we spoke to a former london america. livingston, who said the financing fresh pandemic restrictions. the promise is simply trying to deflect attention from his downing street party scandals. his long stress without a proper planning of pretty consulting as many of the scientist children. and it's just to distract attention from all the news. conflicts about the parties going on in downing street. there will be a lot of people who do do that. they'll have their own private little parties in film because they think it's a prime minister can do this. why can't wait? but i think the vast majority of people in britain are aware of just how dangerous they pharmacies and they don't want to put their lives at risk or the lives of their partners or their parents all over my country. here people are home on a day or isolated and then they see this prime minister organizing all these ridiculous dangerous parties. i've been told they mustn't do. and of course, that's making a lot of anger. so i do think that there's a real prospect

we spoke to former london america livingston. he says the premier looks increasingly out of touch with voters now he's alienating more and more people. people want to see a prime minister who's in downing street because they want to make life better. the whole country, not just to look after himself and perhaps the promot himself and get nice and rich in order that he's the most dishonest politician i have ever come across. he just lives and lies all the time. i don't think he's really a politician. i think he just wants to be a famous celebrity. he should are going to show business. i'm. he said no clear political strategy. we were the last country in europe to going to, i locked down. we had thousands more die because of his failure to tackle this crisis really early, which is what a good politician should do when he 1st emerged on the political se, negroes massively popular. but in the 8 years he was mayor of london. he did virtually nothing. and he doesn't really do anything as prime minister. i do think i knew that there's a

we spoke to former london america live in stern, who says the by nancy fresh pandemic restrictions. in fact, the provenance is simply on a dive, flex attention from mother downing street party scandals. while things have unfold as much like as much of the nation would have really gone fish without a proper planning of pretty consulting as many of the scientist children. and it's just to distract attention from all the news coverage about the parties going on in downing street. there will be a lot of people who do do that. they'll have their own private policies in film because they think it's a prime minister. can do this. why can't wait, but i think the vast majority of people in britain are aware of just how dangerous this viruses and they don't want to put their lives at risk, or the lives of their partners or their parents all over my country. here people are stuck home, i mean, they're isolated and then they see this prime minister organizing will be ridiculous, dangerous parties. i've been told they mustn't do. and of course, that's making a lot of anger. so i do think that th

. >> reporter: the british high court here in london upholding america's appeal against a ruling thatradited to th u.s. his legal team saying they will launch a fresh appeal. but this decision makes it more likely that julian assange will 250,000 diplomatic cable say peer appear in an american court. the julian assange story has so much history with the 250,000 diplomatic cables that were leaked about the wars in iraq and afghanistan. there is his engagement with the russian military intelligence, the g.r.u. to leak lurid conspiracy theories about hillary clinton and the democratic party there the rape allegations in sweden that were subsequently dropped there was that time that he was holed up in the ecuadorian embassy. but what this case is about is an american charge, not of leaking information, but of hacking, that he conspired wit chelsea manning to try to hack pentagon computers what the appeal is about is about whether the british authorities can truly be confident that julian assange will be treated well enough in an american prison already julian assange's fiance stella morri

national statistics showed around 1 in 20 londoners had covid and estimates suggest that could have risen to one in ten on sunday, 10%. it's a crystal ball to what america might have to anticipate. what are you seeing there? >> 10% is huge. and it is worth noting that the vaccination rates in london actually are quite a bit lower than the national vaccination rates. but one thing that strikes me and i know we were talking about this over the weekend, as 10% of london is getting covid, that will yous health care workers. it is an estimated one third of health care workers will be out of the workforce by new years. that means it's going to take far fewer cases to overwhelm the hospitals than previously of course. look, we were expecting prime minister boris johnson to come down with restrictions today. that didn't happen. we aren't sure why. were the numbers better today? we haven't gotten the case count yet today. is he waiting till after new years? does he not want to ruin people's celebrations. we're seeing london is basically in defacto lockdown. and other european countries are making very different choices. italy, for example, has cancelled all new

