i'm still confused when it helped jo biden's, popularity. obviously, i'm speaking to you from a country where boris johnson is under threat. his leadership, biden's poll ratings are very low. do you think that they see it to their advisor? see, it is important to attack other countries as a means of showing them their power on the world stage. i don't think it shows power on the world stage it'll, it'll come and pass like everything else we living in of such a fast, new cycle. all at once, once this is, will, will, within a week or even we'll move on. and i'm sure there will be lots of social media tweets showing pictures of the u. s. athletes that lead to around the world. any idea of what the athletes must feel competing in a competition which is being diplomatically boycotted by their own governments? well, i'm sure they'll feel sad on the day when this, when they see their peers from other countries, and then the ship around to support them and they are, you know, on their own. and it doesn't help if they are sort of the so called the edu

s. senate and the us house of representatives, and it makes sense as polls indicate that jo biden's administration is very, very unpopular on a number of issues. the american people think the biden administration is not doing a very good job. one of the primary issues concerning americans is the economy jo, biden's handling of the economy is being rated very poorly. and there's a reason for that. at this point, the united states is facing the highest rate of inflation in 40 years. there is a roughly 7.5 percent price rise from a year ago. now. biden is asking everyone in the united states to be calm about these economic issues. here's what biden has said. inflation is job. i know food prices are up and running. we're going to bring it down. i'm going to work like to double to bring gas prices down, which i'm going to work in to make sure that we keep strengthening, supplied, changed, and bring the cost of energy. and everything else is good to come to america. down now, while biden is reassuring everyone that he is taking action, many, not only among the republicans, but also in his own party, hav

it is true that the jo biden's up, whole numbers are bad and all that kind of stuff and that may be in november 2022 republicans will win. but a lot of things have gone in a different direction than i would have preferred in terms of, you know, america now has a very strong regulatory state whoever's present controls at and jo biden's, policies to me are, are not helpful and not good. so now look at the donald trump, the news came out in the last day or so because of our reporting requirements that he has raised. and i know that the british phrase, the english phrase that the british love is an obscene amount of money. and a truly is an obscene amount of money. you know, in politics, it's votes and money. and donald trump has a grassroots, a set of votes. no matter what happens, you know, his old phrase, i could shoot somebody on 5th avenue and they'd still be there. probably a 3rd of the of the nation will vote for donald trump no matter what. and now he's got the scene amount of money. so, you know, if you ask me today is donald trump going to run in 2024, i would say to you, he be c

listen to the arguments both sides of that infamous phone call from a victorian union, who is now jo biden's under secretary of state foreign affairs and the state department. yeah, we've already seen how back no comments are on the issue and ukraine. she's, she's resurfaced after a few years her being out in the middle of nowhere. i wanted to ask you actually know, you installed them both nato chief saying that it was putin who weeks and months ago, closed the door to diplomacy, saying that prudent didn't want to talk to nato officials about the situation in ukraine. i would expect put in would would, would i beg to differ on that? he might say that 8 years i've been waiting for the mens agreement to be honored by all those involved and especially all those who broke it as well. putin saying that the bench agreement has been trampled on by various western part as african at the end of the day. would you just summarize it as a diplomatic failure, or is it more to it than that? well, obviously british media and media in nature, countries is casting down on the sanity of vladimir putin. there

about what country it was referring to now it was obviously referring to the united states and jo biden's remarks you just quoted. and he gave them, yes it in the white house. how was i was obvious, actually not obviously i was actually there when he gave a press conference and he was a long earlier by saying every on me every i haven't really seen and that would pardon me. sorry carry on. i just interrupted you. ok, so i'm talking about president biden's press conference yesterday in the white house and he made it pretty clear that any country was willing to support the invasion from russia into a ukraine would really feel like the, the backlash of that. so this is definitely kind of directed into this is definitely directed to the united states, these remarks from china. so how our relations between china and the u. s. affected by this conflict? well, you know, china is in her an interesting position here on the one hand or they do support russia. maybe you remember the talks between she, she being and president vladimir butte put in envision just at the beginning of the olympics, they

