, and i blame justin trudeau, and i blame justin trudeau, and i blame justin trudeau, and i blame justin just the justin trudeau, not just the speaker of the house, former speaker of the house, former speaker of the house, former speaker of the house anthony rota. >> has there been any meaningful fallout ? have there been >> has there been any meaningful fallout? have there been any consequences beyond i saw the speaker of the house taking responsibility as though he had overruled the prime minister's office to make it happen. >> no, this is what's so frustrating is that justin trudeau has continued to distract attention from him. he never wants to take responsibility or accountable for his own idiotic decisions. and the fact that he's supposed to be the leader of canada. he forgets that when it's convenient to do so, he has blamed the speaker. he threw the speaker under the bus. the speaker under the bus. the speaker took the bullet for him and then he has the gall to suggest this is all somehow related to russian propaganda and russian misinformation action. but we now know, neal , act

, and i blame justin trudeau, and i blame justin trudeau, and i blame justin trudeau, and i blame justin just the justin trudeau, not just the speaker of the house, former speaker of the house, former speaker of the house, former speaker of the house anthony rota. >> has there been any meaningful fallout ? have there been >> has there been any meaningful fallout? have there been any consequences beyond i saw the speaker of the house taking responsibility as though he had overruled the prime minister's office to make it happen. >> no, this is what's so frustrating is that justin trudeau has continued to distract attention from him. he never wants to take responsibility or accountable for his own idiotic decisions. and the fact that he's supposed to be the leader of canada. he forgets that when it's convenient to do so, he has blamed the speaker. he threw the speaker under the bus. the speaker under the bus. the speaker took the bullet for him and then he has the gall to suggest this is all somehow related to russian propaganda and russian misinformation action. but we now know, neal , act

aside of the original statement, we also heard from justin trudeau that he is not trying to provoke the after he made that accusation. what is the reaction to those remarks? does india see this as a provocation? >> what trudeau was saying in the house of commons was not about canadian security intelligence finding evidence of india's involvement in the killing, rather his statement was about allegations that he call credible allegations about a potential india link to the murder. why would the prime minister of a country stand up in parliament and level allegations against another country when not a single suspect has been arrested in the murder? no arrests, let alone any evidence, he stands up in parliament and repeats allegations of radical sikhs in canada, who have held india responsible for the murder. trudeau would have known that when he made that statement that this would worsen relations with india. relations with india have been worsening on trudeau's watch because his government has turned a blind eye to the increasing activities of radical sikhs in canada. he has political ti

justin trudeau, prime minister of canada, could himself came up with this text, or rather, but he readpaper, i i’ll give here an example, or rather a quote, it was offensive towards the jewish people, it affected poles, romanians, representatives of sexual minorities , disabled people, people subjected to racial persecution, i won’t even doubt who he meant here , maybe he meant... i don’t know american blacks there, who are now also usually addressed in this kind of documents, but we are, of course, talking about what happened recently in the canadian parliament, which is why the speaker of this parliament was forced to leave for resignation, and justin trudeau presented his apology in this way, well, it’s clear that now this situation won’t end like this, openly, in poland they’ve already started their own investigation, they’re really offended, here we somehow look at it more, as an event that made people a little crazy, this question was also raised the day before, in vienna itself, it was raised by konstantin yorovich gavrilov, head of the delegation of the russian federation on mi

justin trudeau are set to appear. justin trudeau are set to appear.ledge money to ukraine today, hot on the heels of the world when tour of the united states. this afternoon, he received a series of standing evasions as he addressed canadian lawmakers, non—he was refused yesterday by in washington. mrs galinsky praised for their defending freedom and would never give up. ukraine and canada are the same. we stand and we fight for life. ukraine, not genocide, will be victorious in this war. people will be the winners, not the kremlin. freedom will be the winner, justice will be the winner. you can know this for sure about us, because you know for sure about yourself that you would never submit to evil. applause. important trip for president zelensky given some of the allies are wavering. we saw that in congress yesterday on the republican side. there are reports from brussels that the european commission is about to recommend membership talks begin with ukraine in earnest and wants the commission makes that recommendation, eu leaders will be asked to si

on friday, canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, pledged nearly $500 million in aid to ukraine. vehicles as well as training for f16 pilots and engineers to be delivered over a three year period. and it's in addition to a $325 million package from the us, announced during mr zelensky�*s visit to washington on thursday. those commitments come as ukraine struck a symbolic blow against russia on friday. kyiv used cruise missiles to strike the headquarters of russia's black sea fleet in crimea. thick black smoke was still rising from the building in sevastopol hours after the attack. the russian defence ministry said one serviceman

