world, and this can be a matter of balance and the membership of the islamic republic of iran in global alliances such as shanghai. and brics this creates the basis for our cooperation with the countries of the region and the countries of the world to be more than in the past. our foundation is interaction with all countries, and we are following this foundation in practice . we have no problem communicating with the country you mentioned. the islamic republic of iran has also announced to egypt that we have no problem establishing effective communication, and the meeting that mr. iran's minister of foreign affairs had with mes today could be for this communication and the beginning of the relationship between iran and egypt . from sky news spartacus we are with countries

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biden addresses the un general assembly urging world leaders to come together to strength and global alliances and not back down in their support of new christ.

it is the global alliance to curb the phenomenon of dust, since the issue of the environment knows no borders, the countries are happy about the invitation of the islamic republic of iran . international environmental start we are very pleased that iran took the leadership of these groups and held this meeting after the regional meeting last year. dust storms will be organized by the 13th government. hopefully, we will get the approval and this statement that the lady had will be approved by the united nations and an official letter in the united nations and finally the issue of a convention to deal with dust and dust in the world that obliges the countries of the region to take measures it is expected that we will have an executive guarantee in the form of action plans . the experience and technical knowledge of iranian experts has led other countries to cooperate with us. we have a golden opportunity in front of us in wasit province and in karbala province as a pilot point for 4 provinces in iraq and friends in iran. god willing, we will start here. it should be discussed from new y

biden addresses the un general assembly urging world leaders to come together to strength and global alliances. i'm not locked down in their support of new christ, the unpopular phone in the us. welcome to the program. as or by john says it's troops of broken through a line of contact with armine and forces in the disputed region of newborn o. kyra buck armenian back separatist stair say at least 5 people have been killed and dozens injured in attacks by us or by johns military prosecutors in azerbaijan, said one civilian has been killed in the city of sushi. baku is calling it's offensive and anti terrorist operation. it's demanding separatist forces late in their arms and the armenian leadership in the core. no kyra boss. as or by chance foreign ministry said piece could only be secured if you air of on gives up control of the region. a man in the corner car box is internationally recognized as part of as or by john, but almost all of its residents, or ethnic armenians. azerbaijan took control of parts of the region after a war against armenia in 2020 richard. garrick garcia is an armenian a

binding treaties to reduce the consequences of dust, the most important goal of this summit is the global alliance to curb the phenomenon of dust. more than 50 countries and international environmental institutions started working considering that we are directly exposing 55 countries to dust, 55 countries were invited to this international meeting and as it should be, how to make these meetings operational , fortunately, with the country of iraq, there are many operational issues . well, we have received the latest information that the horse has turkmenistan, the country, in fact, armenia, uzbekistan, tajikistan and the islamic republic of iran, azerbaijan are the highest islamic countries that are exposed to the risks related to the dust of the contract after the regional meeting last year. convergence a region with the aim of curbing dust storms will be held at the initiative of our country. we will have a summit so that we can actually make these fields that we have provided mandatory to a large extent , including the creation of a financial fund to support executive measures, including the ap

still on the agenda of these media, asia and babaei of sed and broadcasting news agency , the global alliance to curb the phenomenon of dust , since the issue of the environment knows no borders, the house of the countries regarding the invitation of the islamic republic of iran lipik it is said that the international summit against sand and dust balls has started with the presence of representatives of more than 50 countries and international environmental organizations . this is the beginning of cooperation . we are very pleased that iran is the leader of these groups . took responsibility and set up this meeting after last year's regional meeting , this is the second meeting at the international level, which is held in order to create regional convergence with the aim of curbing dust storms for the work of the 13th government. and this statement will be approved by the united nations an official piece in the united nations and finally the issue of a convention to deal with dust at the world level, which obliges the countries of the region to take action in the form of action plans to have

