started a war with the yemeni houthis. the pretext that iran sympathizes with them, which wants to build a new persian empire in the middle east, american leaders acted as personal weapons in this conflict. barons of kings, and everything would be fine with the hypocrisy of us foreign policy, everyone has long been accustomed to, but the houthis were blood opponents, al-qaeda banned in russia and led a merciless fight against terrorists to the americans. i had to close my eyes. obama is the man who received the nobel peace prize, which gave us, in addition to funding bin laden, the islamists in libya syria and committing a unique betrayal. yes, he should be tried for war crimes and literally spend the rest of his life in a cage. what he did in yemen but he's in literally unleashed a war and started a genocide in yemen to appease the saudis, as it is believed that it was the persian gulf monarchies that largely provided hegemony to the american currency. when they decided to trade their oil for dollars, those who tried to r

to the us embassy in yemen, from which it follows that another dollar of the conflict between the houthishe government has been supplying weapons to washington in the pit for several years. the yemeni dossier includes documentary evidence that that the united states armed and finan kavala trained yemeni forces during the years when preparations for war were underway, documents in particular indicate the supply of various weapons such as aircraft, ships, vehicles, and also about proposals for the implementation of control over the maritime border and about the supply of biometric identification systems to yemen from the united states. and in yemen, all traces of democracy are in place. the war is still going on, the victims, numbering in the tens of thousands, are concerned that the situation is getting worse and worse, and the united states was caught in a lie in february 22. biden said that he was curtailing assistance to the arab coalition, and in june, the washington post will release an article with evidence that uncle sam's air force inflicted 150 strikes on

just because the houthis are friends with iran. even though it was the bin laden nights that hit the tower and not hezbollah. let's go scott horton you may see this as a false question but how we have dodo we protect america's interests abroad up and the war? >> the first thing we should do is to stop supporting groups. they say we can't leave afghanistan because we believe our safe haven behind that our government still supports al qaedart and syria built the fore in this war is war of the genocidal proportions against the population of yemen and we continue to target with brutal sanctions the iranian and sheer in -- syrian regime. the first thing is for regime change so the first thing we should do is stop supporting terrorism that is first the threat of further anti-american terrorism we have to call a the entire policies of american dominance in the middle east. that is the cause of terrorism against united states in the first place so ending the war on terrorism won't do because then we will still be at risk but what has to ha

this spring, the parties managed to agree on a truce, but now the houthis refuse to renew it, who ise of the the most bloody hybrid conflicts of recent years, alexeyn found out, for a long time american politicians have not chosen expressions so carefully, as after the custody decision plus cut oil production, everything joe biden was able to answer. we are disappointed that the oil monarchies of the middle east, by showing indirect support for russia, put the us in an uncomfortable position at the very moment when the us-saudi friendship is needed by the americans in order to further pump the region with weapons. the truce in yemen broke down and the saudis again ready to face the houthis in a deadly fight of america's acc in anticipation of new orders the problem is that the saudis are supported by the americans like obama or trump they sell weapons to the saudis in insane amounts we are talking about $ 300 billion with trump and $ 115 billion with obama the united states only wants money in the united states, the government is run by scammers who make money on killing people, on t

, in the spring the parties agreed on a truce, but a few days ago the houthis refused to renew it.re the arabian peninsula threatened with new clashes. i tried to understand, alexey prukhin, american politicians for a long time. so carefully did not choose the expression, as after the decision of custody. plus cutting oil production is all that joe biden was able to answer. we are disappointed by demonstrating russia's indirect support for the oil monarchies of the middle the east put the us in an uncomfortable position at the very moment when the us-saudi friendship is needed by the americans. to further pump up the region's weapons, the truce of the time has broken and the saudis are again ready to grapple with the houthis in a deadly battle. america's ppc is in anticipation of new orders, the problem is that the americans support the saudis like obama or trump they sell weapons to the saudis in insane amounts , we are talking about $ 300 billion with trump and $ 115 billion with aban, the united states only wants money in the united states government is run by scammers who make

