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i have got 30 seconds, david friedman.competence and ineptitude from afghanistan to iran and elsewhere has made us less of a player. we should be doubling down to help israel. we're doing just the opposite. larry: yeah, that's it. david friedman, it is good to see you, and better days are coming. the cavalry is coming that's what i hope. david friedman, former ambassador to israel. folks i will be right back with my last word hello, ghostbusters. it's doug. we help people customize and save hundreds on car insurance with liberty mutual. we got a bit of a situation. [ metal groans] sure, i can hold. ♪ liberty liberty liberty liberty ♪ in theaters now. [city noise] investment opportunities are everywhere you turn. do you charge forward? freeze in your tracks? (♪) or, let curiosity light the way. at t. rowe price, we're asking smart questions about opportunities like clean water. and how clean water advances can help transform our tomorrows. better questions. better outcomes. t. rowe price the all new godaddy airo helps you g

joining us now david friedman. number one, what do you hear about iranian retaliation.. basically press secretary, says with respect to iranian attack on israel, that the u.s. is saying it's not our fight, like they are in a m m neutral party that blows my mind. >> i think that, it is good to be with you, i hope i'm right, i think that response will be under whelming, symbolic there will be a response but symbolic, we were in government when president, l eliminated soleimani. there was a response it was underwhelming. i don't think that iran wants to fight with israel, i think that iran -- has the best of both worlds right now, they are acting through the houthis through iraqi hezbollah and through lebanese hus hezbollah and hamas. they have a great relationship with america, america has given them 26 billion world of cash trans fore, sanction we lease in last 6 months why would they want to p blow that iran has it pretty good, they are hitting israel, they are not getting hit back, they have a lot of money, they are selling oil to russia, i don't think that -- i think

europe lifts sanctions against billionaires friedman and aven. how much did it cost russian businessmen? for what? what did we do wrong? the calm before the storm. air carriers are hastily canceling flights in anticipation of an iranian attack on israel. where will there be a retaliation strike? and why bother? they want to prohibit journalists from publishing incriminating evidence on the stars. why did the famous person need information immunity? and i live beautifully. watch it now. hello, this is the meeting place at ntv, the place where everything becomes clear. i am andrey norkin, my colleague ivan trushkin, we are working live. of course, we will start with news about how the fight against the flood is going, but at the very, very beginning we want to show you footage from the vostochny cosmodrome, because there really is no exaggeration. roscosmos i was broadcasting live, now we will show you a fragment of the very start, please, there is an engine start, engines. once again, i will remind you that the angara is again a heavy rocket, our

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russian oligarchs, petro avin and mykhailo friedman won a court case against the eu on sanctions, but still remains under restrictions. this is stated in the message on the website of the judicial institution. earlier, the european union sanctioned two shareholders of alfa bank due to their connections with other sanctioned persons guilty of russian aggression against ukraine, as well as due to their connections with the head of the kremlin, putin. according to the eu council, aven and friedman could finance actions that threaten the territorial integrity of ukraine. uah 80,000 per trip, seven evaders tried to get to moldova, reported to the state border service law enforcement officers found violators in odesa region, five were detained immediately, two more tried to escape by another route, a service dog helped to find them. at least three people died as a result of an explosion at a hydroelectric power plant in northern italy, as reported by the reuters agency. the tragedy occurred on the ninth level underground during work on the turbines. several people are still trapped in the a

joining our discussion now is thomas friedman, pulled to prize-winning columnist for the new york timesn the program. you warned from the beginning that a massive israeli invasion of gaza could be a mistake. here we are, at the six month point. how do you assess what the situation is tonight and where we might be going from here? >> thanks, lawrence, the way to summarize it is a war that israel began out of a feeling of moral and strategic necessity has turned into a moral and strategic tragedy. and at this stage, we, there are only three ways this work in and, the preferred option would be as if hamas military was dismantled and placed in gaza by the palestinian authority in the west bank, in partnership with armies of arab governments like the united arab emirates. i think that can only happen if the united states really laid down a far-reaching peace plan calling for two states for two people. that's one way it could end, the best way it could end. it could also end with israel just leaving, and basically not attempting in any way to govern gaza but also, not allow the palestinian au