reduce the consequences of dust is the most important goal of this the summit is for two days, the global alliance to curb the phenomenon of dust, the international summit to deal with sand and dust storms started today with the presence of representatives of more than 50 countries and international environmental organizations, considering that 55 countries are in directly exposed to dust, we go to 55 invited countries in this international meeting , as it should be, the operationalization of these meetings should be put on the agenda. fortunately , we reached a very good operational issue with the country of iraq, based on the latest information provided by the countries of turkmenistan, the country , in fact, armenia, uzbekistan, tajikistan and the republic of islamic iran azerbaijan is the highest islamic countries that are exposed to the risks related to dust. after the regional meeting last year, this is the second meeting at the international level, which is held at the initiative of our country in order to create a co-region with the aim of curbing dust storms. to be able to actually make t

reducing the consequences of dust is the most important goal of the two-day summit of the global alliance to curb the phenomenon of dust, since the issue of the environment knows no borders . with the presence of representatives of more than 50 countries and the international environmental organizations have started working, it is the beginning of the cooperation and how it turned out, i am very happy that iran has taken the leadership of these groups and set up this meeting after the regional meeting last year. this is the second meeting at the international level. which is being held at the initiative of the 13th government in order to create regional convergence with the aim of curbing dust storms. subject of a convention to deal with surface dust the world should oblige the countries of the region to take the expected measures in the form of executive guarantee action plans. the experience and technical knowledge of iranian experts has made other countries willing to cooperate with iran. neighbors and two brotherly countries, now we have a golden opportunity in front of us. download t

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it has been two days since the global alliance to control the phenomenon of dust, since the issue of the environment knows no borders , fortunately, the countries responded to the invitation of the islamic republic of iran to hold an international summit on combating sand and dust balls today with the presence of representatives of more than 50 countries. international environmental start to it has worked, but this is the beginning of cooperation and how it is shaping up. we are very pleased that iran has taken the leadership of these groups and organized this meeting after the regional meeting last year. with the aim of curbing dust storms, it will be held at the initiative of the 13th government. we hope to get the approval and this statement will be approved by the united nations and sent to the official letter in the united nations and finally, the issue of a convention to deal with dust on the world level that binds the countries of the region let us take the actions that were predicted in the form of executive guarantee action plans. the experience and technical knowledge of ir

special news discussion every night, the first report and then the start of the discussion of the global alliance to curb the phenomenon of dust, the international summit against sand balls and today's dust has started with the presence of representatives of more than 50 countries and international environmental organizations . it is the beginning of cooperation and i am very happy that iran has taken the leadership of these groups and organized this meeting after last year's regional meeting is the second meeting at the international level which is held in order to create regional convergence with the aim of curbing dust storms at the initiative of the 13th government, the experience and technical knowledge of iranian experts has made other countries willing to cooperate with each other, and from this incident, this line of contact between the two countries has been established to two neighboring countries and two countries, now we have a golden opportunity in front of us. download the turkish series zalim . we have projects in wasit province and in karbala province as a pilot point for 4 provin

designation of the distant , further, on the measure, there is no first moment. there is the global alliancee second, in my opinion, the most important factor here , it seems to many that it may not be very significant , but i think that it is of decisive importance. countries which is not yet involved. yes, they are not increased to a clear isolation of putin, political isolation, this is what ukrainian diplomacy is doing actively . of such an important group of countries, it would be east asia and, er, for the redefinition of positive latin america, this is all very important, it is very important, so that it does not bleed further , this is the second, er, second point and the third point. it seems to me that the attention of the hidden to the black sea is very strong and not groundless. yes, because it is necessary to escalate military actions in the black sea, most likely. and if so , putin cannot achieve military success in any way. did not say that the ukrainian offensive there is effective , and they are not moving anywhere, this does not change anything about the whole picture of th

biden addresses the un general assembly urging world leaders to come together to strengthen global alliances, to not boxed down to support in their support of new crime. canada and mdx, spelled each other's diplomats in a row over a slain seek activists. canada's prime minister links indian government agents to the killing of hardships in new jersey. a separatist campaigner, india rejects the accusations as absurd at home. at last, 5 us citizens returned from a run after a prisoner swap deal that gives pay run access to billions of dollars in frozen funds. critics say that could encourage more state hostage taking the unpopular phone in the us. welcome to the program. armenia is accusing azerbaijan of ethnic cleansing after it launched a military operation in the disputed territory of no gore, no cairo buff, as a separate as to human rights. official says to civilians have been killed and 23 others injured in attacks by azerbaijan. military as or by john, prosecutors said one civilian has been killed in the city of sushi. as or by john says it's carrying out an anti terrorist operation in th

