and so we have secondary, blaine can a general austin, arriving in ukraine with jo biden's good wishes and a multi $1000000.00 checkbook for ukraine to have pretty much anything at once except a no fly zone. is president biden right to draw the line there? yes, he is, in my opinion, he is entirely right to join the line there. right now the u. s. his army, ukraine is preparing ukraine to resist and push back into russian aggression. but a no fly zone would mean that the u. s. and presumably, the other nieto allies are actually fighting russia over ukraine that could very well lead to the world war 3 scenario that prison bite and alluded to in various speakers and which we should all be highly concerned about. ok we're going to hear from the us defense secretary and then come back to how we want to see raja weakened to agree that it can't do the kinds of things that it has done in inviting ukraine. so it has already lost a lot of military capability, and a lot of a lot of its troops, quite frankly, and we want to see them not have the capability to very quickly reproduce that tape abili

secretary of state, anthony blank and, and defense secretary lloyd austin, bring keep bringing jo. biden's good wishes and uncle sam's check book, but he's america spending all these millions of dollars in ukraine now because it underestimated vladimir putin for years. i'm fill gail and ballad and this is the day ah, the 1st step in the morning is believing that you can win. the reason we're back. ready is because of you really have a priorities, are weapons and support from the united states and our partners. we understand that for some, what has been done is already a revolution. but this is not enough, as long as the war continues. and we're seeing that when it comes to russia's warnings, russia is failing. you trying to succeed. i don't think we feel, frankly, we conduct oh, military operations of the war is a military operation, has its own strategies, who is, has its own eaves. it was never meant as of leads, cream also on the de and manuel macro wins re election. he gets another 5 years as french president, but he fare any better with his bowl division for france, subbed for europe,

s. president jo biden's calling on congress to approve a ukrainian aid package worth more than $30000000000.00. biden says washington has no choice but to back ukraine, regardless of the financial cost. those the headline stay with us. the people versus age, an orange continues. now i'm with when oh, when we started the litigation, this became a real david and goliath back because we had the u. s. the whole us attorney's office representing the federal government and the largest law firm in the state of oregon, representing i, a fe which is a front group for the chemical manufacturers and for timbers sprayers the far service had been unwilling to do any kind of community health survey after the spring to see if anybody wasn't fact being harm. it was simply saying our chemicals aren't harming anybody, but it wasn't looking to see if they were harmed. and it was very stunning. you know that they would spray an area and within a month that miscarried drape and what they call spontaneous abortion rate. with sky rock between my husband and i and our nurse practitioner, we delivered between 10150 ch

york, look like they'll be the 1st of the retail joins american workers to join a union. president jo biden's, tapping into the united states strategic oil reserves to try to bring down rocketing prices. an additional $1000000.00 barrels a day will flow into domestic and international markets for up to 6 months by kind of reports from the white house. us consumers had been warned, they would pay the price for sanctions against russia. and so they are the price of gas at the pumps as increased by nearly a dollar, some 20 percent since the russian invasion of ukraine. it's risen 47 percent in the past year. and president biden has announced a series of measures to bring some relief to the u. s. consumer, including a release of 1000000 barrels a day from the strategic petroleum reserve. this is a war time bridge to increase oil supplier to production ramps up later this year. and it is by far the largest release mar net national reserve in our history and provide historic amount of supply for historic amount of time, a 6 months bridge to the fall. more republicans dismissed the move as political

s. president jo biden's ordered the release a 1000000 barrels of oil a day from emergency reserves. he helps the rear move is gonna help counter wising energy prices. the extra oil will be put into domestic and international markets for up to 6 months. russian president vladimir putin is issued and ultimatums, who so called unfriendly states, is demanding that european buyers pay for russian gas in roubles or place having the contract canceled. it brings president, says this country must prepare for renewed russian offensive in the east lugging meals since these morning that moscow may shift its focus to separatist held areas after suffering setbacks and is offensive. near keith. millions of ukrainians have fled to neighboring poland since rushes invasion. many are settling in the capital, but services there are strained and the mayor is treating for help. and with hawkins has the support for morsel. ah, warsaw is a city under stress. within days of rushes, invasion of ukraine, the children of refugees started showing up at polish schools such as this one desperate for normalcy. som

