it is maduro's fault. maduro is perverse, assassin, dictator.t is very easy to say it, but nobody says venezuela was pursued, that it was forbidden that a single ship reached its shores, that it was permitted to take out any ships, that we had ships with fuel stolen. nobody says they are not given a single dollar in the international banks. nobody says that venezuela, with its own life and effort, with its own little money is recovering. and we come from producing almost zero barrels and we are already at 500,000. with our own effort and heroism from the workers in the oil industry, we are going to recover. erik: they tell me the problem is the lack of investment. president maduro: it is the fundamental thing. erik: how much would it cost to reach a level of 5 million barrels a day? president maduro: it's a calculation that needs to be made. i will not trick you. erik: billions and billions. president maduro: there are some who say it would pass $30 billion, because venezuela also has an infrastructure that is quick to recover, an infrastructure

it is maduro's fault, maduro is perverse, dictator. it is very easy to say at.enezuela was pursued, that it was forbidden that a single ship reached its shores, that it was forbidden to take out any ships. that we had ships with fuel stolen. nobody says they are not given a single dollar in the international banks. nobody says venezuela, with its own might, with its own effort, with its own money, is recovering. we come from producing almost zero barrels and we are already at 500,000. with our own effort and heroism from the workers of the oil industry, we are going to recover. erik: they tell me the problem is the lack of investment. it is the fundamental thing. pres. maduro: how much would it cost to reach a level of 5 million barrels a day? it is a calculation that needs to be made. i am not going to trick you. erik: billions and billions. pres. maduro: there are some who say it would pass $30 billion because venezuela also has an infrastructure that is quick to recover. an infrastructure that is what we are doing now. we are recovering and infrastructure tha

maduro: we've already shown that. they know in the financial sector. the bondholders, with whom we had an impeccable relationship, and they know it is possible to invest in venezuela as long as the persecution and the sanctions are not there. the oil sector knows it who has invested in venezuela and to maintain the investments in venezuela. that we can advance much more. the cultural sector knows that. the social sector. the political sectors know it. lisa: erik schatzker just returning from caracas. he is here with us. i did not know you could speak spanish. congratulations on the interview. i am curious what it was like in caracas given the covid pandemic and how hard that region has been hit and given the exodus of residents as a result of the financial crisis issues this nation has been faced it. erik: it should not surprise anybody that caracas and venezuela are a shadow of their former selves. venezuela was south america's richest country at one point in the 1990's. it used to produce three and a half million barrels a day of oil. last year that

maduro has become more authoritarian.ge i have seen so far in the biden administration is the decision to grant embury protected status to venezuelan refugees presently in the united states. of course, the refugee problem precipitated by the authoritarian character of the regime's export nearly serious. there are between 5.6 and 6 million venezuelan refugees now in the u.s. and in neighboring countries to venezuela. alix: do you think president biden is listening? patrick: i think president biden , the team at the national security council and the state department are all looking for signs that the venezuelan regime is prepared to be partners in the process of restoring democracy. i think the administration is likely to be disappointed on that front because the maduro regime to date has given no indication that they are prepared to risk their position in national elections. indeed, when the opposition won 2/3 of the congress in 2015, the regime immediately moved to impugn some of those elected and to make changes in their

and if president nicolas to maduro -- and of president nicolas maduro, to create real negotiations, toize relations between the two countries. in terms of a win-win, which is what we aspire to. a win-win as possible. -- we have already shown that. they know it in the financial sector. the bondholders with whom we had an impeccable relationship with. they know it is impossible to invest in venezuela and win-win, as long as this whole persecution and sanctions are not there. the oil sector knows it, who has invested in venezuela and maintains investments in venezuela. we can advance much more. the cultural sector knows it. the social sector. the political sectors know it. haidi: that was the present -- the venezuelan president nicolas maduro speaking slow civilly. -- speaking exclusively. let's get you the first word with vonnie quinn. vonnie: latest talks to the iran nuclear deal has ended without agreement. the adjournment came a day after a hard-line cleric won the iran presidential election, a change that could further complicate the negotiations. republican senator lindsey graham sa

