the invasion of kuwait shocks the world. the very same night. you as president george bush consults with his allies, negotiation or counter tack. this will not stand. this will not stand this aggression against kuwait. i shouldn't, they can, you did. did then am etiquette. well in so any bit tickler digital must be at ma'am alana. when i know what else he at in osa they had the 6th of august 1990. the un security council adopts resolution 661 and imposes sanctions on iraq. saddam hussein bytes back. he orders the hostage taking of westerners in kuwait with us. ambassador joseph wilson is told to negotiate their release in baghdad. i have not slept in several days. i had thousands of americans in distress in kuwait . i had hundreds of hostages. i was not in a very good mood, and i represent the united states of america. i thought it was what is seats and foreign minister ta kaziz. i showed over the form in history and i get summoned into this room, a nurse said on. he's wearing his bought party uniform, he's got a gun on and he had these very dee

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the invasion of kuwait shocks the world. the very same night us president george rush consults with his allies, negotiation or counter attack. this will not stand. this will stand this aggression against kuwait. i shouldn't go and you did. did that then? am etiquette? well in seine, particular digital voice. yes ma'am. alana. helena. what else? hey ethan. oh so they had the 6th of august 1990. the un security council adopt resolution 661 and imposes sanctions on iraq. saddam hussein bytes back. he orders the hostage taking of westerners in kuwait with us. ambassador joseph wilson is told to negotiate their release in baghdad. i have not slept in several days. i had thousands of americans in distress and kuwait . i had hundreds of hostages. i was not in a very good mood. and i represent the united states of america. i thought it was when he seated foreign minister, tariq aziz i showed over the form in history and i get someone in this room. a nurse said on he's wearing his bought party uniform. he's got a gun on and he had th

this will stand this aggression against kuwait. i shouldn't they can you just did that then am etiquette well in 70 particular digital, but yes ma'am. alana. when i know what else he at in osa they had the 6th of august 1990. the un security council adopts resolution 661 and imposes sanctions on iraq. saddam hussein bytes back. he orders the hostage taking of westerners in kuwait with us. ambassador joseph wilson is told to negotiate their release and baghdad. i had not slept in several days. i had thousands of americans in distress in kuwait. i had hundreds of hostages. i was not in a very good mood and i represent the united states of america. i thought it was when he seated foreign minister tar kaziz. i showed over the form in history and i get summoned into this room nurse saddam. he's wearing his bought party uniform, he's got a gun on and he had these very deep brown eyes and he would fix you with a stare and unblinking. and i didn't have any talking points as i didn't know. i was meeting him. so i just went through what i fi

so for example, in the case of kuwait, if you remember, after iraq invaded kuwait invaded kuwait in early 1991. in fact, the secret curity council did issue a resolution entitling parties. countries to essentially go to kuwait's defense. that's not gonna happen here. russia has firmly blacked it blocked any action on the part of the security council. so could countries, none the less get together in a kind of coalition of the willing to help ukraine under the circumstances. there is some international law for so called right to protect. it's hazy, but the reality of this that was the legal side, the reality is a, the adversary is russia and it's armed with nuclear weapons and it has made it clear that it might be prepared to use them. so nobody is going to go down that path at the moment, at least. so monday ukrainian president signed a formal application for you. membership and zalinski is going to be addressing that you in roughly 2 hours time, which will be carrying live. of course here on the w's. but how is this application for you? membership are going to be received. well, it's so

how can he disagree with kuwait over april helium's borders of 1990? 1990, two days before the attack, u.s. assistant secretary of state for the middle east james kelly stated that we have no relationship based on defense treaties with any of the states historically we refrain from taking a position on border disputes or disagreements within the wards james kelly in 1990 mr. kelly urgal, the conscious secret plan 90.002 was developed by the carter administration in case of intervention to protect saudi arabia, it was this plan that was the basis for the so -called storm into the wasteland. representatives of the american administration publicly emphasized the lack of obligations to protect kuwait, even against the backdrop of the stormy rhetoric of saddam, who demanded to withdraw the american fleet from the gulf and who promised to burn the floor of israel in the event of an attack on any arab country, it must be borne in mind that relations in iraq, the united states was developing very favorably by that time, approaching a direct military partnershi

