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i would suggest that you read the western demand to end the war. on on palestine, etc.. on palestine,tc.. at all points, at affordable rates and in a sustainable manner. as russia is concerned, we have relations with the russian federation, and i would say we buy $20 billion worth of energy from the united states. so the point here is, if it is a discussion on energy, i think it has been completely consistent. and today, we were encouraged by the americans, minister, if i may, i'm going to stop you for a check because you've turned the conversation toward donald trump is determined to use tariffs as and when necessary, to change the balance of trade between the united states and key trading partners. and i'll come to tariffs in a minute. available in the world. for the other producers to lower the energy prices. it is an attempt to leverage in tariffs also. he is what he's saying is if we are a $23 trillion impose high tariffs on us, well, there are two kinds of tariffs. now if countries are raising impose tariffs. let's keep this conversation as simple as possible. and he has fingere

you should be as a global change, which won't, etc.e concentrate on those countries where clean cooking fuel is not available. we are supplying to 1.4 billion people. a day to beneficiaries, or 15 a day to non beneficiaries. population, even in advanced countries. coordinates of a developed economy much before 2047. who's the editor of foreign policy magazine. he says modi's india is substantially to a liberal one. do you? no, i don't. and i think this is a whole lot of, you know what, hogwash. there are as as a fact of the matter is, mr nehru was the first prime minister of india. he was deeply impressed with and schooled he did a greatjob. gradually, rapidly transforming. mr agarwal is entitled to his views. and mr agarwal is perhaps serving an audience. people use the most the choicest invectives against elected leaders. try and do that in a western democracy. the fourth estate, the press, totally free press. these are hallmarks, minister. this as a free press you know that outside observers like freedom unquote, partly free. that o

what is happening have in return for that iran gets incentives, the sanction lifting it, etc. so it's that there's the indian, the sense the, the basic idea would be the same thing. here is what, what, what, what are the contents of the rest of the, what are you going to put there? what are you going to be checking? what are you going to be controlling? what weight vice president joe outside of your voice, or for some stress strategic issues, said that the iranians, if they want to, to acquire nuclear capabilities they would have done so long time ago. and that even the withdrawal of the american trump from the agreement has helped me in a way to expand and you click a book with it is how do you respond to that? but i think it's a fact. i don't know. the 1st part is up by your judgement. it's something that i, i would not have an opinion on what the vice president is that he's cosette. but the 2nd thing, it's to the defense that the program has grown us up. the cost will that mean that is also a matter of interpretation. some say it's because gpa was abandoned to mit interpret

maybe countries that do not have the institutional, regulatory capacity, etc, to the and my answer to that is very clear. the idea would always be there. there's no, it, there's the surface b, d that a country which is within the international order. he's going to have a nuclear power plant and simply operated, you know, without us being there to expect profit and money on a go see director general of the international atomic energy agency. thank you very much into football controls. as you are with the to understand the world. we must experience life through not designs. witness, document trees done by all the trees and chains perspective. on out to 0. the streets of domestic is not safe for children. the safety numbers, but that doesn't always work. i was passing by the bridge and this guy came out. you asked me how much money i've got. i told him i didn't have any. just hit me in the last spoke to. afraid of being a doctor, king 14 your own use now sleeps in a different location in the night paternity. the often foundation estimate. they are 1200000 often or abundant children acros

, etc. i know these are washing, they don't care about the human lives, the get about lens and the about a front obviously isn't really just for not to see them. that's very, very terrifying or nothing. yeah. right now, he's slated to meet the us president. does the future of this is fine. right now depends on whether donald from will give backing to any kind of exits is right. the exit from implementing this bill. is that really what, where we stand to a great extent it is dependent on that's a, i surely hope that the president that we did not go with 3 have to be lies in the sense interested policy or fran at the new york and his government probably said they are look interested in implementing the 2nd phase. they are interested in taking donation or the genocide in gaza at the expense of people's lives. but his thing is that he's what is it like? and it shows the whole stuff, the presidents up on the stand stuff and we not go straight after them. i have to say something very, very importa