the answer to this will also be collected, so to speak, what it calls in a word, how would the global alliance my opinion, the most important factor. here, it seems to many that it may not be very significant, but i think that it has a decisive importance. the restructuring of the position of a large number of countries that are not yet involved. yes, they have not been increased in a clear isolation of putin. political isolation is what ukrainian diplomacy is trying to do actively. uh, what is going on is the struggle to change the position of such an important group of countries in southeast asia and uh, to redefine the position of the countries of latin america . the third po. it seems to me that the attention of the secretaries to the black sea is very strong and not unfounded. yes , because it is necessary to take an escalation of military actions in the black sea, most likely . the fundamental moment now, that is, no matter how putin says that the ukrainian contour offensive is effective, and they are not moving anywhere, this does not change anything about the whole picture of the war c

biden addresses the un general assembly urging world leaders to come together to strengthen global alliances and not locked down in their support of ukraine. home in the last 5 us citizens return from a run after a prisoner swap deal that gives a run access to billions of dollars in frozen funds. critics say that could encourage more state hospital and german media are reporting that 36 year old you. we have not goes month, will be the new coach of germany's national football team. the news comes a week after coach and reflect this fires the popular phone in the us. welcome to the program. armenia is accusing azerbaijan of ethnic cleansing after it launched a military operation in the disputed territory of the gore. no car box a separatist human rights official says 2 civilians have been killed and 23 others injured in attacks by as or by johns military. prosecutors administered by john said one civilian has been killed in the city of shows. she bako says it's carrying out an anti terrorist operation in the region. there are no car boxes. internationally recognized as part of as or by john,

the answer to this will be, and collect, so to speak, what he calls the word , as it were, the global allianceirst, second, eh, in my opinion, the most important factor here, it seems to many that it may not be very significant, but i think that it is of decisive importance. but here is the restructuring of the position of a large number of countries that have not yet вовлечены yes, he has the size to clearly isolate putin , political isolation, this is what ukrainian diplomacy is doing actively. changing the position of such an important group of countries in south-east asia and er for redefining the position of the countries of latin america , this is all very important, so it is very important in order not to bleed further. black can do something strong and not groundless . yes, because it is necessary to escalate military actions in black, most likely. and if so, then putin cannot achieve military success in any way. did not say that the ukrainian offensive there is effective , and they are not moving anywhere, this does not change anything about the whole picture of the war compared to th

clear that the answer to this will be and collect so say what he calls the word , as it were, the global alliancethat the first, the second, is the most important factor for many. it seems to many that it may not be very important, but i think that it has a decisive meaning. but the restructuring of the position of a large number of countries that have not yet been involved in it is clearly putin's isolation , political isolation, and so on. what is it that ukrainian diplomacy is doing actively ? redefining the position of the countries of latin america, this is all very important, so it is very important in order to stop bleeding further , this is the second point, the second point and the third point . it seems to me that the attention of the secretaries to the black sea is very strong and not groundless. in black, most likely. and if so, then it is impossible for putin to achieve military success in any way, eh, this is a fundamental moment now, that is, no matter how putin does not say that there is a ukrainian counteroffensive, they are effective, yes, and they are not moving anywhere, it do

, a designation . it will be collected and collected so say what he calls the word as it were global allianceot be very significant but i think that this is of decisive importance. and here is the restructuring of the position of a large number of countries that are not yet involved. yes, he has a great deal to clearly isolate putin's political isolation. eastern asia a-a and eh, what is going on is the struggle to change the position of such an important group of countries in southeast asia and eh for redefining the position of the countries of latin america, this is all very important, this is very important , in order to continue without bleeding, this is it the second, uh, the second point and the third point say that attention is hidden to the black sea very much and not business, yes, because it is necessary to take an escalation of military actions in the black sea , most likely. and if so, then putin cannot achieve military success in any way er, this is a fundamental moment now, that is, no matter how putin says that the ukrainian offensive there is effective, and they are not moving