and so getting maduro out of the pal ace is going to require a different approach. sanctions aren't working. the biden administration says it wants free and fair elections as opposed to regime change is disposed to negotiating. sitting down at the table with someone from madureo's -- maduro's government and people from norway who are brokering this negotiating process. joe: it's not for us to say what is right or wrong. all we can observe and conclude that it's probably going to require a different path to a solution. caroline: what did you observe? joe: life in he venezuela. if you have dollars, you company live relatively well. blackouts are a daily occurance and interruptions in the water supply it's not. things are crumbling and everything is in a state of dekay. there is no water in the bathrooms. people bring their own toilet paper to work. that's what it is like. caroline: thank you. now that's it for "what'd you miss." joe: "bloomberg technology" is up next. ♪ (announcer) do you want to reduce stress? shed pounds? do you want to flatten your stomach? do all

para cientos de inmigrantes venezolanos que cruzan de forma irregular huyendo del rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro del rÍo. allÍ presenciÓ la llegada de algunos venezolanos y conversÓ con ellos. pedro: la frontera de del rÍo, texas es para muchos el epicentro del cruce migratorio a los estados unidos y es que por aquÍ no hay dÍa que no crucen considerables grupos de migrantes. >> luchando, pero aquÍ estamos. pedro: curiosamente los que mÁs pasan son de origen venezolano y llegan en grandes cantidades felices de pisar suelo estadounidense. >> y la felicidad que tengo es que por fin le voy a poder dar, en tantos aÑos, un futuro a mi hija. pedro: curiosamente todos pasan por un mismo lugar. cruzan las aguas del rÍo bravo y entran por una propiedad privada. para el alguacil de este condado es obvio que vienen con coyotes. >> creo que la palabra corriÓ y por eso se estÁn dejando unir porque. pedro: ayer llegÓ un grupo cerca de 60 y antier mÁs de 100. hace dos dÍas 400 y asÍ son todos los dÍas. muchos de ellos inmigraciÓn los trae a esta coaliciÓn de apoyo al migrante. >> que la patrulla fronteriza aquÍ

policy for the suffering of venezuelan people not maduro. she wants lien i didn't is i for isis fighters to a judge. why she was appointed to this committee in the first place with my question. we all know if ilhan omar was a republican, pelosi would be the one leading the fight to hold her accountable big time double standard here. it's good that some democrats are starting to speak up a bit, but there needs to be a vote on her removal from that committee. if you are not going to do it on their own. >> can you do it from the minority position? >> there is a mechanism for bringing up a privileged resolution on the floor of the house hopefully that's something that gets done.

fÉlix: por eso se apoya a maduro con la condiciÓn de que se presenten unas elecciones libres y justasarlos. hay actividad en el estadio del inter de miami. con esta solitaria anotaciÓn united ganÓ 1 — 0. new york city fc y revoluciÓn se encontraban. 3 — 2 new england se mantiene como lÍder de la conferencia. este domingo sigue la acciÓn en la copa amÉrica, se encuentra venezuela contra ecuador y colombia contra perÚ por unimÁs y tudn. la escuderÍa red bullde fÓrmula uno quiere llevarse el premio de francia. luis hamilton le sigue en el segundo puesto, mientras que el mexicano sergio pÉrez inicia en la cuarta posiciÓn. la parrilla de salida quedÓ lista para el gran premio del domingo en francia. esto fue lo mÁs destacado hasta este momento en los deportes. fÉlix: al regresar las imÁgenes de la celebraciÓn del primer dÍa como fiesta nacional de emancipaciÓn en los estados unidos. fÉlix: desfiles, vÍas de campo y lecciones de historia se ofrecieron para celebrar el dÍa de la emancipaciÓn en los estados unidos. adquiriÓ su real dimensiÓn histÓrica luego de que el congreso y el presidente

despite america's best effort to get rid of disputed leader nicolas maduro, he is still around and so demise and desperation and venezuela continues socialist president nicolas maduro a once time bus driver is in power and reelected three years ago and widely regarded a fraudulent election. opposition leader juan guaido continues to be de facto president recognized by the united states and more than 50 other nations as the real president. this protest international appeal with the nation's powerful military to drop their loyalty to the government and the trump administration pressed maduro to step aside which didn't happen. >> tierney will be smashed and broken. >> if an organized crime state. >> former u.s. ambassador to u.s. minutes we let the once oil-rich south american nation hypocrisy and run. still, to get inside grocery stores long lines and a nationwide food shortage and government and total mismanagement. and also a shortage of medicines. people wait for hours to get a covid vaccine. fox correspondent showed on live tv, most of the legal migrants across the rio grande last m