david friedman the former u.s.in israel what he makes of all of this. ambassador take -- thank you for taking the time. this was exactly -- this idea of a rafah invasion about president biden did not want my minister benjamin netanyahu did you. know that a promise or has committed to doing it, what you think happens next? >> i think that that and yahoo has no choice but to continue the warfare mark i mean the consequences of not invading rafah is that hamas survives with four battalions, that's 4000 troops. it means that survivors -- it means that hamas becomes if you will the darling of the terrorist world, not titled you one i would want but it's something you -- people very much covered and they live to kill jews and -- ultimately due to explain their resume to america as well and, you know, neil, i think it's important to understand is religion is very dangerous part of the world on the basis of its deterrent capabilities on the basis of the fact that these terrorists know that if they hit israel and israel hit

warming, or are these simply financial issues that do not relate to politics, or well... we know that friedmanen are some of putin's closest associates in his in his, well, in fact, the war in ukraine, because everyone who is putin's associate, is an associate in the war against ukraine, no matter how you are step explained? look, i'm explaining, you need to look at the situation from a different angle. yes, of course, for ordinary ukrainians, when sanctions are introduced against russian oligarchs, cheers, class, now you won't buy a bentley, no, they will buy a bentley, they will. to overpay for it there is not 300 thousand dollars, and i don't know there 370-400 thousand for delivery, for, let's say, invoices, consumables, invoices, but they will buy, such a step, on the contrary, is correct, it is necessary to pull out people from putin's entourage, allow them to jump outside the borders of the russian federation, if, of course, they do not involved in the war, in the conduct, in the resolution of the war, in the financing of the war, that is... in this way, when the european union restrict

with philippine president friedman, marco's junior and japanese prime minister from your tissue at the white house, is the 1st such summit between 3 nations. vision has made territorial claims on disputed waters in the south china sea between the philippines and japan. let's listen now just a moment by that to say that summit i want to be clear, the united states, united states defense competitors to japan and to the philippines, our iron clad or our class. as i said before, any attack on filipino aircraft specials are armed forces and south china sea would invoke our mutual defense treaty to our washington dc correspond janelle do milan explained what upholding the defense agreements in the event of a conflict with china would actually look like well, not today to glib about at aaron, but part of why this historical trilateral summit is happening in the 1st place is to increase the likelihood that these parties that these countries will never actually have to find out what it means to have these commitments made reality now it's important to realize that some, what they're trying to d

she fights for remembering this year and feels like she belong to tell margaret friedman in 2 hours on d w. the in many countries education is still a privilege. property is one of the main causes some young children walk in minecraft. instead of going to class others can attend classes after they finish. minions of children, of the wills, collins going to school. we also want to just education makes the world make up your own mind. made for mines the it is rarely mister kenning, 7 for an aid workers in gaza. every hopes that the humanitarian situation, my ease, and the desperately need of food can begin to reach the hundreds of thousands of risk of famine. for how realistic of those hopes, my guess is yeah. megan's head of them the wage and refugee council for decades of experience in the humanitarian field. he's also a former, diplomatically, was personally involved with a low piece told between israel and the palestinians. and the 1990s. how does he think his savage was connected? and 6 months the war must be over. i hope it's over in, in a week.

say, guys, come on, neither the seventeenth year taught them, nor the american depression, nor did friedmanf our money there... banged the medical the industry of england and america, they arrested everything themselves and don’t even give them on guard, didn’t teach them, but it’s time to learn, and putin already said once, boys, you don’t step on the old rake, it’s fundamental for us to understand our difficulties and problems, here, by the way, there are four very pressing problems, the first is personal security, i listened very carefully to the president’s meeting with the security forces, he directly told them: “you have to take a critical approach to everything, here was the minister, i don’t see him now, but look, him the district police officer receives 35,000, who will keep you for this money? under current risk conditions. let 's return to this problem, we had almost all of them counted, and then we heard that the shortage was 100,000, but it seems that six months have passed, there is no solution, we need to take a booster, we have the only country in the world that is dying out

i agree with the assessment of nobel laureate, famed economist milton friedman who said that at any given moment, the true level of taxation in america can best be measured not by the top marginal tax rate or even the average effective tax rate but instead by the overall level of government spending. this, he explained, perhaps referring to the odd combination of credit rating and the way our deficit spending works, that in fact every year -- that in effect every year when we look at overall federal spending, that's the true cost of the federal government because what we don't collect in taxes, we effectively print and thereby devalue every dollar that is earned by every american by degrees. only unlike other expenses that people have -- monthly bills that they receive or their annual tax return that they file -- there's no billing moment attached to this. there's no price tag. you don't ever see the overall amount that you're spending, as you do at least once a year when you file your federal income tax return. no, it's very different with inflation. each dollar is diminished bit by bit.