president lula. brazil will launch during our a g 20 presidency, a global alliance against hunger. this is a top priority for brazil, and should be for all of us this the president. it's why is that we are witnessing the conflict with such a jo, let's go reservations. well, the until the 21st century, we must reserve the scores. we must reverse the scores, brazil, along with many others, continue to call for the discoloration of a still. it is the resumption of dialogue and the peaceful solutions of the conflict. this is an obligation of all members states on the article 33 of the when charter there is no military solution to this conflict. only a political solution that takes into account the purpose and principles of un charter and the legitimate security concerns of all parties will bring last and peace. the international community will have to assist the font is to come to a negotiated, then lost and solution. brazil is prepared to do it, sparts is the president. the space for diplomacy and peaceful solution is narrowing . we must set aside practices that only a deepened vision

biden addresses the un general assembly urging world leaders to come together to strengthen global alliances, to not boxed down to support in their support of new crime.

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> you know, i think it's one of the signals that the global structures are changing that the global alliancesnly will xi not be there, but also president putin isn't going. and i think it's significant that we saw president xi attend the brick summit in south africa recently, where he was on a very big red carpet rival when he was there. and the signal from the brick summit is, look, these nations don't particularly like the order that's being set up by the g7, or the g20, we're going to strengthen the bricks, win the big power broker to join the bricks grouping. so i think what we're seeing here is in essence, something of a diluting of the influence. and, you know, the ability of the g20 to work together as a force for good in the world. these big powerful economic nations are drivers for the way that the world goes. and this weakens it in a way. i think it's hard to say more than that at this moment. >> nic, you mentioned putin. i want to get your take on this, turkish president erdogan is going there be there speaking with putin. we want to talk about the grain export deal that russia pul

it from put our partnership on track as a global comprehensive strategic alliance. and in the face of north korea's ever growing threats the washington declaration put forward concrete measures to bolster extended deterrence. the nuclear consultant group that was launched in july is the first bilateral mechanism of its kind in the world. act in 1953 on the very day that the korea-u.s. mutual defense treaty was signed, secretary of state john foster dulles stated the following words, bitter experience has taught us that weakness invites aggression, that the requirement of peace and security is the maintenance of our strength. the washington declaration fulfills the requirement. seoul and washington have also adapted and upgraded our partnership to better meet the challenges of a changing world. accordingly, economic security and cutting edge of sectors have all become part and parcel of our partnership. these include biotechnology, batteries, semiconductors, quantum computing, ai, and space. similarly, no one would dispute that the camp david trilateral summit was ju

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his last stop on a whirlwind international trip aimed at strengthening global alliances at a time of hite anxiety. the president is going to give a news conference at any moment and we will bring that to you live. he will surely be asked about his goals at this weekend's g-20 summit, which focused on countering china, its splintering economy, and its aggressive posture around the globe and on russia's grinding war against the ukrainian people amid dwindling hopes of a resolution anytime soon. ukraine is reacting today with frustration to a joint statement from the g-20 nations, which include russia and china, a statement that did not directly condemn russia's war. a spokesman for the government of ukraine said that the statement ignored reality and called its written texts about the war, quote, nothing to be proud of. let's get straight to republican presidential candidate nikki haley for her response to president biden's trip. she's also the former u.s. ambassador to the united nations. ambassador hailey, thanks so much for joining us. lastier's g-20 statement, as you know, explicit

and during the summit, india, president biden pitched in china's backyard essentially that a global alliance led by the u.s. is a safer bet for the world in china. he's heading to vietnam to strengthen ties with that country, and of course they're always worried about china's aggression. as a member of the house select committee on china, do you think the president is taking the right approach here? what does he need to say during this trip overseas in reference to china? >> he's absolutely taking the right approach. and by the way, vietnam has kind of upgraded the status of its relations with the united states to its highest level which they've never done before. and i think that what he's going to say is that, you know, now is the time to establish a -- an international rules-based order in the indo-pacific region. we can't have a situation where the chinese communist party, for instance, draws a map laying claim to the entirety of the south china sea or to states in india which it claims are its own. there has to be a situation where also differences are resolved peacefully, not by force.

russian word un a, uh, only allowed organizations that ensure regional security, but the global military alliances of internal contradictions within nato, most likely between the americans and the british. here i am denying any serious political role for germany and france, in my opinion, as if these are two hmm such uh, uh geopolitical giants. they. well, it’s like they’re off the board yet, not you, but that’s it. less project of dragging nato into east asia as the organizational basis for the call was removed from the agenda. and this means that something will be created there anew.