and transjents and houthi aggression. >> bret: last thing, mr.rime minister, this is russia in ukraine and the threat of nuclear weapons there. your reaction to president biden's characterization that we may be closer to a nuclear confrontation at any time since the cuban missile crisis? >> we hope not. we hope that any kind of conflict can be averted through negotiations and discussion. we have -- we oppose the seizing of territory by force and we have supported the u.n. resolution to that effect. we have maintained lines of communication open with both russia and ukraine in order to see what can be done towards moving towards succession ofs who tilts and the cease-fire. his highness was instrumental in working out release of political prisoners that included a number of nationalities, including american citizens. we will continue to work to see how we can avoid escalation on both sides and how could he with move towards a resolution of this conflict based on logic and based on negotiations rather than based on the use of force. the whole world

all regions of the state, the conflict entered the history as a war of all against all in 2015, the houthi rebels kidnapped the head of the yemeni presidential administration and occupied the palace before the end of the month, the president filed resigned, and yesterday's rebels created the revolutionary committee, a transitional government on february 26, 2015, a coalition of arab forces with a natural us support entered yemen, but the rebels began to help. iran, and the west did not present the operation as an invasion. but as a defense against the yemeni interventionists, although in fact the houthis waged a war for independence from the united states and neighbors, but the principle of washington is everywhere the same, whoever is not with us is against us, the western powers at the head of the united states during their hegemony introduced into circulation and accustomed the world to their political concepts, political language, which most fully expresses their interests in different parts of the planet, depending on their interests. west this or that country the essence of this refo

all regions of the state, the conflict entered the history as a war of all against all in 2015, the houthis kidnapped the head of the yemeni presidential administration and occupied the palace before the end of the month, the president filed retired, and yesterday's rebels created the revolutionary committee, transitional government on february 26, 2015, a coalition of arab forces, with the natural support of the united states, entered yemen, but began to help the rebels. iran, and the west did not present the operation as an invasion. but as a defense against the yemeni interventionists, although in fact the houthis waged a war for independence from the united states and neighbors, but the principle of washington is the same everywhere, whoever is not with us is against us, the western powers led by the united states during the five years of their hegemony introduced into circulation and accustomed the world to their political concepts, political language, which most fully expresses their interests in different parts of the planet, depending on their interests. in the west, this or that c

us embassy in yemen, from which it follows that another dollar of the burned conflict between the houthishe government has been supplying weapons to washington for several years. the yemeni dossier includes documentary evidence that that the united states armed, trained and finan thought the yemeni forces in the years when preparations for war were underway documents, in particular, testify to the supply of various weapons such as aircraft, ships, vehicles, and also about proposals for the implementation of control over the maritime border and about the supply of biometric identification systems to yemen from the united states. and in yemen, all traces of democracy are in place. the war is still going on, the victims number in the tens of thousands. he is concerned that the situation is getting worse and worse, and the us was caught in a lie in february 22. biden said that he was curtailing assistance to the arab coalition as early as june in your post will release an article with evidence that uncle sam's air force carried out 150 strikes on civilian targets. everything again is very sim

started a war with the yemeni houthis.ext that iran sympathizes with them, which wants to build a new persian empire in the middle east, american leaders acted as personal arms barons of kings in this conflict, and everything would be fine with the hypocrisy of us foreign policy, everyone has long been accustomed to, but the houthis were blood enemies, banned in russia al-qaeda and led a merciless fight against terrorists to the americans. i had to close my eyes. obama is the man who received the nobel peace prize that gave us besides funding bin laden the islamists in libya syria and committing a unique betrayal before he should be tried for war crimes and he would literally spend the rest of his life in a cell for what he did in yemen but he is literally unleashed a war and started a genocide in yemen to appease the saudis, it is believed it was the monarchs and the persian gulf that largely ensured the hegemony of the american currency . saddam hussein planned to start selling oil for gold and other assets. no more usin