ah, this is al jazeera, these are the top stories you as president jo biden's to convene a national security meeting on sunday to discuss the crisis in ukraine. ukrainian mulatto says russian bout separatists have fired artillery on more than 30 areas in the east. multi nation monitoring agency, the o. s. c. e recorded nearly 2000 says fire violations on saturday. russia says hypersonic missiles have been launched during so called a strategic nuclear drills, or was seen by president vladimir putin. the kremlin denies the war games will increase tensions. your brains president has warned a war with russia will have global consequences, letting me as the landscape told delegates of the munich security conference. but the international security infrastructure is provide proving inadequate in ukraine incenses countries committed to peace, but world powers of failing it showed logic. but it seems to lead to be in the maya troy. there is no such thing as it is not my war in the 21st century, the annexation of crimea, and the warning dumbass are a blow to the whole world. this is not about water uk

tomorrow is the one year anniversary of jo biden's defeat agreement with the taliban. so what was it? all 4, tens of thousands of nato, dead or wounded on calculated numbers of ordinary afghans, killed, wounded or displaced. joining me now is prolific journalists, an author and ville may guarantee lowenstein, author of prophets of doom disaster, capitalism making a killing. a catastrophe and pills powder.

bell and jerry's has been caught up in a storm of backlash off to it posted a tweet denouncing jo biden's war mongering against russia. you cannot simile tenuously, prevent and prepare for war. we call our president biden, to deescalate tensions and work for peace, rather than prepare for war, sending thousands more us troops to europe in response to russia. threats against ukraine, only fans the flame of war. nice of you to offer up a country to be destroyed. enjoy the blood on your hands. the u. s. is trying to stop and deter brutal invasion. your comments are ignorant and shameful. you're encouraging a tyrant. stick to making good ice cream. leave geopolitics to dos. i won't be buying any more, ben and jerry's, and i encourage you all to do the same. while the u. s. establishment pushes the narrative that russia plans to invade ukraine. it's a moscow has adamantly denied nato has been strengthening its military presence in the region of playing, carrying g u. s. troops on the equipment with the landing and poland on sundays, near the ukrainian buddha and the western alliance is conside

biden. here many elements of the $1094.00 crime bill were pushed for by bill clinton and were actually opposed by jo vine which includes 3 strikes. that was something that joe biden is on record as saying was wacko. bernie sanders, also who i supported bernie sanders. it was against the $94.00 crime bill but voted for it. why? because it was some behemoth bill that even had the voted, excuse me, violence against women act. now, politically, it would have been suicide to vote against the violence against women act. i think, joe, why do i think joe biden is not doing more right now? i think part of that is and you're right about some of those quotes. of course, joe biden is a 78 year old white dude and in the united states of america. and he has, you know, some views. interesting brass. yeah. and, well, interesting friends. and you know, i would say that all the alternatives, you know, unfortunately in the united states with a lot of our politics, i think we have a lot of leaders that have said things are done. things that i think are pretty terrible. dr. jay's, nichols, i'll stop you there more after

this is probably has thrown a monkey wrench into let him are putting his calculations as far as jo, biden's and now sanctions against the state. let's, well, this is part of the strategy to still use them as potential, you know, for potential kind of a leverage with russians. be, understand that, you know, they don't even reach the level of symbolism that is required. i mean, these republics already isolated quality entities. they don't trade with any one of these sanctions don't go far. they don't bite. there is an understandable kind of upset that ukraine has a feeling of we did a over until it's over and bide, never announced that more sanctions are to come. so you bring in, sol, waiting to see, but let me just return to the point, the earlier about nato expansion. i just cannot avoid commenting on it once again, just to make it clear. the nato expansion has been a red herring. let me put a call along, i don't think he's concerned with ukraine joining nato. he knows it's not going to happen any time. so what he's concerned about is trying to recreate a former soviet union in a different