london. we have it in america, but i find just extraordinary that france has decided caroline hyde cannot have a beverage at harry's bar here in a couple of days. caroline: a christmas tradition for me. i am heartbroken. our producer managing to get across the border. amid this eu summit that has been going on, all of these countries acting alone. tom: this is important. for america, this is extraordinary that italy alone in greece alone. what is the strength of brussels in this pandemic? do they have the strength of washington? caroline: from a federal perspective, that has always been the weakness when it comes to the eu. covid showed that front and center, the worries and inability, that just erased some of that focus that had been the coming together and now, once again, we see country by country decide their own path and that does not seem to show much working together. tom: i have a folder pandemic fears that we all had really right into what does it mean for 2020 economic growth. lisa: 2022. what i thought was notable was that yesterday, president biden came out and so we face a winter

sometimes it's not what you know, but who you know, julian, a sounds appealing, a london course decision to extradite him to america. and washington, of course, is pursuing that was a blow over the disclosure of classified data on american military operations. now, an earlier us extradition request had been denied over mental health concerns. if sensate side songs could be what you could face up to being sent to a 175 years in prison, t america's on contact host chris hedges spoke to a scientist father, who says his son is being tortured toys being sort that the kingdom is proxy for these 10 tensions of the united states. that is, in fact, is wrong. they actual torture is committed by the institutions that come prosecuting service that farm and colonial office, and the judiciary hideous. nor is it true the treatment of julia on the san jose these 30 years. that's an exact mirror which, you know, qualitative difference. only quantitative the difference to the exposures which is lakes and julian. chelsea manning it were you surprised that these press organizations that did publish this material, then very swiftly tur

to see a newman al jazeera santiago or havea fought, he is a journalist and latin america political analyst based in london. he explains how gabriel burridge managed to win by such a large margin in the runoff. more people came out to work in the run off. it was forecast at $300000.00 more people would come out to watch in areas where mr. cause was popular. however, $1200000.00 people came out to what it is run off huge, huge amount of people in areas where we suppose it well where he said he campaign campaign really heavily, but also in areas where you were very popular. i did it because cities of chile santiago to copy, tell them about bodies in the south. so this 1.1000001.2000000 people made a huge difference and gave him this huge victory. michael victory. why, why did these people vote for him? because he moderated his speech, he managed to get this report from from a president and michelle joshlett, i'm from a president. cutler level was very important because they belong to the motor, a window of the christian democrats on the socialist party, which is a moderate left resorts. you're a party in tha

london court has ruled that wikileaks founded during the sound can be extradited to the united states. washington, when its appeal against the previous ruling that brought to san from being sent to america to face trial on espionage charges. his fiance described the decision as a grave, miscarriage of justice reporting from outside the court in london. his art is shandey at which dashti. oh, jesus sanchez now or step closer to being expedited to the united states. as the u . k. high court has decided that it will, the overturning a decision not to extradite him to the united states. that decision was based back in january or medical grounds at the time the judge said it would be oppressive as june massages out of high risk of suicide. of course, back in october, those a to day harry, i was the united states trying to appeal over numerous grounds, including the fact that it offered an unprecedented package of assurances, as i saw it would not be held under the maximum security district. his maxim security conditions in prison and that he isn't unwell is being, he's made out. once there is an assurance of appropriate medical care. once it is clear, you will be repatriated, joe, australia

gave the journalism julie the sounds, the porters lash out at the london high court ruling to allow his possible expedition to america. now has to be yet another harry to decide his fate. we call on russia to return to diplomacy and to escalate the west urges russia to take the hate out of the ukrainian crisis while sending $60000000.00 worth of military aid to kiev, reportedly considering to donate even more than that. american billiard air is forced to return $70000000.00 worth of antiquity. he'd been holding for decades. but his anger after it's agreed that his co operation means he wouldn't face criminal charges. ah . are good to have you with this this weekend. i'm calling brain. you're watching all t international. i headline stories in a moment, but 1st scores of work as a currently trapped inside an amazon warehouse in the us state of illinois. after its roof collapsed when it was hit by a tornado local media. and now reporting that some workers have been transported from that warehouse, but up to a 100 people were inside the building at the time. so the, according to the authorities, there were no reports as

gave the journalism julian the sound, supports as lash out at the london high court ruling to allow his possible expedition to america. now has to be yet another harry to decide his fate. we call on russia to return to diplomacy and to escalate the west urges russia to take the hate out of the ukrainian crisis while sending $60000000.00 worth of military aid to kiev, reportedly considering to donate even more than that. american billiard air is forced to return $70000000.00 worth of antiquity, he'd been holding for decades. but his anger after it's agreed that his co.