all regions the conflict entered the history of the state as a war of all against all in 2015, the houthikidnapped the head of the presidential administration of yemen and occupied the palace until the end of the month, the president from his headquarters, and yesterday's butchers created a rehabilitation committee. the transitional government on february 26, 2015, a coalition of arab forces, with the natural support of the united states, entered yemen, but began to help the rebels. iran, and the west did not present the operation as an invasion. but as a defense against the yemeni interventionists, although in fact the houthis waged a war for independence from the united states and neighbors, but the principle of washington is the same everywhere, whoever is not with us is against us, the western powers led by the united states during the teleite of their hegemony introduced into circulation and accustomed the world to their political concepts, a political language that most fully expresses their interests in various parts of the planet, depending on interests. in the west, this or that

the yemeni ushits periodically attack saudi arabia's oil infrastructure as well they and the german houthis are so typical of the iranians. and in this context, precisely what the united states also added, they were going to soften the sanctions regime or, in general, even remove them from the sanctions regime, so that its oil is greater than captured by the global the market but of course it cannot be liked with the audits for which iran is an existential threat and therefore they would show washington that we can play differently and therefore this is the situation that is drawn ambiguously but at the same time, no matter what, i think that saudi arabia, the united states they will get along much faster than you imagine . somewhere in moscow, thomas friedman writes that putin has a new plan and the bomb will not be a dirty one, but a gas one. and with it, he will terrorize everyone this winter for as long as he can the situation was similar. last year, the only goal of blackmailing the gas company was to launch nord stream-2. it didn’t work. the algorithm is the same now, even more so. no

embassy in yemen from which it follows that washington, even before the armed conflict between the houthis and the government, supplied weapons in the pit for several years. documents for the war, in particular, testify to the supply of various weapons, such as aircraft, ships, vehicles, as well as proposals for monitoring the maritime border and the supply of times from the us biometric identification systems. and in yemen, all traces of democracy are in place. the war is still going on, the victims, numbering in the tens of thousands, are concerned that the situation is getting worse and worse, and the united states was caught in a lie in february 22. biden said that he was curtailing assistance to the arab coalition, and in june, the washington post will release an article with evidence that uncle sam's air force carried out 150 strikes on a british facility, everything is again very simple and cynical, because at the moment when the americans, and hmm, wash their hands in yemen it means final, right. here is a catastrophic deterioration in relations with saudi arabia, which the biden a

i have already transferred similar missiles to the houthi fighters there in yemen, and i will say thatl has for example, the experience of defeating the objects of the production of these missiles on these and other missiles and drones of military objects on the territory of iran. in russia it will reach such an industrial level. well, it is better to attack the cause and not the consequences, please. well, look, we can ask , but no country in the world will enter a war against the russian federation today, even if it is russia's ally. there is such a country as iran. today, someone is making a strong stand there, for example , entering a war against russia on the territory of belarus , yes. that is, because belarus presents technologies, provides ammunition, weapons of the territory, fire and so on for russia. i mean from diplomats, i always talk about this, but i think that in order for russia to have less fuel for their tanks, which are currently based on the territory of belarus, a modern oil refinery would be would be a justified target for the belarusian partisans , who help ukra

multi-tracks with a surname like a dog stands on the edge of the abyss and fate is behind her, is it the houthist with morom with animalistic cruelty, that is why putin is very likely to declare war, he fears first of all for himself, and the war will allow the king to drive on slaughter not only a collection of alcoshes from the god-forsaken cities and all of russia, this is a cavalier’s skivvy at the military enlistment office. here we are in such a state, everything is going to go there, oh, the truth is a little bit. well, for conscripts, the military situation presupposes such a film, that is, if you want cannon fodder, it will not be of special quality. very much and who wouldn't say anything this is a serious challenge for ukraine and a guaranteed escalation in general and look even at what is being discussed on propaganda shows in ukraine sooner or later the nuclear weapon will be renamed one simple because of the confrontation, it is growing strongly. yes, this means that the west, the hetma, is coming to a straight line. clash with russia. there is no longer any bravado, no cries . aly

