have been much more direct and truthful about the reality of our lives on this globe than folks us or m. s. m, b, c, or any of the other said. certainly, net network television you, i say, all the b, b, c, or d, b, or channel for any of the station smith would have they would like to shut down, shut down any voice that doesn't necessarily tow the line and agree with big brother on a single issue down to the last cross t and doughty, di and full stop. this is so well in this is 1984 come to live there looking in a mirror when that when they accuse are see a big december nature of this information particularly now with all this nonsense about the grain. they're looking in america. that's exactly what they are old during the full text of the confidential us note. a response to russia security concerns has been leaked at the purported document was published by spanish newspaper pays earlier. today, here in the studio, my colleagues neil harvey and saskia tele discussed the contents. over the past few weeks we've seen at the highest diplomatic levels, riley's of accusations, verbal sparring, an

i don't care if it's fox news or m s m, b, c. it's all made up nonsense. so russia to day which you can watch in the united states and which i do watch russia today. but it gives every appearance of being much more direct and truthful about the reality of our lives on this globe than folks yours or m. s m, b, c, or any of the other set. certainly. net network television in the us. all the b, b, c, o i g, b, or channel for any of the stations as well. but i would like to shut down, shut down any voice that doesn't necessarily tow the line and agree with big brother on every single issue down to the last cross t and da, to die and full stop. this is so or, well in this is 1984 come to life. they're looking in a mirror. when that, when they accuse are see a big dissemination of disinformation particularly now with all this nonsense about the grain. they're looking in america. that's exactly what they are, all dirt can of the story to bring you today. the full text of the confidential us nature, response to russia. security concerns has been leaked that purpor

being much more direct and truthful about the reality of our lives on this globe than folks yours are, m s m, b, c, or any of the other set. certainly. net network television in the usa, all the b, b, c, o i g, b, or channel for any of the stations as well. they would like to shut down, shut down any voice that doesn't necessarily tow the line and agree with big brother on every single issue. down to the last cross t and dottie di and full stop. this is so or, well, in this is 1984 come to life. they're looking in a mirror when that, when they accuse are see a big dissemination of this information, particularly now with all this nonsense about your grade, they're looking in america. that's exactly what they are. all the full text of the confidential us need to response to russia. security concerns has been leads. the reports of documents was published by spanish newspaper, l pipe and earlier my colleagues, neil harvey and stuff, you tailor discussed its contents over the past few weeks. we've seen at the highest diplomatic levels, riley's of occupations, verbal sparring, and that's just wh

k. media today, a lot of the m p 's during the rounds or the u. k. b, it is saying we stand with the lensky, we support him. we support him, but apparently he's not getting the support in a perfect world. he would like, but you understand the landscape on the under immense pressure right now. he was hiding in a bunker, according to see an end for the past number of 11 hours or so is clearly tried to protect himself. he says that he's the target of the russian military. but when you tell me that hootin is asking on the ukrainian soldiers to take control in kiev, no wonder the landscape sweating bullets right now. but you know, obviously that is a developing situation earlier. i want you to stick around with us because you've got more things to talk about. really trying to bring us the latest on this. please stand by. we really appreciate it. thank you. well, the russian defense ministry is saying that ukraine is trying to use its population as human shields. again, that's according to russian officials have listened to this when i enter gone and the a

gives every appearance much more direct about the reality of our lives this globe, than folks use or m s, m, b, c, or any of the other set. certainly, net network television and you say all the b, b, c, or d, b, or channel for any of the stations as well. but i would like to shut down, shut down any voice that doesn't necessarily tow the line and agree with big brother on every single issue down to the last cross t and doughty, di and full stop. this is so well in this is 1984 come to live there looking in a mirror when that when they accuse r t a being disseminated this information particularly now with all this nonsense about the ukraine, they're looking in america. that's exactly what they are. all during the full text of the confidential us nato responds to russia. security concerns has been leaked. the purported document was published by the spanish newspaper l piece. early here in the studio, my colleagues neil harvey and saskia. taylor discussed its contents over the past few weeks, we've seen at the highest diplomatic levels, riley's of accusations of verbal sparring. and that's