the watching officer with lisa who robin in the hot reminder of our top news stories us present jo biden's as the leader of isaac, has been killed and arrayed in syria. i will ibrahim of hashmi, l, correct. she blew himself up. a special forces advanced in the libyan province of, sorry, the province of ed lib, 13 others, including civilians, were killed this operation, his testament to his merrick as reach and capability to take out terrorist threats . no matter where they try to hide anywhere in the world. i'm determined to protect the american people from terrorist threats. and i'll take decisive action to protect this country. and we'll continue working with our close allies and partners . the searing democratic forces directly security forces including the kurdish press murder, and more than 80 members of the global coalition to keep pressure on isis to protect our homeless. took his president, his offer to mediate between ukraine and russia, received them. oh, the one hell talks of ukraine present. lot of his zalinski in the past on the series of economic deals. marzano said lead unsu

if i'm year we heard volumes zalinski last week, bases downplaying and questioning a jo biden's take on the situation. i think this is basically because, you know, it is very easy to talk about the potential for war if you are separated from russia by an ocean, by nature membership here on the front lines in ukraine. it is a very scary prospect and the leadership here and give is acutely aware that the population here could very soon panic. if these threats were to seem more real, that the mood could turn for the last few weeks out. this strange situation where the whole world's been talking about ukraine and it's tensioned with russia and yet here on the ground in care of it seemed like life basically carried on as normal. so i think there's slightly kind of skits of frantic em track from the leaders hail the one hand trying to keep the west engaged, trying to get that help as soon as possible. on the other hand, coming out with these statements, try to make sure that people here don't rush to suit markets panic by sell their ukrainian currency for dollars. and do anything that woul

aerial bombardment of britain's as a s in syria and how many women and children were killed by jo biden's forces last week. we speak to dr. bettina siobhan, a top advised that a serious president, bashar la, sat after syria renews ties across the arab world, and signs on to china's belton road. and can we trust scotland yard currently investigating in battle, u. k. p. m. morris johnson, to be fair. we ask someone who is at one point london's most senior asian women officer who is suing the metropolitan police after inquiries of called it institutionally racist, and institutionally corrupt all this em all coming up. and today's going underground with 1st, after 11 years of war, syria has been the chessboard for geopolitical and neighboring rivalries. however, there are signs of the war and syria could be reaching its end game with increased diplomatic engagement between arab states and the assad government alongside china . offering relief from us sanctions. alternatively, as the clock turned back on syria given last week's u. s. mass killing in the country and a resurgence of isis. joinin

tomorrow is the one year anniversary of jo biden's defeat agreement with the taliban. so what was it? all 4, tens of thousands of nato dead, a wounded on calculated numbers of ordinary afghans, killed, wounded or displaced. joining me now is prolific journalist and author and ville may guarantee lowenstein, author of profits of doomed is off to capitalism, making a killing out of catastrophe and pills, powder and smoke inside the bloody war on drugs and co founder of declassified australia joins me now from sidney in australia. thank you so much anthony. vera, coming back on. obviously ukraine is the world story yet, so your declassified australia a piece, appears to suggest that the, the a, well, the intentions of the war in afghanistan weren't quite what the media told us. it was obviously, but they're even quiet and down in a donation mainstream media by the freezing of assets during the winter. so it wasn't about un security council resolution 1378, allowing invasion by nature trees there. there were other aspects to the occupation of afghanistan. i've spent the la

but these things are necessities, but even people in jo biden's own party are not buying it. a number of democrats have stepped up and said there is a problem here. and biden doesn't seem to be doing the job. americans need him to do. and these tough times congress in the administration must proceed with caution before adding more fuel to an economy already on fire, as inflation in our $30.00 trillion a national debt, continuous door climb only in washington d. c. do people seem to think that spending trillions more of taxpayers money will cure our problems? what alone? inflation ramped, inflation and soaring prices are crushing, crushing the american people. this is not about financial inconvenience. the wealthy people who can stomach it. this is about massive price increases for essential goods that make up a huge share of working families budgets. this is a direct result of liberal policy choices. now, as the democrats don't want to lose control of the u. s. congress where the public goes to vote in 10 months, they've really got to turn things around. because right now the

