caitlin clark said, despite the boss, she doesn't have time to in her words, salk and called her team's season special christine brennan is a cnn sports analyst and sports columnist. at usa today. she joins me now from washington. thanks so much for being with us. >> great to be with your rose mery. thank you >> so what an incredible game that lived up to the billing and undefeated season, the south carolina avenging last year's only lost to iowa where the magic of caitlin clark, this game had it all in what could be another ratings record setter for women's basketball? how did the gamecocks get it done >> yeah, south carolina, rose mery really is a super team, undefeated they don step, of course, is the head coach is dawn staley, the olympic gold medalist, and she doesn't recruit. she reloads. and after losing an entire hi or team worth of great players to the wnba, she brought in some new faces, freshmen as well as going with it once the players who were, had already been on their team and she build a team that literal