ah, crossing the global economy, i'm joined by my guess, michael hudson in new york. he is a professor of economics at the university, missouri, kansas city as well as author of forgive them their debts in north florida. we have tom longo. he is publisher of gold, goats and guns, blog and newsletter and in los angeles, we cross to pi in he is a strategic planning consultant, a private equity advisor, an independent economic analyst. hi gentlemen, crosswalk rules and effect. that means you can jump anytime you want. i always appreciated and this is certainly a blue ribbon panel. i act. thank all 3 of you for joining me today. michael, let me go to you 1st year. there seems to be.

that the russians in easton, ukraine could be protected. ukraine could have been as professor michael hudson, who appears on your show, said it could have been a bridge and a buffer. you see zalinski now talking about neutrality. and if that proposition had been put forward between 2014 and now a lot of the problems would have been solved. so when we come to why the neocons do things neocons do things because they feel they have an obligation to the world. but they also are very, very bizarre, re, like the iranian, say they just doing do so that it works for their interests or what their perceived interests are. but i mean, if one just simply looks at a map of basis and massage stations, i mean that it's, or it's more than coincidental that russia is actually being surrounded and being targeted as an enemy. i mean, the ridiculous notion that message systems in rowing out there to protect europe from iran, iranian massage strikes. i mean, this is the level of deception that goes on. that said, is race is constitutive in south africa. you know, a politics. you're not going to get around the do

that the russians in easton, ukraine could be protected. ukraine could have been as professor michael hudson, who appears on your show, said it could have been a bridge and a buffer. you see zalinski now talking about neutrality. and if that proposition had been put forward between 2014 and now a lot of the problems would have been solved. so when we come to why the neocons do things neocons do things because they feel they have an obligation to the world. but they also very, very bizarre re, like the iranian, say they just doing do so that it works for the interest or what their perceived interests are. but i mean, if one just simply looks at a map of bases and massage stations, i mean that it's, or it's more than coincidental that russia is actually being surrounded and being targeted as an enemy. i mean, the ridiculous notion that muscle systems in ruin out there to protect europe from iran. iranian massage strikes. i mean, this is the level of deception that goes on. that said, is race is constitutive in south africa, you know, politics, you're not going to get around the domination, you

i'm joined by my guess, michael hudson in new york. he is a professor of economics at the university, missouri, kansas city as well as author. forgive them their debts in north florida. we have tom longo. he is publisher of gold, goats and guns, blog and newsletter. and in los angeles we crossed to pi, ian. he is a strategic planning consultant, a private equity advisor and independent economic analyst, high gentleman cross og rules that affect that means you can jump anytime you want . i always appreciated and this is certainly a blue ribbon panel. i act. thank all 3 of you for joining me today. michael, let me go to you 1st year. there seems to be a growing consensus that there is a recession is coming particularly for the west, maybe for the entire global economy. what makes this recession different? if it is different whatsoever, because i think all of us would agree a lot of the bad economic news that we're experiencing, particularly in the west, again, is self inflicted. michael? well, when people talk about recession, they think

i'm joined by my guess, michael hudson in new york. he is a professor of economics at the university, missouri, kansas city as well as author of forgive them their debts in north florida. we have tom longo. he is publisher of gold, goats and guns, blog and newsletter. and in los angeles, we crossed to pi, ian. he is a strategic planning consultant, a private equity advisor and independent economic analyst, high gentleman cross og rules that affect. that means you can jump anytime you want . i always appreciated. and this is certainly a blue ribbon panel. i act. thank all 3 of you for joining me today. michael, let me go to you 1st year. there seems to be a growing consensus that there is a recession is coming particularly for the west, maybe for the entire global economy. what makes this recession different if it is different whatsoever? because i think all of us would agree a lot of the bad economic news that we're experiencing, particularly in the west, again, is self inflicted. michael? well, when people talk about recession, they t

