he lacks the capacity to lead. >> when the chips were down, you could not count on john kerry. >> john is no war hero. >> john kerry betrayed the men and women he served within vietnam. >> he dishonored his country. >> i served with john kerry. john kerry cannot be trusted. >> swift veterans for truth is responsible for the content of this advertisement. guest: that was a very important had in that campaign because john kerry portrayed himself as a vietnam war hero. he had served in vietnam and on swift boats. his opponents, supporters of bush, found all of these people who criticized his service. it took a long time before he realized much damage this was doing to him. when he finally addressed it, it was too late. you can see it was very effective. those people seemed to be very sincere in what they were talking about criticizing john kerry. he argued this was all made up, that he did have honorable service and so on and the reason these people were against him is because he turned against the war and criticized the behavior of american soldiers in vietnam who he said were committing

he lacks the capacity to lead. >> when the chips were down, you could not count on john kerry. >> john is no war hero. >> john kerry betrayed the men and women he served within vietnam. >> he dishonored his country. >> i served with john kerry. john kerry cannot be trusted. >> swift veterans for truth is responsible for the content of this advertisement. guest: that was a very important had in that campaign because john kerry portrayed himself as a vietnam war hero. he had served in vietnam and on swift boats. his opponents, supporters of bush, found all of these people who criticized his service. it took a long time before he realized much damage this was doing to him. when he finally addressed it, it was too late. you can see it was very effective. those people seemed to be very sincere in what they were talking about criticizing john kerry. he argued this was all made up, that he did have honorable service and so on and the reason these people were against him is because he turned against the war and criticized the behavior of american soldiers in vietnam who he said were committing

i'm john kerry, uncle. we'll see you next time. 2 2 2 2 2 2 the united states try new, impose sanctions on russia. that's the best thing the that's kind of happened to russia because the sanctions on russia, against agriculture, against other items to made russia fetus produce a phone. so as on agriculture and now, so the major probably next part are no longer defendants on the united states and europe, the federal career. so the last one i know is what is the, what the longer the some way english can remember this only to get political just for the 1st stuff which is will be officially pretty much this will cover them and i was kind of giving it up to brainwash and sort of thing. well, obviously if i live in the middle of just some of which was very similar kinds of stuff, we also have one left engine, top of the physical, the only one that the service presides from the engine logistics. i chose off one of the, especially on the bus for but those tasks, what it cost of your skin, but the, the additional se

i'm john kerry. ok of welcome to the whistle blowers, news . 2 2 2 2 2 2 julian assign, just probably the most famous transparency, absolutist in the world. it was julian and wiki leeks, who told us through the release of the bradley. now. chelsea manning documents that the us had committed war crimes in iraq and afghanistan. it was julian and wiki leaks and told us through the release of the volt 7 documents that the c i a could remotely take over control of a person's car by hacking into the computer. and then could force the car off the road or off a bridge or into a tree. we learned that the c i a could take over a person smart tv, and in turn the speaker into a microphone all while the tv appear to be off. we learned about international corruption about money laundering and fraud. busy thanks to julie in a such, it was because of this never ending quest for transparency that the c i a saw to kidnap or killed julian. and the u. s. department of justice charged him with multiple accounts of espion

i'm john kerry. uncle, welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 2 aaron bush now clearly gave a lot of thought to what he was about to do that sunday. he said good bye to his friends and his family gave away all of his possessions. he had breakfast a few days earlier with an air force friend and they talked about human rights, conscientious objection and the war in palestine on his way to these really embassy and began live streaming himself on facebook. after dosing himself, aaron said this quote, i am about to engage in an extreme active protest. but compared to what people have been experiencing in palestine at the hands of their colonizers, it's not extreme at all. this is what our ruling class has decided will be normal and quote. there is an important aspect to what aaron did. he did not commit suicide, at least not in the traditional sense of the word. that's something that most of us don't understand, but we don't understand self emulation as a political statement. today we have a guest who can help us sort through this complicated issue. we're joined by each of christmas sw