this is a very good statement by justin trudeau, we understand that this mr.gunke, gunka, it seems, is called that he fought in galicia, it is not sss, we know that everyone in ukraine, but they don't know it in canada, they weren't tried there at the nuremberg trial , as far as i understand it, yes, yes, but they don't know it in canada, and maybe it's not worth it, that's why mr. trudeau just said, maybe it's not worth it it was to invite him in this case, so as not to give russia, because russia , seeing him, immediately raised it and began to talk about the fact that in the canadian parliament, there was a standing ovation, a man who once fought in the sss is there , by the way, in russia, i don't remember the last name of this cossack, kozachiy there ataman, there is a monument to him in russia, i find it interesting that this cossack ataman together with his subdivisions fought on hitler's side, i generally want to say that approximately a million russians fought on hitler's side, but why are they always nazis, they call us, although bandera, let's say w

earlier, the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, told parliament he'd raised the issue with hisi at the g20 summit. over the past number of weeks, canadian security agencies have been actively pursuing credible allegations of a potential link between agents of the government of india and the killing of a canadian citizen, hardeep singh nijjar. canada is a rule—of—law country. the protection of our citizens and defence of our sovereignty are fundamental. our top priorities have therefore been, one, that our law enforcement and security agencies ensure the continued safety of all canadians and, two, that all steps be taken to hold perpetrators of this murder to account. canada has declared its deep concerns to the top intelligence and security officials of the indian government. last week, at the g20, i brought them personally and directly to prime minister modi in no uncertain terms. our south asia correspondent yogita limaye gave us more background on the story. so, hardeep singh nijjar was shot dead on 18thjune by two masked gunmen outside a sikh temple in the canadian province

now it is his turn to show canada some love and to respond to justin trudeau's concerns.eally awkward position, but substantially this is of his own making. by embracing modi, he has essentially embraced the full package, everything that comes with modi. if it turns out this was something the indian government ordered, then biden will have to reckon with it. amna: that is bobby goetsch joining us tonight. always good to see you. ♪ geoff: being employed has proven to reduce the chances that people who have recently left prison will reoffend. but for many, jobs that require a state license or certificate can be difficult or even impossible to obtain. special correspondent cat wise reports from oregon as part of our ongoing series “searching for justice.” >> at the coffee creek correctional facility south of portland, about a dozen women are attending the final class of intro to native american studies. >> you have been fantastic, your critical thinking skills, your questions. >> the class is part of a bachelor's degree program in liberal studies offered by portland state un

justin trudeau now says that allegation of a potential link is credible and hardeep singh nijjar�*s deatheen simmering. hardeep singh nijjar was a prominent sikh leader in british columbia. he was one of around three quarters of a million sikhs in canada. that's the largest population of sikhs outside the punjab region of india. and hardeep singh nijjar campaigned for sikhs to have an independent state called khalistan within punjab. it's an ambition that reaches back decades. in the �*70s and �*80s there was a separatist insurgency in punjab, and thousands of people were killed in the violence. years on, none of this is forgotten. all the main political parties in india are opposed to sikh independence. but the campaign for an independent state has continued. this is a protest in canada in 2012, and earlier this month justin trudeau referenced pro—khalistan demonstrations, saying that canada will always defend freedom of expression, freedom of conscience, freedom of peaceful protest. but india has a quite different perspective. in 2020, it officially labelled hardeep singh nijjar as a te

unannounced visit to canada , the zelensky couple was greeted by the country's prime minister justin trudeau at the summer resort, after which they decided to go to the parliament. and together with zelena in zelenska, the president met with the governor general of canada, mary simon, and her husband, a miller, whom she thanked for their strong support for ukraine. on the agenda was a speech to the parliament and a meeting with the canadian public and the ukrainian diaspora, but zelensky flew to canada from the united states, where joe biden promised him that every a month during the winter we will be provided with a new air defense system he also held talks with congressional representatives about the details of a visit to washington from washington tsn's own correspondent in the united states olha koshelenko, a motorcade of black suburban cars used to transport the first people around the united states, a simple stand-in, stops by the capitol. he brought republican kevin mccarthy and the heads of the senate committees volodymyr zelensky and the ukrainian delegation to the speaker of the ho

haidi: justin trudeau speaking exclusively to bloomberg there in singapore.rations are underway in new delhi as india gets ready to host this weekends g20 summit. president biden is already on his way but china's xi jinping and russia's vladimir putin will be no-shows. joining us now is former u.s. ambassador to china max baucus. always great to have you with us and we appreciate your time. the absence of xi jinping, and i understand there will be high ranking officials to replace him in his absence -- how meaningful is this at a time where we have really seen india struggled to gain traction in terms of finding common ground among the g20? and a lot of those interconnections do go back to china. max: frankly, i think president xi skipped the g20 for several reasons. number one, he does not want to have to defend putin. he has a very complex relationship with putin and i think he does not want to have to defend putin. putin will not be there and it will be up to xi to defend him and he did not want that. second, he is a little concerned g20 is in india. it ra