information coming out of my you pull at the moment, alexandra, tell us about the significance of jo biden's use of the word genocide for the ukranian president. it is, of course, very significant because the ukrainian president has been accusing russia of carrying out a general site against his people for quite a while now. and now to, to hear from the you as president that he also thinks at that early russia's actions in ukraine could amounts to a general size genocide against ukrainians. it's very important, it could mean more deliveries of weapons to ukrainian more help. however, the key question is, of course, where the u. s. would be willing to change its response to the war like decides to send to american soldiers, and that is not very likely to happen because you asked for that. joe biden has ruled it out from the beginning. alexander will speak again with you shortly, but 1st the presidents of poland and the baltic countries are on their way to the ukrainian capital key for talks with presidents zalinski, germany's head of state fine valdosta maya had been planning to go with them,

ah. climate action was a major pillar present, jo biden's election campaign back in 2020. he promised big changes to confront the threat to our plan. eastern former president trump did so his bite and lived up to the promises he made back when the world was normal, or at least kind a sort of normal 2 years ago. and if a climate emergency can be shoved because he group pushing for progressive national climate policies. and john palmer here, the spokesman for the sunrise movement, a political action organization that advocates for the green new deal and know their law. i mean, they're, they are really, really energized jamal. you're one of our every, both of you are younger generation. i guess i would ask you, in response to the president. you know, obviously we're asking this question about what the state of president biden's climate policies are amidst a lot of crises. and as a young person that he was speaking to. or you will need to take the administration's progress on his historic climate commitments through executive action and make the good pieces of the bipartisan i

at present, jo biden's as moscow's pe, severe and immediate prospects alleged atrocities in butcher that of nato has all the war in ukraine could last month or even years. foreign ministers will discuss the delivery of more weapons to ukraine as they meet in brussels. we have seen no indication that the president put in, hast so changed his ambition to control or the whole of ukraine. ah, and also to rewrite her the national order. so we need to be prepared for a long hall. we need to support ukraine, sustain our sanctions and strengthen our her defenses and the our, the terrans. because this can't last for a long time and we need to be prepared for that. begin of answers. former president, rocca, bori has been allowed to leave detention more than 2 months after he was asked it in a military came west african leaders have been pressing the ruling gender to free caberry and speed up the return to democracy. at least one person has been killed and dozens injured after security forces fired on antique who protest as in saddam demonstrations have been held regularly in the capital and other

discuss this next week, but the house is on recess, which means the earliest any bill could get to jo. biden's desk would be around me the name, so it's going to take a couple of weeks to make its way through congress. but here's the problem for joe biden. the republican say they will pass any 8 to ukraine as long as it's what's called a clean bill. that means essentially, it deals only with aid to ukraine. but some senior democrats are saying they want to tie, gone the new covered relief bill to this. and that means spending billions of dollars on testing and also in vaccinations, republicans, as eventually said, you can't be doing that. we're not going to support you. if you do that, joe biden would like to get this through. and when he was asked, how is this going to get through congress? he said, essentially, i don't care, get it done. or i to alan fish alive us there in washington, dc allen. thank it. now, germany's parliament is approved sending heavy weaponry to ukraine and what's been seen as a major policy cit, shift the decision to send a shipment of anti aircraft systems has been su

doha coverage begins at 1545, g m t ah, this is al jazeera, these are the top stories president, jo biden's, opening the tops on the u. s. strategic all reserve to try to bring down rocketing prices. 1000000 barrels of oil a day will flood into the domestic and international markets. for up to 6 months. russian president vladimir putin is demanding european countries pay for russian gas in rubles, or the contracts will be canceled. germany buys a lot of russian gas and says that black mil, ukraine's president says his country must be prepared for a renewed russian offensive in the east. vladimir zelinski is warning that moscow may shift its focus to areas held by separatists after suffering setbacks in it's offensive. near cave la b, winnie chid key. we're we continue pushing away occupiers in the north of keith. in the churning he region, and in the sumi region, they realize themselves that they can sustain the intensity of combat that they held in the 1st half of march in don bass in mary paul and in car keep directions. russian forces are amassing resources for powerful strikes you. we w

