so actually the g 7 wouldn't be the g 7 is that they that use all the g 7 do is a daily us for deaf debt from the 4th countries in the world, at a rate of 200 and $32000000000.00 a day in a refigured debt, but saving to call the trillions they owed for what they've done to the developing world countries. they wouldn't be g 7. they wouldn't be the 7 most powerful economic countries in the world. they'd be debt to even more designations than they are now. yeah, excellent. point on the financial crisis of 2008. so this so called exclusive g 7 club, they invited ukraine to attend their summit this year. ukraine is not a member state, nor does it meet the economic bar for accession, not before the military operation. and certainly not after. i mean, does this country even pass muster as an economic driver in the world? why was born where zalinski invited to attend this year? oh, usually zelinski is a products of langley virginia and the military industrial complex in the united states. so perhaps you did have the right to be at the g 7. and he is emblematic and what the g 7 are infamous for.

see is g 7. so i'm calling record of mass killing, torture and the creation of mass and equality in countries around the world. right? i mean, at this point, money seems inextricable from politics, doesn't it? so it may come as a surprise to many of the viewers, but the g 7 is technically an informal grouping. there is no permanent secretary at no charter um, no purpose, that is set in stone. for example, nato has a charter, a rules of the road and a destination if you will. but the g 7 has none of these. now i'm struggling to understand why it exists and healthy out here. yeah, it's funny as a major as a charger and rules of the road because in nature that means north atlantic treaty organization. and last time i looked at a map of gather some sit on the the, these countries on near the atlantic. what is the nature of peacekeeping force in cost of it for a sort of in the atlantic ocean? is it but any, any days? if the g $7.00 doesn't even have it shot, you doesn't even have any kind of rules wha

you know, the new development bank, festive g 7. this is, i am the, this is the world bank speaks volumes because it's not only the young countries, a country which is as old as 2 years old or 5 years. we should have come together these a superpowers in that the, the regents, they are hi judgements. in the regions, the really the lot of politics and the number of countries around, and i to upgrade to extend dependent on them. and given this information it's, it poses a threat. some might say, no, it doesn't. it does in the sense that, that new talent, new skill is also come into, the full breaks is going to be employed within its formation is going to be improved within is region. and in these bricks countries those countries of vill, oh, own educated accountants. engineers, the engineering of the currency, the engineering of bricks, the engineering of the bank, which is already in establishment speaks volumes. it should be noted if it is a threat, it's still going to be learning more and more and more countries into his capacity un

i mean at least relative to the g 7, for example. but the g 7 views the block as something of a threat to existing economic norms. brooks have even discussed new, innovative banking systems to counter swift. so, is bricks a threat to the existing global financial system? and the creation of the common breaks currency. you know, the new development bank, effective g 7. this is, i am as this is the world bank speaks volumes because it's not only young countries, a country which is as old as 2 years old is 5 years. we should have come to get the visa superpowers in that the, the regents. they all had humans in the regions. they really did a lot of power and the number of countries around them uh to upgrade to extend dependent on them. and given this information, it's, it poses a threat. some might say no, it doesn't. it does in the sense that that new target, new skill is also coming to the full brakes is going to be employee within its formation is going to be employed within is region. and in these bricks countries those countries hav

the g 20 g 7 have not been able to come for. they were not very, very helpful when it came to the cobit and they're certainly not being very helpful when it comes to the economic problems we have here. so, you know, the breaks is a natural outcropping of countries that are united in the sense that they were all victimized by colonial ization. and if you start adding them up, it's interesting. if you take the global south and then also the central asia, you have about a $160.00 countries. but what do they have? they have the majority of the world's resources, and they have markets and they have production. and the question then becomes, if they come together and they start doing what, you know, you had happened with opec. they could, instead of asking for, you know, hundreds of billions of dollars to deal with climate change and start demanding that they get fair price for their natural resources and for the production interested. yeah, it's ben. what do you make of that? and also this point, the fact that you know, you have chin

because in the g 7, everyone listens to the us. that way. decisions are made in line with the strategic lines. the washington sets for its has a completely different approach to its work today. and yesterday at the place meeting, we told a lot about that to view and not co. incidentally, i talked about the exploits of interest in partnering with and joining breaks. we do things differently. here. we have fan, this is a quality is insured for every participant. and if someone is unhappy with this, all that decision that will be no consensus. if someone is uncomfortable, then everyone else try say best to find worthy and solutions that will help ensure unity. we strive to reach a consensus robin following the come onto the singles, the pay, right? yes. it's a small time of cost, but consensus agreements a much more stable long time and more effective if it's less the media has double breaks and economic clumps of your interest in extending economics. crucial is given the current 5 members already ahead of the g 7 in terms of purchasi