commentator: but it's - michael norman for the gold. kirani james, hudson—smith., you could see just what it meant. well, just look at matt hudson—smith. what a moment for him. he has had so many injury problems over the years, but now finally, he is a world medallist. it has been a whirlwind, like, these past three years — achilles tendon tears, hamstring tears, a lot of mental health issues, and this is just the start, like i said, so i'm going to enjoy it. but the performance of the day, indeed one of the performances of the decade, came from a america's sydney mclaughlin, as she beat her own world record in the 400 metres hurdles by nearly three—quarters of a second. commentator: sydney mclaughlin smashes the world record! - in a sport of the finest margins, a quite extraordinary feat and the defining display of these championships. andy swiss, bbc news, eugene. that's all from sportsday. goodbye. coming up next on bbc news it's the uk's hottest day: a new normal? the uk is experiencing unprecedented heat, records have been broken, the highest level of weather

performance from matt hudson—smith, that when you bear in mind all the personal struggles he has been free to get here, it really was some performance. it was some final, it was won by michaele former olympic champion. but behind both of them matt hudson—smith held off his rivals down the home straight to take the bronze medal. you can see just what it meant to him. he won the european title back in 2018, but since then he has had a string of serious injuries. he has been in doubt, he has suffered from mental health issues. he reviewed at one point last year he even attempted to take his own life. afterwards, he spoke about everything he has been through. i spoke about everything he has been throu~h. ., �* ~' spoke about everything he has been throu~h. ., �* ~ , .,, spoke about everything he has been throu~h. ., �* ~ , ., , through. i don't think people really know the half _ through. i don't think people really know the half of _ through. i don't think people really know the half of it. _ through. i don't think people really know the half of it. it's _ through. i don't think people really know the half of it. it's been - through. i don't think people really know the half o

commentator: but it's - michael norman for the gold. kirani james, hudson—smith.at matt hudson—smith. what a moment for him. he has had so many injury problems over the years, but now finally, he is a world medallist. it has been a whirlwind, like, these past three years — achilles tendon tears, hamstring tears, a lot of mental health issues, and this is just the start, like i said, so i'm going to enjoy it. but the performance of the day, indeed one of the performances of the decade, came from a america's sydney mclaughlin, as she beat her own world record in the 400 metres hurdles by nearly three—quarters of a second. commentator: sydney mclaughlin smashes the world record! - in a sport of the finest margins, a quite extraordinary feat and the defining display of these championships. andy swiss, bbc news, eugene. that's it. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel, and i'll be back with the late news at 10.15. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are.

as well as america's michael norman, who looks in great form. but certainly, matthew hudsone have the start of the sprint relays, the men's and women's eats, both britain bans teams will have a chance of a medal, they would hopein have a chance of a medal, they would hope in that. and have the semifinals of the women's 800 metres, all four of britain's contenders got to the heats, including the british champion and keely hodgkinson. hodgkinson won a silver medal at the olympics in tokyo last year, she has been in great form this year, especially in the diamond elite. she looks really convincing in her heat, cruising through to the semifinals —— the diamond league. potentially hopes of a world championship medal very much on track. so kealy hodgkinson going in the semifinals later on along with a generally key, so britain has a great chance of some representation —— gemma. a great chance of some representation -- gemma. thank you very much. — representation -- gemma. thank you very much. and _ representation -- gemma. thank you very much, and the _ representation -- gemma. th

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the transcript off, a michael on pale the former secretary of state and most probably the upcoming, a presidential candidate. and, and the us, when speech at huston at the hudson institute where he called it the global alliance for freedom and said that we should be defending 3 lighthouses of liberty . and these 3 lighthouses are no other than ukraine. israel anti one, the are still building ground for attack and aggression against both russia and the global south added to that china. so are they are building grounds for a very, very serious world war 3 that we have never seen something like this because it's not only with weapons, it's with the economy and it's with fiber attacks as well. so what we are looking upon is people who are not only cut out from reality on the ground, especially in the global south and with the problems that we have in the global south. they are still adamant on going forth with whatever evil aggressive land that they have for us in the upcoming and couple of years less than 10 years time. so i think that they are just basically crumbling one piece at a time. but this plan, if they put it into actual implementation, it will definite