could you just talk us through the main points of jo biden's statement that sure your president biden spoke earlier, and he is now calling on congress to approve 33000000000 dollars and funding for ukraine. about 20000000000 of that would go directly as military assistance. and during the speech that he gave, he referred to this as a small price to pay. and he also says that this is the way for the american people to do their part with us involvement. and a conflict that they never voted for it to begin with. but at the same time, biden is also calling for russian individuals to do their part apparently has the white house now called on congress to give them new sweeping powers. do not only seize assets from russian individuals, but also to them. so those assets saying that they will give the proceeds to ukraine as a new form of assistance. now, when it comes to the terms of exactly what they're asking for, everything right now is incredibly broad. they use terms like money laundering and corrupt dealings to say what new assets they would see. but at the same time, they leave a lot of

c. jo, president joe biden. was doing the 1st review and he talked to metal all over the family, her 3 daughters, and called her a force of nature who turned the tide of history. and if you look at the guest list, as you mentioned, it really is an indication of metal and all bright stature in washington, among political leaders among diplomats. the church is actually the issue or she was really the face of his foreign policy. and former secretary of state, hillary clinton county, liza rice, republican secretary state golf, are going to do a reading. this really is about attributes to her and her legacy. she was, as you mentioned, to you and bassett, or to the us. the 1st female secretary state. she was known as being a little bit more hawkish than most on the left, but they're probably, they're just really talking about celebrating the life she led the president fide and talking about how she was a war refugee came to the country, the age of 2. and rose to the most prominent levels of the u. s. government create

management firm on wall street and 3 of its former executives are now top members of president jo biden's cabinet as really intelligent, provided by max car is actually quite substantial. in fact, 90 percent of the satellite images collected by the us government worldwide in the name of national security are created using math or technology. as a result, there was partnership can allow for southern ship on behalf of the u. s. government . similar to what we saw back in 2001, when the department of defense ordered another company, not just those satellite images of afghanistan to anyone, but them provoking an outcry from the media. there are 1st amendment implications here. this sets a precedent for the government to buy up all of the capability of a technology that can be used for independent verification and basic reporting. so while an individual company gets the credit for the images that are being shared, what's not mentioned is the power the duty has to control the narrative by buying exclusive rights to those photos and then controlling what is shared with the media . and they had d

heavily on russia and on the united states where the united states promise quite written the true jo biden's lips that they will somehow office the gas limits or dust reduced by seizing transpose of guts from russia. but people were paying close attention and who on the stand, the political economy of energy know that this is impossible, even really to said you will be unable to find another one of the people that what we've seen here is seizing of yacht. i suppose that makes europe a safer place on these deals when without any kind of due process here. you know, i guess these are western standards that the world needs to leave. europe was heavily hit by the loved downs and approve the panoramic and now true seizing and peers hearing especially u. k. they are trying to make up the numbers so they are feeling well, i mean, but i mean me go to brad here. let me go to brad here in prague. i mean, you know, all this virtue signaling, i mean, how does it actually help the average citizen of the a you, i'm really mystified by this. i'm glad that with the locked downs were mentioned. i mean, we had

however, it seems like jo biden's, new programs, streamlining the process, will enable those numbers to very rapidly rise. caleb martin, r t new york. as you just heard, caleb say in that report, not all refugees are treated the same millions of iraqis, the displaced across the middle east. you to washington intervention the country back in 2003. we heard from some iraqi people whose lives have been torn apart by that war. ah, la la, in 2003, i was impact that when the outrageous attack took place against us, they reached havoc on the country. it was american and ravaged the country. america is notorious for launching aggression against all countries in pursuit of its interests and the plundering of national assets. and so on the left, directly leaving behind them. messiah le, ah, with a you that ye? yes, we are refugees. many of my generation recall us president george w bush and john f. kennedy. they are american imperialists. we were raised up on these principles, that american imperialism is the enemy of people's eager to absorb their wealth. to democrats and republicans does a c

secretary of state and to be blanket and defense. secretary lloyd austin, we're in keith bringing jo biden's good wishes and uncle sam's check book, but he's america spending all these millions of dollars in ukraine now because it underestimated vladimir putin for years. i'm fil gail and ballad and this is the day. ah .