here we also have the g 7. yes, they're still around now making trouble. they are talking about security guarantees as well. again, i thought that was, what did they have to do with the military, with security? i thought they weren't economic organization. okay. i mean, again, this is another fiction here to sell to people in the west, you know how to waste more money on, on a loss costs go ahead. might yeah, yeah, absolutely right. the g 7, as i understood it with these economic members and powers that came together and discussed such things. so it baffled me when even zelinski himself said, or i, if we don't get nato membership, at least we'll get some reassurance is from the g 7. but we know that everything's been a big fight and nothing but really in regards to that, all the security guarantees, it doesn't matter how you want to describe it. all these countries committing to the proxy war. and again, i'll refer back to ben wallace saying that we don't want to import war into the lions, and you have the same people of engaging in this proxy. will they j

this g 7 nonsense is probably again, whether just gonna line up take photographs and pass each other on the back and lots about how they've all invested in the right arms manufacturers. and that's it . that's the economic side as far as i can tell. well it absolutely. yeah. also it will. yeah. let's talk about the issue of cluster bombs. i mean, again, rules based order and all of this nonsense they liked to talk about here. that is a very dangerous escalation. and russian, russian doesn't start big, go up the escalation ladder. it usually follows that. it's gonna follow this one for sure. yeah. so it's part of modern militarism that do you see problems only with one and 2 in your tool box like a habit of that means whatever you're trying to do, you're tapestry. it's pulling down your hammering on and then finally, the warm itself will come down. the idea that this whole problem can only be solved by weapons. i think actually we have a statement from mr. stockton back in the direction that piece comes with weapons or something. uh instead of you know, uh the ceasefire negotiations, u

here we also have the g 7. yes, they're still around now making trouble. they are talking about security guarantees as well. again, i thought that was, what did they have to do with the military, with security? i thought they weren't economic organization. okay. i mean, again, this is another fiction here to sell to people in the west, you know how to waste more money on it, on a loss costs. go ahead. my. yeah, yeah, absolutely right. the g 7, as i understood it with these economic members and powers that came together and discussed such things. so it baffled me when even zelinski himself said, or i, if we don't get nato membership, at least we will get some reassurance is from the g 7. but we know that everything's been a big fight and nothing, but really in regards to that school, the security guarantees it doesn't matter how you want to describe it. well, these countries committing to the proxy war. and again, i'll refer back to ben wallace saying that we don't want to import war into the lions, and you have the same people of engaging in this property.

and now we have a warranty surprised the g 7. we advocate for great economic integration where we could have a new currency that would not replace our national currencies. by diversifying our economies and currencies, we promote cooperation between developing countries. we cannot accept a new form of colonialism that imposes 3 barriers and discriminative measures we call mr. minnesota in china was delivering this page on behalf of quasi president. i was using the minnesota state to jeff and said that china continue to remain open and committed to future or other situations. it's in the countries, it's in the global salsa. and even further seeing that to interact to the world does not need, not the cold. in fact, it needs a strong and peaceful place to live in today's generation generation common fox, as a chinese philosopher, observes, changes the nature of the universe. the collective rise of emerging markets and developing countries represented by brooks, is fundamentally changing the global landscape. no mountains can stop the

as well, does the well need account of balance to the power of the west express or institutions like g 7, the iron mass for the world trade organization or china and rochester, me think so. depending on who you ask, breaks might be that counter wait. economic a grouping of brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa is holding a summers in johannesburg at the moment. i'm one of the hot topics is expansion. so who wants to join what they get out of it? i'm feel go and by then, and this is the day the so we need to be global partners in upholding global justice. we need to strengthen strategic collaboration and practice true multilateralism at the chairs, us because of our alliance meets the demands of the so called global majority. what we want is to establish new mechanisms to create a more equal world regarding political decisions. the g 7 is a club for the rich also coming up the us president of visits, hawaii 2 weeks after america's deadliest wildfires for more than a century to june our here degree with you. but also want you to know the entire countries here for you. stop by for

just 5 over to the g 7. imagine what 11 is going to do in days. uh, why do you think they decided to include 6 raw the then? i mean, initially on day one we thought they were only going to admit to correct then we understood it might be 5. now big soccer is at $26.00. yeah. you know, i'm just looking at, i can see now i do. tina is a massive power play in south america and they are not just the smart economy. they've just been stagnated by what's been policy and the use of the dollars. and now argentine a has an option to trade with brazil and not the china and south america, making it conducive for them to grow their economies. and the same thing for you, if you, if you're in egypt and the same thing for side to rubia, you rent and the you a hosted in the similar range it, these are countries that before, we're not even allowed to talk to each other, let alone sit in the same block. yeah. the, the brazilian president silva, he said from the beginning of the months he's been saying he won't sergeant seen it there already. yes. from taught is for s