mnogohodovs with the surname of a dog stands on the edge of the abyss and behind it is the fate of the houthisnatolian dafa leftists dealt with gaddafi's mom demonstrably with animal cruelty that's why putin will most likely declare war, he fears first of all for himself, and the war will allow the tsar to drive to slaughter not only a group of drunkards from the god-forgotten cities of russia, this is a cavalry military enlistment office. here we are in such a state. everything goes where it is necessary . the military situation suggests such a film, that is, if you want cannon fodder, it will not be of particularly high quality. very much and who would not say that this is a serious challenge for ukraine and a guaranteed escalation in general, and even look at what is being discussed on propaganda shows in ukraine sooner or later nuclear weapons will be used for one simple reason, the confrontation is growing strongly, so the smell is strongly coming out collision with russia there is no more bravado, no screams, alya will take kiev in three days, simonenko he was so excited that they gave t

according to the united nations, no agreement has been reached on extending the truce between houthiaimed at renewing the deal would continue. the health authorities in haiti say a cholera outbreak has killed up to eight people. officials are investigating several possible cases in the outskirts of the capital, port—au—prince. an outbreak 12 years ago killed almost 10,000 haitians. memorials are being held in indonesia after 125 people were killed at a stampede at a football stadium. after police fired tear gas at fans who had invaded the pitch. it happened in malang, on the island ofjava, from where our correspondent valdya baraputri sent this report. and a warning that you might find it distressing. dozens walked around the area holding candles and chancing prayers. the night after the incident. the night ended with the defeat of the home club, some waters went to the pitch to express disappointment to players and officials then indonesian officials to guest the crowd and people ran to the exit only to find they were closed. tonight people gathered at the statue of the club mascot

according to the united nations, no agreement has been reached on extending the truce between houthi protests has been taking place in the iranian capital, tehran, where the security forces have reportedly trapped a large number of students at a top university. videos on social media appear to show the students fleeing into the university car park. there are reports of gunfire being heard. in the last two nights, there's been an increase in protests in tehran and many other cities across iran. the authorities say the demonstrations are being driven by the country's enemies. reza aslan is an iranian—american author and his upcoming book an american martyr in persia covers the first revolution in iran. there something more happening here. this is not about a stolen election, this isn't about a peaceful protest, we're not seeing marches on the streets like we saw in 2009, we are seeing is absolutely uncorked anger and frustration and resentment build up for decades, suddenly pouring onto the streets and it's not, again, just young people, its farmworkers, factory workers, retirees, olde

insult mohamed ben salman and refused to talk to him and takeaway the terrorist designation of the houthiss, et cetera. it's ridiculous and the upshot now is you have an insulted head of state which is defacto what mohammad bin salman is in saudi arabia and basically doing what he thinks is in their best interest which is cutting oil prices and they need to maintain revenue for very ambitious building program. maria: that's right. >> this isn't helping biden but guess what, he hasn't helped himself. maria: that's spot on and steve scalise and goes to saudi arabia and gives mbs the knuckles punch, right? liz: yeah. >> a lot of good that did too, by the way. the french president told him before the trip that they weren't going to increase production and yet he flew there anyway. humiliating himself instead of just recognizing american energy is the cleanest in the world. these guys love beating up on america. then they try to align the american people because get angry because they are paying higher energy costs over 60% higher. why don't we just open up american energy and support freedom b

-backed saudi-led coalition and the houthis have yet to support the deal. the u.n. special envoy for yemen hans grundberg urged both sides to avoid a new round of fighting. >> i would urge all sides to exercise maximum restraint at this particularly sensitive period of time because at this moment of time, any small incident could spark something that could have devastating consequences. amy: a group of 30 palestinian prisoners being held by israel are now in their second week of an open-ended hunger strike to protest administrative detention, the israeli policy of holding palestinians without charge for up to years at a time. the hunger strikers include the frenchalestinian human rights lawyer salah hamouri, who has been held without charge for six months based on secret evidence. in ecuador, at least 15 people died monday in the latest outbreak of violence inside ecuador's overcrowded prison system. on tuesday, relatives gathered outside the prison in latacunga trying to find out if their loved ones were still alive. at least 316 people were killed last year inside

