he has a story about dinosaurs 140,000 years old, stories that all of europe c ukraine and ukraine itselfis? what kind of people are these, where is the respect for culture, where is the respect for the faith , where is the respect for the life of ukrainians, the ukrainian must go to die for what right fag dance in kiev for biden to pat his cheek and say. they shook the hand. or for everyone to beg for weapons and say, we will go on the offensive as soon as they give us enough weapons to and why should we give enough weapons? that is , ukrainian women must pay for the lives of their husbands, brothers given away for what for the terrible desire of the west to destroy russia just think about it for a second. faces and people people who are trusted by ukrainians 2 seconds, when they are voted for, whom everyone hates life further. here is a certain poroshenko, a complete scum. he comes to the funeral , and he cannot even learn the name of his man, supposedly a colleague to say goodbye, with whom he came as a deputy of his faction, when stepan was supposed to be 56, but he forever remained i

ties with europe and which is still the biggest trading partner with china. roman and china is moscow's most important ally was zalinski was pushing for this phone call with she does ukraine c badging as a credit? credible partner to negotiate with, despite its close relationship with moscow. well, ukraine still hasn't, doesn't have a clear picture. how is the chinese se turned in this war? because we remember just a few weeks before russia and invaded ukraine in february 22. china and russia signed a very important document, stressing their, their close partnership, then china refused to condemn russia for invading ukraine. m. china restrained during several votes in the u. n. a. so it is a very, a symmetrical approach, a symmetrical relations between china and russia, and china and ukraine. russia in china, both members in, in the un security council shall day. chinese leader visited moscow just a few weeks ago and had a 3 day state visit, which is very, very, a high level as a top level actually. and he just had a phone call with the lansky a weeks later. so our, and we remember the chinese and had a few weeks ago, china made public several proposals. kind of a kind of a

c would take the risk of going against the us and europe top global priority right now, which is defeating russia in ukraine. and egypt of course, does have relations with russia that are also has very close and very important ties with the united states in with europe. and i find it quite stunning that presidency would, would risk those relations by making such a bold and potentially illegal move. and the washington post ab quoted, and official saying, we have no indication that any such plan has been executed. now that is not exactly the same thing as saying that egypt did not seriously consider ordering the rockets . absolutely. you notice something very important about the wording about quote and john kirby today, i believe also used kind of a carefully worded response which is we in the present tab, the us doesn't see any evidence that this the sale or this transfer is happening. now. i haven't seen any denial by the u. s. government yet. that the egyptian government was not planning such a sale. what i have no information of course, but i would speculate that since february 17th when that's a legit re

ukraine and by canada has more from washington d. c. creating on the bright side says the report. europe avoided a recession despite many very dangerous factors. on the other hand, it was a period of slow growth and sticky inflation. growth dropped to some point 7 percent inflation in the emerging countries in the region of 11 percent in the advance countries, nudging 7. all of these figures that show that recovery is slow. that inflation is something that has still not been counted. then as well, the ever present danger of geo political fragmentation which you rushes invasion of ukraine made very real. i think it's the threat already which materialized for europe. the energy crisis is part of a fragmentation. and when we're looking at european growth in the medium term, high energy prices, sheets of one and a half percentage points from medium term growth. so it has already materialized and it's not something hypothetically for europe and going beyond europe that threat to global fragmentation, very clear in the conflict between the us and russia, which could force nations to pick sides and split the global community. my kind of audi

we will have that on c-span.org and the >> as world leaders discuss plans to rebuild ukraine, much ofhe dialogue refers to a u.s. effort to rebuild parts of europe world war ii called the marshall plan. president harry truman signed it into law 75 years ago this week. next on washington journal, we will talk with ben steil, economist and author of the legacy of the marshall plan. here is a portion on the 1950 state department video on the marshall plan and how it helped greece. [video clip] >> the marshall plan is not just to restore greece to its prewar level on the brink of famine, it aims to help restore mounting prosperity. to get ships into the ports was one of the first jobs to be done. greece lost 75 percent of its ships in the war. these ships stolen at lowest prices -- new things were brought in to replace the installation destroyed by war. in may, 1948, they began sending marshall supplies, older raw materials and machines. by the end of 1950, a total of 240 million marshall $80 have been spent on greece -- marshall aid dollars had been spent on greece. one of the greatest blows the nazis cut to transport was the wrecking of a canal wh

we will have that on c-span.org and the >> as world leaders discuss plans to rebuild ukraine, much of the dialogue refers to a u. effort to rebuild parts of europe world war ii called the marshall plan. president harry truman signed it into law 75 years ago this week. next on washington journal, we will talk with ben steil, economist and author of the legacy of the marshall plan. here is a portion on the 1950 state department video on the marshall plan and how it helped greece. [video clip] >> the marshall plan is not just to restore greece to its prewar level on the brink of famine, it aims to help restore mounting prosperity. to get ships into the ports was one of the first jobs to be done. greece lost 75 percent of its ships in the war. these ships stolen at lowest prices -- new things were brought in to replace the installation destroyed by war. in may, 1948, they began sending marshall supplies, older raw materials and machines. by the end of 1950, a total of 240 million marshall $80 have been spent on greece -- marshall aid dollars had been spent on greece. one of the greatest blows the nazis cut to transport was the wrecking of a canal wh

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