what is this latest allegation from justin trudeau doing to the already frosty relations in the countriesfor-tat _ countries? we can expect a tit-for-tat reaction - countries? we can expect a tit-for-tat reaction from . countries? we can expect a i tit-for-tat reaction from india tit—for—tat reaction from india and we already saw even when justin trudeau what's in the group of 20 meeting, he was not given that to importance and the indian media was talking about how he was ignored by the indian government because of what india says anti— indian activities. a on buildings and ottawa and also that happen several positions held by sikh separatist groups in canada. the indian government brand many of these group leaders as terrors and urges canada to take action against these people. canada says many of his activities are coming as freedom of expression but they do say all the indian diplomatic missions will be protected. now these are quite extraordinary allegations made by the canadian prime minister. we don't see very often a indian diplomat expelled from a western country. the reaction is

on friday, canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, pledged nearly $500 million in aid to ukraine. that includes 50 armoured vehicles as well as training for f16 pilots and engineers to be delivered over a three year period. and it's in addition to a $325 million package from the us, announced during mr zelensky�*s visit to washington on thursday. those commitments come as ukraine struck a symbolic blow against russia on friday. kyiv used cruise missiles to strike the headquarters of russia's black sea fleet in crimea. thick black smoke was still rising from the building in sevastopol hours after the attack. the russian defence ministry said one serviceman was missing. our corespondentjames waterhouse has more from kyiv. this is clearly a continuation of ukraine's tactic of specifically targeting sites in occupied crimea, but the apparent direct hit of russia's naval headquarters in sevastopol is hugely symbolic. it's not yet clear what operational damage will be caused for russia, but this is a place where it has exerted such dominance through its navy, where it launches missiles

, but by the way, justin trudeau was not the only one who greeted this ukrainian nazi with applause andpplause, vladimir also greeted him. zelsky, who is silent, does not comment in any way, who thus justifies nazism in his country, i wonder who will demand zelsky’s resignation in connection with this scandal. news on channel one. hello, on the air news, in the studio ekaterina berezovskaya. and we start with news from the special operation zone. the russian military destroyed strongholds of militants in the northern direction. here is footage of objective control. our artillerymen carried out precise strikes on the positions of the ukrainian armed forces. after hitting the ukrainian armed forces' shelter, the ammunition detonates. and this is the krasnoliman direction. the crews of the tor anti-aircraft missile system were amazed a large number of enemy aircraft. for their successful work, the fighters were presented with state and departmental awards. and our military personnel were awarded zhukov medals for courage, each of whom showed unparalleled courage on the battlefield, steadfa

canadian prime minister justin trudeau has called on india to cooperate with investigators. >> we're not looking to provoke or cause problems, but we are unequivocal around the importance of the rule of law. >> india has rejected the allegations as absurd. both countries have expelled diplomats in tit for tat booths and issued travel advisories for their citizens. and for a closer look at the situation james tengan earlier spoke with nhk world's sato mariko in new york. >> mariko, what has been the reaction in canada? >> there's been a lot anger from sikh canadians directed at india over these allegations. canada is home to 770,000 sikhs, the highest population outside india, and they are influential. there are a number of prominent canadian politicians who are sikh including the leader of a major political party, so this is not a small group targeted by india. the sikh community has helped and canada is also home to a large number of known sikh indians who may sympathize with new delhi and be skeptical of these allegations. >> mariko, tell us about the political ramifications of thi

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for that and you're looking at pictures of the situation in ottawa where if the zelensky and justin trudeaucheduled to appear trudeau pledged nearly $500 million to ukraine and hot on the heels of the world tour through the united states monday through wednesday. he received a series of standing ovations as he afforded canadian law makers, an honor he was refused by republicans yesterday in washington. he said ukraine would never give up. >> ukraine and canada are the same. we stand and we fight for life. ukraine, not genocide will be victorious in this war. people will be the winners, not the creme lincoln. freedom will be the winner. justice will be the winner. you can know this for sure about us because you know for sure about yourself, that you would never submit to evil. [applause] christian: important trip, this, for president sch zelsky, given that some of the alleys are wavering. we saw that particularly yesterday on the republican side. there are reports om several sources that the european commission is about to begin membership talks begin with you crane in earnest and then e.u.

