oh, to go further in depth on nestle's cross live now to political commentator, john burke. mont. sean, it's great to have you on the program to day. now, what do you make at this statement? coming from a ron, calling out what it sees as frances double standard. is that fair? would you say? well, yes and no. i mean, i think the main lessons from this is that each county should take care of its own internal affair and not to intervene and try to intervene in those over the account, please. because obviously he has no means to impose any sanctions on france. the way the global west is imposing sanctions on the hand. now maybe the impression in your hands, i'm willing to believe that it's a harsher than france, but the hand, the suit subjected to a series of sanctions. evans seems a revolution of 79. and before the revolution, it was an extremely bloody dictatorship, but the pro western one, so they will know sanctions. i mean, the whole thing is complete deep or critical. and of course the french situation is pretty, pretty strange. i mean, it was a universe, it was already like tha

the regime who have a responsibility in the repression of this revolution. political commentator john burke law feels that the west approach of criticizing what happens elsewhere while staying quiet about development at home smacks of hypocrisy. i think the main lessons from this is that each county should take care of his own internal affair and not intervening, intervening those over the counties because obviously he has no means to impose any sanctions on friends. do with global west is imposing sanctions on their hands. now maybe the impression in your hand is so unwilling to believe that it's a harsh of them in france, but the hand is super subjected to a series of sanctions. evans seems that evolution is $79.00, and that's equal crazy. i mean, it's always, i mean, the west is of good, always been side of the voltage, so can't really event use knee scope presented. it can be blame on the ocean. the japanese uranium students are then it's good for them. if it's blame on the western government and simply not making the decision in france or both in the united states or hardly hardly hope

john, it's good to see you again. now you've said nearly 60 percent of germany's 5 gina burke's relies on chinese part. now, how easy is it to slip to simply switch out those parts? can that genie be put back in the body.

john, it's good to see you again. now you've said nearly 60 percent of germany's us 5. gina burke's relies on chinese part. now, how easy is it to slip to simply switch out those parts? can that genie be put back in the bottle? let me say very simple. it said that germany comes the situation that it took me so long time to take the right decision. the reality is, germany is building the early process, rolling out 5, g, and base. they can stop using chinese equipment morrow and start using other kinds of equipment. that's one thing. the 2nd thing, of course, and there's some equipment needs, a good rubin replace said what the operator was booked. that's a cost they could avoid it. is if they have done like upgrades done in the numbers of other countries. now you've alluded to cyber security threats in the past coming from china. how easy is it for a germany to be able to strike a balance between ramping up it's 5 g infrastructure, but also keeping cyber security threats at bay? i would just say using chinese look at communication infrastructure to build the fundamental virginia society. it's just like doing

burke. and ends with t.s. eliot. you can access with john adams, cooper, hawthorne, scott, abraham lincoln, and many more. russell kirk -- especially the virtue of prudence along with custom and prescription. and other conservative principles. conservatism, kirk always maintained, was the negation of ideology. american conservatism's purpose was to conserve our constitutional tradition and the moral and ethical order that it depended on. because he wrote about what endures. rather than the ephemeral. what is morally obligatory rather than the latest intellectual fad. regarding the natural law, the focus of our being here today, kirk observed in a lecture delivered here at heritage titled "the illusion of human rights" that natural law is "the justice conceived as being the higher or ultimate law." proceeding from the nature of the universe. from the being of god and the reason of man." this time i would like to invite professor george onto the stage. robert george is a mccormick professor of jurisprudence and director of the james madison program and american ideals and institution. he is a member of the

burke. and into the t and the words of chess elliott, along the way connects to john adams, james cooper, nathanielwalter scott, alexis -- abraham lincoln and many, many more. russell clerk didn't claim to find these thinkers -- unifying fame. the threat of timeless truth. of moral order, freedom, to transcend. and virtue. especially the virtue of prudence, along with custom and prescription. and other conservative principles. conservatism, kirk always maintained, was the negation of ideology. american conservatism's purpose, was to conserve our constitutional tradition, any moral, ethical order that it depended on. american historian, forrest mcdonald once referred to as, at the american -- because he wrote about what he endured. rather than the ephemeral. and what's morally a big rather than the latest intellectual fact. regarding the natural law, the focus of our being here today, kirk observed in the lecture delivered here at heritage. titled the illusion of human rights. the natural law is quote, digested this, conceived of being the higher. or ultimate law. proceeding from the nature of the u

on it, burke for spending time with us today and i and giving us his experiences and thank you to our viewers. remember not everyone can be cured, but everyone certainly can be healed. i'm john kerry aku and this has been the whistleblowers. 2 2 2 2 2 ah, ah ah, is it time to talk to him? it would seem so the west rhetoric is at odds with hard realities on the ground in ukraine. the chinese are presented to proposal, and it is believed the u. k. france and germany are cobbling together a plan for zalinski. but are they willing to talk to russia? ah, ah, were you going to put in the moscow in new jelly are consistent opponents of such neo colonial practice. illegitimate, unilaterally threatened black, so russia, so diploma highlights the importance of strengthening intercultural dialogue within the g 20 group in order to find answers to the challenges that the world faces today. also ahead on the program this hour, the ruling parties candidate is declared victoria in nigeria presidential election . but questions are raised by the integrity of knowledge done grenades or fire.

burke. >> second line of succession, profile in courage there. jonathan lemire and mara gay, joining the conversation, cohost of show time's the circus, john heilemann"axios," alexi mccammond is with us, good to have you both on board. this morning, we are learning more about the heroic actions by nashville officers to get inside the school and confront the shooter during monday's attack. nashville police released body cam video from rex engelbert and michael collazo. it shows officer engelbert grabbing the rifle from the trunk of his suv. a brief interaction with a staff member outside the school who tells him students are on lockdown, but that two children are missing. after that, video shows engelbert, collazo and other officers rushing through the halls, checking and clearing classrooms quickly. they move to the second floor where they fire on the shooter who was reloading at a window. police say the shooter was under a doctor's care for an emotional disorder whose parents thought should not own weapons. the parents told police they believed the 28-year-old shooter owned only one gun. >> and they thought she had sold that. >> but it turns out th