the saudis and the emirates are taking live fire every day from yemen from the houthi that are iraniant a mement like this when they're in a shooting war is ridiculous. the relationship has a history to it. they can be a great help to us. one of the sort of cardinal sins of this administration is racing towards an energy transformation we were not ready for and trashing the relationship that could help us get there. >> charles: it's interesting. i think after calling them a pariah state and to go over there hat in hand so to speak with the fist bump, it's embarrassing for the white house but some of the things they're talking about with arms and opec makes no sense to me. victory, thanks very much. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> charles: a new survey putting chances of a u.s. recession at 100% months from now. the guy who used to run chrysler and home depot saw this coming months ago. bob nardelli is coming up. ...a "chow down" day... a "take a big bite" day... a "perfectly delicious" day... - mm. [ chuckles ] - ...a "love my new teeth" day. because your clearchoice day is the day e

they came in, maria, you remember, within days and liftee sanctions against the houthis.ists that we're going torg continue to sanction them. they were trying to cut this crazt y deal that guarantees ao pathway to a nuclear weapon for th te iranian are regime and gis them billions of dollars more to terrorize the very women hardov out oner the streets protesting. it isents crazy. and now the iranians are sending weapons to the russians as well this will be bad for the ukrainians, the very people we're supporting. i don't understand this policy. i hope hale change their direction, the biden administration. i see no indication of that. maria: i'm really glad you mentioned that.th they'rate sending weapons to russia to strengthen russia's a hand as it kills ukrainians. you're out with a new book called "never give an inch." it is availablnevee for preorder right now.ratu congratulations on the book. you, of course, never gave an inch. [laughter] on youcourr time. thanks very much for being here this morning, sir, thank you. >> have a great day, ma'am. maria: quick break, and

not happy with the biden administration delisting the houthis as a foreign terrorist organization.empt to make saudi arabia, again, an historic ally of the united states into a pariah state. >> will: to your point of pursuing climate change, woke climate change policy agenda and goals, it's now clear needs to be pointed out if you turn to places like maybe less to iran but definitely venezuela, you are talking about a dirtier form of oil and gas than the ones we were producing here at home. meaning it's even counter productive to your climate change goals. >> absolutely. there is no cleaner energy producer than the united states of america. but, also, is joe biden really going to empower and enrich nuke lals maduro in venezuela? is he really going tone rich the iranian regime as women and young girls are protesting right now in the streets as we speak, risking their lives, they are demanding regime change, they are chanting death to the dictator? at this moment in time, when the iranian regime is on the cusp of clcollapse, joe biden going to throw them a lifeline? that would be una

they came in, maria, you remember, within days and lifted sanctions against the houthis.they're not sufficient terrorists. maria: i'm really glad you mentioned that. they're sending weapons now to russia to strengthen russia's hand as it kills ukrainians. secretary, you're out with a new book, it is called "never give an inch," congratulations on the book. it is available for preorder right now. you, of course, never gave an inch on your time. [laughter] >> thanks, maria. maria: thank you very much for being here. quick break, and we are 23 days away from the november midterm elections where the democrats' progressive agenda is on the ballot. can gubernatorial candidate lee zeldin pull it off? he'll join me on the policy that has impacted him personally and now the race is being called a toss-up. that's next. ♪ ♪ hey, sorry i missed your game. it's okay. you see that? that's when i realized it's time to finally do the thing we've been talking about for years. so we're making plans for right now. ♪ careful. ♪ you know, opera isn't so bad. do you like it? start your plan to

they have to remember when the united states, when they had a devil of a time dealing with the houthise came to their rescue. i didn't know many other players. that's a hell of a thank you. >> so the saudis appreciate that, but the -- >> neil: i don't know if they do. in their heart of hearts, take joe biden out of it. he is the president of the united states. when you stick it to him, you are sticking it to every gas-powered vehicle driven by every american trying to get back and forth. so you're sticking it to the country that was there for you when you were on the verge of losing yours. >> see, probably their number 1 concern about the biden administration is the persistence of the administration of trying to negotiate a new nuclear weapons agreement with iran. >> neil: you're right about that. >> which is -- and the saudis -- >> neil: it's a valid point. i keep jumping on you rudely. i apologize. you're tit for tat on that is saying, all right, we're going to lift your oil prices and your gas prices by cutting back on production at a time you can least afford it. do they have no me