joe castro, 20th staff from mayfield, kentucky. watching al jazeera life from london still have for you on the program. america's top diplomat goes on a tour of the asia pacific controls a furious response from china. ought to stay. the aunt takes ever no new dates, while the impact of climate change includes rain that has only ever been snow. ah. with a warm surge of air. hello everyone, that's for the united kingdom in to the low countries central portions of europe as well. we've got a bit more thicker cloud cover there, so that's put in a bit of a cap on those temperatures. but enjoy it while you can. here's the 3 day forecast for london. this temperatures fall to below average. by the time we had toward the end of the week, want to take you where most of the action is right now. round the g and the eastern med, a lot of activity here. really soggy weather pattern, his wall. so it stumbles, going to be locked into this rainy pattern for the next few days. windy on wednesday could see those gus, about 40 to 50 kilometers per hour, was found. we go, things are fairly calm across. so the balkans italy temperatu

we have athena jones in new york, scott mclean and nada bashir in london and selina wang in tokyo. >> reporter: america bracing for a tough winter that's beginning to look a lot like last winter. >> this virus is extraordinary. it has a doubling time of two to three days. it will take over. >> we can it is very contagious. we saw what happened in south africa initially. then in europe. now in the u.s. it is doubling about every two to four days and we'll see that number of cases go up pretty steeply over the course of the next couple weeks. >> reporter: the u.s. now averaging about 1200 death as day. 130,000 new covid-19 cases a day. that figure up 10% from a week ago. hospitalizations nationwide up 35% over last month. and intensive care unit beds, nearly 80% fulfill cases rising much faster in parts of the southwest and the northeast. new york city, an early he said center of the pandemic, seeing a spike in cases officials say is being driven by omicron. >> we have to move faster. that's why we're focusing even more on vaccination. and we know that vaccination helps address omicron. >> reporter: stil

dark day for journalism, a san supporters lash out to the london high court ruling to allow the possible expedition of julian assigned to america. that has to be yet another harry to decide his fate. this is not a case that is being fought on the basis of law. this is an absolute travis deal, any legal process, a risk of large scale conflict, moscow slams the west over fuel intention enough to ukraine dangerously approaches rushes maritime border with crimea. we get reaction from residents on the peninsula . this is blatant provocation. they wanted to paint brushes guilty, they always blame russia for everything, those stony, senseless, they're likely doing it on purpose to anger, russia, all the shapes of the jets is just a pleasant way provoke people. and the american billionaire is forced to return $70000000.00 worth of antiquities. he's been hoarding for decades, but as anger after it's a great that his cooperation means he wouldn't face criminal charges. ah, i welcome to the weekend to talk to international and colleen bravery the world news this saturday morning at 8 1st then they dug day for journalism is have julian ass

jazeera santiago that spring and have a father who's a journalist and latin america, political analysts to georgia, now from london by ascribed. good chevy with us, sir. ivy. what's behind botches? resounding victory and this one off? was it a vote of confidence in him at his policies or more rejection of his right wing opponent a deal bose. what happened was that more people came out to walk in to run off. it was for cost at $300000.00 more people would come out to watch in areas were mr. cars was popular. however, $1200000.00 people came out to one and run off huge, huge amount of people in areas where mister body. but boy, he campaign campaign really heavily, but also in our, as when you were very popular, how did that? because he is of chile, somebody out a copy, tell them about bonnie's and dissolved. so this 1.1000001.2000000 people made a huge difference. i gave him this huge, big 3 michael victory. why, why did these people vote for him? because he moderated, he says beach. he managed to get the support from, from a precedent and michelle joshlett, i'm from a residence to catalog which is very important be

day for journalism, a song supporters, law shouts at the london high court ruling to allow the possible extradition of julian a sound to america. now has to be yet another hearing to decide his fate. we call on russia to return to diplomacy and to the escalate. the west pia does russia to deescalate the ukrainian crisis, while sending $60000000000.00 worth of military a to care fund reportedly considering to donate the mob. and the american billionaire is forced to return $70000000.00 worth of antiquities that had been hoarding for decades with his anger after it's agreed, his cooperation means he won't face criminal charges ah, on those just to a mid day here in moscow house saturday, the 11th of december, good, happy with this this weekend on calling bry, we'll get on to i headline stories in a moment. first though schools work as it currently traps inside an amazon warehouse in the us state of illinois. after its roof collapsed when it was hit by a tornado, a local media, there are reporting that some workers have been transported from that warehouse. and up to a 100 people were inside the building at the time. according to