and thus, despite president jo biden's pledge in march to accept as many as 100000 ukrainians into the country, citing the need for family reunions our season. rachel blevins now looks at the gap between the promises made on the reality on the ground. the mining ministrations promise that the us would accept 100000 ukrainian refugees certainly has not become a reality with the latest data showing that just 12 ukrainian were accepted through the united states official refugee program. now the white house is putting the blame on the us legal system as the department of homeland security reveals that nearly 3000 ukrainian crossed over into the united states through the us mexico border. so the question then becomes, is the, by an administration planning anything to maybe get it a little bit closer to the goal that at that for itself. while reports are saying that they are looking at some sort of a parole program where refugees would be able to come into the country as long as they have sponsors here in the us. and already advocate through refugees or raising concerns about that kind of a

even in his 1st press conference as president, he used notes. identifying selected reporters, jo biden's, mental state has attracted the attention of politicians with the republican congressmen saying the u. s. president's potential cognitive issues are becoming a national security concern. the whole world seems that he's having some issues, he's struggling cognitively and it's just a, it's not a good time to have a commander in chief and had a state i was having a tutor issue. so yeah, i think there's something going on. i would, i would like for us to figure out what that is, you know, it's international security issues. this particular point we heard from us veteran and anti war activist adam co. cashew says biden is showing signs of serious mental health issues. these are his opinion, of course, and probably others in his administration are making decisions for him. again, his assertion, well 1st, let me say in order to be president of the united states, you have to be evil corrupt or incompetent given biden's history in ukraine with the sun and the gas company scandals. we know he's

the true jo biden's lips that they will somehow sufis the gas limits or gust reduced by seizing transpose of gas from russia. but people were paying close attention and who on the stand, the political economy of energy know that this is impossible, even because i really just said the euro will be unable to find another one of the piece for that. what we've seen here is seizing of yachts. i suppose that makes europe a safer place on these deals. when's yacht without any kind of due process here? you know, i guess these are western standards that the world needs to really having europe was heavily hit by the log downs of through the pandemic, and not not through seizing and peer a tearing, especially u. k. they're trying to make up the numbers. so they are stealing, i mean, but let me, let me go to brad here. let me go to brad here in prague. i mean, you know, all this virtue signaling, i mean, how does it actually help the average citizen of the e u. i'm really mystified by this. i'm glad that with the lock downs were mentioned . i mean, we had a lot of economic dislocation. now we have ev

forced presidents lowered on the loss of each to withdraw troops from coastal . despite us present, jo biden's promise to welcome up 280-0000 ukrainian refugees. only 12 have arrived using the refugee program. thousands of others have been managed to enter by crossing the border from mexico. i near rapid o is in tihano with more on their journey a ukrainian refugees being welcomed at this shelter in tiquana. olga arrived just this morning after travelling more than 9000 kilometers with her cat snips. she's now being looked after by ukrainian american volunteers who have assigned her a number. the number represents a spot in line to plead her case for refugee status to us authorities. she tells us the whole experience feels surreal. you feel happiness and then you have another wave of emotions like yourself, you're reading all the time. you so it's, it's totally different reality right now. and it's hard to, to get to the point when you fill that a happiness as you used to feel before. so it will take a while of course many here have been traveling for weeks. they arrived tired, hungry and conf

heavily on russia and on the united states where united states promised quite recently through jo biden's lips that they will somehow sufis the gus limits or dust reduced by seizing a transpose of gas from russia. but people were paying close attention and who on the stand, the political economy of energy know that this is impossible, even because i really just said a europe will be unable to find another, a feel for that. what we've seen here is seizing of yachts. i suppose that makes europe a safer place or needs deals that one's yacht without any kind of due process here . you know, i guess these are western standards that the world needs to really having europe was heavily hit by the log downs and through the pandemic, and not of now through seizing and peer tearing, especially you k. they are trying to make up the numbers. so they are stealing, i mean, let me, let me go to bread here. let me go to brad here in prague. i mean, you know, all this virtue signaling, i mean, how does it actually help the average citizen of the you, i'm really mystified by this. i'm glad that with the lock

and ukrainian refugees, however, seems like jo biden's, new programs, streamlining the process, will enable those numbers to very rapidly rise. caleb martin, r t new york. yes, caleb said in that report, not sole refugees are treated the same. millions of iraqis are displaced across the middle east, due to washington's intervention in the country, back in 2003, we heard from iraqi people whose lives have been torn apart by the war. aah! law for that ave. in 2003, i was impact that when the outrageous attack took place against us, they reeked havoc on the country. it was american and ravaged the country. america is notorious for launching aggression against all countries in pursuit of its interests and the plundering of national assets, and so on the left, directly leaving behind them marseilles lived rosella with a you that ye? yes, we are refugees. many of my generation recall us president george w bush and john f. kennedy. they are american imperialists. we were raised up on these principles that american imperialism is the enemy of people's eager to absorb their wealth, dead democ