jo biden's, limitations. there was the fact that even swift cutting off rush from swift. and once again, he once again made it clear that is going to be in no military reaction on behalf of ukraine. ah, that's pretty much that pretty much on dies vladimir, put in a strong signal that nato is joined july and it ukraine and basically giving it up and how strong do you think the resistance can be? i mean, i understand that the government has been asking you for more equipment. is it too late for that? you think it's probably not too late, but you know, it should have been coming today. i messaged me it should have come yesterday, but okay, i mean, whatever i've done is done with the war last minute shipments of significant weaponry from britain from ball the baltic states us did also help out quite a bit. but we're talking, if you are to save ukraine, you're probably talking about closing the airspace and air surface to air missiles which will take time to transport. so ukrainians are currently pretty much left

to flatten the american economy and flattened the american household finances to a critic say, jo biden's, failure to properly address the issue, has undermined his presidency. americans have expressed deep concerns about rising prices of life with many struggling to put food on the table, biden's off the federal reserve to fix the problem. and it's expected to raise interest rates in the coming months. economists, richard wolf says the american economic system has reached a dead end. this inflation comes after a 2 year period. that in many ways has been the most difficult for working class. people in american history over 80000000 had been unemployed for some period of time over the last 2 years, some for only a few weeks, others for a long time. in other words, every family in the country has been hurt financially and economically over the last 2 years. that's the reality for them. now. when they thought maybe the worst was behind them to be hit with an inflation that is as bad as any we've had for a least the last 40 years makes this an urgent economic, political, and ideological price

now we know the jo biden's approval ratings on exactly hired the moments and boys johnson is facing his own domestic troubles with the party gates scandal. to what extent do you believe the harsh rhetoric is motivated by the domestic problems? well, unfortunately, we've seen, we've seen this in the us now for the last 56 years. possibly more. but certainly in the last 6 years, we've seen that russia has become really the, the political, i mean, they think it's the political land mind for them are in a good way that it gets that kind of, that hail mary attempt is always something russia, russia, blame rush or war and this war mongering talk is not working for the people anymore . i mean, certainly when the people didn't have to deal with coven or loss of jobs or the totalitarian, oppressive restrictions by western governments like in canada and yes in the us. and in some places in western europe, than, than maybe people can follow along with these media narratives. are these, these narratives by people with losing popularity, numbers and political office, but then the people just aren't

the question is, it's a long way till november and we have seen a lot of shifts and changes. jo. biden's numbers are up in the last week because of probably the saber rattling over war. so we're going to see some, some real shifts still, but right now it looks like a wipe out in the fall. yeah. interesting. it is a tourism that voters typically blame the party in power for problems facing a country. whether or not democrats are really to blame. there were sergent violent crime wave effecting major us cities as well known. is the democrats soft on crime approach to blame for it? and if not, we'll swing voters be able to be convinced that this is the case. what do you think, robert? but it was a little bit ridiculous to way the do writers decide to frame this as democrats being somehow soft on crime of salt on crime, the same they want to 12 year old like to me arises and it's friday. your plan will be a toy gun. they going shot by 2 officers and 30 seconds and murdered in front of his family. and nobody's ever brought the justice republicans to sort of that be soft on crime to say, well,

citizens, duty, the black, a pose as a risk to supply chains for the auto industry. president, jo biden's view is also that exercising 1st amendment rights, and protesting and justice is the most american thing that anyone can do. we spoke with a melanie cole lead the host of the podcast. money talks a, she's alarmed by how the a to protest movements are treated so differently. you see a serious hypocrisy when it comes to those that we left and our mainstream media would be the very same thing. part of all part of the say, very same party when black lives matter protested in 2020 after the death of george floyd in many, many cities across the country, burning down over a 150 buildings. 24 people i believe were killed during those protests. you did not see the same energy in the same concern about how it was hurting those neighborhoods and how it was hurting how it was hurting the local economy and the state economy. nobody was concerned about that then, but we seem to be concerned about that now. so again, you can see the hypocrisy in those matters. there was, there was every excuse for t

ah, what's going on there with lisa who robin in her reminder of our top new stories us present jo biden's as the leader of isaac, has been killed and arrayed in syria. i will ibrahim of hashmi. l, correct. she blew himself up. a special forces advanced in the libyan province of.