dark day for journalism, a song supporters lash out at the london hi court ruling to allow the possible exposition of julian songs to america. but now has to be yes, another hearing to decide his fate. it's, it's not a case that is being fought on the basis of more. this is an absolute troubles to any legal process. a risk of large scale conflict. moscow slammed the west over fueling tension after you cried dangerously. approaches rushes, maritime borders near crimea. we get reaction from residents on the peninsula that promote this was blatant provocation. they wanted to paint russia is guilty. they always claim russia for everything post on the senseless. they are likely doing it on purpose to anger. russia. all the shapes of the jets is just unpleasant when provoked people and an american billionaire is forced to return $17000000.00 worth of antiquities. he'd been hoarding for decades. but his anger after it's a great that his cooperation means he won't face criminal charges. ah, a saturday morning at 9 here in moscow. good, happy with this. we can tom, calling bray with the world news from hearty international. first th

a dark day for journalism song, supporters lash out at the london high court ruling to allow the possible extradition of julian songs to america. the now has to be yet another hearing to decide his fate. this is not a case that is being fought on the basis of that law. this is an absolutely troubled steel. any legal process west urges russia to deescalate the ukrainian crisis of sending $60000000000.00 worth of military aid to give and reportedly considering to donate even more than the american billiard air is forced to return 70000000 dollars worth of antiquities. he's been hoarding for decades for his anger after it's agreed that his cooperation means he won't face criminal charges. ah, and i live from moscow. this is dorothy international. i'm calling bray with the weekend news. just got some developments to tell you about in the united states, work as a trapped in an amazon warehouse in the state of illinois. after its roof collapsed when it was hit by a tornado. it thought that up to a 100 people were inside the building at the time, according to the authorities. if they were approaching to work, the night shift is just

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america today. is that a a 1000 rally in central london against a raft of new anti coven measures has daily infections in the u. k. reportedly reach in all time high. the british supreme court rules it was unlawful to drop an inquiry into the alleged torture of 14 suspected r, a members by british soldiers. one of them told us what he had to endure to at this constant weight is that commandment took over your.

dark day for journalism, a song supporters lash out at the london high court ruling to allow the possible expedition of julian songs to america. but now has to be yet another hearing to decide his fate. it's, it's not a case that is being fought on the basis of law. this is an absolute tried to steal any legal process, a risk of large scale conflict. moscow slammed the west over fuel intention of the ukraine. dangerously approaches rushes, maritime borders near crimea. we get reaction from residents on the peninsula that promote this as blatant provocation. they wanted to paint russia is guilty and they always claim.

san francisco mayor london breed seems to be trying to gaslight america because before all of her tough talk like july of 2020. on another what she was talking about. there was this. >> with this budget we are listening to the community and prioritizing investments in the african american community as a first step in this effort. we will redirect $120 million from law enforcement to support these priorities over the next two years. let me repeat that. this is $120 million. it's a first step. >> harris: is that what they mean by evolution or was that just a plain old flip flop? she was one of many democrats who called for defunding the police and bail reform the way they wanted, still house speaker nancy pelosi is refusing to make any connection between all of those actions by dems in the current crime wave now. >> it's absolutely outrageous. obviously it cannot continue. but the fact is there's an attitude of lawlessness and our country that springs from i don't know where. maybe you do. we cannot have that wall business become the norm. >> harris: sean duffy, she paused so the reporter

and i had an interview with san francisco mayor london breed, just minutes before she announced to americaed states in san francisco. >> you have a lot coming up. thank you, jonathan. looking forward to it. jonathan capehart helms the sunday show. >>> it's the pink house versus the state of mississippi. literally, the last abortion clinic standing in the state is headed to the supreme court. we'll speak with a doctor who's helping the case. k with a docto helping the case i'll need you today. our sleigh is now ready, let's get on our way. a mountain of toys to fulfill many wishes. must be carried across all roads and all bridges. and when everyone is smiling and having their fun i can turn my sleigh north because my job here is done. it's not magic that makes more holiday deliveries to homes in the us than anyone else, it's the hardworking people of the united states postal service. it's the most joyous time of the year. it's the hardworking especially at t-mobile! let's go to dianne. i got the awesome new iphone 13 pro and airpods, and t-mobile is paying for them both! and this is for new