ah, jo biden's critics have been taking a swipe at the president's faculties once again climbing the look, claiming that he looked last at the end of a speech by trying to shake hands with thin air. the president also claimed he had served a full professor as a full professor at the university of pennsylvania, despite having never taught a class at the institution. hulu . ah, latest gas has unsurprisingly led to a flood of means appearing on line one, showing biden shaking zalinski hand and another highlighting his apparent confusion while trying to leave the state. it's the latest in a string of recent biden blunders. only last week, the president appeared confused, as he was apparently ignored at a white house event. ah, biden also looks like he started resorting to cheat sheet when he doubled down on his apparently unscripted claim last month that russian president vladimir putin cannot remain in power. the notes appeared to include questions expected from reporters, as well as the answers that biden should div. biden has used notes, identifying certain reporters since his 1st pre

given the nato, and especially the us, a deliberately weaponized ukraine, was you will take on jo biden's claims that his country is not fighting a proxy war against russia. well, not generally, that would be well joe biden would say at yet. his record stands for itself. other senator joe biden, in the past for a very long time, has been committed to, you know, the endeavour of us imperialism. he has been committed to nato expansion on a seems to be just part of an ongoing behavior from troll bite. and so it shouldn't come as a surprise to any one that he is hiding behind the rhetoric of peace. because as we saw in iraq, as we saw instead of going on at the united states likes to play an honest broker. when in fact it has been nothing but an honest broker and some of you crying strongest foreign supporters. and now saying that things are going well for care of on the battlefield. how likely are we to see a direct foreign military intervention? i. well, anything is possible, but certainly i, i wouldn't put much stake. and i think the, the west by enlarge is keenly aware of dialect, militar

do you think bloody sunday as a factor in jo biden's actions towards his nato ally, britain? well, i, i don't know the details. i was, he, aaron went away. he was thinking isn't, but i know a irish american, the democratic party in particular. i've been key players business with a key player and bring about the good friday agreement. and i think right, of course i, america, there is the good child support or the nation is cause because they know what britain and protected i and over the years debate and, and others know that like the kennedys that actually had to, i'm away from i'm looking for walk, because the ashes of the really goblin in those early years. so it is by important the role of the ash americans and player plan in what a good for everyone. and in the political dimension of i can move and things look forward. and i think he has made it quite clear that if he interfere with the good for a women that the you, when we know trade agreement between britain on the market and show that of a strong lever against bars johnston at the present time. and it's a labor i thin

the us appeals court has reinstated present. jo biden's executive order mandating covered 19 vaccinations for federal employees. the 2 to one vote lifted an injunction issued by a texas court in january, almost a 1000000 people have died from corona virus related can complications in the u. s . and more than 80000000 have been infected. data from johns hopkins university shows the u. s. has administered more than half a 1000000000 vaccine doses, but compared to other developed nations, more people have only had one job and a larger share have had no vaccine at all. julie fisher is an associate research professor of michael biology and immunology at george town university in washington . she says, re investing in how services needs to be a priority. i think we are going to see in the next few months exactly what kind of wear and tear dis again, operating at a constant search pace has had on health care systems. but certainly, in addition to the stress on individual health care workers, healthcare systems have not had time to reflect on the kind of maintenance, the kind of capital improveme

so importantly taken down over 600 post with criticism of jo biden's policies in just 2 years of his presidency. but the flesh this out we can, of course, live to nicholas when says the president of the americas 1st foundation radio host carry harrison and michael rates and will form a professor of liberal studies at the new york university. gentlemen, welcome to our international great to have you with those. and kerry, i'm going to start with you. if i may, i know you must be claimed that he will adhere to free speech principles. what do you make of this promise, and do you think it's easier said than done given the current climate? well, it's private property. so he can do whatever he wants. he could put, you know, rusted school bosses on their boats. decide who does what and not, except of course in the you where they have true laws now about hate speech, about other issues that he will be forced to comply with or pay a fine. it may be worth it to him to pay a fine. and you mentioned jeff bezos earlier, well, that sounds like jealousy to me, because if you're this entrepreneur su