fÉlix: el gobernante venezolano nicolÁs maduro exigiÓ al presidente joe biden que ordene la liberaciÓn vacunas. nicolÁs maduro: robo criminal, acciones criminales de los estados unidos de norteamÉrica contra venezuela, cuatro aÑos de solidaridad. fÉlix: afirma que venezuela con sacrificio logrÓ pagar la cuota de 120.000.000 $ que corresponden para que esta naciÓn tenga acceso al lote de vacuna mediante covax. paulina: previo al inicio de la copa amÉrica en brasil es el covid, quien puso afuera del lugar a las elecciones de venezuela y bolivia con varios contagios, en el caso de la vino tinto jugadores aislados en brasilia donde van a jugar el partido inaugural maÑana frente al anfitriÓn brasil. hablÓ monsalvo nos informa en vivo los detalles y lo que hacen las autoridades para evitar contagios entre participantes. pablo: a menos de 24 horas del inicio de el campeonato mÁs antiguo del mundo, cinco jugadores de venezuela dieron positivo de coronavirus y permanecen aislados en el hotel, la selecciÓn caribeÑa debe inaugurar la copa amÉrica maÑana contra los anfitriones brasil, aquÍ en la c

president biden's administration has rejected maduro's call for relief against u.s.anctions saying he needs to be more towards restoring democracy, that is after the venezuelan president told bloomberg he wants to work with the administration on the sanctions and normalizing ties. maduro was speaking exclusively to bloomberg. >> we always have to remember that we faced four years of the trump administration, which were four years of direct aggression, of will sanctions -- of cruel sanctions, and damage to the venezuelan economics and society. the politics that donald trump left against his legacy of venezuela are irrational. that caused a voucher between the united states -- a rupture between the united states and venezuela. president biden has arrived, making a proposal to the world, his first speech on generate 20, he said we don't have to demonize anybody in politics -- on january 20, he said we don't have to demonize anybody in politics. the demonization of venezuela, the demonization of the revolution, the demonization of maduro. hopefully we can find paths of r

lisa: the conversation with nicolas maduro of venezuela with our own erik schatzker, an exclusive aso caracas to discuss sanctions and the path forward for an economy that has been absolutely decimated not only by sanctions, but by some of the policies front and center in terms of oil revenues, where they go, and the distribution of funds throughout the country. yes, that was a prior drinking game. there's a question of the msci emerging markets foreign-currency index. the idea that a lot of these areas, as we look to the fed to possibly tighten rates, it sort of a question of how much that could forestall the develop at we have seen in the emerging-market complex. romaine: this is a fantastic interview, but to address some of the things maduro was talking about, we are talking about basically what has now been u.s. policy under a fourth president here, and there's concerns, certainly valid, you have to ask what the u.s. would get in return for easing though sanctions. lisa: we just talked about the exit us of people from venezuela to other places as they struggle to get enough to ea

rishaad: venezuelan president nicolas maduro speaking exclusively with bloomberg.bond market treasuries rallying the 10 year yield all he is nine basis points the yield at the moment 1.37% currently. also the thirty-year longer and of the curve, below that 1.97% for the u.s. thirty-year. and showing you what is going on against the backdrop of japan, where we have seen that nikkei 225 4% lower. we will have a look at all of that and what is driving these things as bond prices keep going up and yelled keep getting crushed y -- and yields keep getting crushed, this is bloomberg. ♪ haslinda: india's confirm coronavirus cases are closing in on 30 million with 380,000 reported deaths. a medical official is now warning india may be hit by a third wave of cases, sooner than predicted. a reporter joins us. sans jake, give us the details of the third wave warning? >> that is right. the all india institute of medical science has told us a third wave could come as early as 6-8 weeks time in india. largely because people are ignoring guidelines of covid protocol. and infection

the biden administration rejected nicolas maduro's call for sanctions. a u.s.n said the ventas within leader needs to do more -- venezuelan leader needs to do more to restore democracy. he says he wants to work with the biden administration. he spoke exclusively to bloomberg's erik schatzker. >> we always have to remember, erik, that we faced four years of the trump administration, which were four years of direct aggression, of cruel sanctions, very cruel, and damage to the venezuelan economy and society. the politics that donald trump installed and left his legacy against venezuela or extremist politics, irrational right? that caused a complete rupture between the united states and venezuela. president joe biden has arrived, making a proposal to the world. his first speech on january 20, he said we don't have to demonize anyone in politics. i would say to president joe biden to stop, from the white house, from the department of state, the demonization of venezuela, the demonization of the bull of arion revolution, the demonization of nicolas maduro, and that h

