l. f. for over 20 years. he says that they've been doing it to de, stabilize the region and to their own interest as well. and this was not only that because he claims that they were worried about the disarmament of the tv left and what it could mean. now part of the deal is the fact that the deal that we're find here in pretoria is the fact that they've gotta be a gradual this amendment of the t l f. and they've got to be handing over of armory and all kinds of machinery that could start a conflict all a wall. and therein lies some of the loopholes that you will find in the deal. and the deal was particularly peculiar because it did not necessarily involve error tree in any way, even though a tree national forces had closed over to the if the o. p. and borders as it were. as the grim anniversary of the us invasion of iraq approaches the 20 year mark, hey, we're now see we continue our special coverage of one of the deadliest conflicts of the 21st century. at this hour, american and coalition forces are in th

i'm talking about groups like the democratic forces for the liberation of wanda, the f d l. art. they've been accused of killing hundreds of civilians. they've been accused of widespread sexual violence. president. second, he has said that he opposed any alliance between the congo leaves army and militias . but there are reports, credible reports that document the supply of arms and supply munition food all to these groups. you know, why is your government backing these militias? i think we must make things clear because there is a lot of manipulation and bad news, especially one of the special needs are fund governments bringing bad news news. what might be clear that speaking about both ways, those people, us, we've been fighting them since 1996. today we continue to fight them because they force, there are, is security programs for companies, people in the past years. and fortunately, they are a mom of those people who killed the cell number in the region. so we cannot walk, we, those people are called thank you. thank you cannot work with you cannot work with f d l r. but the

l. the world's largest battery maker will supply the technology for the lithium ion phosphate or l. f. p. batteries, as well as some equipment and workers affords, as a wholly owned subsidiary will own the factory and employ the workers. of the announcement comes mid strained trade ties between the us and china. but koreans quarter in new york with more ends afford teaming up with a chinese battery maker for this plant. at a time in the u. s. a. trying to get away from foreign reliance on batteries. how can we explain this? no, well, i mean it's definitely a noteworthy, especially with all the tensions between china and the united states. but i get that for it also depends on the expertise from the chinese manufacturer. as you mentioned, the world's biggest producer of batteries, i guess what it's important is that this factory is fully owned by ford. it's more of a licensing agreement with the chinese company and with the fact that the local okay did in the united states will be fully owned by ford. so they will be able to probably get some tax incentives from the inflation reduction

he said they were not interested in offering at this time an apoll l jay f -- apology for floating a balloon over the united states. >> there was no apology. i can also tell you, this was an opportunity to speak very clearly and very directly about the fact that china sent a surveillance balloon over our territory, violating our sovereignty and international law. i told him quite simply that was unacceptable and can never happen again. rachel: wow. that's unbelievably bland -- >> feckless. rachel: i mean i have more authority p when i put my kids in time out. it's true. they're not afraid of us and that's part of the scary point apt the fact they're in germany, talking about the ukraine war and russia and this is clearly the focus of our military and our pentagon and our white house, at the same time that we're seeing china getting more and more aggressive, vice president harris calling out china for deepening its relationship with moscow. listen to this. >> we are also troubled that beijing has deepened its relationship with moscow since the war began. looking ahead, any steps by ch

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selected and we're building a nickel processing facility, as well as other by-products like iron for l f p batteries, cobalt and platinum metals that are in our or body in minnesota, but will process that in north dakota. a couple comments here. you know, the u.s. does have very significant resources in the battery supply chain. all you have to do is look at the u.s. -- surveys, recent reports, and understand that the u.s. actually has quite a bit of what we need in the ground. it's a matter of getting it out and doing it responsibly. then having the processing capability to do it here. one of the things i will talk about in minnesota that were really fortunate at the tamarack nickel project is that we have high grades. up to 12% nickel, in what we are seeing in our -- why should the public care about high grade? because high grade means high concentration. that means we can actually go after an underground line very selectively and surgically, grab the high grade material, take it out in a responsible way, and make sure we're still protecting the environment. so, some of what the united

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