. >> currently i am the cochair of the sport integrity global alliances committee. today in any other day of listening reflection, transparency and accountability. my trust is that the data that we and our remarkable staff, thank you so much have prepared for you all today along with our witness testimonies, you will recognize the overarching value that must be prioritized and implemented is equity. wherein we can recognize the humanity of those who have historically been erased within the olympic and paralympic movement. and then, maybe, maybe then we, too, can be part of the population that is also never left behind. it is nothing without us. thank you so much. >> thank you, karen. i will recognize you for an opening statement at this time. >> thank you very much. edwin moses. i consider myself a seasoned veteran. i've been known around the movement now. for 47 years going back to the olympics. the same number of years and seconds that it takes me or took me to go around the track. i have seen the united states olympic and paralympic movement grow from the pre-197

donald trump might be the next president of the united states, and what that would mean for global alliancesn the last presidency, many did see donald trump as a fool. we saw video of world leaders laughing about donald trump, laughing at donald trump, but i think actually this time around, rather than thinking of him as a fool, they're actually quite terrified at what this would mean for things like nato, for the war in ukraine. you see the americans at the moment saying, the white house putting out the message that kim jong un's meeting with vladimir putin is a sign of desperation. but vladimir putin won't be so desperate if donald trump wins because he will have time on his side in ukraine. we know how this war will go if donald trump wins and that will be a victory for vladimir putin. i'm not sure they see him as a fool. i think there's much more nervousness about what a second term would mean. >> an unbelievable state of affairs. director brennan, katty kay, thank you for starting us off on this. general mccaffrey will be back later in the hour. >>> why the ruling against ex-white house

global process of nato expansion led by washington. more than a year ago, it stated that the north atlantic alliance has a global responsibility, including ocean the region creates bloc formats in this region, about which, among other things, the auction was mentioned. uh, the four japan south korea australia new zealand japan south korean and uh all of this, in general , is aimed at undermining the security architecture that has been created for decades within the framework of initiated sessions that included a directed basis and the united states and other western countries and china both the russian federation and india and the decision was made by consensus, this is precisely what washington and its satellites do not like. results the east asian summit with jakarta confirmed that such an intrusive, persistent line, to promote their own geopolitical interests. eh, far from it, not everyone likes it. i have already said in the declaration itself, before which it was approved, it was unanimously possible to defend the basic principles of an osianocentric inclusive equal architecture. but this does not mean that these attempts will stop,

it from put our partnership on track as a global comprehensive strategic alliance. and in the face of north korea's ever growing threats the washington declaration put forward concrete measures to bolster extended deterrence. the nuclear consultant group that was launched in july is the first bilateral mechanism of its kind in the world. act in 1953 on the very day that the korea-u.s. mutual defense treaty was signed, secretary of state john foster dulles stated the following words, bitter experience has taught us that weakness invites aggression, that the requirement of peace and security is the maintenance of our strength. the washington declaration fulfills the requirement. seoul and washington have also adapted and upgraded our partnership to better meet the challenges of a changing world. accordingly, economic security and cutting edge of sectors have all become part and parcel of our partnership. these include biotechnology, batteries, semiconductors, quantum computing, ai, and space. similarly, no one would dispute that the camp david trilateral summit was ju

and the good news here is we know how to stitch together global alliances.and the gang, were not in charge in the 1940s when we needed, you know, to call the country together. the bad news is they're in charge of too much right now. and too much is at stake. >> it's so phony, by the way. you can just come out and say this. who would believe that these guys would stand up for taiwan? they can do the tough on china rhetoric now, but look at what -- like we are seeing what they would do in taiwan with ukraine right now. >> they're flinching right now. why would you not flinch there? >> general mccaffrey, what is the view from inside the pentagon where republicans won't even let military promotions go forward? >> well, i wouldn't want to speak for mark milley, the chairman of jcs or secretary austin, but i do believe we're facing sort of an unprecedented lack of support in congress of the defense of the united states. and by the way, in the background a lot of it is just reflecting trump's rhetoric in which he threatened to unilaterally withdraw from the defensi

