is talking about me, it's not talking about the king of saudi arabia, he's not talking about ferdinand marcos foreign policy, so... "no, i'm really nervous. as soon as jimmy carter took office, he expressed his willingness to meet with the shar. in a meeting with president karter, ardasir zahidi, iranian ambassador to washington, said the ties between iran and the us have never been so close and strong. iran was central to us foreign policy globally, that iran and the shah in particular were trusted as being staunch allies and force. suppliers for the united states in a region that uh was considered to be both a bowwork in the fight against communism in the in the cold war and sight of obviously huge tensions and conflict in its own right in the middle east. according to the national census conducted in 1976, iran had a population of about 33 and a half million that year, young country which the us count. done for the stability of the persian gulf region. iran was also major oil supplier of israel. as the question of oil, oil goes everywhere. when a tanker is filled up, you really don't know

he was saying or didn't or thought that the shaw was so strong and powerful a character like ferdinand marcos that this stuff would go over big in the united states but it wouldn't matter the shaw. "the ladder is my guess is that carter had no understanding of how weak the show was. i was the person that was responsible for reporting to the president of the united states about what was going on. i wasn't the only person, but i was the principle, that was my job. and i wrote memos saying, there are demonstrations, uh, there are problems, we're seeing signs that things are not going well, it doesn't seem to be getting better, but i do remember vividly in..." august of 1978, which was quite a long ways into it, though the biggest demonstrations hadn't happened yet, um, ambassador sullivan was on vacation and came home and and i took him into the white house to see uh, mr. bushinsky, the national security advisor, and he, i was in the room with... and and sullivan, and sullivan said to him, brizinski asked him, what, what's going on in iran, and and what, what's the situation, and he said, don't

philippines president ferdinand marcos, jr.full parliament session in australia. >> it does become crucial for us now to envision the shape, the breadth and the depth of our strategic partnership and how it must move forward as we weather the storms of global volatility. haidi: for more analysis on this, bloomberg's government reporter joins us now. we have seen a strengthening of these traditional alliances with the likes of australia and, of course, the u.s. as well, under marcos. is there a sense of urgency to build these relationships in light of the threat of beijing? >> definitely for sure. and marcus's speech is affected to center around that. that is one of the aspects he highlighted in the early part of his beach. he said that the security of australia in the philippines are very much intertwined. so in the face of so much tension and, especially in the south china the that we are seeing, marcos is affected to provide more detail into how much dip -- to further deepen security ties with austria. another aspect is he al

i am 100% sure that this is marco paul's option b, because christopher columbus discovered america, and ferdinandaround the world. well, what was stopping you? that he had found a route to india and was interested in precisely this; he remained in america . the correct answer is marco polo's version: from china and india to europe, merchants delivered silks and spices; the first european to visit china and leave a description of it was venetian merchant: mark pola. seventh question. what were the free citizens of sparta called? a. spartans. b. pereeeks. ts. helots. time. nikita, what do you think about this ? the question is complex. well, i don't remember exactly, but i... intuitively answered ts and lots, yes elizabeth, i answered b perieki, also based on my intuition, i immediately threw away the protiata, because it seemed to me that it would be too simple, uh-huh, helots, i don’t know, just right, ok, you can pereki ts, maybe someone will tell us then who the perieki are, victor, i see you know? pereeeks, personally free, but civilly unequal class of ancient sparta, as victor said, partly fr

i'm 100% sure that this is option b of marco polo, because christopher columbus discovered america, and ferdinanddiscovering america and going to china to celebrate? well, until the end of his life he thought that he had found a route to india, and that was exactly what he was interested in. and he stayed in america. answer option b. marco polo. from china and india to europe, merchants delivered silks and spices. the first european to visit china and leave a description of it was the venetian merchant marco polo. seventh question: what were the names of the free citizens of sparta? a, spartyats, birieki, c and lots. time! nikita, what do you think about this? the question is complex. well, i don’t remember exactly, but i intuitively answered c. and lots. yes. elizabeth. i would answer perieki. also, based on my intuition, i immediately gave up protiata, because it seemed to me that it would be too simple. uh-huh, i don’t know, just right , okay, you can, maybe someone will tell us then who the perieki are, victor, i see, you know, it turns out that the perieki are so possible to say, as if merch

marco polo, because christopher columbus discovered america, and ferdinand magellan, in my opinion, madecovering america and going to china to celebrate? until the end of my life life thought that he, that he had found a route to india, and was interested in exactly this, and i stayed in america, the correct answer is option b. marco polo, merchants brought silks and spices from china and india to europe; the first european to visit china and leave a description of it was the venetian merchant, marco polo. seventh question: what were the free ones called? citizens of sparta: a spartiates, b) pereiki, c - helots. time. nikita, what do you think about this? the question is complex. well, i don’t remember exactly, but i intuitively answered t. and the lots? yes. elizabeth. i would answer pereki, also based on my intuition, i immediately threw away the protiata, because it seemed to me that it would be too simple, yeah, helots, i don’t know, just right, okay, maybe i answered pereki c, maybe , someone will tell us then who the perieki are, victor, i see it turns out that the perieki are like