i'm john kerry onto we're speaking with peace activist and former state department official and marine corps veteran matthew ho. matthew, thanks again for being with us. hey, thanks, john. not walking away from a long standing nonproliferation treaty doesn't just happen overnight as if by magic. these trainees taking years to negotiate and they usually last for many years until they're finally updated. but that hasn't happened over the last several decades. why do you think that is? is it a function of the increasingly. busy rise politics here in the united states, and i think it has a lot to do that. i think certainly in the last 10 years, uh, the utilization of foreign policy and domestic politics, particularly say russia gave the idea that we are going, the democratic party is going to attach russia to the republican party. so that trump equals, who has been in defining aspect of the democratic parties. national platform for a decade now or nearly a decade then. and that makes it very difficult to engage in negotiations with those who are on trying to over throw or subvert or countr

i'm john kerry onto welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 2 2 2 when i was a young boy growing up in a small rural town in the us state of pennsylvania, our school had to practice an exercise once a month. that exercise was what to do in the event that the soviet union attacked us with nuclear weapons. it was silly and retrospect we just got under our desks and covered our heads. and somehow that was supposed to help us survive a nuclear strike. in the intervening years, the united states and the soviet union, and then the united states and russia, negotiated a multitude of arms control treaties. there was a conte followed by glasnost and perestroika, american and russian leaders met with some regularity. and on 2 occasions, russian leaders even raised the idea of russia joining nato, but it was not to be the united states began to withdraw from arms control treaties unilaterally. and the us supported unfettered nato expansion in the mid onto in ukraine in 2014 shore. the 2 countries still have diplomatic relations and that's a good thing. there is still in bassett, or is in their

i'm john kerry onto welcome to the whistle blowers. the much of the world is focused on the war in gaza and on the atrocities that are taking place there. the united nations. busy in mid march that more children had been killed and guys in the 1st 4 months of the conflict, then had been killed in all other conflicts around the world. in the last 4 years combined, the south african government has taken action by suing israel in the international court of justice and the united nations general assembly has been nearly unanimous . with the obvious exceptions of the united states and israel, that the fighting must stop immediately and that human rights must be respected. those demands, however, have fallen on deaf ears. and while these really military continues to pound cities and villages all over guys, it is also arresting. and in some cases, killing united nations employees inc, unwrapped employees were arrested in january and another $22.00 were arrested in february and charged with quotes. participating in the october 7th massacre fac

i'm john kerry, our group. we'll see you next time. 2 the take a fresh look around his life kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power type vision, with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse really once a better wills, and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented to this. but can you see through their illusions, going underground? can the the who, who, who, who makes the country is a bad so suddenly emergency supplies the clean oxy that moves how the blocks level daubing season stood on the bottom of the but it was my age and the withdrawal of as soon as from these yeah, american soldiers in west apaloosa us, the purpose in the region has been a face to iran, said is born and faith has at least a wrinkled hy, this like what the .

we do mean other species and john kerry onto welcome to the whistle blowers the the. 2 2 2 scientists have been working for years to revive the american chestnut, a large tree that once covered the eastern part of the country and provided food for humans and animals. the like. the tree usually lived for hundreds of years and made up an important part of the eastern american tree canopy. but beginning in the early 20th century, the tree was affected by something called chestnut like a fungal disease that came from the invasive japanese chestnut. beginning in 19 o 4 and spanning the entirety of the 20th century, it is estimated that the blake killed between 4 and 6000000000 american chestnut trees now only stumps and roots. systems remain. they produce young saplings, which are almost immediately infected with chestnut light. and then they die. there are now only between 60800 american chestnut trees that survive. and they're all in the northern part of the state of michigan. several groups of scientists are working to revive the american, just not including a group at the state univers

i'm john kerry onto welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 2 scientists have been working for years to revive the american chestnut, a large tree that once covered the eastern part of the country and provided food for humans and animals. the like. the tree usually lived for hundreds of years and made up an important part of the eastern american tree canopy. but beginning in the early 20th century, the tree was affected by something called chestnut blight. a fungal disease that came from the invasive japanese chestnut beginning in 19 o 4 and spanning the entirety of the 20th century. it is estimated that the blake killed between 4 and 6000000000 american chestnut trees. now only stumps and root systems remain. they produce young saplings which are almost immediately infected with chestnut light and then they die it. there are now only between 60800 american chestnut trees that survive. and they're all in the northern part of the state of michigan. several groups of scientists are working to revive the american, just not including a group at the state university of new york college of