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it is racist, oppressive, etc. so everything kind of follows from that. i really don't think there is sort of a thought out strategy about why they are doing this, it is just a kind of natural reaction to the rejection of the very idea of immigration like this. host: trump made changes to the cpd1 app it was a way for asylum-seekers to ask for a hearing in front of a judge. that has gone away. there are reports that even those appointments have been canceled. can you tell us what is happening with that and what your view is on asylum-seekers in the united states and what should happen to them. guest: it was developed during the first trump administration but it was just a traffic management and for us lines and truck lines to smooth out the traffic at the border. the biden administration turned it into a tool for illegal immigrants or potential illegal immigrants to schedule their illegal immigration's. because these were people who were inadmissible, they had no right to enter the united states. host: including asylum-seekers? guest: silent, a request fo

i think we're going to be very close to -- in addition to moneys coming in from tariffs, etc., etc.e's doing a very good job. i'm very happy with it. >> would it be possible for us to ask him some questions, mr. president? will you put elon musk up on the podium for us to ask him some questions? president trump: oh, sure. he's not shy. >> any further deliberations on gaza. timetable for a take over? president trump: not congratulations deliberations. it's been very well received where basically the united states will view it as a represent investment. we'll be an investor in that part of the world. no rush to do anything. it will be supplied and given to us by israel. they'll watch i'm in terms of security. we're not talking about boots on ground or anything but fact that we're there, that we have an investment there i think will go a long way toward creating peace. we don't want to see everybody move back and then move out in 10 years. this has been going on for 50 years, much more than that. we just want to see stability. in that particular peace in that particular location i thin

let me move to the, then we'll go back to what i think of negotiation, etc. etc, argument, but to the goal, the question all but what ease uh which ease of my message to the denny sugarman. first of all, my visa seems to speak to whomever wants to release that. and i think that those who wants to really spend the most here considering but the mind is that then it should people. so the point and the message he's my ask to the government is please the respect international law. you have clear international obligations under the law saved responsibility. denmark is gold, up on not aiding assisting, and internationally wrong. so an act, an eastern on things that occupation, which is a said he's own to logically even legal. so they need to go to meant to should explain, should reveal all the ties that did run pains with these though diplomatic. political uh, military, strategic research, a wise uh and uh and should suspend anything that according to the i c, j adviser to be in, is found potentially there between mental to the rights of the policy unions. if you want to, i'll just say that

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we are deporting mexicans, rapists and killers and etc., etc. yet, from what i understand, if you know a killer and you don't report it, you are -- you are helping them. ok? so, he's released people from january 6 who have been found guilty of these crimes and they are being allowed to come into this country by our president. and yet, he's throwing out rapists and killers who they don't necessarily have any clue of them being such. certainly, i would just like an answer of who's who and wise why -- why is why? thank you very much. guest: i have heard that criticism from a lot of people, that we are treating different people who have committed similar crimes differently and that is something that i should not share an opinion on because it's not something i cover day-to-day. but you raise a point that a lot of people say -- share. which is we have an american criminal system. is it almost like double punishment if you throw someone in jail or in prison for 10 years and also deport them? i'm not going to share an opinion either way because if some

we're going to have very close in addition to moneys coming in from tariffs, etc., etc., but no, he'sy good job. i'm very happy with him. >> will you put elon musk up in the podium for us to ask him some questions? pres. trump: oh, sure. he's not shy. elon's not shy. >> any timetable for a takeover from gaza? pres. trump: no, it's been very well received where the united states would view it as real estate transaction where we'll ban investor in that part of the world. and no rush to do anything. we wouldn't need anybody there. it would be supplied and given to us by israel. they'll watch it in terms of security. we're not talking about boots on the ground or anything but i think we all -- the fact that we're there, that we have an investment there. i think would go a long way to creating peace. we don't want to see everybody move back and then move out in 10 years. this has been going on for 50 years, much more than that. we just want to see stability. that would be having us have that particular piece and that particular location. i think would show great stability and would lead to