m. p. 's here in westminster, who thinks he's putting issues at home above a serious crisis. amid a dangerous crisis threatening peace in europe, a vital diplomatic opportunity has been missed. his boris johnson scrambles to hold on to his job. these are the real world consequences of a distracted prime minister, unfit for office, running a government in disarray. boris johnson says he's helping with the diplomatic situation in russia and ukraine. he has no credibility. no one trusts him. the best thing he could do to help would be to resign while it comes as the latest pulse suggests that 9 and 10 people here in the u. k. i don't think bars, johnson is fit to run the country. it also comes as his approval ratings are really, really low at the moment, just 22 percent. so it seems like you want to move on from the sou gray report and all of its findings on the backlash to it as quick as possible. so he's a new crane, but he is without the foreign secretary liz trust. she's actually tested posit

and i, so i think the i m s own criticism. all it's itself, criticism has to do with that, right? recognizing that it also had a duty to make sure it was lending to a country that would be able to pay it back eventually. so in lysis or all that, what do you make of this current renegotiate to deal with the i m f? is it going to be more palatable to argentinians? well, i mean, this is the problem, right? we don't really have the details quite yet. and what we have seen so far means that pain is on the way. the reality is that pain will be on the way for the argentine economy regardless of what happens. an agreement with the i m f could be less painful than the alternative of having no agreement and going into a default in march, which is the alternative that argentina was looking at, right? because that would actually mean a currency crisis. you know, it would mean also higher inflation, which the country is already breaking, you know, records on. and it would also mean the economy would go back into a contraction, right? instead of growth. so the agreement with the i, m f is, is n

johnson temporarily escaped from his m p. 's at home and paid a visit to ukraine's capital care where he threatened russia with defective military action and sanctions. in one russian soldiers to cap cross the border into ukraine . this is a growing number of british m p. 's call for a new confidence vote on jones of leadership. after a censored report into alleged criminal government, covered law violations was released this week. well, joining me now from beckon's field in the u. k. as the chairman of the campaign for conservative democracy, john strafford. thank you so much john. for coming on i gotta ask the obvious question. he won one of the largest conservative majorities for your party in recent years. he successfully enabled bricks it so that we were able to get out the european medical agency so that there could be mass vaccination against coven. you're the conservative can favorite conservative democracy is not democratic to get rid of your leaders. it causes democratic, i mean that's the purpose of democracy is that

block, janet was offer and the leave branch, while russia and dick's missile test intern to use to m. s. troops. but ladies and gentlemen, one thing is certain, if there is further military aggression, we really, we are with massive sanctions. and the just for russia must be and will be severe. but let's be french. it will be also a, just for us, in europe. losing our prize europe seems willing to pay if russia does attack ukraine, because the threat from moscow has not caused division in the alliance. michelle stressed, but cemented unity and unity of purpose. the youth foreign policy chief added in contrast to countries like russia and china, which were undermining democracy and watering down human rights must realize that the main tar did is not about defending western values is not about defending the west, but of holding shed principles that on to been come on security and promote collective goals. the conference was a show of western resolve, but not off dialogue with russia, which was absent for the 1st time in decades. the hope is that vladimir putin can still be persuaded to st

s. m, u k, have have together crude invaded bond since world war 2. it's quite staggering. we, i literally con, name them all us was bombing, syria and bryan williams was, you know, foaming at the mouth on live television. it's not isolated, they all do that on every network. i am old enough to remember when they were invading iraq and they were doing the same thing. you had a live stream from a tank on cnn. this is who these people are. they are spokes a person's. they are the mouthpiece for the weapons manufacturers. so it's their job to sell war, and i know this must be very frustrating for americans because when they see bombing on live television, they're used to seeing their own troops do it. so when they see russia doing it to defend itself, it's weird for them. they don't understand it and it causes a lot of it's, there is a lot of emotions. and you know, israel is bombing syria almost every single week. and i don't see anyone i'm seeing uncovering that as a matter of fact, a few hours before rush along the operational ukraine. israel bonham, syria, and there was no

