so now owes france 60 million francs.ut here's the kicker they've got to take out huge loans at high interest rates in order to pay france and they don't finish paying that initial debt because it's a double debt now the initial debt plus the interest the loans and fees, they don't finish paying that until the 1880s and the double debt until 1947 1947. so why we call it a double debt and? why i would say the greatest heist in history to get a formerly enslaved people to pay you for what they won at the price of their blood was the price of human people. and so king henry's legacy me is yes. the buildings that he built, the architect lecture that remains the culture, the art, the history, the song is the story. but it is also his undying quest for sovereignty for haiti, that haiti would have its own sovereignty free of foreign powers, who would debt on it, and i hope that when we think about his legacy and what we can take away from it today, that this is what remains. thank you very much. i really hope that you'll some qu

he's writing back to france. he ends up sending 50,000 living specimen ends across the atlantic to france. it's really remarkable. but going back, that pattern in me shows life. everything seems to be going well. it isn't anymore. and he's completely waylaid by events outside of his control as we all probably know. eventually the french happens. by 1791, the king has been deposed. he is no longer able fund me shows, expeditions. michaux himself has run out of his own personal money. he's in dire financial straits. he's going to former bankers, financiers in charleston and boston, new york city, trying to find somebody who would keep him in the united south carolina goes far they know he how desperate michaux is and how vital the work he is doing is. south carolina him citizenship. in exchange they will give him if he'll stay in the united states, they will fund his garden. he refuses because he refuses to become an american citizen. he like the united states, but he is a frenchman and foremost so michaux is in di

we now welcome the representative from france. >> france did not vote in favor of the draft resolutionnted by the united states . indeed while we are fully committed to peace in ukraine we call for comprehensive just and lasting peace and certainly not for capitulation of the victim. we call for a piece which should be founded on the charter of the united nations and on international law which should mark a clear distinction between the aggressor russia and the aggressive state the victim ukraine. there will be no peace and security anywhere if aggression is rewarded and if the law of the jungle wins. the piece that we want must respect the sovereignty territorial integrity and independence of ukraine, thank you. >> i found a representative from france. >> today marks three years since russia's unprovoked full-scale invasion of ukraine. today we remember the millions of ukrainians displaced . the tens of thousands civilians killed. the lives destroyed by pres. putin's imperial ambition. as the secretary-general said again yesterday, this war is illegal, a clear violation of the un char

you already invest a great deal in france and france is the fifth largest investor in the united states. and i would like to recognize here all the american investors who announced investments, some $120 billion announced at the a.i. summit. this is our wish. we want to have more prosperity on both sides of the atlantic. we have a shared agenda in that regard. we also spoke about the middle east among other subjects. and here again, we have the same desire. we don't want to see iran obtain nuclear weapons. we don't want -- or rather, we want an approach with partners in the region we can trust. given iran's nuclear activities, we want to limit its ballistic capabilities and avoid any type of regional destabilization. with respect to syria and iraq, we share the same desire. we don't want to see islamic terrorist groups resume any of their activities because for some time our armies have very bravely been engaged in the gulf, as you have led, and contributions have been significant and helped stability in the region. i say this with great sincerity. france was affected by a terrorist att

as coolidge pointed out, france of course, saw revolt followed by revolt. that's the counterfactual. as we heard from earlier panels, the american colonists saw themselves as inheritors of a great tradition and a free country. the colonists enjoyed strong property rights, direct representation, local assemblies and easy access to common law courts. in short they enjoyed the rights of englishmen. their strong civic culture. led to a crisis. when parliament. and the crown began infringing on their rights. parliament started levying taxes course without consent. demand and strict enforcement of the navigation. cutting the colonies off from the thriving trade that helped them be successful. worse yet, as we heard, the crown started dismissing that had developed organically in the colonies like the of burgesses. the documents founders penned and the events of the american revolution are of course still center to americans today, or at least should be. yet what actually took place at that time is probably slightly different than many of our history books suggest.

