let me speak to henry because i wanted to ask him, having grown up, you grew up in michael korea, but not on the water side on the land side of these the reality the to experiencing ever did. what growing up there was light, so green of him. okay. for me out said that a privilege good to privilege in the sense that i had to you know, try as much as was who landed by the do yes. going with parents difference i to get there indefinitely. you really want to push you to do more, more in, in a scenario by your appearance too, or no really diary to cater and even the environment you find yourself are people are not pushing dots, a level of education. can i tell you the other? yeah, of thousands of children bruner understood snow going to school. yeah. to bore. i'm just up what you that might be inside to get it on the fright. he knew the la fight for me to make sure that i attended degree of education. right. so what you're describing hayes, what academics would say is a cycle of poverty j. daniel, is it something that you also experienced? no, you didn't grow up in michael, but as an infor

let me speak to henry because i wanted to ask him, having grown up, you grew up in michael korea but not on the water side. on the land side of these, the reality the to experiencing every did what? growing up there was light. so bring up the medical for me outside that a privilege. give it a privilege in the sense that i had to you know, try as much as was, who landed by the 3 us going with appearance difference i to get there indefinitely . do really want to push you to do more, more in, in a scenario by your appearance too, or no, really sorry to keep it and even the environment you find yourself are people are not pushing dots. a level of education. deny jo. you'd other yeah, of thousands of children. criminal under storage. no. going to school. yeah. to bore. i'm just of what you're not my parents. i get it on the fight. he knew de la fight for me to make sure that i attend our degree of education. right, so what you're describing hayes, what academics would say is a cycle of poverty j. daniel, is it something that you also experienced? no, you didn't grow up in michael, but as

michael sheets. that's for example, salt, korea that would actually go against china. keep in mind that more than 50 percent of health queen markets, when it comes to micro sheets is china. and then south korea major. the majority of its production is in china. so why would you do a suicide by destroying this industry? can other stories that bring you today? china is accuse germany of trying to undermine its national security, its over berlin's decision to expand its military presence in the indo pacific region. this will probably lead to some bad memories and associations in many countries in the world. we firmly oppose any countries use of freedom of navigation as an excuse to undermine china sovereignty harm china, security, and attack and smear china well being was responding to an announcement from the german defense minister, who said a stronger military presence is needed in order to check china, but he said enormous build up of armed forces. eyebrows had already been raised in beijing last year when, for the 1st time in 2 decades, germany sealed the warship int

if it was done in china when it comes to the michael sheets that play separate salt, korea that would actually go against china. keep in mind that more than 50 percent of salt quin markets when it comes to micro sheets is china and then south korea major. the majority of its production is in china. so why would you do a suicide by destroying this industry? don't waste energy, not the plea of the swiss government had launches a voluntary energy saving campaign amid potential shortages. however, some politicians are fighting back by starting a petition to keep nuclear power plant set for decommissioning open. tell people stay warm in winter. switzerland decided to shut down its nuclear reactors 5 years ago following the nuclear accident in japan fukushima plant wherever. thus far, it's succeeded in closing, only one. now, a political group by the name stop blackouts is fighting together 100000 signatures to ensure the remaining nuclear plants remain in operation. it's seeking to amend the country's constitution making. bern officially responsible for guaranteeing the energy supply. the

north korea's leader, think, michael? mr. morell: jay just offered the best excellent nation we will ever get. i did not buy the conspiracy theories about selling the information. i don't believe that. but what jay said right now resonates with me. sen. johnson: right. i tend not to believe that he kept at these things with the purpose and plan of somehow selling it, but it does seem to me that he puts himself in a position by keeping these records of somehow being extorted by a foreigner, who would in some way coax the information out of him. mr. morell: sure. patricia: it is stunning to imagine. so when you saw the pictures of the documents on the floor, michael, when you -- mr. morell: when i saw the picture was -- it told me something about where the documents came from. just a day before, a reporter had called me to ask me about whether the briefer -- i was president bush's briefer for a year, so i saw him every morning. they called me to say did you ever leave anything behind? you know, is that a routine thing that a br