i'm john kerry. our group will see you next time. 2 2 2 the, i think it will have chevy and it shows the fishing unix, but then you put the stopper won't even go in and look when we have a couple of those. appreciate your new address, but then you would just give them a long shot. the love of selling so that's just for me just so that's where you know, view them. steve is just a little bit slow. so i know control the console phone. yeah. is a visual i'm losing in, but i do have to make sure that people come down. yeah, i'm literally so frustrated with as much. it's gonna get to play the show you a different level may assist you more and when you do it on different shifts and which the technology you can throw in the lecture sponsor, excuse me, just go out. i don't really know if it was a go or you need the course to just go in and put in the see it is done with this isn't 0 on this one was self employed. so sort of all the peyton harvey in gaza. the more than the 300 bodies are found as a mass grey a

i'm john kerry. our group will see you next time the. 2 2 2 the in the headlines with off the international add on covering the horrors of war. bolden, 300 bodies of found that i'm not great, but a hospitalization, gaza after is ready for it is with approval from that area. an independent review says there's no evidence to box is rails claims that stop from the un relief, sidewalks agency. it's a part of the hamas october attacks. another organization size fits faces. similar to that, these are really kinda fine nations again, for me, because past procedures and i'm getting into as when you decided that the issue is not with the lack of information the kind of i to say things that all hopefully clear out of our election.

can't we just-- say something nice about john kerry right now. - i like john--i care about john kerryemployed soon. - [laughs] - i think anyone who enjoyed paying attention to the news and watched "the daily show" will forever remember jon stewart going on "crossfire" and reading those guys the riot act. - you're doing theater when you should be doing debate, which would be great. - you do debate-- - it's not honest. what you do is not honest. what you do is partisan hackery, and i'll tell you why i know it... - you have john kerry on your show, and you sniff his throne, and you're accusing us of partisan hackery? - absolutely, you're-- - you have got to be kidding! - you're on cnn. the show the leads in to me is puppets making crank phone calls. - [laughs] - what is wrong with you? - comedians and satire, when done right, will take on hypocrisy no matter where it comes from. - i think the vice president and his wife love their daughter. i think they love her very much, and you can't have anything but respect for the fact that they're willing to talk about the fact that they have a ga

there was one with me and john kerry in a hoodie, everyone told me i had to get a picture with him.is at the same chris lines that you indifferent means? i have travelled with _ that you indifferent means? i have travelled with vice _ that you indifferent means? i have travelled with vice president - that you indifferent means? i have| travelled with vice president pence on air force two. i prefer actually flying with zakaria of state, because it's a much smaller plate, much more intimate press corps —— the secretary of state. a dozen to be at most. you do get that kind of access, you're seeing them every day, occasionally you would be able to have an off the kind of drink. when i travelled with secretary kerry or secondary state clinton, it was important to get this kind of off the record conversations about what is happening. i chatted with ben and pastor nikki haley and i was sitting super close to her the whole time —— with van un ambassador. it was off the record. i do think if you're travelling with one of the cabinet officials as opposed to one... other than the dateline and

and to make it even weirder, when john kerry was on our show back in 2016, i asked him about kanye west a jerk to taylor swift at the mtv awards. this was a story about it "-- we have a feeling that kerry might be a swift fan." he strongly defended her, which would make john kerry a swiftie who's also a swiftie! so congratulations to everybody, i think, right? [ applause ] now, the biggest female recording artist of all time, is not taylor swift yet, any way, she is about to play at the biggest concert ever. on may 4th, madonna is doing a free concert in rio de janeiro that is expected to draw more than a million fans. you know, madonna, is typically, the biggest star wherever she goes. but in mexico city this weekend an even bigger star joined her onstage. and man, oh man, did he put on a show! ♪ ♪ vogue, let your body go with the flow, you know you can ♪ [ cheering ] ♪ >> 10. >> where you're all walking up and down the runway. ooh. love it. american. one way. catch the ball, there! don't drop it. just across the boards back to the side. this category is sex times three, sex times thre