joining us live right now, the ballers co-founders paul friedman and brian carmel.both. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having us. thanks for having us. >> we're excited to have you here and excited for what you all are doing in the town as well. we know you all are oaklanders. we know you are clearly passionate baseball fans . how much did yesterday just really sting with that announcement? >> i mean, it really hurt. i mean, it really did in surprisingly, because it wasn't a surprise. i mean, we knew it was coming, you know, it was seemed like this was where we were headed. but still yesterday was, a pretty hard day for myself. i honestly, you know shed a couple tears, but today i woke up a lot more optimistic, you know, oakland is just such a resilient city. we have such a resilient fan base, and we do have teams like the ballers, like the soul, like the roots that want to be here, and, you know, i think that, you know, with this fan base, we can build an exciting future. >> yeah. folks, talk about the warriors, this chapter that we, you know, were in at the

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american political scientists, certainly such an enemy, well, the enemy seems smart to me, josh friedmanarly about this, america’s strategy, it consists of two things, the first is that you control all trade flows, they mainly maritime, secondly, you don’t allow any regional leaders to emerge, if a country lays claim to something, it needs to scatter everything around conflicts, then you look at how these shoots, remember in this, how this is a myth about organauts, and that’s it you looking, as soon as these shoots sprout, then they start fighting among themselves, so, by the way, this is his idea, i don’t insist on it at all, but he says, for some reason everyone thinks that america is very worried about various defeats, yes, after vietnam we lost, there was a blow to morality within america, so to speak, and everything else. element in the new silk road. the houthis - this is understandable, one of the main arteries is the southern part of the chinese silk road, but now let’s see what’s happening with our north-south corridor. in the baltic they are trying to pressure on russia, why?

i agree with the assessment of nobel laureate, famed economist milton friedman who said that at any given moment, the true level of taxation in america can best be measured not by the top marginal tax rate or even the average effective tax rate but instead by the overall level of government spending. this, he explained, perhaps referring to the odd combination of credit rating and the way our deficit spending works, that in fact every year -- that in effect every year when we look at overall federal spending, that's the true cost of the federal government because what we don't collect in taxes, we effectively print and thereby devalue every dollar that is earned by every american by degrees. only unlike other expenses that people have -- monthly bills that they receive or their annual tax return that they file -- there's no billing moment attached to this. there's no price tag. you don't ever see the overall amount that you're spending, as you do at least once a year when you file your federal income tax return. no, it's very different with inflation. each dollar is diminished bit by bit.

there's such as thomas friedman and others, so he needed the destruction and the destruction is a war that will go, that will improve washington as well. and that direct confrontation with your on. so you won't need it to respond and it has to be direct and 3 year response. large enough that it will create determines and retaliate against the attack on the diplomatic mission will be run in damascus on april 1st, but not to the extent that it would give is will the ability to create kind of the reason for more for the u. s. interests because you're right to olsby international action center saw or a flanders says it runs actions against israel all fully justified. a ron has every right to defend itself. there was an absolutely untrue vote illegal by all international law, unequivocally an act of war against iran, which is we'll strike on a, ronnie and console in syria. israel has failed, failed, failed in their efforts in gaza. and now they are seeking to widen the war and full of this. we have to say again and again is with us imperialist backing. this could not have taken place. isra

takes urban gardening to a completely new level, from banker to vegetable grower. 8 years ago, under friedman switched in office for a production site and a suit for protective clothing when he set up europe's biggest indoor vertical farm in the danish capital. the same time in 1415 spanish in similar leafy greens can be harvested after just 4 to 6 weeks. his goal is to achieve urban food security officer and the wall and you frame we are both available for security or supine pool. so we need to be able to have full production inside of the cities. as part of the infrastructure of denmark imports the bulk of its greens from elsewhere, the understanding and says that 20 vertical farms like his could meet domestic demand. the conventional agriculture accounts for 30 percent of global warming and use is 38 percent of the world's land surface. they opportunity i want to in the race and have in these uses that we have access to technology says that's what's enabled us to produce much small food on this space. so we can free off accurate quote from the end and turn it back into what it was original