justin trudeau came to india in 2018. ef meeting with mahendra modi. it was no doubt very brief, it lasted five minutes but it was extremely tense. they did not hug each other theyjust shook hands and very briefly, so it was clear that things were not right between the two countries and after justin trudeau made that statement in the canadian parliament on monday, there was shock and even anger in india. india is feeling offended that a friendly country like canada has gone public with allegations which india has now said our unsubstantiated. there is a lot of surprise and india has urged canada that they take action against separatists who are using canadian soil to spread hatred in india. flan soilto spread hatred in india. can ou rive soilto spread hatred in india. can you give us— soilto spread hatred in india. can you give us a _ soil to spread hatred in india. can you give us a bit of background with regards to the murder of hardeep singh nijjar. orwas regards to the murder of hardeep singh nijjar. or was he and why

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the british spectator in the article is a nazi: justin trudeau’s thorn sarcastically writes: this isexcuse, you don’t need to be a doctor of historical sciences to understand that the ukrainian military man who fought against the russians in the 1940s was probably associated with the nazis. but the german ambassador to canada sabine sparusser, who applauded along with everyone else, still pretended that she allegedly did not understand anything. kiev is silent, apparently they understand that there will be similar excuses look ridiculous. zelsky, whose grandfather fought the nazis, could not help but know what he represented. are members of the sss glyachin division, the most severe punitive unit of the nazis. it is noteworthy that canada sheltered most of the surviving ukrainian ss men. the canadian global mail writes that justin tludeau's father, who also served as prime minister of canada, had a hand in their well-being. the late former prime minister pierre trudeau once said that he had deliberately abandoned the idea of ​​prosecuting nazi war criminals who lived in canada. feari

this is a big allegation from justin trudeau. >> yeah. you're absolutely right.anada expelled a top diplomat and today india responded in kind expelling a canadian diplomat. india accusing canada of meddling in its internal affairs. it appears to be a situation where the tensions between the two countries are starting to rise. of course, all of this is coming less than 24 hours after canada's prime minister justin trudeau announced in parliament that his intelligence agencies have been investigating what he is calling credible allegations that india's government may have been linked to the killing of a sikh leader in june. for context here, this leader was a strong supporter of a movement that calls for a sikh homeland. keep in mind, this is a movement that's banned in india. the government sees this as a threat to their national security. now trudeau says that he spoke face to face with modi, the prime minister of india, about the investigation last week at the g-20 meetings, and he continues to push a strong message. take a listen to what he had to say. >> we w

after he was found out he fought with the nazis, there was an apology from justin trudeau. >>> look at this video, a night in center city, philadelphia. shocking images of lawlessness, prompting for ing more question basic safety in the cities in the united states. >>> and leading this hour, yes, the election music. you know i love it. a critical night in the republican presidential race. only seven will be allowed on the stage in this second debate instead of eight in the first round. asa hutchinson, the one not making the cut tonight. sorry, governor. the dominant candidate also will not be on stage, donald trump. though that is voluntarily. instead, he's going to michigan with a message for union workers, oddly he's chose on the do so at a non-union plant. jeff zeleny is in simi valley, california where republican candidates will take the stage in a few hours. jeff, who made the stage? how critical of a night is this for candidates looking to break through, which is, to be honest, all of them? >> reporter: it is all of them, jake, a critical night for all seven of those candidates,

i don't think there will be an outpouring of solidarity with justin trudeau on this.ays a law enforcement order of whether there are international networks around the calla star. that is one possible angle. i think the u.s. would not want to jeopardize the upward ascent of its successful bilateral courtship of india which might have had a very good g20 in delhi. the first british prime here. he has that whole soft power play with his engagements. there is obviously a lot at for india and the usa. other privately, i think they have their support of trudeau. they might offer some good advice. the canadians might follow in order to diffuse this crisis while investigating the murder. >> we will let you go. thank you so much for joining us. thank you for the analysis there. we have a lot more coming up including a market check as we see the hong kong training day coming for its break. that is along the way. this is bloomberg. crises are more from your state. did you know you can get someone to shop for you? with stitch fix, it couldn't be easier. i share my style, size and

never before has canadian prime minister justin trudeau appeared on the front pages of the world mediaed by to visit him. but in the western media these days, another story is thundering with the participation of the canadian prime minister, who managed to trip up another president, joe biden. the fact is that in the confrontation with china, biden has been trying for a long time, admittedly, not without success. play the indian card, but in the way of washington’s far-reaching plans, the canadian prime minister suddenly stood in the way, who risks quarreling the informal leader of the global south, that is, india, with the very west, and i hope, yul, you will remind me how it all began, well, it began, yet in june, when one of the leaders of the sikh separatists, hardib nijjar, was killed in the canadian province, he advocated secession from india, the state of punjab and the creation of an independent state on its territory. but a loud political scandal broke out 3 months later, when canadian prime minister justin trudeau, citing his intelligence data, said that indian intelligence a