removed that force, the iraqi forces, from kuwait.ave a similar situation here but america, as i said, has lost its appetite for foreign wars, and the president of russia since is that and is taking advantage of america's lacking the will to be engaged in a foreign more like they were in 1991 in the liberation of kuwait. this is a terrible war and we cannot control what putin does as far as nuclear weapons, so there's no sense in trying to worry about that. what you have to do is do what america is called to do because america is the leader of the free world and so it needs to act like that. we are the leader of the free world. host: ok, bernard. a couple callers were talking about the no-fly zone. we have defense secretary lloyd austin. he was in slovakia earlier this week and he reiterated the position of the u.s. and nato that they would not be establishing a no-fly zone over ukraine. here it is. [video clip] >> they question. the ukrainian president calls again and again for a no-fly zone over ukraine. at the level of nato, there

first and foremost, saudi arabia and kuwait. he requests a dat cancellation, lou. she turned out from laura donald de, my, she bitter year iraq, the gun, the vol, largely the behest of the oil monarchies. don't. can you buy cars, therefore legitimate for him to demand compensation for the results and called it? and the sacrifices made sir noah diflucan. as far as i know, all the arab nations of pain, including saudi arabia, will be all except to wait till fluctuate amier. jabber of kuwait refuses to cancel the rocky that in early 1990 saddam hussein's ends troops to the kuwaiti border arab nations in particular, egypt and jordan attempt to mediate the iraqis was sent at saint he thought abraham and to ha ramadan who were not really diplomats they were compos in saddam's mafia regime basically ramadan, you swear, pearl handled pistols, crossways in his meetings, to the cross handled drawn. if some point during the negotiations, the qualities told the iraqis, and if you need more money, you should do what iraqis have been doing for centuries. put your women back out

the coalition, fewer than 400 the liberation of kuwait is a u. s. triumph. we promised to be given the means to fight. we promise not to look over your shoulder . we promised this would not be another vietnam. and we kept that promise. the spectre of vietnam has been buried forever. good luasa in wars wouldn't know. presidents die, the people and the soldiers die. that's how it is. the nation is in ruins. with the moral grass is halted. chaos rein. every thing regresses or de la dirty water. blue the gulf war is over, but he, rockies, suffering nose, no end under pressure from washington, london, and paris. the un security council upholds the embargo on iraq. the country is practically cut off from the rest of the world to this day. iraq's power supply still isn't back up to pre war levels. many places rely on diesel generators for electricity. people manage as best they can and the circumstances water and sewage treatment had to be driven by electricity. potable water was no longer available for children for adults throughout the country. secondly, the sewa

the coalition, fewer than 400 the liberation of kuwait is a u. s. triumph. we promised to be given the means to fight. we promise not to look over your shoulder . we promised this would not be another vietnam. and we kept that promise. the spectre of vietnam has been buried forever. good luasa in wars wouldn't know. presidents die, the people and the soldiers die. that's how it is. the nation is in ruins. the moral grass is halted. chaos reigns every thing, regresses or de la jolla. ah, the gulf war is over. buddy, rocky suffering knows no end under pressure from washington, london and paris. the un security council upholds the embargo on iraq the country is practically cut off from the rest of the world. to this day, iraq's power supply still isn't back up to pre war levels. many places rely on diesel generators for electricity. people manage as best they can and the circumstances water and sewage treatment had to be driven by electricity. potable water was no longer available for children for adults throughout the country. secondly, the sewage treat consis

first and foremost, saudi arabia and kuwait. he requests a dat cancellation mm . she turned out from what i don't demo she before. yeah. iraq the gun, the whole largely the behest of the oil monarchies don't can it because therefore legitimate for him to demand compensation for the resulting call day. and the sacrifices made sir noah diflucan as far as i know, all the arab nations of pain, including saudi arabia, albeit he can all except to wait till fluctuate. amir jobber of kuwait refuses to cancel a rocky death. in the early 1990 saddam hussein sends troops to the kuwaiti border arab nations in particular, egypt and jordan attempts to mediate the iraqis had sent him and said he thought abraham and to ha ramadan who were not really diplomats, they were compos in saddam's mafia regime basically ramadan, you swear, pearl handled pistols, crossways in his meetings. so the cross handled drawn. if some point during the negotiations, the kuwaitis sold the iraqis on. if you need more money, you should do what iraqis have been doing for centuries. put your women back ou