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karen friedman, agnifilo. karen is of council for a firm that represents michael cohen, but she has no contact with golan, does not work on his case. and there are no restrictions on what you can say about the case. we just wanted to make sure you knew that karen if court is not in session today, does it make it doesn't make it more likely that judge merchan is it's going to issue this ruling on trump's possible gag order violations. and if not, then when judge for sean has what's called a calendar day, all his other cases are on the calendar today, so he's dealing with those matters. he certainly could issue a ruling in this case today, or he could wait till tomorrow when court is back in session and the parties are there, you might render his decision in front of them or he could issue he could just drop a written decision anytime so gene michael cohen, he got some public heat after after he after he referred to donald trump disparagingly on twitter or x calling him something like von poops and pants, but a

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i think it's going much faster than i thought oh, karen friedman, agnifilo. we appreciate the perspective. thanks for being with us jessica while donald trump has stuck in that manhattan courtroom, president joe biden is campaigning in the swing state of pennsylvania last hour, the president pitching is economic pan, and >> plan in his hometown of scranton by drawing a sharp contrast between when his economic views and those of his republican rival, biden also zeroing in on how he differs with trump on tax policy by insisting that trump's what he calls mar-a-lago vision is out of touch we go the best way to build an economy should the middle out in the bottom up, not the top down, because when you do that, the poor have a ladder up. the middle class does well on the wealthy still do very well. we all do well it's a stark contrast from my opponent. he looks at the economy for mar-a-lago, where he and his rich friends embrace the failed trickle-down policies as a failed working families for more than 40 years, scrap values for mar-a-lago values these are the co

karen friedman, agnifilo. thank you very much for all of the legal insights on all of this busy couple of weeks ahead for you and the rest of us here. and i had for us on this show many conservatives are livid with donald trump after he revealed his stance on abortion. i'll speak with age pro life leader on that issue. plus, i'll also speak with the reporter who was booted from a republican event over what they call unfair coverage. and also a generational event just unfolded today. wait until you see the best moments from today's eclipse will have them all and just few moments comes >> laura coates live tonight at 11 eastern on cnn i hear that music and my feature start tapping my grandchildren. they're sixth generation of dancers what my family is all about i thought i knew a lot about are irish roots. i was surprised to learn so many more things from ancestry 91892 >> and here's the boat they came over on. i >> think there was a julia healy and mary healy. >> this name? yeah. >> wow here you can expect to f

police say these men loaded shopping cart sup with milwaukee tools ran out of a friedman's home improvement store tuesday evening. the men were seen driving off in a black jeep cherokee. they were gone before police arrived. anyone with information on who these men might be is asked to contact the petaluma police department. >> the new program in oakland is finding affordable housing for teachers of color. teachers rooted in oakland. it was created to improve recruitment and to keep teachers in oakland unified trio, as it's called, says the first year teachers, they get $1500 a month to help pay for rent the following years, they receive $500 per month and housing stipends. so far they have served. 66 teachers impacting over 20,000 kids they're funded through a bank of america. grant. and staying in oakland. now the main library will be closing temporarily for a remodel. it will close on may 27th and they're hoping to reopen it in early november of this year. the oakland public library says that they're repairing and improving the library's design for more information on this, you can just

that ron brownstein, karen friedman, agnifilo to both of you. thank you very, very much. still ahead. >> there's breaking news coming in from columbia university right now. a jewish student is now suing columbia university saying the school is closed failing to provide a safe environment will go live to columbia. that's next for the very late we have a contest here competition level, as good as it gets. we give ourselves another lifelong one game sears celtics, he, lakers, nuggets. coverage begins tonight. it's seven nba playoffs presented by google pixel. we'll round one cupboards presented by nerdwallet. don't lactate is 100% real melt just without the lactose delicious to just ask my old friend kevin. >> now going like enjoying the coal one while watching the game who's willing? >> we are my friend we are today at america's beverage companies are models might still look the same, but they can be remade in a whole new way. thanks to you. >> we're getting bottles back and we've developed a way to make new ones from 100% recycled plastic, new bottles made using no new pla