m. p. 's from his party submit letters of no confidence in his leadership. 54 conservative m. p. 's are needed to trigger a vote of confidence. boris johnson's resisting a chorus of calls for his resignation. after an internal inquiry criticize his serious failures of leadership, police are also investigating 12 parties in his home, while the rest of the country suffered lockdown restrictions. jonah hall has more on the story from london, where the prime minister is continuing to go about his usual duties, including visiting ukraine this week despite the pressure for him to quit. he certainly not out of the woods by any manner of means old though the sort of intensity of the, of recent weeks of this crisis has subsided somewhat. that's because of a, an ongoing police investigation now that could take weeks or months to complete. but of course, this is still a party that he's troubled by what is what it heard, what has happened that he's asking itself very serious questions about whether mr. jo

so that's quite something at an m p. 's. he is still rubbing the eyes and ears, and particularly at when we look at that defense aspect. here's what would have. so it's hard to say this we are, we will set up a special fund before the german armed forces and i am grateful to german finance minister, lynn, not for his support to nurse that one is also widely ones. 12022 german budget will have 100000000000 euros earmarked for this as a one off this money will be used for investment in the german armed forces. we have added london yard from now on year for year. more than 2 percent of our g d . p will be invested in defense mikaela, it bears repeating some of those numbers. the german chancellor announced the creation of, of 100000000000 euro fun for the armed forces in the allocation of more than 2 percent of the yearly g. d. p. for the defense budget. on top of the fact that germany is now resolved to send weapons to ukraine, it would not be an overstatement to say that this is a tectonic shift in german politics. what else

johnson temporarily escaped from his m p. 's at home and paid a visit to ukraine's capital care where he threatened russia with defacto military action and actions if one russian soldiers tow cap across the border into ukraine. this is a growing number of british m p. 's call for a new confidence vote on jones of leadership. after a censored report into alleged criminal government, covered law violations was released this week. well, joining me now from beck and field in the u. k. as the chairman of the campaign for conservative democracy, john strafford. thank you so much john. for coming on i gotta ask the obvious question. he won one of the largest conservative majorities for your party in recent years. he successfully enabled bricks it so that we were able to get out the european medical agency so that there could be mass vaccination against cove. it you're the conservative can favorite conservative democracy is not democratic to get rid of your leaders. it causes democratic. i mean, that's the whole purpose of democracy is

m. p. 's calling for jobs and the government to joke. a lot of things talk, i'm pretty much pathetic that comes as a conversation, a phone call between like a putin and boris johnson was put on hold. quite literally. that conversation was supposed to be all about the leaving the tensions and the eastern europe border that's will be postponed, which was supposed to happen just last night. although boys johnson spokes person says it's not unusual. the world lead is scheduled to change, but what is unusual is the timing of all of it because of course, right here in westminster. what was going on yesterday was the su gray report into downing street allegations of parties. now once that report landed, once that bomb dropped, so to do the phone call with directly to to not dropped off the face of the planet . and it has been branded as pathetic and further proof that bar as johnson is clinging onto the live politically. speaking of course, amid a dangerous crisis threatening peace in europe, a vital diplomatic opportunity has been missed. his

s. bombs, syria in 2017 m. s. m. b c's. brian williams called the footage of the stroke. beautiful. he then quoted lena cohen, i am guided by the beauty of our weapons. cnn's for reeds. a courier was simeon. susie austic about trumps. to talk on syria, i think donald trump became president of the united states last night. he took to our international norms in social rules about america's role and enforcing justice in the world. who can forget the invasion of iraq in 2003, based on lies about weapons of mass destruction. on the left is economist after bush invaded iraq on the right is the economist after putin invaded ukraine, spot the difference. this is all about one evil dictator who possesses brutal weapons with which he will threaten and hurt a lot of people, including a lot of americans unless we take them away from him. and all of us, including the iraqi people, are going to be very fortunate. did i think was the smartest thing george bush did? how about when brock obama rallied the world to destroy? what was then the most prosperous country on the african continent with nato