and so suppose to that of a g 7 is quite something to take notice of mind. you mean this might be a different kind of basing when you look at the economies of the g 7 versus the economies of the emerging 5 that make breaks. but still it is, it is quite noticeable. and the way to move away is china. and let's hear 1st from other chinese representative, as well as minister in china who we spoke about, the issue of the economy and so didn't are under moody as well as to let the silver fox, as a chinese philosopher observes, changes the nature of the universe. the collective rise of emerging markets and developing countries represented by brooks, is fundamentally changing the global landscape. no mountains can stop the surgeon flow for my 2 rivers. whatever resistance there may be breaks a positive and stable force for good will continue to grow. we advocate for great economic integration, where we could have a new congress that would not replace our national currencies. we cannot accept a new problem with colonialism that imposes 3 barriers and discriminative m

the g 7 is a club for the rich also coming up the u. s. president of visits, hawaii 2 weeks after america's deadliest wildfire for more than a century, the children are here, degree with you. but also want you to know entire countries here for you. as the high for boy, we mean that welcome to the day leaders of the bricks, group of nations and meeting in johannesburg, presented with russia, india, china, and south africa. how to around 40 percent of the world's population president. that person is not that russia is being represented by foreign ministers. okay. not a problem dismissed, approved to this subject to an international arrest warrant for alleged war crimes united to versus invasion of ukraine frequently this will discuss if possible expansion of the 5 nation block. so those of us believe china is going to develop a global counter wait to the west and the g 7 group of leading democracies. so here's what some of the leaders have had to say on the subject of expense. when we need to be global partners in upholding global justice

. brooks represents 32 percent of global g d p compared to just under 30 percent for the g 7. and despite that breaks gets only a fraction of the voting power of the international monetary fund. brooks nations wants to change that in balance by creating an alternative to us lead financial institutions. they have founded the new development back, which has approved more than $30000000000.00 in loans since it was set up in 2015. compare that to the world bank, which committed more than a $100000000000.00 in 2022 alone bricks also aims to reduce reliance on the us dollar member countries. a worry that washington could weaponized the dollar through sanctions. so bricks members are increasing trade in their own currencies. they've even considered creating a bricks common currency. but the critics say that the group's internal differences could hamper its plans. example, india and china have a simmering border conflict. and why of aging and russia or arrivals to the us? well, you've got india, south africa and brazil, which all want warm relations with the west. let's talk about all

it has already surpassed the g 7 states. and do you think that illustrates the independence of africa from its west and partners and more specifically, you as well. i don't want to see it as competition. i want to see it is because as addition, we're, it'd be more friends where it'd be more trading partners. and, but it also gives us more options where the types to the one group. so it was said more as a fund didn't go between it is as opposed to competing open it. okay. and what did it conflicting interest and what are your thoughts on this goes back to blocks, breaks currency that people are talking about. how will that change developed? well, i think it will take some time to, to change currencies. so the 1st thing is for countries to trade in the national occurrences. and i think the next step could be a one breaks cut and see it will take time em. but i think once you are united, so it's a big a force those consideration of actually creating one cut and see it becomes possibilities. fantastic. and, you know, with the us

and now we have already surpassed the g 7 people we advocate for great. they can amik integration, where we could have a new car in a city that would not replace our national currencies. by diversifying our economies and currencies, we promote cooperation between developing countries. we cannot accept a new form of colonialism that imposes 3 barriers and discriminative measures move . the, i guess today was really a reminder of how briggs was born and how it has to cost overtaking to save it. and also we, it is a huge thing at this particular moment of space as a people did not get to the same message that we are getting tired in speech, then it's really a fit seats. this really cemented that the kind of off road does that to the bricks, nations and the pick speed is taking. coming to this go to the corresponding cause, all but let's not, let's focus through some of the main point civil fee of the world. lead is, as i said at the summit, well, i felt that vladimir puts in no, really, even though he was joining us by video link, i've felt that even the aud

and now we have already surpassed the g 7. we advocate for great economic integration, where we could have a new car in a city that would not replace our national currencies by diversifying our economies and currencies. we promote cooperation between developing countries. we cannot accept a new form of colonialism that imposes 3 barriers and discriminative measures i guess today was really a reminder, all power bricks was born on how it has to cost overtaking to save it. and also we is the heating at this particular moment. this is how the people did not get to the same message that we are getting time in speech. then it's really a fit seats. this really cemented as a kind of role to that, to the brakes. nations and the big speed is taking time and he's making the thank you very rude. now let's go over to colorado, colorado. what about the speeches by the other leaders who were at the segment? what was said? well, we'll start with the jail. this particular sunday, the 15th break summit, and the heads of stage really gather did