prime minister justin trudeau told parliament he raised his concerns personally and directly to the indianme minister, modi, during the recent g20 summit in new delhi. reporter: over the past number of weeks, canadian security agencies have been actively pursuing credible allegations of a potential link between agents of the government of india and the killing of a canadian citizen. canada is a rule of law country. the protection of our citizens, of defense, of our sovereignty, are fundamental. our top priorities have therefore been, one, that our law enforcement and security agencies ensure the continued safety of all canadians, and two, that all steps be taken to hold perpetrators of this murder to account. >> steve hewitt is a professor of american history at the university of birmingham, he has canadian and studies counterterrorism and terrorism in canada, saying this is a very significant development. >> the canadian government must have fairly clear evidence to have escalated it to this level, to have gone public and behind the scenes at the g20 raised this issue. it obviously takes

justin trudeau raised the issue with both president biden and rishi sunak. and killing and its fallout is now a potential political powder keg in india and canada, home to one of the largest indian dias practice anywhere in the world. sikh independence has long been a dangerous fault line. now deadly consequences. paula newton, cnn. >>> next, what happens with the wagner militia in africa. we'll see how prigozhin's death is changing the way that his fighters operate. (female announcer) attention! medicare e has expanded dexcom coverage -for people with diabetes.s. -if you have diabetes, getting on dexcom g7 is the single most important thing you can do. it eliminates paful fingersticks, helps lower a1c, and is covered by medicare. before using the dexcom g7, i was really frustrated. my a1cas stuck. (feme announcer) dexcom g7 sends your glucose numbers to your phe or dexcom receiver without painful fingersticks. the arrow shows the direction your glucose is heading-- up, down, or steady. and because dexcom g7 is the most accurate cgm, you can make better deci

. >> ever since this meeting between narendra modi and justin trudeau, tensions have escalated even further. >> as an open declaration of diplomatic war. >> it is wednesday, september 20th, 4:00 a.m. here in atlanta and palm beach, florida where there is damaging new information about donald trump's handling of classified documents. the "new york times" and abc news report trump asked a former assistant in the wteouse and at mar-a-lago, molly micha, to lie to or mislead investigators. ko ko according to the "times," he told her you don't know anything about the boxes. and those would be the boxes that correspond to a federal indictment were openly stored in mar-a-lago ball room and bathroom among other places. and cnn asked former trump white house attorney ty cobb what he thought when he heard the reports. >> i hear trump, you know, really for the first time in terms of the way this evidence is rolled out, speaking in the terms of a mob boss. you know, giving a direct order to somebody that he probably should have no reason to believe, you know, would lie for him. but expecting her to do s

indian separatists in canadian soil in the past 3 months , canadian prime minister justin trudeau hasepeatedly accused indian agents of being involved in this assassination and said that for this claim there is a reason, but the indian government has denied any role in this assassination. the tensions between canada and india are increasing, and now we are going to new delhi to talk to our correspondent in india, mr. hassan abdul-malki. mr. abdul-malki . i am at your service. have a good time. mr. b. maleki. tell us about the latest state of relations between india and canada . please tell us what happened in this tense diplomatic week . diplomatic tension between india and canada started almost two weeks ago. the height of these diplomatic tensions it reached its peak from tuesday, tuesday, wednesday and thursday last week these tensions and in the last 3-4 days, new restrictions or new diplomatic tensions have not been added to the previous tensions. in the last week, especially the three days that i mentioned to you, both countries reacted step by step to the accusations against in

justin trudeau is a excuse me bucket. i take this personally and i'll tell you why.onking your horn in the protest, honk honk was code for heil hitler. apparently unvaxxed truckers were treated worse than nazis. >> i'm wheel cost memoir and i said you have to have a skill to survive not a as a good thing but a tragedy now. i want to know where those people are now. where are they now when a real nazi is there. where's that white house [bleep] who condemned me? do you remember that? where are those smelly loser blockers sniffing their dingy fingers and firing klonopin. why aren't they speaking up now when they actually have a real nazi. because it's not about nazis it's about gathering scalps of political adversaries. like a real one would. >> jesse:. >> judge jeanine: has the biden white house commented? >> jesse: they commented on the five i agree, in this country or anywhere else these days quickly but i thought trudeau's statement was weak, he sort of gambled into russian misinformation for no apparent reason and it is pauling. i chalk it up to either, either inte