wrote an award-winning article for rolling stone that showed how that election was stolen from john kerry so i don't think most americans agree with me about 2001 that it was taught when election from our, from the democratic candidate so daniel that's not something that a lot of people have heard. the 2004 election, okay. and it stood out to you along with a few other key moments there. >> it did. so he did write an article about this in 2006 and rolling stone claiming that the election was stolen from john kerry because of what happened in the state of ohio that an important swing state, that article not actually prove the election was stolen. it raised a litany of some very real problems that nonetheless did not show that carry would have won the state, if not for those problems. it also made like like in many cases, with mr. kennedy, a whole bunch of speculative leaps assumptions about data that experts in these things like exit polling said just not true. so no, there was no proof the election was stolen 2004 from mr. carey at mr. kennedy also made some other claims there, and i thin

want wrote an award-winning article for rolling stone showed how that election was stolen from john kerry so i don't think most americans agree with me about 2001 that it was stolen election from our, from the democratic party candidate i don't think people who say that the election is all in we shouldn't treat, we shouldn't make pariahs of those people. we shouldn't demonize and we shouldn't vilify them, or we should be it let's all get together. republicans and democrats and fix the election system so that it cannot be fixed. so that were the exemplary democracy of the world we ought it's built on machines that can count and never make mistakes. should can we, go, can we make an election to shade? i can we have it electoral process? >> and every american to hold on but went up it can't be, it can't be fixed. >> i understand that. we want elections to be as perfect as they possibly convey. one should not use the fact that the election was not stolen and was not cheated too. not try to perfect it. i understand that distinction, but when you do is you're doing and you open the door to well

i'm john kerry onto we're speaking with jamie finch. he's the former director of government, public and family affairs and of the communication center at the federal government's national transportation safety board. jamie, thanks again for being with us. sure. many of us were appalled when we learned of the death of boeing, whistleblower john. mitch barnett. he oversaw a dozen safety inspectors at the boeing manufacturing plant in south carolina. boeing had moved production of the 787 dreamliner to south carolina. at least he says, to get away from the machine is to union. the problem was that there weren't enough qualified machinist in south carolina, and barnett soon said that his job was a nightmare. can you lay the groundwork for us here? what was the nature of the problem that barnett encountered early on as well? i mean it's just like i said, i mean they don't do it to me or personally, i don't blame boeing from. ready being to the state, whether there was they was on union for they need to be more prepared for this because if th

i'm john kerry. our group will see you next time the. 2 2 2 the, the, the, the in the headlines here on the, on covering the whole rows of pool as more than 300 bodies of falling in a mass grave outside a hospital and concepts after is ready for 6, withdrew from that area. an independent review says there's no evidence to back up the israel's claims, but stopped from the un relief and walked agency were involved in the past. attacks in october, another organization. so that faced similar user experience . so again, when somebody comes past our wordpress entities and ambulances as when it just shows that the issue is not because the life information it is because they think they're also political. they are just stay in your lane and the metal in our.

i'm john kerry onto welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 2 2 dr matthew fog is one of those rare individuals who is utterly relentless, but that relentlessness comes with incredible patience when he realized that he was a victim of racial discrimination within the federal government. he file a lawsuit. but let's start at the beginning, matthew fogg joined. the marshal service in 1978 and quickly became a highly decorated officer. he was crossed designated as a supervisory special agent in charge of a us drug enforcement administration joint drug and gun introduction task force. he was later promoted to the position of inspector in charge of the marshal service unit for the international criminal police organization. and he receives multiple awards for tracking down more than $300.00 of america's most wanted and most dangerous criminals. as you can see, there was no legitimate reason to pass this man over for promotion or to deny him new assignments. it was all about race. he won that case, any one big. but the marshal service and by extension, the broader american government didn

i'm john kerry onto we'll see you next time. 2 2 the known in vietnam, american war, the vietnam war last, it's almost 2 decades and dragged in numerous countries. not any times we have now and then you don't see it. now. what did go on empty? hundreds of thousands of american troops was sent to the country to back the south vietnamese on me. i bought that not meant to supply american soldiers limited resistors. most of us like the down entire villages and spread dangerous chemicals. and even lee lead up day by all right. did the americans ever fully acknowledge what they did on the vietnamese veterans ready to forgive? yeah, yeah. yeah, that's that way. it's too late. but you have the most, i for the business and you agree in the daily notices . i am very cons green. when you wrote it, you would just go through with this discussion of curriculum. should also let me provide you with stuff such as russel, dumas, name, shift of the different student, and for which of course, in good use their own, the wisdom of the probably just a moment that was curious if it was good year that resear