s. president jo biden's as the other half will go to relatives of the victims of the 911 attacks, but many afghans are demanding all their money back as the country free falls into economic disaster. laura bud manley reports shaw and new in downtown cobb, who is usually crowded with shoppers. but as the economy, as tanking crowds are thinning and businesses and the major commercial district a shutting down or closing early the foreign reserves the could rescue afghanistan is sitting in a bank 11000 kilometers away in the u. s. but president joe biden is only releasing half the funds to afghanistan. the rest is to be shared out among victims of $911.00 in the u. s. as well as other attack victims bothers ago. coma that he got the $3500000000.00 belongs to afghanistan and the people. and if the u. s. is paying this amount to those who lost their lives in the 911 attacks than the u. s. should pay compensation for the 20 year war, and the people who died in afghanistan without war carpool is a city under pressure. many can barely afford to eat most, but other, more than i. so i was good,

aerial bombardment, r. britain's s a s in syria and how many women and children were killed by jo biden's forces last week. we speak to dr. bettina siobhan, a top adviser to syria's president, bashar law side of to syria, renews ties across the arab world, and signs on to china's belton road. and can we trust scotland yard currently investigating in battle, u. k. p. m boris johnson. to be fair, we ask someone who is at one point london's most senior asian woman, the officer who is suing the metropolitan police after inquiries of cold it institutionally racist.

ah, this is our 0 these of the top stories you as president jo biden's to convene a national security meeting on sunday to discuss the crisis in ukraine. the ukrainian mulatto says russian bout separatists have fired artillery on more than 30 areas in the east. multi nation monitoring agency, the o s. c e recorded nearly 2000 says fire violations on saturday.

aerial bombardment, our britons s a s in syria, and how many women and children were killed by jo biden's forces. last week we speak to dr. bettina siobhan, a top adviser to syria's president, bashar la side of the syria, renews ties across the arab world. and signs on to china's belton road. and can we trust scotland yard currently investigating a battle u. k. p. m, boss johnson, to be fair? we ask someone who is at one point london's most senior asian woman officer who is suing the metropolitan police. after inquiries of called it institutionally racist, and institutionally corrupt, all of them all coming up and today's going underground. but 1st, after 11 years of war, syria has been the chessboard for geopolitical and neighboring rivalries. however, there are signs of the war and syria could be reaching its end game with increased diplomatic engagement between arab states and the assad government alongside china, offering relief from us sanctions. alternatively, as the clock turned back on syria given last week's u. s. mass killing in the country and 8 resurgence of isis. joining me n

were president jo biden's announced the killing of our bluebook, him all how she me, i'll call a she the leader of iso by american special forces in syria and statement. joe biden says, last night at my direction, u. s. military forces in the northwest of syria successfully undertook a counter terrorism operation to protect the american people and our allies and make the world a safer place. thanks to this skill and bravery of our armed forces. we have taken off the battlefield, i believe, but of him all has she? me all, honey. she the leader of isis. all americans have returned safely from the operation was sin and conceal this tiny by in istanbul. first, let's bring it our white house correspondent, kimberly hawk it. kimberly at the white house, obviously, very pleased with this operation, but there are going to be some questions to be asked. yeah, the white house characterizing this as, as successful operation. and notable in the president statement that he released is that all of the us special forces that were involved in this operation returned back safely. but the same cannot

s . president jo biden's ordered 3000 more troops to poland warning of a potential russian invasion of ukraine. washington says a russia has amassed enough troops along the ukrainian border to launch a major invasion at any moment. russia's consistently denied plans for an attack, and as accusing the west of spreading false information, we have to think about the range of scenarios that we confront and it's our job to be ready for all of them. so what i will say is that the way that he has built up his forces and put them in place, along with the other indicators that we have collected through intelligence, makes it clear to us that there is a very distinct possibility that russia will choose to act militarily and there is reason to believe that that could happen on a reasonably swift timeframe. now we can't pinpoint the day at this point and we can't pinpoint the hour. but what we can say is that there is a credible prospect that a russian military action would take place even before the end of the olympics. if a russian attack on ukraine precedes it is likely to begin with aerial bom