someone. but he forced a pregnant woman to listen to criticism and answer questions, where is justin trudeau answer, then she read her script about how everyone was confused by the situation, she got a terrible job, but justy trudeau finds any excuses to not to come to the house of commons. all of russia's achievements in economics, agriculture, industry and science will soon be visible at the international exhibition-room in moscow. according to the plan, it will last almost six months, the regions are already preparing stands. what lipetsk region will represent in our next material. in the yabline gardens of the lebedyansky district, dozens of varieties are being harvested on hundreds of hectares. the harvest is rich, it is impossible to collect it from the farm on our own; every year , visitors, mainly students from neighboring cities and other regions, help. the combination of natural conditions, centuries of experience and new technologies gives the result: a juicy , sweet fruit grown without chemicals can be stored for a whole year until the next harvest. without any chemical treatment

volodymyr zelenskyy will be spending the day with justin trudeau.e is expected to address canada's parliament later today. >>> rupert murdoch stepping down and handing over control of his media empire to his eldest son lachlan. >>> new polling shows a close contest to be runner up behind donald trump in the u.s. presidential race, that suggests a sizable share of likely republican voters are open to changing their minds about their preferred candidate. jeff zeleny reports from washington. >> reporter: with second republican presidential debate now on the horizon scheduled for next week, candidates are scrambling to try to distinguish themselves from one another. this really has effectively become a race for second place. let's look at a couple new state by state polls that have just been released. in iowa for example, which starts off the nominating process next january, of course donald trump holding a commanding lead in iowa. but look at nikki haley. she has increased her standing there in recent weeks and now this truly is a race for second place

since canadian prime minister justin trudeau has repeatedly accused indian agents of being involved inhe assassination of a sikh leader on canadian soil, relations between delhi and nottawa have turned cold . analysts believe that this diplomatic dispute affects india-us relations it will be heavy. the discovery of pyramid groups and a complete tomb from the ancient roman period in the gaza strip. antiquities experts say that in the new excavations they found four pyramid graves that date back to 200 years ago and the roman period, several skeletons and two coffins decorated with lead and some containers. pottery and metal are also among the recent discoveries. with this discovery, the number of graves that have been discovered so far in the north of gaza reaches 134. now in the world today , i am with you with some news about the misfortunes of the world. dealing with immigrants, they are the miseries of the world he said: "his country must be strict about immigrants and cannot accept all the miseries of the world . there are 10,000 asylum seekers in our country every year , and 2 bil

be better to remain silent, just like that, and this is essentially not an apology, for this justin trudeauavily criticized here because he did not apologize himself or on behalf of the canadian government. as if on behalf of parliament , so he apologized to someone unknown, so , well, he was forced to do it, well, it looks a little funny from our point of view, of course, the canadian authorities took into account, state of our bilateral relations, they have not contacted us, they are simply afraid of us and avoid us, but you probably saw that we put a lot of pressure on the information activities of the embassy on the local political class and one of the achievements of this morning, we discovered yesterday that gunko has fund, to an educational fund in the province of alberta, and we asked the university how they would react, today this university said that the day... it will return it, it won’t matter anymore , well, that’s a small victory, well, here i am of course, i dare to assume that citizen ganko is one person, but we know from post-war history that canada has sheltered quite a lo

put a pregnant woman out there to listen to all the criticism and answer questions, where is justin trudeau, why isn't he answering, then she read her script about how everyone was confused by the situation , she got a terrible job, but justin trudeau finds any excuse not to come to the house of commons, another step towards biden’s resignation was taken in the us house of representatives. now as part of a hearing on corruption and deception. the president's closest aides interrogated, including secretary of state antony blinken. the transfers, which lawyers called part of the loan, turned out to be personal investments; alek komarova looked into the scandalous case. republicans with accusations, democrats with posters, journalists on the floor. this is how the first meeting of the american house of representatives took place in the case of biden’s dismissal from the presidency. senators from the democratic party tried to the last. do i understand correctly that we are obliged to follow the rules according to which we do not have the right to become personal when speaking about the presiden

justin trudeau is a scholars bucket. because he is black in the face. i actually take this pretty personally and i will tell you why. this canadian mp said that just honking your horn and protest, hong kong, was code for "hail hitler," they are on unvaxxed-80 truckers are treated worse than -- remember at this table when i quoted a holocaust memoi, and i said you had to have skill to survive, but not as a good thing come as a tragic, horrible reality, i was called pro-nazi-is on. where are these people now when a real nazi -- where is that white house asshole who condemned me, do you remember that? where are those sharing -- why aren't they speaking up now? when they actually have a real nazi? because it is not about nazis, it is about gathering scalps of political adversaries, like a real nazi would. >> greg: on noetic >> jesse: has the biden white house commented on this? >> martha: it appears no. i agree. i was surprised how quickly the speaker stepped down. we don't normally see that kind of behavior in this country