police say these 2 men you see here on your screen loaded up shopping carts with tools at friedman's home improvement store tuesday night and then ran out the man the men were seen driving off in a black jeep cherokee. anyone with information on who they are is asked to contact the petaluma police department. 3 people are without a home tonight after their house caught on fire in castro valley. firefighters say the house on hulbert street caught on fire a little after 2 o'clock this afternoon. crews put it out in about 20 minutes. no one was hurt. investigators are still looking into what may have sparked those flames. >> here at the high street trading. we are hopping on the train to go to shanghai from beijing. yes, i cannot wait to get this high speed train in california. let's people. >> san francisco, mayor london breed sharing her experience before boarding a high-speed train in china. the train takes pastors from beijing to shanghai as she mentioned, the distance of more than 800 miles in just 4 and a half hours. mayor breed says if the technology made its way to california, i

these will create friedman, this problems for paris. there was also a change of ideas about peace negotiations with russia. again, reiterating the disease, ready for peace, thoughts that the, those please folks, should we base the multiples achieve in you stumble of the stumble piece initiative at the start of this conflict before you prayed you, that before you came, pulled out the landscape by little bad. i need to go, jason sega show, who also expressed again and reiterated russians position that the tools that they use, the landscape formula tools that are being held in switzerland, which russia, it isn't the intended that those are given to achieve anything. it was hailed as of the shopping experience of the food. so that's how i was on describe. this quote just will out stalls. amazon davy, the soles, watkin, 2018. the technology. i have customers to enter a store by identifying themselves with their amazon accounts. from there, they can pick up the items and woke out with our final goods, all without having to interact with a cas

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the absence of a solution, violence remains the only constant in haiti a whole spring in rows of friedman. here she is a professor of law complex and global development at redding university. in the u. k. she is an expert on ation. politics, thanks for being with us. how much help professor do you think a 1000 strong canyon police force would be for restoring order in haiti? i mean this, this police false. she doesn't speak the language of pre owned or french, or even spanish, which, you know, said 3rd language and hate to the doesn't know the local context and does not understand the political climate. it will be very, this will help to, to the haitian police submit it true on the ground. i will actually be more of a hindrance. i'm the bar, it will actually be for the security of this, of this 1000 people coming from kenya. rob then, whether or not they can help with the security on the ground in haiti. as we heard in the report, the decision to send kenyan troops has been met with harsh criticism there. why is can use government backing the mission? well, we have to understand the econo

i spoke about this a short while ago with rosa friedman, a professor of law, a conflict on global development at redding university. in the u. k. she says the presence of 10 in police would be more of a hindrance than a help. i mean this, this police false, she doesn't speak the language of pre owned or french, or even spanish, which, you know, is that the language and hate to the doesn't know the local context and does not understand the political climate. it will be burton this will help to, to the haitian police a minute true on the ground. i will actually be more of a hindrance. i'm the worry will actually be for the security of this, of this 1000 people coming from kenya rather than whether or not they can help with the security on the ground in haiti. as we heard the report, the decision to send kenyan troops has been met with harsh criticism there. why is, can use government backing the mission? well, we have to understand the economies of peacekeeping and the economies of intervention can use. government will be paid assessed amounts of money sold, general police officers, toys that t

matt friedman is an attorney with the ratepayer advocacy group turn.ints to this analysis of the added costs borne by pg and e ratepayers. ratepayers are now paying $0.06 more per kilowatt hour for wildfire efforts. that includes his plan to put power lines underground. there are $0.06 more per kilowatt hour to subsidize rooftop solar and $0.02 more per kilowatt hour for low income subsidies. it's low income customers in pg and e service territory are really facing a crisis of affordability . we saw 180,000 customers disconnected for nonpayment last year, and about a third of pg and e low income customers are late in paying their bills. right now, state regulators have proposed one way to make bills more affordable. it involves charging an income based monthly fee to account for fixed costs, while trimming rates per kilowatt hour. we're in a race for the highest rates in the nation, and that is an ignominious prize to win. but critics like former cpuc president loretta lynch say many customers don't use enough power, even at a discount, to make up for