, killed her son. >> is that because of the government, maduro? from the beginning. from the beginning. and they kill my first son. they kill my first son. i left there. i left him there. >> this as vice president harris wraps her first foreign trip to guatemala and mexico seeking to address root causes of migration. but drawing criticism over her refusal to visit our southern border. >> the reality of it is that we need to prioritize what's happening at the border and we have to prioritize why people are going to the border. >> meanwhile, property owners along the banks of the rio grande feel the vice president's message, urging migrants not to come, falls on deaf ears. >> that's an absolute joke. we have had this property 14 years. occasionally you would see someone cross. very seldom. i'm here, it's absolutely not closed. >> this as fox news gets an exclusive river ride along witnessing hundreds crossing in broad daylight. border patrol del rio sector's chief says cartels are making $25 million a week on human smuggling and that's not all that'

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president biden's administration has rejected venezuelan leader nicolas maduro's call for relief froms, saying he needs to do more to work towards restoring democracy. venezuela was a target of crippling american sanctions under former president trump. maduro reached out to buy it in a bloomberg interview last week, coming on him to lift sanctions and normalize relations. national security advisor jake sullivan says the u.s. is working on additional sanctions against russia for the poisoning of opposition leader alexei navalny. president biden said he raised navalny's case with russian president vladimir putin and made it clear that russia would face devastating consequences if navalny died in prison. iran's president-elect says he will not negotiate over tehran's ballistic missile program or support of regional militias. hardline cleric ebrahim raisi also said he would not be with president biden. negotiations have been taking place to try to limit iran's nuclear program. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts

and president biden's administration has rejected venezuelan leader nicolas maduro's call for reliefrom u.s. sanctions, saying he needs to do more to restore democracy. maduro reached out to biden in a bloomberg interview last week, calling on him to lift sanctions and normalize relations. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> what is more surprising is the degree to which the fed is linking themselves to realize inflation data that they themselves are suggesting will be transitory. to me this isn't really a change in their monetary policy strategy or reaction function. this is actually execution of that strategy to focus on realized data at the expense of forecasted that i -- forecasted data. tom: matthew hornbach there. red on the screen earlier when kailey leinz entered the door. we have seen a very nice advance. what is the why for the green on the screen we have? kailey: i don't know. it started with the european open, down on the stox

maduro from the beginning. they killed my son. they killed my first son.>> this is vice president harris wraps her first foreign trip to guatemala and mexico seeking to address root causes of migration. drawing criticism over her refusal to visit our southern border. >> the reality is that we need to prioritize with happening at the border, and we have to prioritize why people are going to the border. >> property owners along the banks of the rio grande field a message urging migrants not to come falls on deaf ears. >> that's an absolute joke. we've had this property for 14 years and occasionally you would see someone cross. very seldom. i am here and it's absolutely not close.ws gets an inclusive river ride along witnessing hundreds crossing in broad daylight. border patrols del rio sector chief says cartels are making $25 million a week on human smuggling. that's not all of this happening. >> they are pushing these groups through, groups like these in urban settings. they will move narcotics and criminals around the flanks because were not there. >> the

ademÁs recibiÓ el respaldo de nicolÁs maduro, conversÓ con el ex presidente uruguayo, pepe mujica.s el primer aviÓn cargado de vacunas contra cual el covid para paÍses que lo necesitan un curgencia. — ungercia. es parte de un plan para combatir y compartir vacunas con naciones de amÉrica latina, asia y África. vemos cÓmo funcionarÁ el plan. janet: estados unidos donarÁ 80.000.000 de vacunas a paÍses necesitados antes de que termine el mes de junio. [habla en inglÉs] >> queremos salvar vidas y detener variantes que nos pongan riesgo. janet: dijo el asesor de seguridad nacional. el destino de 25.000.000 de las dosis ya estÁ decidido. la mayorÍa se donarÁ por una iniciativa global para el acceso a la vacuna. 6.000.000 a paÍses en latinoamerica y el caribe. como naciones azotadas por el virus como brasil y colombia. venezuela no estÁ en la lispa — lista. >> es un buen inicio, pero son pocas dosis para lo que es la demanda en la regiÓn. tambiÉn considerando que amÉrica latina fue una regiÓn mÁs impactada por la pandemia. janet: estados unidos tiene suficientes vacunas para toda su pobla