jennifer: prime minister justin trudeau there speaking with bloomberg's erik schatzker.s talking about the canadian and chinese relationship. a bit of weakness when it comes to the u.s.-yuan cross. the chinese currency looking weaker and declining seven. 36 to the dollar, just below that. it is a 16 month low. this follows the weakest pboc fixing since july. analysts are now concerns adjusting that the central bank may be allowing the currency to depreciate. coming up, underperformers at goldman sachs to be shown the door as soon as next month according to that financial times. more on that just ahead. nice footwork. man, you're lucky, watching live sports never used to be this easy. now you can stream all your games like it's nothing. yes! [ cheers ] yeah! woho! running up and down that field looks tough. it's a pitch. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. jennifer: good morning, this is "bloomberg daybreak europe." i'm jennifer zabasajja in europe . apple's asian suppliers extend drops, pulling the benchmark lower after china's

the accusations by the canadian government by prime minister justin trudeau is quite extraordinary becauseens on canadian soil seen as a violation of sovereignty. so this is likely to have another reaction from new delhi now. according to canadian media, an sentience diplomat has been expelled, asked to leave the country. you can expect the indian government to do the same when they wake up in the morning. now, it is very early morning. it shows how the issue of the diaspora sihk community, they live predominantly in the northern sentience state of punjab. they have a large community outside of india living in canada and the issue, a section of them supporting a separated state for the sikh in india. that has been a source of your ten for india and canada for a while. india has in the past has accused canada of not doing enough to quell what it called "anti—india activities of extremist elements", referring to the rise of the sikh separatist movement on canadian soil. what does this latest allegation do to already frosty relations? we can expect a tit—for—tat reaction from india and we alr

the parliament of canada, because last week zelenskyi was... in the parliament together with justin trudeau, and there was already a ukrainian veteran there , 98-year-old yaroslav, yaroslav gunko, and he was presented as a hero, and then it turned out that he fought in the sss of galicia, and a very, very big scandal in canada, a very big scandal in russia and in the world, how is this, how did it happen, what do you say, who and how it fuels this, because the speaker of the parliament resigned because of it and justin trudeau had to justify himself a lot, well, actually, this is a very strange story, because, for example, at least 50,000 ukrainians fought on the side of canada in the second world war, according to secondly, the division of sss halychyna, this is vafs, this is field, this an army division, it's not a punishment, it's not sss, sss. those classic german ones, among national minorities, so to speak, did not exist, these are exclusively german units, this wafs is a linear, infantry division that took part in the battles at the fords, it held out there for three days, was actual

justin trudeau had to justify himself a lot, well, actually, this is a very strange story, because, for example, on the side of canada in the second world war, no less than 50,000 ukrainians fought, secondly, the sss galicia division, this is vafs, this is a field division, this is an army division , this is not a punishment, these are not the ss, the ss, those classic germans , among... there were no national minorities, so to speak, these are exclusively german units, this , the wafs, is a linear, infantry division that took part in battles under the fords, it has been there for days she lasted three, was actually broken, after that internment, well, she stayed for some time in germany, nowhere in any documents of the nuremberg tribunal, the sss does not appear as war criminals, so this whole scandal, of course, he cut off, so to speak , with some additional, well, such media ones growths, that is, it is heated too much, but i think that the ukrainian community will find a mechanism to overcome this situation, especially since there are many parliamentarians and ukrainians. in the cur

justin trudeau, speaking in response to that incident. over a territorial dispute about islands in the south china sea. both countries claim the area known as the scarborough shoal. the philippines says it removed a floating barrier installed by china to block philippine fishing boats. china said it maintains it has sovereignty of the island, and said the philippines should not make provocations or seek trouble. with more on this, our asia pacific regional editor celia hattonjoins me. celia, tell us more about this barrier. where was it constructed? this barrier is really _ where was it constructed? ti 3 barrier is really interesting because this really seems to be the first time that china has tried to put up a physical barrier to stop philippine boats, the coastguard, fishing boats and the like, from travelling to an area china considers its own. this area is called scarborough shoal by philippines and other countries but this 300 metre long floating barrier was discovered by the philippine coastguard. there was a very intrusive small v