m. p. 's on his own side and mainstream media here reporting that it could well trigger a lead ship contest i, which could lead to the end of his political career. so obviously there could be some real accountability very soon, but in the present, from your observations, do you think this controversy is affecting other areas of leadership like johnson being one of the only leaders who are echoing by didn't defensive ukraine. and the british people feel adamant about sending support to ukraine if they, if they're caught upon and what would that affect, be on the u. k. if you case i had to get as active as the u. s. looks to be doing right now. well, what happened the imminent you just said that over the i don't worry where it prints and you told your brother, you told the british i that for gordon johnson to do his press secretary? well, i mean the, it's lock step here with the, the white house for us. johnson is saying he went to kiev and i mean wag, the dog was about, was covering the monica

that is no doubt about that conservative m. p 's. although they rallied round on monday night and spoke positively of the prime minister, they were impressed in many areas. you couldn't count necessarily on that. his question now was whether or not the 12 or parties of that which were busting at the hall. a plan for action against covian. all the measures imposed on busting all those measures. those 12 parties are being investigated by the police. that is not going away. a question is, when the please come back with their report, and when su gray can give her full report rather than a sense of one to actually do what was supposed to be on monday. and that is a, a report for judgment day that could be the end for the british prime minister. and some people are describing some of its actions in diplomacy and tackling some of the major domestic issues in the u. k. r. r got such as the cost of living, crisis, expenses, expenses of rising energy bills. at these are seen as distractions by some people. according to the downing street, it's

in fact, it did quite the opposite. nielsen reporting viewers actually flipping over to fox and m. s. and b. c for the coverage was cnn simply to biased. the networks hatred for former president donald trump was no secret exchanges like this at the white house news conferences seemed to be the norm. when you report fake news, which cnn does a lot, you are the enemy of the people, but even during its prime year of 2020 things weren't perfect for that. oh, in 2020, during the george floyd protest, there was a demonstration outside of the scene in headquarters in atlanta, protesters vandalized the giant cnn sign and smashed window. oh, most recently lost december in los angeles, demonstrators in support of the ethiopian government claimed c. and i was providing viewers false narrative about the great war. now cnn's international station is considered to be well known. 79 percent of people pulled. have you heard of it, but the popularity of it ranking only 27 percent. according to you. gov. reporting for news news hughes and hush sweets r t. so how much did the falling ratings have to do

they have no idea because they get their history from cnn, from m s m, b c from the new york times from people like friedman and the sort of columnist. so you the congress, that this is very dangerous because you're not going to be able to come to any kind of really sober negotiation position because we're gas lead even at the highest levels of us all political establishment and britain as well. so it's, this is a very, in that sense, it's very, very dangerous. the media plays and absolutely central role and making sure that this chaos is going to continue because they will not, will not speak or publish or report the truth of what's really happening on the ground and put it into context. as i said before, you know, charge all this was quite predictable, sadly. and practically, all you have to do is go back to 2007 at the munich security conference in famous speech there. i mean, again, those of us have been watching what's been going on and you know about these things . but if you get a cursory review of western media that's exhibit never happen. but if you go back and read that speech

i think was like 4 years ago, 3 or 4 years ago, appeared with joy read on m s m, b, c. and talking about, you know, as part of the black lives matter. and one of the things we talk about on an article that he wrote was talk about how republicans don't care about gun control and things of that. like, you know, and here it is. you fast forward 2 year later and here he walks, murder, a democratic candidate is pretty much in keeping with that sort of radical, leftist kind of mindset. but what did black lives matter? do? they build him out of jail? he tried to murder someone and they billed him out of jail. how was it ever the right thing to do? this has been the m o for this organization. there are a fraud. the always have been that as a for me, this are i was the back and, and let's say 35 minutes was another full freshly news. stay with us or change national ah ah, life simply looks different when we look through the spiritually aware brain. we're absolutely far more able to bounce back from difficulty and difficulties are seen as indications to move away from the stock r