find me on subtext at john kerry onto we'll see you next time the. 2 2 2 2 2 2 the the in 1943 at the height of world war 2, bengal was hit by famine. a year before japanese troops drove the rate is out of neighboring bermount and came close to the indian possessions of the british empire . london's response to the threat was completely inadequate. the british actively used the scorched earth policy. while retreating, they turned everything around them into an uncouth deserts, having no mercy on other people's territory. food in large amounts was exported to great britain from the starving provinces. boats used for fishing and transporting food along the river system more confiscated from the local population, the barbaric actions of the colonial administration. let the monster its consequences. can a year up to 3800000 people die from starvation and disease caused by mail nutrition. though great britain itself had enough resources to overcome that disaster. at the same time, 170000 tons of australian wheat made its way past starving india did the british isles. i hate indians. they a

i'm john kerry onto we're speaking with and peterman. she's the executive director of the global justice ecology project, which she co founded in 2003. she's also the co founder and international coordinator of the campaign to stop g trees. and thanks again for being with us since good to have you. thank you so much. and can you explain to us what the process of genetic modification is for trees? it seems like it has to be done in a completely closed environment, which of course, is a good thing. but then, is it just all released into the environment? does not defeat the purpose. the genetic engineering of trees is following on the tradition of genetically engineering crops and many of the same traits that are being engineered and the trees are things that have been done in crops since about the eighty's. and so, yeah, it's, it's all, it's all done in a lab and it involves various techniques for inserting. in the case of the american chestnut, inserting jeans from a completely unrelated speech, sees a grass barley into into the genetical

i'm john kerry. our group will see you next time the. 2 2 the on march the 22nd 1943, doing the great petri, i'll take the shirts and munch fatality and 118 run down the better receiving village of cutting the ship. but the person who did the new wish and luxury is still there. yes. the pages to this one, most of the rooms to pony it to you. 149 people died, including 75 children of age was practically wiped off the face of the long new blue loves of the orchard and could of charlotte was noisy and will you put it as follows? oh, shoot was hot really. i really usually don't you feeling yes, so the infamous battalion responsible for the atrocity, it included over $100.00 ukrainian nationalist from west to new. right. because of the picture. all right, and so i'll see you guys so far as the new e phone, that's a lot of those to you guys for assuming your up. assume um with them you as customers de classify criminal cases from the central archive of the k g b, a better rules shed light on the atrocity a

i'm looking at a question with john kerry, with you, wendy sherman is in that picture.se negotiations at times, but they happened. what is the value of the relationships that were developed, back then, and how could that help in times of remarkable tensions like we are in right now? >> first of all, to give a flavor of the intensity of the negotiations, secretary carrie, john kerry and i literally spent the last 17 days in a row, together in vienna, to bring this to a conclusion. now the relationships were very critical. and as you said, we will never know, of course we can do the experiment all over again. but certainly, after president trump terminated the deal, certainly iranian domestic politics took a veer further to the right. and interlocutors like salehi, are certainly , have not been in the government now for a while. so i think a lot of the very open channels that we had, we had a tough negotiations. this was not simple but nevertheless, it was professional. we could get the job done. and they might say, factors that may not seem important, but were critical i

i'm john kerry onto find me on subtext at john kerry onto we'll see you next time. the. 2 2 2 2 2 2 the the 1898 of the united states won the war against spain and gain control of the philippines. the people of the philippines held that the americans would help over throw spanish rule and grand independence to the country. but the united states was by no means willing to give freedom to the philippines and side as just another colony. 1999, the filipinos began armed resistance to the new occupied american troops were barely able to occupy the territory of the philippine republic. but that patriot started a desperate guerrilla war, washington was forced, as in new reinforcements and triple the number of its troops on the islands. the us army suffered heavy losses. the americans took it out on the population. general jacob smith, in revenge for the gorilla attack on the garrison in the city of fall on ega, quartered to kill everyone over 10 years old. the monstrous gulf of terror, according to the most conservative estimates, led to the death of about 200000 filipinos