they came in, maria, you remember within days and lifted sanctionses against the houthis, they said anue to sanction them. they're trying to cut a crazy deal that guarantees a nuclear weapon for the iranian regime and gives them billions of dollars to terrorize the women that are out they the streets and protesting. and they're sending weapons to the russians as well. this will be bad for the ukrainians, the people we're supporting. i hope they change their direction. i see no indication of that. maria: iran is piling on against ukraine. >> we've got to get tough on iran. i don't think we should pay a lot of attention to what our enemies say about our political leaders. what we should pay attention to is they're sending lethal weapons to russia that russia is using to rein hell, death had anddestruction of ukrainian citizens. we should get operations going to block the shipment. they got to get the weapons to russia. there are ways those things could be stopped. the second thing we've got to do is they're closer than ever to being able to produce a nuclear weapon. that is a totally un

the same drones that they've actually used against israel, the hezbollah working it, and also the houthisnst saudi arabia. and there's about an 80-pound warhead in the nose of it and loiter while searches for the target and operator will designate it and fly it into the target and explodes upon contact. it's quite devastating, i mean, the explosive isn't as large as some others that we have, but nonetheless, it's devastating and i think -- here is another concern that we have is there's talk now that the iranians are going to provide the russians with ballistic missiles. the problem the russians have, neil, is they're running out of their cruise missiles and their precision guided munitions per se. their stock pile has been exhausted to about 80% is what i'm led to believe and they would normally just go ahead and replenish that, here is the place where the sanks are -- sanctions are working because many of the parts that they use to build missiles come from imports and some of them come from the united states and that's denied them. so they can't replenish and they're going to the irania

they're going to give them short range ballistic missiles, 300 and 700 kilometers, the same thing tho houthi'si arabia. why are we talking to the iranians? we should shut down the deal based on iranians actions here and should double down on sanctions of iran because of the action they're taking and get tough with these guys once and for all as opposed to appeasing them when they're helping russians kill innocent citizens and targeting major cities in ukraine. this makes no sense what we're doing. maria: all of our adversaries are on the march just as you predicted after the afghanistan botched withdrawal. you've even got the saudis threatening us now, general. this is absolutely concerning. do you agree? >> yeah, very much so. and listen, the administration has blown the relationship with saudi arabia. when you call them an international pariah in the first month of the administration, you reach out to the saudis, you reach out to the iranians and try to make a deal with them when the saudis and all the arabs and israelis are saying no and then you stop a major arms shipment in the first mont

countries in the persian gulf manned by american crews that shoot down missiles fired by, for example, houthi rebels in yemen against the saudis and the emirates. we don't do any of those things for the ukrainians. >> well, just quickly, if i can pick up -- >> we do this for countries that are hurting us rather than helping. >> that's a point that you made last week in response to the moves to cut oil by 2% globally by opec plus. you said that the u.s. should respond and one measure to withdraw the 3,000 u.s. troops that are stationed there. have you had any other support from the biden administration or republican members of congress for that proposal? >> the biden administration's response has been to say that all options are on the table. it's been publicly reported that they are considering not participating in military meetings with our gulf partners in the coming weeks, including meetings on this subject of air defense, which i think would send a pretty important signal. look, i think the saudis, the emirates, some of our other partners around the world, i think they didn't quite unders

now, the houthis are also to blame. and the iranians are to blame in yemen as well. but the saudis have been the principal perpetrators of that war. and so i don't think that the -- cutting off these arms sales are suddenly going to make them vulnerable to iran. and i have spoken out very strongly for the students, for the women protesting in iran. i believe there are other ways that we can contain iran. but we should not use a kissingerian balance of power, where we end up supporting brutal dictators, at the expense of our own public, because of some balance of power politics in the middle east. amna: what do you believe that president biden could have done differently in this moment? i mean, he went from calling saudi arabia a pariah to visiting crown prince mohammed bin salman in july, the fist bump seen around the world. do you thinkhere's anything that the president or this administration could have done differently to avoid this moment? rep. khanna: yes, i don't think he should have gone to saudi arabia. senator sanders and i took to the papers to say that the