la investigaci'on en el plantel vigilar reabrir casos depo deportaci'on se usaron pro protocolos madurosl programa daca >>> el gobierno va revisar los casos que son dejados en la ex administraci'on para ver s >>> durante la administraciÓn trump deportaron a mÁsi us de 900.000 migrantes algunasmnuchi y justicia como humanista sobre estos caso >>> durante la invitaci'on se deportaron 900.000 migrantes, la esperanza que con el plan algunas logren ser revertido Án >>> noticia desgarroes >>> una noticia desgarradora, una mujer 28 est'a atenta y, la sospechosa tela muerte se sus tres hijos, su familiares diceÓ >>> raimundo mesas tiene detalles >>> con flores y que sufre depresi'on posparto, tenemos detalles >>> le cenaste vecinos y mi miembros en la comunidad, con flores y veladoras formaron un altar donde murieron los tres con niÑos a manos su propia madr >>> no sabemos la causa y el motivo, se que no estaba bien y le agradezco en la com por todos nosotros. >> en el patio algunos juguetes quedaron abandonados y tocado muchos corazones >>> tengounidad que nos brindaron ayud >>> algunos juguete

aclara si realmente cobrÓ por actuar en una fiesta de cumpleaÑos del gobernante venezolano nicolÁs maduro pago dice temer por su vida. >> ese fue un error de mi parte, las personas en algÚn momento nos equivocamos. alan: cerramos la semana con broche de oro porque viene josÉ luis rodrÍguez el puma a cantar en vivo con amauri gutiÉrrez. satcha: roberto "manos de piedra" durÁn recibe a marÍa antonieta collins en panamÁ. aquÍ te enterarÁs de cÓmo ha sido su pelea a puÑos con el Éxito. alan: en "despierta amÉrica" que comienza ahora! [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [cantan] [cantan] [risas] alan: quÉ emociÓn, muy buenos dÍas, compaÑeros hermosos, los amo. hoy es viernes! [musica] [cantan] marÍa:estÁn comenzando este dÍa en "despierta amÉrica". raÚl: "despierta amÉrica" es el show que te entretiene y gracias por comenzar su maÑana con nosotros,encuentras alegrÍa, esperanza, la buena vibra que necesitas para comenzar el dÍa como debe ser. carlos: estamos de lujo, nos viene a visitar un Ídolo, josÉ luis rodrÍguez el puma. francisca: nadie se puede mover de allÍ. no se lo pueden perder mÁs adelante, a

. >>> en venezuela bajo el gobierno de nicolás maduro la escasez abunda y otros dejaron países vecinosn asilo permanente en estados unidos. >>> mientras tanto la casa blanca libra una batalla intensa sobre el tema de inmigración. >>> el gobernador amenazó con revocar la licencia a todo albergue, continué pagando a niños migrantes después del 31 de agosto, algo que algunos consideran cuerpo que dejaría más de 4500 niños menores desamparados, pero con el que otros están de acuerdo. >>> la ley dice que el gobierno federal maneja inmigración, no al estado, esto es una movida para forzar gobierno de los estados unidos que se ponga lo que está pasando ahí. >>> texas es uno de los estados que se ha propuesto ayudar al gobierno a bregar inmigrantes, en donde serrano, telemundo. >>> por quinto día consecutivo los socorristas de miami continúan buscando sobrevivientes entre el edificio colapsado en florida, tenemos los detalles de momentos. >>> y algunas familias que todavía no saben si podrán recibir el crédito tributario por hijo, le cuento porque. >>> 5:00 de la tarde con 9 minutos feliz inic

today i'm talking to nicolas maduro, president of venezuela. a controversial figure and presides over a government many countries consider undemocratic and illegitimate. for four years the trump administration tried to topple him, imposing a series of increasingly brutal sanctions. he is still in power, but the venezuelan economy has been crushed, and he is desperate for a way out of this stalemate. >> i

right. president, maduro though would have us believe there is no crisis in the crisis then that's because of us sanctions. so how do you work on those longer term projects with a government that is in so much denial. well, the focus of the conference was really about humanitarian assistance and from candidate point of view and the international community point of view, we really do try to decouple humanitarian issues with political issues. and recognizing that, you know, there are 7000000 people inside been wheeler who are in high acute food and security. and so we work with trusted us partners and the international committee of the red cross, for example, to get that assistance to people inside of venezuela. but on the longer term development, that's really what we're working on with neighboring host countries who, you know, in columbia case have 1800000 venezuelan migrants and refugees and peru in ecuador have similar proportional numbers to their population to ensure that those in as well in migrants and refugees can have a more regular status, but also access to those very basic gover