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frances? >> alice barr, thank you. >>> new this morning, defense secretary pete hegseth has ordered the pentagon to cease offensive cyber operations against russia according to a top u.s. official familiar with the matter. president trump is trying to restore diplomatic channels with russia as his administration seeks a quick end to the war in ukraine. it's not clear how long the order will last. a senior u.s. defense official declined to comment due to operational security concerns. it comes as president zelenskyy gets a warm welcome in london two days after the disastrous meeting with president trump in the oval office. for the latest, let's turn to matt bodner. so how is europe dealing with the fallout from the trump-zelenskyy meeting? >> reporter: it is difficult to overstate just how shocking those scenes from the oval office were for allies in europe. yesterday's summit here in london was a testament to that. while russia celebrated the apparent alignment of washington's foreign policy w

frances? >> matt, thank you. >>> israel stopping the entry of food and humanitarian goods into gaza after hamas refused a u.s. proposal extending the first phase of the cease-fire. under the new proposal, hamas would release half of the hostages at the start of the extension and release the remaining when an agreement is reached for a permanent cease-fire. hamas is accusing israel of blackmail and attempt to avoid the original framework of the cease-fire. benjamin netanyahu says israel will not allow a cease-fire without the release of hostages, but israel is facing some backlash with egypt and qatar, accusing israel of violating humanitarian law by using starvation as a weapon. >>> let's turn now to the white house and the effort to slash government spending. there are new concerns over the future of social security after elon musk went on a podcast and called the benefit as ponzi scheme. alice barr is following the reaction from washington, d.c. what are we hearing from lawmakers? >> reporte

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why not stay in france?ou see from me, there was petrol in the boat. to the water caught fire. there is our boat. as we were visiting, one man made it clear he wanted us to leave. man shouting. from the air and from the land, the police, bolstered and stop deaths at sea. making it almost impossible for someone who arrives what's happening, to put in place measures that mean we no longerfind bodies on our beaches. we can't have that anymore. starmer doing the same. we are working very closely with our french counterparts, because the key to dealing with a cross—border issue operationally and politically. from marine le pen's national rally party, welcomes co—operation, but rules out the idea of british police charities, though, are calling for more safe and legal routes the increased spending, i guess, you know, you know, barbed—wire fences, concrete blocks, police patrols up the smuggling networks. the sculpture of the character was only been unveiled he wasn't missing for long, though. thames valley police

it is important, the support that zelensky has gotten, notjust from the uk but also from france lately are stepping up, to meet the proposal from president trump to put european troops is a wonderful development. for zelensky to gain additional support in the uk after the disastrous meeting in the oval office, it is a very good thing. we saw today, this £2.26 billion loan are being offered to ukraine that would bolster defence and you mentioned there are some kind of vague promises by leaders like france's emmanuel macron, so do you think look ahead to tomorrow and other european allies offer any material and concrete support to ukraine's war effort? i have been watching very carefully. i have no doubt we will be seeing material support. i also expected at least two, three countries to step up and also offer some troops. sorry to interrupt. do you think these would troops on the ground in ukraine? i think what macron and starmer have been talking about on troops on the ground in ukraine not on the front line but even what they propose is a clear step forward and it is something that sh

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we forget, britain and france are a nucleethat wer. forces across the baltics in existing nato commitments, the enhanced forward presence. we run that in estonia, for instance. so there's ways that poland can still help, and there is enough of an incentive for these countries to really have one�*s countries to really have one's back and provide the security guarantees to one another. don't forget, britain and france are a nuclear power. we have extended our nuclear umbrella, so to speak, to all of european nato countries. france hasn't. and i think that�*s a powerful think that's a powerful reminder. you know, around a quarter of our defence budget goes towards our nuclear deterrent. this is a huge card that, you know, we quite rightly don't play too much. but i think in this don't play too much. but i think in tare heading towards an we are heading towards an eu sort of army. it's almost getting out of brexit via the back door. i agree that there should be some sort of collaboration when it comes to the armed forces, but if we lose am

frances. thank you., speaking of, the countdown is on, and we are just hours away from hollywood's biggest night, the oscars, which will be right here on abc seven tonight. the stage is set. the glitz, the glamor, the grandiose of hollywood are all on full display as we await the final awards show of the season. but we know the road to gold begins with the red. the red carpet that is abc seven mornings anchor amanda delcastillo is in hollywood to set the scene. >> we are here. we are on the red carpet. this is where fashion and film collide. the show before the show, as people talk about, i'm going to give you the point of view of a celebrity on oscars sunday, starting with this step and repeat. the celebrities will walk in, take a few steps, turn and smile, get captured by a sea of reporters, a sea of photographers, everyone trying to get that best angle. come on, we'll continue. then talk about that tv magic. this is that hallway that, let's say, publicists, family members, anyone who doesn't want to b