amy: tension is escalating between canada and india after canadian prime minister justin trudeau accused agents of the indian government of assassinating a prominent canadian sikh leader outside a temple in british columbia in june. we will get the latest. then to the case of wikileaks founder julian assange as calls grow for the biden administration to halts its prosecution of the imprisoned journalist. we will speak to gustavo petro, the president of colombia. he called on the u.s. to free assange. >> a message of democracy, lifting of he could pardon the past to tell the world a journalist doing the job as a journalist should not be kept prisoner, even if it has a negative impact on the interest of the u.s. power. amy: and we will speak to an australian senator who has just flown into washington, d.c., as part of a delegation to lobby the united states to abandon its plan to extradite julian assange from britain. then to indigenous leader winona laduke. a judge in minnesota has thrown out criminal charges against her and two other water defenders who were arrested for protesting at th

but he forced a pregnant woman to listen to all the criticism and answer questions, where is justin trudeaun she read her script about how everyone was confused by the situation, she got a terrible job, but justin trudeau finds any excuses to not to come to the house of commons. the west is showing signs that it is running out of weapons and patience with ukraine, this is stated in... an american political publication. the authors of the article note that republicans in the usa, politicians poland and france declare their intention to limit arms supplies to kiev. in addition, in western countries there is a growing fear that the conflict will become indefinite; against this background, the head of the committee of chiefs of staff is changing in the united states. mark milley is replaced by charles brown. according to the politician, the americans chose the wrong time to change the leadership of such a thing. a forum of young entrepreneurs has opened in vladivostok. this is an annual event of the rosmolodezh event platform. about 300 young people arrived in primorye entrepreneurs from all ov

you have justin trudeau apologizing. i do not think zelinski has said anything about this yet.: he has not. as far as i know, zelenskyy has condemned this in 2021, condemned it then, been silent since, as far as this incident. i will tell you this, as soon as i saw the news that he was described as a finder -- fighter for ukraine's independence against russia, i knew he was a nazi collaborator. the first question that came to my mind was, which unit was he in? because that is a euphemism that they use to say, you know, we did not fight for germany, we fought against russia. it is a rhetorical trick because when they fought against russia, they were fighting alongside and under command of nazi germany. honestly, i have been shocked because i have reported on canada's dark history of taking in nazi collaborators, including in "the nation" about canada's nazi monuments, which they have monuments to this exact division. this is a country that on its soil has monuments celebrating that ss, as does the united states. in many ways, yaroslav hunka belonged up in the parliament, because

canadian prime minister justin trudeau apologized for the nazis in parliament, but no, it’s not about but about the sss veteran gonko, but trouble has begun. kiev writes letters to nato and offers to apply. strikes on the territory of iran, syria and russia to stop the production of drones, well, where would we be without racism in current politics, former speaker of the armed forces of ukraine cirillo, in a new prank by vavan and lexus, spoke about the dominance of the nazis in the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine and said that russians are not people and are generally dangerous to all humanity. well, what can i say, in america they are actively fighting for human rights, but at the same time they do not tire of dreaming about a significant part of the destruction of humanity. about these and other news immediately after a short advertisement, do not switch. it seems to me that this is not a sin, because this is love. people's artist of the soviet union vera vasilyeva died on august 8. she would have turned 98 on september 30th years. she walked and played and was dressed up. i w

we will have more on that worsening spat between india and canada, and as i say, justin trudeau hasjustw to our other main story this hour. that is the news that rupert murdoch is stepping down from running one of the world's most powerful media empires. his eldest son lachlan is taking charge of fox and news corp, although the 92—year—old will continue in the position of "emeritus chairman". rupert murdoch has spent more than 70 years building his global media empire after starting in local newspapers in his native australia. in a statement to staff, mr murdoch says the companies "are in robust health, as am i". he goes on to say... "our opportunities far exceed our commercial challenges". lachlan murdoch has congratulated his father on what he called his " remarkable 70—year ca reer". our bbc business correspondent erin delmore is in new york and told us what this mean for the future of news corp and fox. as brian stelter told you in your interview earlier, this isn't an altogether shocking development. rupert murdoch is 92 years old. the succession plan has been talked about, and his

by the way, zelska will later wear the same image for a visit with canadian prime minister justin trudeau, but thanks to her loose hair, the image has a completely different mood - says the expert. glory to ukraine. trudeau is trudeau, you know that he can wear some red socks with all the classic suit, he 's a bit of a rebel, that's why loose hair is fine, it's not the pentagon, it's justin trudeau instead, for a visit to the bidens in the white house, zelska wore a light suit, which was decorated with a brooch. with the contours of the map of ukraine, the visit to the bidens, it no longer had such an official flavor, you see, it was already such an almost friendly visit, so being in something like this , you know, one hundred percent divisive, or emphatically restrained, did not make sense, she emphasized that that i am the wife of the president of ukraine, with this brooch... with the real contours of our country. and for a meeting with representatives of the ukrainian and american communities politicians, and before that with students of georgetown university, zelska came in an embroid