michael was talking. and who are you , and who are your allies? show me north koreag all these eight years. i don't confuse anything. one does not interfere. yes, now it should prevent you from saying that you have only allies. i do not deny that russia has allies. i just i just eight years have passed, what kind of allies are they? what are the allies of the allied kovrovites we have allied germany france in the league britain you have it? which league is brazil the other league? india is this is not this, this is not yours, not ours. this is your ally too. they are in our work , he, of course, he, of course, is an ally. just one by one, not that not, india, uh, it has its own interests. she wanders them, but one by one now by one sign that john kirby offered us actually john kirby offered us this sign and that is why the sign of india of the allies. and a sign. that's how everything should be against putin should be they say no, we have our own interests, means times across this statement. means already an ally mikes just kidding, no form, no, well, bro, well, it m

black artists from michael jackson to run dmc reshaped the musical landscape of south korea.s like-- the earliest examples of k-pop as we know it today. they even made it into the movie soundtrack called three ninja kick back. you didn't think we would be watching a movie in class today did. i didn't think i would still have a hangover but sometimes life surprises you. sth say big moment for korean pop music even if the song was being played over a set in japan but give them a break, okay, they are the three ninjas, not the three cultural sensitivity experts. the next big step towards today's k-pop was in the 1990 when major music studios started putting performances together in boy and girl brands, korea was doing that long before simon could youel's n ips started poking through his t shirt, a they from me. no surprise krksz-pop blew up around the world, it featured complex melody unlike any other pop music and always had next level dance choreography. to this day those remain the signature elements of k-pop. that age being asian. very important requirements. but this new ge

michael was talking. and who are you, and who are your allies? show me north koreaother. yes, it prevents you from saying now, it should prevent you from saying that you only have allies. i do not deny that russia has allies. i just i just years have passed, what kind of allies they are. what are the allied mosquitoes we have germany's allied france in the british league you have it? which league is dragon mania brazil another league? india is this is not this, this is not yours not our clients and your allied they are in ours he is, of course, he is, of course, an ally. just one by one, not that not, india, uh, it has its own interests. she wanders them, but one by one now by one sign that john kirby offered us actually john kirby offered us this sign and that is why the sign of india of the allies. and a sign. that's how everything should be against putin should be they say, no, we have our own interests, so once across this statement. so it's an ally. mike is kidding. no form. no means bro, well means why china india are our allies. indeed, india for a very long

this is something very different. losing korea aircraft carriers in 90 minutes is going to be how is that gonna go down? go ahead, michael. well, it's not going to go down very well. air carriers. it's all right. go ahead. you know, the chinese have warned you basically that they, they can knock out those aircraft carriers. and i think that they're prepared to do that. that got the, the book that a specific type of logistic missile that will. and if they're called carrier killers, i think it's the df $21.00. and so it and, and they also have a, they also can introduce into their warfare scheme. another thing that we don't even talk about that select electromagnetic pulse, weapon weaponry. and they practice for that we do not. and i think that that is something else if they can use against our, our, our combat. oh, i carry or send our in our ships by the way they have a greater a much larger navy. and than, than, than, than the united states, and the only way the united states can get there is by ship. and if they were coming half, half way around the world. and as a consequence, the, the chinese just have to lie and wait

korea's leader. i would think. not sure about the rest of it. what you think, michael? >> jhs offered the best explanation i have heard yet. i do not buy these conspiracy theories about selling the information. i don't believe that. but what j said right now being a resident. >> although you're right. i tend not to believe he kept these things with the purpose and plan of somehow selling it. but does seem to me he puts himself in a position by keeping these records of somehow being exploited by a foreigner who would in some way sure. all are so consequential it's funny to imagine the shop shocked and appalled? >> when i saw the picture told me some that were the documents came from. just the day before a reporter had called me too ask me about whether the eye was his prefer for the year i saw him every morning called me too say did you ever leave anything behind? is that a routine thing that a brief with lead materials behind? what struck me about the picture he said to me immediately those materials were not from the presidents briefing. because when the briefer walks