and now we have only surpassed the g 7. the fund rush, i profess to send, bring shipments to offer, gets a free press. the beating says moscow will remain a reliable supply in defiance of illegitimate functions to seek to stifle progress . the coming to live from moscow. this is all say, spend another busy day with one events in johannesburg, dominate. think the headlines. mind today's be discussed and thanks for joining us . on day one of the 15th annual breaks summits has wraps up in south africa, johannesburg, the major deal binnacle event that trucks would lead us politicians as well as bright minds from all over the world with multiple r t. and a just will order at the top of the agenda lot sees that nikki, are in a new new waco all coming to somebody from us. special studio at the event. the hello and a very well and welcome to, well, beautiful. we've talked studio here in the heart of johannesburg. i'm the key, aaron, and i'm new waco and we're going to be with you throughout the 3 day break. so i'm just bringing you

and now we have already surpassed the g 7 plus in russia prepared to send grades, shipments to optic, and for free us as president routine says the must go for remain a reliable supply in defiance of illegitimate functions, to speak to stifle program. the welcome to the international moneys pizza scott's spring new old, the latest from one headquarters every most common day. one of the 15th annual breaks summits has wrapped up in johannesburg. the major geo political events attracts, would lead us politicians on bright minds from all over the world with multiple r i c, and a just will order at the top of the agenda. lots these nick, aaron, a new new waco are covering the summit from us special studio at the event. the hello and a very well and welcome to well beautiful rooftop studio. here in the heart of johannesburg, i'm vicky arran and i'm new waco, and we're going to be with you through out to be 3 day break. so i'm explaining you all the very latest updates. thanks so much for joining us. now. one of the highlights of today was the bricks, business for the latest on look, what to

summer, we've met on the margins of the nato summit in spain, the ausian summit in cambodia and the g-7 summit in japan. today we made history for the first ever stand alone summit between the leaders of our three countries. as well as our commitment to meet together on the leader level annually and to have all our relative cabinet member people meet on a regular basis from this point on, not just this year, not next year, forever. that's the intention. and so i want to recognize the important work that both of you have done and the political courage, and i mean this, the political courage you both demonstrated to resolve difficult issues that stood in the way for a long time for a close relationship between japan and korea and the united states. your leadership with the full support of the united states has brought us here because each of you understands that our world stands at an inflection point, a point where we're called to lead in new ways to work together, to stand together, and today i'm proud to say our nations are answering that call. first, we're elevating our trilateral def

secretary blinken: we have g-7 meetings coming up, the u.k. is doing an important conference in the fall on ai safety, i suspect you will see work done around the un's general assembly as well. ms. mitchell: i have personal experience. i believe we were in romania the last time use out what we would call football when it was the u.s. versus iran. i've never seen such single focus as we watch that match. secretary blinken: i think i aged 10 years. ms. mitchell: you are now headed to wellington, new zealand. you watch them play against the netherlands and see whether they can have a repeat and it's megan rapinoe's last hurrah. you have a young daughter in megan rapinoe and how women have done so much for equal pay as well as bringing home such glory to america. talk to me about women's soccer in your hopes as you head to new zealand, australia on this next big trip next week. secretary blinken: we have a vitally important strategic dialogue that's taking place with new zealand next week, coincidentally. ms. mitchell: you just happen to be in wel

you will be participating in the g-7 speaker series in japan in september. you mentioned maui.iden has been to lake valley on vacation. his team says he is getting updates on the disaster in maui. >> it is devastating. i come from a firefighter family the hundreds of americans still missing. to have the leader of this nation say repeatedly no comment , that is unacceptable. there are so many mistakes that have happened that could've protected american lives. so many things i could have protected this fire not to happen in the first place. i will be going to hawaii to look at maui and see ways that we can improve. in the world today, this has got to stop. more importantly, and is unacceptable to say no, to the american people when there is still people missing. maria: thank you very much for being here this morning. kevin mccarthy joining us. >> they need to stop the spending, they need to stop the borrowing, they need to eliminate the earmarks that republicans brought back in and they need to understand that these are taxpayer dollars, not there dollars. >> that is ambassador n

but also in the broader context of g-7 countries need to readjust in order to make them more effectiveristian: and not just in the areas of oil refinery. thank you very much indeed for coming on. do appreciate it. british police are investigating the deaths of 88 people in the u.k. who bought a poisonous substance from man and candidate was accused of helping people to take their own lives. kenneth law is due to appear in court after being arrested inmate near toronto, accused of assisting suicide and selling products to people in 40 countries around the world. the uk's national crime agency has launched an investigation. angus crawford reports. warning, some of this you may find distressing. angus: right and kind, tom was just 22 when he ended his life using a chemical he bought from a website in canada. his father, david, distraught and angry, said, should never have access to it. >> i have been able to discuss with many other families the impact on them and their own lives. of course also focused on us trying to get some justice for the deaths of our sons or daughters. but also try