led global economic alliance. we hope this g 20 summit will show that the world's major economies can work together even in challenging times in the fight for global influence. the u.s. hopes to reform institutions like the world bank and the imf offering an alternative to china's rampant global investment often with strings attached, especially across the developing world. we know that these institutions are some of the most effective tools that we have for mobilizing, transparent, high quality investment into developing countries. the white house remains focused on alliances with countries across the pacific. many of which fear china's rising influence and military strength. the u.s. insists its goal with china remains diplomacy. there's an awful lot on the agenda of the g 20 that is relevant to china that they should be interested and that we we would have hoped. >> president she would show up and join that discussion. china's president xi jin ping won't be there nor will russian president vladimir putin, altho

now the prime minister of a stronger global alliance . global alliance. >> well, despite fears that the the prime minister's bid for more dialogue with china, their prime minister thinks that the two sides should properly handle their differences as well. >> joining us in the studio is catherine forster. gb news is political correspondent. good morning to you, catherine. this is not what the prime minister wanted to talking about at wanted to be talking about at the surely the g20. surely >> no, it's really not. he had an awful week last week at home with a concrete with a escaped prisoner . he with a concrete with a escaped prisoner. he went the g20 prisoner. he went to the g20 hoping to smooth the waters . i hoping to smooth the waters. i think largely, yes. it was successful, but this absolutely the last thing he needed. the revelations yesterday that a parliamentary researcher there had been arrested back in march, suspected of spying on behalf of the chinese state. and of course, the conservative party. there's lots of disagreement on how to handle china during the leadership campa

parts of president biden's address seemed aimed at assuring global partners that u.s. alliancesrt are here to stay in reality that could change if the president loses re-election. he also called on the world to stay the course and its support for ukraine saying that russia cannot be allowed to act with impunity. >> if we abandon the core principles united states to appease an aggressor. and then a member. state and this body, feel confident that they're protected. if you allow ukraine to be carved up. independent of any nation secure. i respectfully suggest answer's no. we have to stand up to negative pressure today. and deter other would-be aggressors tomorrow. >> the president also meeting with several world leaders one-on-one today, including the leaders of brazil and israel reporting in washington. trevor shirley. >> medical officials maui have lowered the death toll from the la hina wildfires from 115 to 97 recent testing revealed multiple dna samples were collected from some of the victims of the line of fire. the number of people still missing is also down to 31 from 41 m

led global economic alliance. the united states commitment to the g 20 hasn't wavered. >> and we hope this g 20 summit will show that the world's major economies can work together even in challenging times in the fight for global influence. the u.s. hopes to reform institutions like the world bank and the imf offering an alternative to china's rampant global investment often with strings attached, especially across the developing world. we know that these institutions are some of the most effective tools that we have for mobilizing, transparent, high quality investment into developing countries. the white house remains focused on alliances with countries across the pacific. many of which fear china's rising influence and military strength. the u.s. insists its goal with china remains diplomacy. there's an awful lot on the agenda of the g 20 that is relevant to china that they should be interested and that we we would have hoped president she would show up and join that discussion. china's president xi jinping won'

of russia in this region, but this is part of an absolutely global process of nato expansion led by washington from the north atlantic allianceesponsibility, including and up to the pacific region are created in this block formats in the region, about which you mentioned, among other things, everything is generally aimed at undermining the security architectures that have been created for decades as part of those initiated by these formats , including on a directed basis both the united states and other western countries and china and the russian federation and india, and uh, the decision was made by consensus, it is precisely this that does not suit washington yes and its satellites. well, here are the key statements following this eventful day, which began with sergey lavrova and the russian delegation in indonesia in jacquard, but ended here in bangladesh in dhaka. oh, it's already late in the evening. it's almost 11:00 pm here. so for today the program is over, and tomorrow sergei lavrov has a meeting with the prime minister of the republic tatyana boris, thank you. it was our correspondent boris vanin with the details of