korea for military equipment. and it has also done very little to help circumvent western sanctions. michael weiss is with us now. we heard that xi jingping gave putin a quote, deemed putin a quote old friend and afterwards it seems there is some limits to this so-called no limits relationship. how do you assess the partnership right now between moscow and beijing? >> i think that, you know, russia has relied heavily on china for sort of this economic bailout in the wake of international sanctions, but jonathan, i remember being on the show, about, you know, five months ago, where we were discussing will they or won't they in terms of chinese military assistance to russia to prosecute the war in ukraine and by all accounts from what we've seen from open source intelligence and what western officials have said, the chinese have sent nothing to russia. to mention they are using iranian drones and now requesting north korean artillery so i think the chinese are walking a knife edge, russia is a strong ally but they realize that this war is not going in a direction that vladimir putin had wanted

not the eighth of this asks, see five data india pakistan israel and north korea nine tenth no, until i thought differently michaeland that viktor nikolayevich was now telling us a story in the nineties that it was then that the americans just lost their fear. that's when they thought they had a hand on the buttons. and we can’t have a hand on the button, which means that the situation has changed. do you really believe in the threat of nuclear war? i say it's incredible. but is there, for example, but there is no other way out, you understand, if it will, if indeed, russia will not cope with the special operation, but hmm, then it is possible, well, maxim, in my opinion, is very clear and clear . by the russian side, i think it's unlikely, because i don't see a win. uh , i don’t see any benefit from the use of nuclear weapons in ukraine but from threatening a nuclear weapon, but i see a weapon, but wait, but who said that nuclear weapons will be used in ukraine all decision centers that are made in ukraine they are not in ukraine they are in brussels they are in the united states of america in washington they are

korea, with me about a year off q film stock. i just got a meal. if i'm gonna go for that, we used to, it's just right in the group of kids. michael, but we tv, you rule me present. you come, did you just give us those from the go here? go, no doubt that. but let me start with the comment of newton yog, noisy lou meeting, but it's most certainly us. or can you partially because that now talks to restore the criteria for you scheme of sure you will. people who you with your school. she was probably the who design your temperature is a pulse we spoke at, not the millennium with dynamic number 2, triple global shane because i'm familiar supposed to be going by shoving, if they didn't bond the ussr. but the cold war, again, even in 1947 western politicians, still spoke of pete to the great will and russia, longstanding plans for world domination, even though the document had long been proved a fake. oh, but you know, there is no smoke without fire. you understand, we know it's a fake, but maybe it is fake. has some real cause, you know, and then you as it, you know, order to justify the cold war and fight against the soviets. always t

doesn’t ask, look five yes, constantly india pakistan israel and north korea on the nine-tenth no, while i thought differently michaelyevich is now telling us the story of the nineties, that it was then that the americans just lost their fear. that's when they thought that they have a hand on the buttons, but we can’t have a button in our hand, but the situation has changed. you really believe in the threat of, uh, nuclear war. i say it's incredible. only if we allow, and there is no other way out, you understand, if there is, if indeed russia will not cope with the special operation. then it is possible, well, maxim, in my opinion, very clearly and clearly, yes, the scenario when i go outside can theoretically be applied, eh? russian side, i think it's unlikely, because i don't see a win, and i don't see a win from the use of nuclear weapons in ukraine a from being threatened, rather by nuclear weapons. i see, and the meaning wait. well, who said that nuclear weapons will be used in ukraine, all decision centers that are made in ukraine are not in ukraine. they are in brussels. they are in the united states of ameri