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and france fits of farfetched plan to put boots on the ground and ukraine while admitting they can't do it without the us, which isn't exactly rushing to get on board. i've asked every foreign minister i meet with tell me your idea of how this turns out most don't have a plan. a few have said, well, let's give them another you are fighting a year from now a year later, after another year of death, another year of destruction. for us, presidents, national security advisor apparently suggested time for the loose key to step aside and let someone else make peace. after the training and leaders, diplomatic disaster of a trip to washington, the saw him kicked out of the white house. and israel blocks humanitarian aid from entering dogs as it pushes to extend the 1st phase of the seas bar that expired on saturday. we are exclusively on that from a hamas political bureau member who i truly appreciate that you do. we have the theater products, inputs from one product as we are pulling the international community to intervene . otherwise, we are really focusing on the, you're watching archie

ly say and speaking to france and -- i will say and in speaking to france and just the other day, they have committed to a lot of security. i don't think they're going to need much security. i think once this deal gets done, it's over. russia is not going to want to go back. nobody's going to want to go back. when this deal ends, i really believe this deal is -- is going to be over. go ahead. go ahead. >> mr. president, thank you. you had macron and starmer at the white house this past week both of whom praised your courage and conviction to lead the pathway towards peace. part of that involved, though, re-engaging russia in diplomatic discussion something that the other leaders lacked the moral conviction. what gave you the conviction to do that? pres. trump: boy, i love that guy. one america news. i like the question. i think it's a very good question. it's a pathway to peace. it's a pathway to getting something solved. and i feel that as the head of this country, i have the obligation to do that. plus, we're very much involved. we got involved. it's too bad we got involved because t

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and france pitched a far fetched plan to put the boots on the ground in ukraine while admitting they can't do it without the us, which isn't exactly rushing to get on board. i've asked every foreign minister i meet with. tell me your idea of how this turns out most don't have a plan. a few have said, well, let's give them another you are fighting a year from now a year later after another year of death, another year of destruction. essentially, ukraine is on live support. if the european union and the americans do not provide funding, then the ukrainians will not be able to fight. and more over the ukrainian state will not be able to survive. the hungarian prime minister warns that gives hands are tied as a lot of mirrors and wednesdays war mongering efforts continue. and while washington is eager to talk, peace is waiting for our ukrainian leader that actually has the people's confidence plus, israel reaffirmed this is about to defend the drew's minority in syria. adding that the idea is ready to face any fresh coming from the nation's news. the live in moscow, you're watching our t

france and u.k. have already spoken to you. and we know that europe is ready but without the united states they will not be ready to be as strong as we need. and then the last point, about exchange. you know that they stole 20,000 of children. ukrainian children. they changed their names, their families, relatives. and now they are in russia. we want to bring them back. it is a big dream, task and goal for me. we, by the way, exchanged -- released more than 4000 russian prisoners. but there are thousands more in the prisons. i wanted to share with you some images. can i now? one minute. i want you to understand in what circumstances and situations they are. and what the attitude of russia. this is before and after. you see before and after. now thousands of such people. ladies and men. they do not eat. they beat them. you know, a lot of bad things. pres. zelenskyy: i wanted very much to give these to you. stolen pastors because it is not a russian church. they moved pastors to the prison. at the end of last year we brought thre

and france pitched a far fetched plan to put boots on the ground, the new crane while admitting they can't do it without the us, which isn't exactly rushing to get on board. i've asked every foreign minister i meet with tell me your idea of how this turns out. most don't have a plan. a few have said, well, let's give them another you are fighting a year from now a year later, after another year of death, another year of destruction. the us presidents, national security advisor apparently suggests it's time for zalinski to step aside and let someone else make peace after the ukrainian leaders, diplomatic disaster of it fit for washington that saw him take the out of the white house was israel blocks humanitarian aid from entering gaza as at pleasure to extend the 1st phase of a cease fire that expired on saturday. we are exclusively on that, some of our mazda federal bureau members for to see the new deed to the dean. and it's a plug, attempted from one of the boxes we are pulling the national community to intervene . otherwise, we are pre before posting on the you are watching r t in

and now -- i know france is going. to i know the u.k. is going to. i know other countries are going to. and they happen to be right next door. we haven't committed. but we could cob seveably. we have security in a different farm -- conceivably. we have security in a different way dig, digging, digging, so we can create a lot of great product in this country. in that sense, you have something. but we haven't determined that yes. and i will say in speaking to france and in speaking -- and they were here last week just the other day. they have committed to a lot of security. i don't think they're going to need much security. once this deal is done, it's over. russia is not going to want to go back. nobody's going to want to go back. when think deal ends, i really belief this deal is going to be over. go ahead. go ahead. reporter: mr. president, thank you. you had macron and starmer this past week both of whom praised the pathway towards peace. part of that is re-engaging russia something the previous leaders lacked the conviction to do so. what gave you