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the coalition is included in it, just saudi arabia, the emirates and qatar oppose the rebels, whose houthisf terrorists, including militants, al-qaeda banned in russia, but the west turns a blind eye to this weapons in these footage obtained by cnn you see about more al-qaeda-linked vasa, along with the weapons of the gulf countries, also depends on the export of western technologies, which are needed to create the cities of the future arabs. oil revenues are generously invested in infrastructure innovation and green technologies. so saudi arabia is building the city of miom in the desert for the fifth year. it will accommodate 9 million people, and the territory will be the size of belgium until 2030 with an audit. you have to attract a trillion dollars and thousands of companies that can build a city of glass and concrete. saudi arabia seems to be working directly against western interests, along with russia, to curtail oil production and raise global oil prices in the midst of a global cost-of-living crisis, while saudi arabia thinks it can use western capital markets to fund projects su

that's a country under threat by the houthi rebels and yemen. re-evaluate where this. >> bonawyn: -- bilateral relationship is going. >> how? >> the scope of things that the united states means no saudi arabia and what we contribute and provide, and whether that all needs to be done in the same way. i don't want to get ahead of decisions. this process has just started and the president wants to consult with members of congress. he knows that there's many members up on the hill also with similar concerns. what's a chance to talk with them about that. again, i won't get ahead of him. you heard him say yesterday, there's going to be consequences. >> a reaction. >> for a decision they made, which quite frankly own benefited russia. >> david -- >> hmm. >> and i can say this as somebody who's been a realist and says, we have to let saudi arabia get out of the corner. they are a strategic partner. just like i say, we have to figure out how to work with china. because a pathway to peace in russia goes through china. but let's just be really honest here.

this is a direct invitation to the houthis in saudi arabia. come on guys.0. yes, we will remove the plane from there. so and so on drying, so you need to understand. here we are saying that we cannot lose this war. we cannot lose. they can be protected there, but this is the first, this is the first. eh, this, firstly, it will be quite logical, so to speak. e shag like me ramzan ahmach haji mezhprom. yes, can ensure the safety of holy places? well, this, in my opinion, lies on the surface. yes, but here we are saying that russia cannot lose this war, and the west can lose this war. west problems. this second hard news. the moment slipped by when it ceased to be a non- zero-sum game for him. the west has invested too much in this war. the west is too ideologically invested in this war. remember there was a wonderful phrase. that a new bipolar world will be built on the ruins of russia with the money of russia and at the expense of russia, and a wonderful phrase of the nineties. so that's any peace settlement. the global big deal in today's conditions will be

the sith and the houthis.ouged calmly, they can’t do anything now against our infernal mopeds called geranium-2, which beats ukraine, this is also the american air defense system is there, they simply demand more of it, and only russian aviation on russian air defense systems has successfully completed the task of combating drones , and in syria they have so far constantly solved the problem. and now it's for an air target, with regard to the fight. with these targets with sea with sea series, it must be borne in mind that this is one of the most difficult tasks, the task of ensuring the defense of the base, and it was solved successfully, if the drones are really small-sized pieces, handicraft, as now the data will get and they were launched from the territory of the crimea of course, yes, airy, that is, there are so many of them divorced. yes, do not get lost, you need to think hard about the territorial defense system and, first of all, the special services of the russian federation why could nine of these

surprised that after these words of mendens that let’s not give them weapons, somewhere there the houthist happening in that region. well, people with whips, they know how to do everything, it will start somehow by chance, in your opinion, will the americans now be tough on saudi arabia or limit themselves, what is it called? we have verbal interventions. well, biden, he can talk a lot, but he perfectly understands that he can’t do much, yes, but there is one more rule in the states, it has been in effect since the time, and bush jr. the politics of never certainty. do not answer, but directly what you are being asked. yeah, this is the rule of any president of any official or he is taught. if you always give interviews, let's dodge it as much as possible, and so and so uh, you will reduce the supply of weapons, perhaps, but the key point is key binding - it was not a weapon. you understand this very well, and all the countries, uh, the persian gulf, whether it be kuwait, whether it is a catator, whether it is saudi arabia, it is all, whether it is the united arab emirates, they have alwa