let's start with john kerry. he has been a longtime advocate on climate change. in 2021 he said as we are talking we are on course to hit somewhere between three and four degrees at the current rate. two years later, the same sort of speech, a change was made. we are currently headed towards 2.5 degrees of warming on the planet. that is a significant change. so it is fair to ask what change. he is accurately reflecting the science where many people still have not. if you ask him what changed, he said recently we are headed towards 2.5 degrees now. when i took this job on, we were headed towards four degrees. that is not exactly correct. i will tell you why perspective has changed. i call it the best-kept secret in climate science. everyone in and around climate science knows everything i'm going to tell you right now. most people do not. this is a spaghetti diagram. these are carbon emissions from burning fossil fuels. all of this colorful spaghetti is projections that were developed starting 20 years ago on how the future might play out under different scenarios

son of us vice president joseph biden hunter, a close friend of the family of secretary of state john kerrye cia anti-terrorism center, joseph koferblack and ex-president of poland alexander kwasniewski. by that time against burisma. a corruption case was already being investigated, and soon the country’s new prosecutor general, viktor shokin, took over the case. i have no doubt that burisma was engaged in illegal activities, and in order to hide from the investigation, zlocheevsky began to bring people who could protect him, among them hunter biden. at the personal request of joseph biden, shokin was quickly fired, and burisma's managers began handing out fabulous cash bribes to close the remaining criminal cases. you can do everything. his, judging by court decisions, zlochevsky and kich gave the armed forces of ukraine about 20 million dollars, part of which went to the project of an army of drones, those drones with which ukraine carries out terrorist attacks on civilian targets in russia, so initially corruption machinations degenerated into the financing of terrorism, former rada depu

for example, in april 2014, former secretary of state john kerry said that the state department did notuments on contracts worth $6 billion; auditors discovered the hole. for example, in the course of studying the conclusion of contracts to support the state department mission in iraq , it turned out that the united states did not have documents for 33 out of 115 contracts, for about 2 billion dollars, as you already understood, hawks pecked at iraq from different sides, and subsidiaries of the company also profited haliburton, there are also sums with nine zeros. the largest contract to fight oil well fires could be valued at $7 billion, awarded to brown-eand, a division of the halburton company once headed by vice president dick cheyne. in response to questions from capital hill, the military said that the contract was issued under an existing agreement with kbr, signed in december 2001 . the vice president's creatures constantly got tidbits. a year later in 2004 , haliburton’s daughter won another tender for $2 billion, the same note for the reconstruction of iraq. until 2014 , the c

after i left office, john kerry as secretary of state brought enormous energy and brainpower to the issue. after one year, he found he could not get a breakthrough on a two state outcome and there's been no serious effort since then. i would go back to my theme of spasms and oscillations. if you believe that it two state outcome is essential for stability in that part of the world, then you need to not neglect that goal. for a dozen years which has been the case and wonder why when you go back to it, it's even harder. the climate in the region before october 7 was not particular conducive to this. god help us now. how you can create public support on either side for the kind of compromises needed, the reason we couldn't get an agreement during the obama years either through mitchell or john kerry is we could not bridge the gap between sovereignty and security needs. sovereignty for the palestinians on territory but the security needs of the israelis and we tried multiple ways. we had everyone you could think of on the security on our side coming up with creative ideas and all kinds of off

usa john kerry, as well as the current president's son hunter biden. 5 years until 2019 . republicans suspect that he used his father's influence to help coordinate a plan to dismiss the cases against zlochevsky. in particular, he contributed to the resignation of the prosecutor general of ukraine viktor shokin and could threaten to delay financial assistance to the country worth a billion dollars. a company that is with the democratic party. the usa is not just friends, but actually fed the biden family. on the one hand, the company defended itself, but from any possible persecution on the part of the authorities of the united states, on the other hand, the company essentially corrupted the american elite, bribed it, directly bribed the representative of the most political elite family, hunter biden. it was, well, sort of. sale of top-level connections, and many believed that in this way they received additional resources, security, the opportunity for some contracts, and so on, so brisma was one of such companies, one of those corruption schemes that