if you know anything about fort maduro, you know it is an island, and an island surrounded by sea salt water. so freshwater was hard to find on that for, tonight would be a perennial problem even through the beginning of the 20th century. so the resettled many of the people on the outside of the fore in an area we call today fetus. and that area would be eventually called slab town, because they took the wood from destroyed buildings and they crafted makeshift houses for themselves. now events at fort morocco or reflected everywhere in the union. where every union troops were present, and of course they were reflective of areas in the confederacy wherever union troops were present. freedom seekers, designated as contra mans of war struggled with finding then a permanent safe haven with most in constant motion because they followed the union troops wherever they went and wherever they moved throughout the southern region. because, like in fort monroe, they were ejected from the for itself. the u.s. government dog was ill prepared to provide sustenance and supportive of thousands of refu

larry maduro has the details.delay of almost a year, if europeans will head to the polls monday in both the regional and national parliamen parliamentary elections, the country's prime minister says he is committed to a free, fair, and peaceful election. but it is already marred by host of problems. including a violent conflict raging within its borders. violence in parts of its tigray region in the north has created humanitarian crisis where there will be no election at all. the u.n. and other agencies say that large parts of tigray are experiencing dire hunger because of food shortages blamed on the fighting. the ethiopian government has denied these reports. but prime minister abiy said he has hope for ethiopia's future. >> translator: the choice between destruction and development, construction and demolition, for our country, is laid in front of us. we, ethiopians, carefully understand that feeling dismayed is not civilization. and pushing one another is not a better option. >> opposition candidate is less op

years old, from venezuela just breaking down in tears because her first son was killed by president maduro'sgs that intimidate and ultimately killed them in her words, her son but it's just a part of, why they're coming. in this area i can quickly let you know that in the last seven days officials say they've encountered some 1500 migrants from 29 different countries, not just venezuela, geraldo. >> geraldo: griff, thanks. vice president kamala harris, this is what you would have seen if you had gone to the border. if you had done the obvious and saw the problem as it's manifesting itself, it's no accident that you're facing an avalanche of criticism following that first trip you made to guatemala and then to mexico, you know? she's declaring victory but it seems kind of hollow when the reality is so jarring compared to what she's actually accomplished. >> jesse: i haven't been covering this as long as you have but i've never seen people just like in a lazy river in broad daylight just turning themselves into a border patrol. that's never happened before, usually you see footage of border pa

he said sanctions aimed at forcing president nicolas maduro from power instead pushed millions of people into poverty and hunger, while denying them healthcare and other basic services during the pandemic. this is congressmember mcgovern speaking to peace activists in -- earlier this year. >> resulted in needless deaths, people not getting medical supplies that could keep them alive and resulted in food shortages and a lot of suffering. amy: china's military sent 28 war planes to airspace controlled by taiwan on tuesday -- a record number since it began flying sorties off the coast of taiwan on a near-daily basis last year. in response, taiwan scrambled jet fighters, activated missile defense systems, and issued warnings to the chinese pilots. the tensions came a day after president biden successfully pushed nato leaders to declare china to be a security risk for the first time. china has repeatedly warned the u.s. against intervening in taiwan, which china claims as its sovereign territory. china has launched three astronauts on a three-month mission to its new space station in low-eart

not blaming maduro.nce requested lien is i for isis fighters to a judge. >> democrats have lingering concerns about her history. >> this just adds to the record. so, you know, am i satisfied? i'm just really frustrated by the continued series of comments targeted at -- at the u.s.-israel relationship. >> the new question, if the g.o.p. moves to remove omar from foreign affairs, would some democrats side with republicans or not vote at all. >> i'm quite disappointed that she and other members of the house have continued to double down. >> congresswoman rashida tlaib says freedom of speech doesn't exist for women for congress. the benefit of the doubt doesn't exist for muslim women in congress. democrats should be ashamed if policing congresswoman of color. jayapal says we cannot echo right wing routinely a attack ad black muslim woman in congress. one of the democrats who first called on omar to clarify her stance says there isn't anyone else to blame. >> if you make comments like these, you need to be he