i didn't think that he was crazy enough to try to invade kuwait. i thought he was just gonna bluster as he normally does come with the consequences going back into the stone ages despite the 2nd part of our series included with d, w, a in many pollution. so now in the world right now, the climate change, if any, off the story, this is my flex the way from just one week. how much was going to really get we still have time to go. i'm going all in with his subscribe along with a man with the memories of a woman, ali from syria is born in a female body, forced into marriage, great to his escape, will be the journey of his life. far from home, ali can finally become the person he's always wanted to be. i have only spur, badly elementary credit that will go through with it. i was born in stuart's march 30th on d, w. ah, here's the top business to yourself. the week. russia is openly threatening to cut off gas supplies to europe, that will lead to enormous supply shortages, especially for germany. but also for the rest of the you. many companies use gas f

in, in 1900. 90 kuwait is entitled in the exercise of its own self defense to ask her out to protect it, why we iraq. so there are a lot of there are, there are a lot of different situations and different facts. different circumstances give rise to different remedies. absolutely. but the, in most of those circumstances be access central interest of the united states. we're not involved. your own populations were not threatened either in libya or in syria or for that matter during the 2nd iraq invasion that you saw eagerly supported now. well no that's, that's simply not correct in, in either case. and you can, you can talk about these others as well. in the case of syria where terrorists supported by iran, supported by the government of syria, were threatening to create an islamic state. there would have threatened the west as a whole and had very strong western support across the board with our nato allies to destroy the islamic state. nobody can argue, nobody in their right mind can argue that ukraine posed any threat to russia, none whatsoever. well, we will talk more about that.

it's kuwait is entitled in the exercise of its own self defense to ask her out, eyes to protect it, why we iraq. so there are a lot of yeah, there are, there are a lot of different situations and different facts. different circumstances give rise to different remedies. absolutely, but the, in most of those circumstances be at the central interest of the united states were not been both your own populations were not threatened either in libya or in syria or for that matter during the 2nd iraq invasion that you saw eagerly supported. no, no, no. well, no that's, that's simply not correct in either case. and you can, you can talk about these others as well in the case of syria where terrorists supported by iran, supported by the government of syria, were threatening to create an islamic state. there would have threatened the west as a whole and had very strong western support across the board with our nato allies to destroy the islamic state. nobody can argue nobody in their right mind can argue that ukraine posed any threat to russia, none whatsoever. well, we will talk more about that. t

empowered other countries essentially to help get iraq out of kuwait if it didn't leave voluntarily. that is a clearer legal position. but terry, that's the last side. the other side, of course, is simply pragmatism, reality, the adversary here is a nuclear armed power. i cannot imagine that nato would go up against russia under these circumstances when ukraine is not a member of nato, the legal situation is somewhat hazy and the reality is obviously very problematic. ok, so that's the, that's the legal aspect with respect to nato and the international criminal court. let's talk about the european union. we know that the ukraine would like to be a member of both nato and the european union. on, on monday we saw the ukrainian president sign a formal application for you membership. how is that likely to be received in brussels? it's quite interesting. ursula underline the commission president has gone straight out into the in public and said she supports this membership. and in fact, yesterday, a foreign minister burbock here in germany had a visit from her counterpart of from sylvania

kuwait, we went into iraq and basically destroyed its army. now in retrospect, we probably should have done more, but that's the kind of situation in which the u. s. has historically fought, not because we want territory for ourselves, not because we seek economic advantage, but because one of our friends or allies has been invaded by somebody else, that's what's happening in ukraine today. and the difference between russian actions and us just about as clear as it could be. your line of argument is like the, the old saying that here you've got a, an old lady in the, in the, near the path of a bus that's out of control. a $11.00 man comes up to or pushes or in the front of the bus. another man comes up to her and pushes her away from the bus. and somebody says, well, you know, both these people are just pushing old ladies around. sure, a claim for that one. okay, but i mean, you know that the united, i mean it does not mean that you would have supported this kind of military action or a singer, missiles and so on being sent off to the referend