and when we see, you know, get data from insurance companies, etc., we can see the profile of those who use our medicines. we can see that they are, on average, people with a very high bmi, well above 30. so, there is also the approved label, so we feel comfortable about that it is people in need of medical intervention to treat serious obesity situations. francine: but you have become such a phenomenon. and, you know, there are memes. you are right, it is all over social media. and some are saying, look, the problem with this is that it could actually lead to more eating disorders. and this is probably because of the increase in social media. what do pharma companies do? can they do anything to kind of balance this? lars: yeah, i think we have quite spent some time on understanding, what does this mean, what's the breadth of it, and we have come to realize that we cannot control social media. we try to be present and get our messaging in, but then all our medicines, they take a physician writing a script. so, we really focus on the physician, to make sure they understand, what are the

, this tit-for—tat tariffs. etc. the service because the us postal service has announced a temporarynning about what donald trump has said in the last few hours at that news conference. extraordinary news conference with benjamin the with benjamin netanyahu, the israeli prime minister, he says the us —— he says the wants the us “he says the'us wants take over gaza and own it to take over gaza and own it long term. the rest of the week. for many of us, too. but the air is now colder, and in that chilly air with clear skies — and particularly as the winds and some patches of mist and fog develop, too. well, here goes tuesday's rain clearing away to allow high pressure to build in from the south. best through the morning, with more cloud developing a lot lighter further south. but as the high pressure becomes more established are set to lighten. away like a stone. here it's a mild start to the day — but elsewhere will be a widespread frost for thursday morning. particularly across england and wales — they'll slowly lift and clear through the morning, but a lot of sunshine around, dry an

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it almost continually, etc., etc. i think that's a really typical way of white americans then and often sense to see black americans. so i think it may be these other things or it could just be lincoln was a guy who was raised in a really racist state and a really racist environment. so of course, this is how he saw black folks. and i wonder if maybe it's simpler. and i'm not saying it is. it could very well be more complicated, like you are suggesting, or it could just simply be he doesn't really see them. and i'll read a lot later a letter from a different african-american woman, hannah johnson. later, where i think lincoln did not hear her. he could not or was not willing to hear her what she was saying. fantastic. all right. i have a question from just in general to throw out to the panel, because as i'm listening to this and i don't think of myself as a lincoln scholar, per se, until he's dead or you know, i'm like a lincoln in person. but while he's alive, i don't know quite as much about him as i know about, fo

., etc., etc. it has a top notch search and rescue, urban search and rescue team that has been assisting in various international settings, something that can be brought to bear in terms of experience sharing or informing international or regional response. so there are areas where the united states and china can cooperate. i think in the end it's just the political will. and again, not being boxed into seeing geopolitics or geostrategic competition kind of in the very, very narrow sense that excludes any opportunities for cooperation, which is more and more difficult to do because i think both the ministrations now see the bilateral relations in terms of the zero sum. so once countries win is another country's loss and i think again it is all in the minds and it's very important you change to shift that discourse and and i think with the shift in discourse about what competition and cooperation is all about, then you know, there will be this window of opportunity for actually engaging in practical

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all y'all have is impeachments and race and gender, etc. you do nothing for the people of america. i think the democrats can sit back and let america see what it's like to reduce the people in government. the wasteful spending. all y'all can do is complain and be negative. we are sick of it. host: let's have a congressman respond to your argument. congressman green? guest: i'm appreciative that you called, sir. it's about more than usaid, which came to being by way of an executive order from president kennedy. the president has authorities he doesn't have the department of education. look at what he's doing to the cia and the fbi. he's doing it because he wants to be in total control of any agency that might investigate him. if you recall, he fired comey, the fbi director because comey was investigating him. when we did not impeachment for that act, he takes a license to try to eviscerate to the extent he can these other agencies. the fbi or specifically and the cia. the question is, aside what you said about usaid, which can be refuted, do you want a president who has been immune