and now we're going to move to europe in the americas, where it's pretty much more of the same in london. the put the down by just under one percent. as we have talked about this week, the bank of england became the 1st central bank of a major economy to raise its key interest rate as inflation in the nation. hit 10 year high shares in thinner world dove this week after it was forced to pay annually. $1000000000.00 a damages to rival cineplex for abandoning a plan to take over the french cack and the german dex. they're both down for the week as well. in germany newly minted chancellor, all i've shown said he plans to future proof the nations academy making the biggest transformation in a century. meanwhile, in france, the nation's government has taken steps to ban non essential travel to and from the u. k. in an attempt to stop the spread of autocrat, let's move across the atlantic to brazil where we have a red arrow for the bo best. but as brazil deals with rapid inflation volatility in oil markets are raising questions about its economic recovery. meanwhile, meet packer minerva popped

london. she had matchg jewelry sets. i am laura trevelyan. thank you for watching bbc world news america.e a narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening. i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight: tense talks. president biden holds a virtual meeting with vladimir putin, amid rising fears over a potential russian invasion of ukraine. then, investigating the insurrection. the inquiry into the january 6 attack on the capitol intensifies as more trump officials refuse to cooperate. and, a history of discrimination. many black farmers still struggle to receive compensation after being excluded from federal government agriculture pr

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and charlie is the western standards as passion, nbc america, all 3 out, jesse around here, the news, our live from london still i had for you on the program. all right. is for a day to forget liverpool, goalkeeper, premier league action come young, i shortly. ah, cobit 19 is a public health crisis that has been compounded by capitalism. ali raid navigates the big questions, raised by the global pandemic power. the system based on private ownership of the state of profit. so the world in a ton of capitalism is the pandemic back cause of so much of the suffering exploited protect the people or the profit episode. one of all hail the look down on al jazeera war in afghanistan is now will non polar bond figures make up a part of with that american or poorly within the taliban. i believe that there will be a powerful itala baldessari inside story parker. i frank assessment the days headlines. subscribe now. however you listened to podcasts. lou ah, ah, how his far with the sports. marin. thank you so much despite with 19 heavily disrupting this weekend's english primarily fixtures. 3 to 4 games. when i had on

london? jonathan: i do not see them buying homes the way they do in america.uess we will do some more research on that. i do not want to play that elon musk piece of sound without talking about how transparent this actually is. this all comes down to ev credits. walk us through how contentious this is becoming. >> it is -- it is almost like the politics of the last generation. the tax incentives have always been something that you use to boost transitions. there is a lot of interest in that. he is trying to throw cold water on the next generation of competitors. that is as old as the republic, but it has turned into a big issue. ultimately, you will see some. people want to be seen on the side of the next technology. lisa: are you saying this is in his interest because he can dampen demand for some of his competitors in the electronic vehicle space? it does not necessarily represent a mainstream view. is that what you are saying? >> for the rest of this interview, i will step out and you can do it because i was much utter than what i said. lisa: heading into 2

london? word yes. say in my book i did go to latin america to add to guatemala, to investigate a murder of a ever traditional medicine healer. and he was murdered by the people in his village for practicing and preaching. this is natural, a medicine that's very rooted in mind. traditional beliefs and, and certainly what we're seeing very interestingly, in guatemala and some other places in the world is, is often indigenous lead people turning on their own former beliefs once they pentico slice. and and part of that is pentecostal. pentecostalism, it is very understanding of how the modern world works. so they really understand its marketplace of ideas and a marketplace of beliefs. and there's a direct competitor in terms of traditional healing and traditional artifacts and things like that. unfortunately gets violent with ideas such as spiritual warfare and seeing everything in terms of, of good and evil, to do my, my, my jury people going to mosques one for the morning. and the pentecostal church mean? well traditionally that that was the way it's becoming less so now and so much say that there is one a is