i think that france and u.k. already spoke to you and we know that europe is ready but without united states they will not be ready to be as strong as we need and then the last point about our people and children and you know that these crazy russians still 20,000 ukrainian children. they changed their names. they changed their families, relatives and now they are in russia. we want to bring them back and it's a big dream, task and goal for me. by the way mr. president, we brought, we exchanged we released more than 4000 warriors from russian prison but there are thousands more in the prison. i wanted to share with you some images. can i now? one minute just you to understand in what situation they are and what the attitude of russia to our prisoners. these guys, before and after. you see before and after. now thousands of such guys, ladies and men. they don't eat, they beat them and a lot of bad things. even during the war there are rules, everybody knows. these guys don't have any rules. 50, 60 kilograms. a lot

with france on a ukraine peace deal and present it to the us. the united kingdom, along with france and possibly one afternoon's leaders�* summit. welcome to the programme. or two others will work with ukraine on a plan and then we will discuss that plan with the united states. to stop the fighting. in the last hour prime minister giorgia meloni visits downing street to meet sir keir starmer before this afternoon's leaders�* summit. in the coming hours president zelensky will also meet king charles. welcome to the programme. ukrainian president zelensky is in the uk and will attend to start in about two hours. the turkish foreign minister, nato secretary general and the presidents of the european commission and european council will also attend. the italian prime minister, giorgia meloni, has already come here to downing street and met sir keir starmer. he told her they approach the issue of the war in ukraine with a "very similar mindset". ms meloni said it is "very important to talk to each other". talking about the summit, she said: "we are a

and france. pits of far fits, planned to put boots on the ground, and ukraine admitting they can't do it without the us, which isn't exactly rushing to get on board. i've asked every foreign minister i meet with tell me your idea of how this turns out. most don't have a plan, a few have said, well, let's give them another year fighting a year from now a year later after another year of death, another year of destruction. essentially, ukraine is on live support if the european union and the americans do not provide funding, then the ukrainians will not be able to buy. and more over the ukrainian states will not be able to survive. the hon. gary and prime minister warrens, the kids hands are tied as bottom as the ones is war. mongering efforts continue and all washington is eager to talk to you sit waiting for a ukrainian later that actually has the people's confidence plus israel references involved to defend the druids. minority and syria, adding that the idea is ready to place any threats coming from the nation's new government. the you're watching r t international. i'm rachel ruble

you can talk to germany and england and france, but france and germany and england are not going to get this settled with putin. the united states, trump is going to get this settled, i think that's the genesis of this whole thing. >> yeah i mean look ukraine does need the united states. even if you've got european troops in ukraine they will need the united states, or air defense, rockets, artillery. this was a great opportunity to get things started. i think president trump saw this as a step-by-step process, where we would start with this rare earth mineral deal. tried to pursue a cease-fire and go from there. again, that mineral deal would give us a lot of economic commercial skin in the game and keep the united states involved. that's what ukraine needs. i would caution 1 thing. wars end when both sides are too exhausted to fight our when 1 side wins. we aren't at either 1 of those stages. it's almost as if we are trying artificially to impose a settlement in i'm not saying that's the wrong thing to do it's just extreme late difficult. >> trace: meantime the ball appears to be in z

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stephanie. >> all right, frances, thank you.president zelenskyy is in london today following his meeting with president trump at the white house. the ukrainian president was in washington to sign an agreement that would give the u.s. access to the country's mineral resources. but that visit was cut short, as you just saw, following a war of words with the president. abc news reporter perry russom has the very latest. >> ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy in london ahead of a summit on sunday with european and nato leaders. the event, hosted by uk prime minister keir starmer following a contentious visit to the white house friday that was cut short after what was supposed to be a diplomatic meeting with president trump turned into a shouting match. >> we're not in a good position. you don't have the cards right now with us. you start having cards. cards right now you don't. you're playing cards. you're playing cards. you're gambling with the lives of millions of people. you're gambling with. world war three. >> zelenskyy was

frances? >> matt bodner for us, thank you. >>> israel stopping the entry of food and humanitarian goods into gaza. under a new proposal, hamas would release half of the hostages at the start of the extension. hamas is accusing israel of blackmail. benjamin netanyahu says israel will not allow a cease-fire without the release of hostages. but israel is facing some backlash w with egypt and qatar accusing israel of violating humanitarian law by using starvation as a weapon. >>> there are new concerns for the social security administration. elon m musk saying on a podcast that the benefit is a ponzi scheme. the comment sparking outrage, but the house speaker defended musk on "meet the press." >> what he's finding with his algorithms crawling through the data is enormous amount of fraud and abuse. >> the internal watchdog found less than 1% of benefit payments were improper. >> don't believe it. hey, don't believe it. >> half of elderly people are trying to get by on $30,000 a year. 22% on $15,000