we have to be able to move in and out as we see things coming out of dod, congress, etc.. >> you mightposed to this was something you were depending on for e-commerce players in china. are we likely to see barriers put up to chinese trade, even trying to access cheaper goods? >> a tax loophole needed to be closed. temu and others are putting american companies out of business, eating their market share. even some of the smaller off-line stores are having market share eaten and building their own fulfilled by amazon model, so we want to have a level playing field so this affects amazon as well. a lot of the impact -- the actual numbers coming out are not necessarily included in projections so our view is it is strong in spite of these new defense regulations. >> thanks for joining us. as china faces new u.s. tariffs, retailers that sell on sites like temu are being asked to start paying a 30% levy as president trump revoked a rule for china which had allowed small packages under $800 to enter the u.s. duty-free. vendors receive notifications about the new prices late wednesday, with man

we saw, you know, drastic decreases in the nasdaq, etc.ounding. than they say to produce this technology? on on us technology? please do stay with us, but i want to bring in the uk and europe. hi. so in china, i think this has been a moment of pride i is talking about this, and... and have they got that information through the media? sorry to interrupt. yes, sure. stopped. there's, of course, _ the connection is being made with the us. so there's all sorts - of different sentiment there. you very much. tiktok has links to china. its parent company, bytedance, is chinese. and, as we've discussed before on the media show, in washington, was really twofold — security concerns about how americans' personal data might be used, and then concerns around the influence that tiktok may let's understand that further with ciaran martin, intelligence agency gchq. we've referenced so far in the programme does pose a security threat to western democracies? chinese firm, alibaba, that's come out today to much between us and china than tiktok, which at the

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we saw, you know, drastic decreases in the nasdaq, etc. think the question will be, is deepseek truly as good as it claims to be, or is it costing more are they leaning more than they're letting please do stay with us, but i want to bring in the uk and europe. but when it comes to deepseek, catherine, and welcome about in china this week? hi, yeah, thanks for having me. and joy and vindication. the lunar new year holiday, that everyone around them i sorry to interrupt. yes, sure. can't be stopped. effort and to hold china back in a tech competition - with the us. so there's all sorts - of different sentiment there. you very much. but do stay with us, because all of the issues that tiktok has links to china. its parent company, bytedance, is chinese. clear what will happen next. in washington, was really twofold — security concerns let's understand that further with ciaran martin, of government and a former head of cyber security at uk intelligence agency gchq. professor martin, thank you very much forjoining us. we've referenced so far in

., etc. you can think like you might not want to have a cup of coffee that isn't fairly sourced if the labor is exploited well, gender of the air every time you use it, it's exploiting artists. it's probably going to exploit you. whatever you do because their end game is to take your job. whatever your job is. news journalist and what anybody out there might be doing, i have a whole stash of these. but thank you so there's a lot negative consequences. so we could say look, we all want to use a.i., but not this a.i. make a better a.i. make one that we trust that won't people that won't rip off people's data, you know, it's got to be possible in principle to learn most of what they with better systems from that are fairly sourced. you know ought to be possible to make systems that racist, that don't use so much energy news toe what's not you know gigawatts of power rights so we could just demand better we could say we will boycott this stuff. they make it better with that's really why i wrote t

but we shouldn't underestimate the ability of continuing to make decisions in this area, but maybe, etc, raising the pace of stock decision making. so that we can deepen and integrate our capital markets within the euro area under your group has done a lot of work on this. and then find the, i would argue that the digital future of the euro is also of a strategic response back to the way in which we see the global economy beginning to change is on the topic of voice decisions. mean we, we get onto the, drawing the report now, one of the big headlines from the driver report was, is, as mentioned, the figure of an extra 800000000000 rosie, or that's needed in his view for the you to catch up. and some of those areas that you've touched on, whether it's innovation and sort of digital innovation and entrepreneurship, essentially to try and catch up with a considerable gap that doesn't have immersion between your paying companies and american companies. and indeed, chinese companies do you think the you can come up with that kind of a figure and how do you think it could do this? yes, i beli