there is a change in men as well, you know, things are going to get better media, right. president, maduro though would have us believe there is no crisis in the crisis then that's because of us sanctions. so how do you work on those longer term projects with a government that is in so much denial. well, the focus of this conference was really about humanitarian assistance and from candidates point of view in the international community point of view, we really do try to decouple humanitarian issues with political issues. and recognizing that, you know, there are 7000000 people inside venezuela who are in high acute food and security. and so we work with trusted un partners and the international committee of the red cross, for example, to get that assistance to people inside of venezuela. but on the longer term development, that's really what we're working on with neighboring host countries who, you know, in columbia case have 1800000 venezuelan migrants and refugees and peru in ecuador have similar proportional numbers to their population to ensure that those then it will in migrants and

of neighboring countries or just supporting his cronies around the world like bashir al assad or maduro in venezuela. so, he's trying to look nice, but at the end of the day, it's not about being nice. it's about attacks on the american infrastructure. since receiving this invitation in april and to this day in geneva, putin, i have no doubt, authorized or at least, you know, did not stop attacks on american infrastructure, the pipeline and the meat packing industry. and he stepped up. he's aggressive action on it. and now, putin decides not only to putin but any russian can go to jail for year. with a dictatorship, instead of being punished for that, he was rewarded. again, he has reason to celebrate. hopefully, that will be his last time. >> there have been attacks to the metaphor that i've been using in the last days if you look at putin as a bully, you want to bloody the nose of a bully and maybe that will make him react. we've tried sanctions. we've embarrassed him at the olympic committee. the panama papers, exposed his wealth. none of that has had an impact to change his behavior

hammering the arm of his chair when kennedy said that he was invoking not the maduro doctrine, but the rio de janeiro treaty. and harry said george marshall and i wrote that treaty for exactly this reason. and point by point, truman was making his points along with kennedy. you just have no idea. i left there. we were trembling on the brink of nuclear war. one of my uncles, he flew as an engineer on an aerial refueling strategic air command ship. a tanker. he flew out of kansas. i had to drive through their on my way back to could peak, listening to kennedy's speech. he was gone. so is every airplane there. so is every airplane, that air base into peak. all of those were sack bases, and later my uncle told me that it's every b-52 we had was either any error on the ground which is where he and the tankers were seated. they were cocked locked and ready to rock. we came so close. we came so close to nuclear war right there and then. >> i'm not sure that many people know how close we got. i >> don't think they do to this day. >> that is a fascinating story. a fascinating experience. it's 1

the other guy there, the less, you know, the socialist, not the communist like maduro.ussian troops went into venezuela when that occurred. also, you have got bolivia with more alice. -- morales. i used to listen to russian radio right a bit. the right kicked out morale is -- morales. ortega in nicaragua, these are marxists. russians are in the area of venezuela and you have again the marxists, the chinese road initiative. my point is, if you want to look at the root cause, look at our contentious relationship and our troubled past, let's say. some latin americans have considered it to be a monroe doctrine that is arrogant. there's a history there that we don't discuss. saying that we are racist, republicans don't want them in. democrats aren't racist. we are open minded. i used to be a democrat, i switched to republican. there's a lot to discuss here. host: thank you for the call. jamie texted to say that she supports daca and that the border must be controlled, the usa should never be put in the situation to make this choice in the future. terry, independent, your tho

vonnie: maduro nash shares rose to an all-time high in new york after its vaccine produced protectiveodies against g. the land-based daddy shows its shots should protect against newly detected covariants. india -- covid variants. the world health organization urged fully vaccinated people to keep wearing masks and taking other precautions to guard against the delta variant. it spread to at least 85 countries since it was first identified in india and it is responsible one in every five cases across the united states. the british government says senior executives who traveled to the u.k. can temporarily leave quarantine if their work is likely to bring major benefits to the economy. the exemption applies to multinational executives. looking to make an investment or set up a new company. critics questioned why the rule was not also extended to smaller firms. israel's new foreign minister is in the uae for the highest level -- establishing relations nine months ago. he met his counterpart in abu dhabi and inaugurated israel's first embassy in the gulf. the historic trip comes weeks after