as for the setting where some saw a white great table, m. s m. so a blood was the villain on a throne of fear. for those at the top decor and furniture can be tools to impress, charm and intimidate the terrifying seat of power. in game of thrones is a towering iron chair forged from the melted swords of defeated enemies in the james bond series villains are known for decorating their headquarters with shark aquariums. in real life, however, there is vladimir putin and his confusingly massive white table. then there was the west, blind faith in a russian invasion of ukraine. you remember the imminent one that never actually turned up. russia could launch an attack on ukraine any day now. russian invasion of ukraine would be a rhythmic that was his by ukraine's president himself. actually saying the exact opposite, but that as usual fell on deaf ears while she's easy. and do we have tax on the streets? no. or when you read media, you get the image that we have troops in the city. people fling, that's not the case. my right, i'm the president of ukr

this young man with 4 years ago, 3 or 4 years ago period with joy read on m. s m, b c. and talking about, you know, as part of the black lives matter in one of those you talk about later on in an article that he wrote was talk about how republicans don't care about gun control and things of that. like, you know, and here it is. you fresh for 2 years later and here he walks in, attempts to murder a democrat. can it see pretty much in keeping with that sort of radical, leftist kind of mindset. but what did black lives matter? do they build them out of jail? he tried to murder someone and they billed them out of jail. how was it ever the right thing to do? this has been the m o for this organization. there are a fraud. the always have been a so got time for this bulletin, that se will be that one. i am i for moscow with me, kevin. oh, it do stay across the headlines as they come in from the russian point of view and get the russian take on any news that comes in the coming hours and days, of course, also on our site r t dot com. but thanks, check it as a say for this new e

i was saying before the gabby potato story hit, cnn, and m s m, b c. in mainstream media. i was seeing it all over twitter, all over instagram, all over tick tock. and then i started seeing cnn picked up the story. because, you know, the media is very much interested in what we are interested in these days. whatever is the trending topic, whatever is popular, they're then going to latch onto that. and then in turn, that puts pressure on the law enforcement and police because there's no way you can have millions of people tweeting at you. what's going on with this case. and you just like bringing your hair and you know, yeah, so we have to kind of, you know, it actually as much as it starts with the police and starts with the media. also start with us. as, as, as, as social media, you know, consumers of people on social media, people who like true crime or just human beings in general. we are the ones that drive these stories. and if we can care about lauren smith, i've, i've lost my pills. is one of those cases that has been become more popular because of the social media

read on m. s. m. b, c and talking about, you know, as part of the black lives matter. and one of the things he talked about earlier on in an article that he wrote was talk about how republicans don't care about gun control and things of that. like, you know, and here it is, you fast forward 2 years later and here he walks, attempts to murder, a democratic candidate. it's pretty much in keeping with that sort of radical, leftist kind of mindset. but what did black lives matter do they bailed him out of jail? he tried to murder someone and they billed them out of jail. how was it ever it the right thing to do? this has been the m o for this organization there of fraud. they always have been on to france now where an associate of late american sex offender, jeffrey epstein, has been found dead in prison. john look, brunel being held on suspicion of supplying girls to epstein who found hanging in his cell. the french prosecutor's office confirmed the case saying an inquiry had been opened into the 75 year old's death, but early indications pointed to suicide. the french mo

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this young man, that was 4 years ago, 3 or 4 years ago period with joy read on m. s. m b c and talking about, you know, as part of the black lives matter. and one of the things you talk about later on in an article that he wrote was talk about how republicans don't care about gun control and things of that. like, you know, and here it is, you fresh for 2 years later. and here he walks in with a gun in attempts to murder, a democratic candidate. it seems to be pretty much in keeping with that sort of radical, leftist kind of mindset. but what did black lives matter? do they build them out of jail? he tried to murder someone and they billed them out of jail. how was it ever the right thing to do? this has been the demo for this organization. there are fraud, they always have been that se, well, these at midnight live for moscow with the kevin. i revised across all the news from russia, maybe coming out if you actually, i was in days with the russian point of view at r t dot com. but to thanks for checking in for this news additional for me and the rest of the team on dut