first and foremost, saudi arabia and kuwait. he requests a dat cancellation, lou. she turned out from what i don't do. my, she been clear, iraq, the gun, the whole largely the behest of the oil monarchies. don't. can you buy cars, therefore legitimate for him to demand compensation for the results and called it? and the sacrifices made sir noah diflucan. as far as i know, all the arab nations of pain, including saudi arabia, will be all except to wait till fluctuate amier, jabber of kuwait refuses to cancel the rocky debts. in early 1990 saddam hussein's ends troops to the kuwaiti border. arab nations in particular, egypt and jordan attempts to mediate the iraqis was sent at saint he thought abraham and to ha ramadan who were not really diplomats, they were compos in saddam's mafia regime basically ramadan. you swear, pearl handled pistols, crossways in his meetings. so the cross handled drawn if some point during the negotiations, the kuwaitis told the iraqis, and if you need more money, you should do what iraqis have been doing for centuries. put your women back

a mere jabber of kuwait refuses to cancel a rocky depth. in early 1990 saddam hussein sends troops to the kuwaiti border arab nations in particular, egypt and jordan attempts to mediate the iraqis was sent at said he thought abraham and to ha ramadan who were not really diplomats, they were compos in saddam's mafia regime, basically ramadan you swear, pearl handled pistols, crossways in his meetings. so the cross handled drawn. at some point during the negotiations, the kuwaitis told the iraqis, if you need more money, you should do what iraqis have been doing for centuries. pusher women back out on the streets. and apparently saddam didn't appreciate that very much a by george herbert walker bush, by george herbert walker boy, do solemnly swear that i will basically execute the office of president of the united states with with that shook the world. russia's invasion of ukraine, a historical turning point. i am here. we will not equate our resistance. we will defend our country. russia, wal mart in boone is now isolated. look back at the 1

kuwait, we went into iraq and basically destroyed its army. now in retrospect, we probably should have done more, but that's the kind of situation in which the u. s. has historically fought, not because we want territory for ourselves, not because we seek economic vantage. but because one of our friends or allies has been invaded by somebody else, that's what's happening in ukraine today. and the difference between russian actions and us just as bad as clear as it could be. your line of argument is like the, the old saying that here you've got a, an old lady in the, near the path of a bus that's out of control. a 11 man comes up to her and pushes are in the front of the bus. another man comes up to her and pushes her away from the bus. and somebody says, well, you know, both these people are just pushing old ladies around. lo sure equate the parallel of that one. ok, but i mean, you know that the united, i mean it does not mean that you would have supported this kind of military action or a singer, missiles and so on being sent off to the refe

kuwait, we went into iraq and basically destroyed its army. now in retrospect, we probably should have done more, but that's the kind of situation in which the u. s. has historically fought, not because we want territory for ourselves, not because we seek economic advantage, but because one of our friends or allies has been invaded by somebody else, that's what's happening in ukraine today. and the difference between russian actions and us just as bad as clear as it could be. your line of argument is like the, the old saying that here you've got a, an old lady in the, near the path of a bus that's out of control. a 11 man comes up to her and pushes her in the front of the bus. another man comes up to her and pushes her away from the bus. and somebody says, well, you know, both these people are just pushing old ladies around. low, sure, a, quite the parallel of that one. okay. but i mean, you know that the united, i mean it does not mean that you would have supported this kind of military action or a singer, missiles and so on being sent off to

so fluctuate amier, jabber of kuwait refuses to cancel a rocky death. in early 1990 saddam hussein's ends troops to the kuwaiti border arab nations in particular, egypt and jordan attempt to mediate the iraqis was sent at cityside abraham and to ha ramadan who were not really diplomats, they were compos in saddam's mafia regime basically ramadan. you swear, pearl handled pistols, crossways in his meetings. so the cross handled drawn. if some point during the negotiations, the kuwaitis sold the iraqis. and if you need more money, you should do what iraqis have been doing for centuries. put your women back out on the streets and apparently i'm saddam didn't appreciate that very much with by george herbert walker. hi, george herbert walker bush. do solemnly swear that i will basically execute the office of president of the united states graduate. ah, with we eco, india. how can a country's economy grow in harmony with its people and the environment? when there are doers who look at the bigger picture? india, a country that faces many challenges and whose p