london who cited extreme u. s. prison conditions in ruling against a sondors extradition. but now that it looks like julian will be coming to america, let's see what is soon to be neighbors or shame. if this fight against extradition is that they're worried about his safety in prison. they really have our, don't have perspective on this. there are lots and lots of people who go to federal prison who have done really worse things than julia sanchez and they are protected in prison. i don't think he needs to worry about whether not he'll be safe in prison. is that show? hum. really? there's nothing to worry about when it comes to conditions in america's federal prisons. will perhaps someone should have told the ultraconservative us supreme court recently ruled that a federal inmate was allowed to su prison officers after he was forced to spend 6 days in unsanitary cells with human waste. now in all fairness, i can see why that wouldn't seem too bad, declare mechanical, considering how she spent 12 years in the senate, paling around with the kind of pieces of she would say things like this. this is not the pentagon papers, is, was at

london. after quito terminated his 7 year silence. he had sought refuge in the building following sexual assault allegations in sweden, which has now been dropped. america, well, we can find extradited on claims of conspiring to have government computers and publish classified material. in january this year, a british judge did rule against exercising him though to the u. s. t u to phase over his mental health, but also rejected his bail application claiming that he may flee. earlier i spoke with the wiki leaks editor in chief, christian huffington was actually on believable. and so i run a good decision should be 100 on the united nations human rights. the united states had all opportunity in the madison court to make those so called us your and it did not. it simply press them forward. after the last in the madison court in january, the united states had given assurances that the they would to treat the julian fairly and he would get that treatment and be housed in an adequate to jail and could even server the new sentence if he gets one in australia, all of these so called assurance and have been and been investigated by human rights organizations su

day for journalism, a sound to support is lash out at the london high court ruling to allow the possible extradition of putin a sound to america. that has to be yes, another hearing to decide his fate. this is not a case that is being fought on the basis of it more. this is an absolutely tried to steal any legal process. we coal on our shop to return to diplomacy onto the escalate western russia to de escalate the ukrainian crisis while sending $60000000.00 worth of military i to kiev and reportedly considering to donate even more.

dark day for journalism, a san supporters latch out to the london high court ruling to allow the possible expedition of julianna's songs to america. that has to be yet another harry to decide his fate. this is not a case that is being fought on the basis of law. this is an absolute travis deal, any legal process, a risk of large scale conflict, moscow slams the west over fuel intention enough to ukraine dangerously approaches rushes maritime border with crimea. we get reaction from residents on the peninsula that this was blatant provocation they wanted to paint. russia is guilty. they always blame russia for everything. those tony is.

a dark day for journalism song, supporters lash out at the london high court ruling to allow the possible extradition of julian songs to america. the now has to be yet another hearing to decide his fate. this is not a case that is being fought on the basis of law. this is an absolute travis deal, i mean, legal process, wester, just russia to de escalate the ukrainian crisis while sending $60000000000.00 worth of military aid to kiev, reportedly considering to donate even more under the american billiard heiress forced to return.

london. thanks for that report. well, covid resurgence is upending america's favorite past times.heir season. announcing a pause for several games. the nba and the nfl has postponed some games as both deal with a record spike in cases among player. jim gray is a sports caster and fox news sports analyst and the host of the show "let's go with tom brady and larry fitzgerald." it's great to see you. haven't seen you in awhile. thanks for coming on. >> great to see you, anita. happy holidays. >> part of me can't believe we're still talking about this, sports teams suspending games again. here we are again. you've been supportive with different leagues spending games in seasons over covid. is i'll still the right thing to do? >> well, i think we have to judge just exactly where we are with the virus and the nhl, let me bring you this news and it's not happy news, they're not going to participate or have their players participate in the olympics in beijing in february. they were expected to go. an announcement is expected tomorrow by the nhl and the player's association. they feel it's

that's what they were due to africa, asia, south america, the last 50 years, right? in debt to keep them london and to keep the keep them poor. so actually who i am, if well bang you in all of these usa view aid that they are the new mechanisms of western imperial keep black and brand before. so that way people can be rich, you would have supported bar johnson's initial decision to cut got the 8 clearly. i know why he now we're getting the but this is the meeting, the buying you get into. right? because you need that because because it's so bad, you kind of need aid, right? so kind aid isn't, isn't a solution. aid was going direct. yeah. but the aid was going on. 2 things that you criticize in the book. let me give you the or another jacobin enlightenment. go piece of where you are in the book. actually, it's not just the i m f. it is the new class and actual on of people of color that are created in these developing countries that carry out the colonial enterprise. oh yeah, totally. and it's not a new thing either. i think one of the things we've missed sometimes is the like the british empire