and china's also referring to jo biden's remarks yesterday during his press conference, when he said that everybody was supporting a put in this days will also feel the force from the united states and possible sanctions. and that is something a china just won't let happen. now, is of the invasion being discussed in the u. s. media and among the american public . well, you know, we always have to keep in mind, ukraine is really far away from the united states. if you would ask an average american to pointed out on a med, they wouldn't be able to, to know or to show you where you great, where other european countries are lying. so this is very, very different. for example, obviously from germany and other european countries. and then on top of that, most americans never really experienced a war within their own country. that's also something which is very different. i think, to our german and european history. i don't know. i, for example, i talked to my father yesterday and he told me when he heard the sirens in here, it really reminded him of, on his own childhood. so the fear of wa

our on al jazeera, the ceo headlines you as president jo biden's spoken to ukraine's president of ultimate zalinski. the u. s. has been warning of an increased threat of a russian invasion in ukraine claim which moscow denies. we want to be careful about publicly talking about intelligence and sources and methods in that kind of thing. what i can tell you, and i point back to what jake said on friday's. absolutely right. that we believe that a major military action could happen any day now. and, and again, these assessments are coming from a variety of sources and not, not exclusively just inside intelligence, but also what we're seeing in plain sight. these more than a $100000.00 troops now continue to be arrayed against ukraine's board. germany's chance all of shelters warned of immediate sanction safe russia attacks ukraine is also announced a visit to moscow and keith in the coming days shelter says all scenarios have been prepared for will disappear. northbound clots was on it's necessary to be clear to say clearly that in the event of military aggression against ukraine that threaten

as a warning from the us that i'll call you to and i still are getting stronger. jo biden's picked head u. s. military central command says poor water supplies and a lack of food in the middle east could be a recruiting tool for armed groups to go have reports from washington, dc. and american convoy with a helicopter, an armored vehicle made its way tuesday to assyrian prison. this was the scene of a massive fight between the islamic state and f. b. a fighters in january. it was an attempt to free. i still fighters imprisoned inside, even with u. s. military airstrikes. it took days to repel the attack. a concern for senators tasks was that in the general nominated to take over us central command at his hearing tuesday press reports indicate that up to 200 fighters, may have escaped, and hundreds of people will kill. if you are confirmed, you'll be responsible helping ensure the s t f and the iraqi government have the capacity and support needed to address the threat from isis and properly detain these prisoners. the sen seemed likely to confirm general michael carrillo to the post tha

s. president is speaking to ukraine's later on the phone right now . overnight jo biden's called to vladimir putin failed to reach any sort of breakthrough whitehouse as president biden repeated warnings of severe consequences if russia invades you crime more with mike hannah in washington d. c. i guess we will get some sort of read out on that call a little bit later, but what we know going into it is that biden and zalinski are coming at this crisis from very different sort of angles. it would appear. so what we are told the call started about 15 minutes ago. we'll wait for a official white house read out of the cool. but as you say, yes, they may be coming up slightly different positions. the bite in administration has repeatedly insisted that the russia is moving to a war 14. it insist that and prepare preparations for an invasion of ukraine or well on the way that's the queue structure of conducting cyber attacks up full splash operations as it puts it. we've understood from reports out of ukraine that this degree of confusion about this that some believe that the u. s. is overstating t

you as president, jo biden's pick to lead central command is wanting al qaeda and i feel i'm getting stronger. general michael carrillo appeared before the senate confirmation hearing the u. n. world food program says 13000000 people across the horn of africa facing severe hunger, kenya, somalia, ethiopian eritrea, a suffering from drought. 3 rainy seasons have failed and food prices arising, officials say urgent, humanitarian action is needed in the coming months. and the us has saved more than $3600000000.00 worth of stolen crypto currency, its largest ever financial seizure. a couple in new york has been arrested and charged with trying to launder that money. those are the headlines. i'm emily angland. the news continues. he on al jazeera, after this string to wild water we listen, design is making furious efforts in order to maintain and disrupt the trend of use making store based on the i us on the okay today on the stream of mysterious condition, or known as known as long cove, it will be looking at the physical and mental impact of long and how is research during how much more