a global lyme alliance, a plan. >> they have hope. they have help, he wrote. sm welcome back. a smattering of applause. a smattering. al >> all right. we'll ma still get a laugh. without his writing staff, hout bill maher announced he's bringing back his show without writersn in the wake of the ongoing hollywood strike. he posted ond abc's quote, real time is coming back. unfortunately, sans writer s writing. i never like the word sans jus to say without you.to bri it has been five months and it is time to bring people backnot to work. i think his reason is sound. it's not the well-paidthnt and talent who are suffering the most. it's the below the line people who suf below now can't h the caterers, the prop and set design , the hair and makeup artist and the zookeeper who keeps joy bakers cage clean ,terrible. meanwhile, conan o'brien explained on a podcast why he never really joked trump, like fellow comedians have. p ce >> so i always thought that that when trump came alonne ,what a lot of people have to revert to is, doesn't he . >> i hate that guy. he's an apple. and those

there is clearly a block coming together, probably not something a former military alliance but a globalions. obviously nations a half respect, freedom and democracy work individual liberty and they do not have any individual liberty and there is a third group, they are doing what you would. i'm going to get the best deal i can and literary equipment on the u.s. and the systems that are affected. the united states give money for whatever. the leverage both sides. the benefits of both, that existed somewhere but i think it's going to be really pronounced. >> chuck schumer is preparing to r organize a bipartisan trip to china. it is not a good idea? >> many centers have never been to china, there's an understanding informed that what they have read and i think you can't grasp what china is today and it's ambitions. i went to china decades ago and recently went there and was shocked at how much of the fence there was and they are willing to just sit down and they aren intended to meet us and in some places, replace us and it's a challenge they have on the world stage. we are capable having

alliance. that is for sure. terms of economy we have to divert from china to u.s. side or to the global site. that is current situation. as china specialist i think i always promoting, we have good relationship with china, and we do and we will. at the same time what kind of relationship are we going to make? that relationship be based on korean national interest. korea has to lead the relationship between korea and china, not china made the situation, the relationship. i think that is for sure for now we have to pursue. >> outstanding. let me follow up with one of the question on this. you talked about, professor, and evolution of the direction of korean foreign policy over the last three decades, number one. number two, you brought politics into this, young generation pulling, et cetera. then three, on this together, national interests which seems to be being redefined in in l by both foreign policy elites as well as popular opinion. do you see this trend as something that will continue over the near medium and long-term domestic politics in korea and the united states, are fickle. how do y

the mutual defense treaty, 70 years of relationship that has grown from a key security alliance into a vital globaltnership, one that's broadening in scope and significance seemingly every day. now, first and foremost, that's a testament to the extraordinary close ties between our people and between our economies, to the democratic values of the vision for the world that we share, but also, i believe, to the leadership of president biden and president yoon. and it's a testament to the power and purpose of our diplomacy. since day one of this administration, we have worked to reengage, to revitalize, to reimagine our core alliances and partnerships. our intensified engagement with the republic of korea is maybe one of the most striking examples of how we're not only deepening our alliances, but also how we're weaving them together in innovative and mutually reinforcing ways across issues and across continents, and into new fit-for-purpose coalitions. simply put, on so many consequential priorities for our people, for the indo-pacific, for the world, we are working in partnership with the republic of

understandings of individual rights and liberty and where our greatest strength is our global network of alliancesalliances were critical to our success in the cold war and i would argue our alliances with countries with common values that are free market societies, open societies, with are robust media that respect the right of individuals and free and mare elections. that's the world we now need to embrace and lead. i would argue we are. when xi jinping and his emissaries go around the world, i have heard this and seen this in dozens of countries i have visited, they say we are a declining power. they say the united states is inevitably headed downward and they are inevitably ascendant we can prove them wrong. but doing so begins by strengthening our own internal capability to show that democracy delivers and by embracing our global network. ed: so we both agree china is bad. we're not in a cold war. sen. rubio: there's one point i would put a different -- are we allowed? usually there's someone scream, that's not in the rules. ed: go ahead. sen. rubio: i think the world will look different than