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we can better kuwait and give a proper editorial, editorially cremated, a mix of content whereas, of a third party platform like facebook or tiktok, the algorithms are making that curated mix for the audiences. i5 making that curated mix for the audiences-— making that curated mix for the audiences. is you are very much aware, tiktok _ audiences. is you are very much aware, tiktok is _ audiences. is you are very much aware, tiktok is not _ audiences. is you are very much aware, tiktok is not owned - audiences. is you are very much aware, tiktok is not owned by l aware, tiktok is not owned by the bbc, are you worried about losing the central control over content? and is by chinese corporation which has its own bands on content for russia. very much so. this is because i am a journalist. journalism is almost like a chair where one of the legs is cure should. it is not in the research and reporting and publishing. it is also the incubation of content. what you put it together with? how do you prioritise it? and the control of duration is not in your hands when you are publishing on othe

, kuwait, ukraine and declaring brutal war on a country that was unsolicited.he market, that was another excuse for the market to sell off. if you look at fourth quarter earnings that is rear view but they were spectacular. we saw guidance increases and we saw tremendous amount of dividend increases which is a flash signal for us what management thinks long sustaining earnings power is. what gets us out of this we get through the fed meeting on march 16th. then we're down with earnings season for the most part. we'll start to see corporations coming back in buying shares and putting a floor under this market. charles: the buybacks will be maybe a trillion dollars this year. i got less than a minute to go but i always want to get from you, nancy, what is the latest thing? what have you done since the last time we spoke? >> we've been selling winners in more defensive names like some health care names, abbvie, j&j. we've been adding to names that have more defensive characteristics but not at the exclusion adding to technology. we're in today buying but around wh

reportero: esposo tambiÉn estÁ una misiÓn en kuwait. >> es duro, tengo miedo que no el no va saber..a guerra. >> nadie quiere que venga un hijo asÍ muerto. reportera: en el mundo de kevin no hay guerras. sÉptimo te llegara a pasar algo que quieres para kevin ?. >> yo quiero que Él sepa que lo quiero mucho, todo bastardÍa, Él bastar bien. reportera: todo este sacrificio es por Él? quÉ angustia ? >> se reportera: marbella dice que este sacrificio lo hace por su hijo y por su paÍs, . presentadora: vamos ahora a hablar de la pandemia los contagio por coronavirus ha aumentado 8% en el mundo desde mediados de enero la organizaciÓn mundial de la salud confirmÓ mÁs de 11 millones de nuevos casos en 6 regiones entre ella el pacÍfico occidental a África y europa, corea del sur tuvo el mayor aumento de infectados segundo por vietnam y alemania. los centros para control y la prevenciÓn de enfermedades predijeron que el nÚmero de muertospor covid se verÁ disminuyendo los estados unidos los expertos creen que la prÓxima cuarto semana unas 20,000 personas podrÍan morir por la enfermedad ese pronÓst

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kuwait was not a native country. was that escalatory? i mean, i am not suggesting that we put boots on the ground. what i am suggesting is we do everything we could possibly do short of that in order to protect a sovereign country that is a great ally and toes eight years ago to choose us. they embraced the rule of law instead of corruption. they did everything you would want to happen, at a time where people are living under authoritarian regimes. ukraine went the other way. and we owe it to them to be there at their side. we also signed the budapest memorandum in 1994 saying we would protect them. they would have to give up their nuclear weapons in exchange for guarantees of production by the u.k., the united states of america, and by russia. here we are today. we did not keep our end of the bargain. certainly, russia did not keep their end of the bargain. >> are you guys working on anything like that? sen. cruz: we should continue providing lethal military aid. and it's important to underscore why. what the american interest is in def

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up out of kuwait. saddam had a far sit inferior air force, the u.s.inaudible] if one took off it would be shot down. iraq also had, remember, this was united nations -- that won't happen here because russia enjoys -- russia as a whole other kettle of fish, they have a serious air force. the ukrainians have done a tremendous job in preventing russia from having predominance of the air. these are -- these are highly sophisticated jets, we have seen with they could do in places like syria. this is not the same kind of fight as the iraq war. >> bobby, let me ask you something. we are not, in many cases, able to confirm the video that has been put out. ukraine says they have taken down a lot of aircraft and that a lot of russian troops have died. russia says otherwise. what we have seen, is the description of residential areas. the bombing of homes and things like that. there are rules in wars, and there are accusations that these are war crimes. that they are targeting civilians. does that change the calculus, of everything that you're saying? at some poi

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