police say that these men loaded shopping carts with milwaukee tools and then ran of friedman's home improvement store tuesday evening. officers say that the men were seen driving off in a black jeep cherokee. anyone with information is being asked to contact the petaluma police department. >> happening right now and through this evening, ferry service between san francisco and sausalito has been suspended until further notice. the golden gate ferry service says it's due to the softly dope here having a structural compromise that was found during a routine inspection ferry will be providing a bus bridge service instead from the city to sausalito for the rest of the day. starting tonight, highway 37 between solano and sonoma counties will close down for 4 straight weekends. >> caltrans is repaving westbound lanes this weekend and the next weekend and then working on the eastbound lanes. the first 2 weekends of may caltrans says there are alternate routes, but it's going to take some time. >> beginning around 20 to you're going to go right towards napa county taking state route. 29, wh

all right, we'll leave with that some public friedman. thanks very much. thank you very much for having me. the know tit for tat, a time between iran and israel had raised fears of a wide, a war in the middle east. the us and his allies been posed more sanctions on terror on hoping to the limit its ability to attack israel again, measures crit, the private run of billions of dollars in revenues, but are on says that the economy is resilient. recent data, in fact, shows its exported more oil in the 1st 3 months of the then at any time in the past 6 years, but many radians say the struggling veronica patricia as this report now on april the so the teams iran launched hundreds of miss alt and drones towards israel, it was the single largest drug and strike carried out by any country. and the 1st time iran directly attacked israel. iranian officials say it was retaliation. israel's assault on the consulate in damascus on april, the 1st of our forces punish design is presume, and put it in its place. and this was an announcement to the whole world to global pow

. >> paul friedman is co-founder of the minor league oakland ballers. he believes the departure of the a's to sacramento next season, then to las vegas, is a big opportunity for his new team. >> oakland needs baseball uh- oakland is a baseball town. we love baseball in oakland and baseball has brought the community of oakland together more than any other sport. the ballers are funding a renovation at ernie raimondi park in west oakland, where the team will play. we're not looking to replace the a's, but what we're looking to say is that baseball fills a vital role in a community. they offered me an invite to try out. i figured why not embarrass myself, right? >> even abc seven's casey pratt tried out for the team. >> the talent is off the charts. i'm seeing guys diving. i'm seeing crazy hard throws. >> meantime, the oakland coliseum could be the new home to the oakland roots and soul soccer teams, where they hope to play next season. both teams currently play at cal state east bay and merritt college. negotiations with alameda county supervisors are ong

at usc, professor brittany friedman criticizing the university for escalating what she said have been peaceful protests. you believe these students' first amendment rights are being violated? >> absolutely, absolutely. they are criticizing a nation state for their actions in war, not criticizing a faith, a faith that is very close to me. >> reporter: but some jewish students say they feel the demonstrations have crossed the line. >> i don't believe that advocating for the rights of the palestinian people are inherently antisemitic. but some of these chants and some of the ways in which that they attribute and target jewish students, that is antisemitic. >> and liz joins us now from ucla. what's the scene there, liz? >> reporter: well, lester, it's a growing protest here. there is now several hundred students camped out. they say they plan to stay here until the university meets their demands. as for usc, we heard from so many disappointed students tonight, the university saying they made this decision because they feel it would take too long to process all the thousands of guests give

but also by the american comment. theaters such as thomas friedman and others. so he needed the destruction and the destruction is a war that will go, that will improve washington as well. and the direct confrontation with your on. so you won't need it to respond and it has to be direct. and the response large enough that it will create determines and retaliate against the attack on the diplomatic mission will be run in damascus on april 1st, but not to the extent that it would give is will the ability to create kind of the reason for more and for the u. s. interests for the us moves the office. it's gotten that it spoke about the possible sonata is that he could for see, for the situation. and then at least the 3 areas i see this escalating either a settlement where it quietly goes away to an escalation where is real escalates with a response and then iran will respond to that with even more destructive force or is real engages in a doomsday war. scenario where it sets off explosions and attacks and america tries to blame it or on possibly in europe. with the,