interview, she was breaking down in tears and i called her daughter in orlando, and she fled because of maduro's population there killed her son and it was a moving part of the humanitarian sad and tragic part of this they are fleeing to get here, but yet, in their country we don't have the proper immigration process to get them here so she felt she had to come this way. >> griff jenkins live on the front line of the border crisis, we'll get back to you in a few. thank you very much. president biden meeting with the leaders of the nations in cornwall. we'll go there live next. zer ? sorry? well, since you asked. it finds discounts and policy recommendations, so you only pay for what you need. limu, you're an animal! who's got the bird legs now? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ hooh. that spin class was brutal. well you can try using the buick's massaging seat. oohh yeah, that's nice. can i use apple carplay to put some music on? sure, it's wireless. pick something we all like. ok. hold on. what's your buick's wi-fi password? “buickenvision2021.” oh, you should

that those factors and maybe others mean that you will continue to support the sanctions against the maduro regime in venezuela? sec. blinken: the short answer to your question is yes. not only, congressman, will we continue to support sanctions, but we want to try to work as effectively as possible with others to bring them along in increasing the pressure on the regime. >> that is good to hear, mr. secretary. you as leadership have the right . you are obviously aware, as we go to the different countries like cuba and venezuela. those same conditions exist in cuba. are you aware of any of those conditions that don't? therefore, why would we not supporting a sanction on the castro regime, on top of having those same conditions they seem to have spread their influence in other parts of the hemisphere. i am assuming the answer would be the same. correct? >> when it comes to cuba, this is a policy that we are reviewing very carefully and as a part of that, we are seeking the views of other members of congress, stakeholders, people with different perspectives on the issue, whether it's in congr

appreciate, and i do look for to continuing this conversation with you and just the fact they had maduro speaking at your opening meeting, it tells you everything you need to know about this council. and certainly, not working as it is. and i hope to have your support also with removal of item number seven regarding israel from this. it was mentioned and obviously it was a bipartisan support, for reform of this council and i hope so i hope you you will support the removal of that item. will support the removal of that item from the agenda. >> we do, and we think it's unfair, and we will do everything possible to have it removed. we have continued to do that. >> with my last 30 seconds, regarding the un security council, what can be done? what action can you take to try to hold russian hackers accountable? how can we use the council position to try to go after russian hackers and push for some accountability for those who are hacking into our, whether it's pipelines, or the meat industry, what can we do to use that position to get some answers and accountability? >> the council needs to f

you cited, venezuela has a catastrophic situation brought about by the gross mismanagement by the maduro regime, and nicaragua the same, and what we need to do is look at what is driving and how to address that. also, what is contributing in a practical way? for example, in some of the countries we have seen many people transiting through mexico, and we're working closely with our colleagues in mexico to address some of these specific situations that you just raised. >> thank you for mentioning that. i do think mexico has changed some of their policies. >> they have. >> for instance, migrants can fly into a mexican airport close to our border with limited requirements and walk across the border from the airport, and this is a problem. we can argue about what all the issues are. the issues are there are more people, and they are from different countries, and it's costing our country and their countries and we need to find a solution here to crack down on this, because i think the american people when they think 170,000 people are coming across the border illegally a month is astronomical.

congresswoman omar squint anti-american message go back to show you basically, sung accompanying tune maduront pattern here, she talked about how who she came to the country she was very disappointed in america i think a shame didn't have better impression upon arrival, but this type of just consistent hostility to america is -- is -- is just really you appalling, disturbing. >> if i may say -- if doesn't like living here can always leave. maria: maybe she will consider going back if she doesn't like it a long list of ignorant comments this is first time, nancy pelosi has said anything about it. we will take a break when we come back we will hear from former energy secretary rick perry he is reactoring to keystone xl pipeline canceled iran sanctions lifted yesterday. what is going on with joe biden's foreign policy? make things favorable for our adversaries? plus he has gone tesla chief elon musk unveiling latest model we've got all the details after this stay with us. plans for the long term, and plans for a long weekend. assets you allocate, and ones you hold tight. at thrivent, we believe

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policy for the suffering of venezuelan people not maduro. is i for isis fighters to a judge. why she was appointed to this committee in the first place with my question. we all know if ilhan omar was a republican, pelosi would be the one leading the fight to hold her accountable big time double standard here. it's good that some democrats are starting to speak up a bit, but there needs to be a vote on her removal from that committee. if you are not going to do it on their own. >> can you do it from the minority position? >> there is a mechanism for bringing up a privileged resolution on the floor of the house hopefully that's something that gets done. and that would force a vote. it see if democrats willing to say some stuff publicly would be voting then to protect her to keep her on the committee. it's time it throw her off that committee. that's least of the consequences here. this -- one thing, you know, that she likes to say in defense she likes to using by graphic call, demographic call information as her defense this has nothing to do