the irish prime minister michael martin, gave a scathing assessment of the case actions for a country like the united kingdom to renege on an international treaty does represent a new law point because of the natural expectation of democratic countries like ourselves, you can all across europe as are we on earth international agreements that we entered into my disagreement was ratified, but been signed and approved by the prime minister for more on the latest developments, i am now joined by martin how he's a prominent lawyer in the u. k. with years of expertise and you lot, he also, he's also the chair of lawyers for britain and a pro briggs contributor to british media outlets. a very warm welcome. did you have a new circuit to have you with us? you k prime minister boy johnson signed the steel, this northern ireland protocol. it was agreed to get brags it over the line. or, you know, worried that we nagging on parts of it will undermine u. k. standing in the world. i don't think so. no, this isn't about boris johnson or who signed it. this is about the fundamental rights of u. k. c

michael martin. yeah. yep. he did. i think we do. i and i think it is something that united states brought on itself in the west for that matter. but at the urging and pushing of the united states took the by the minute administration and the near, near conservative sewer in it, like victoria newland. this is an effort and a purposeful effort by them to contain and ultimately have regime change in russia . and i think that this was the atlas for a mr. potent to say ok, enough's enough because the united states just pushed moscow to its own limits and, and, and in so doing push the, the european countries to, to follow suit reluctantly. they, they've dead and an already were stand splits there. but this is, this is something where moscow now is a look at to creation of a new multi polar world order. as i see it along with russia. i will, along with china rather, and iran, turkey and all the other members of the shanghai cooperation organization and the bricks countries. so i see that this is a, an irreversible trend and nice and i don

president of ukraine volodymyr zelensky invited the prime minister of ireland michael martin to visit for the first time volodymyr zelensky announced this on twitter, the grant also thanked ireland for supporting the status of a candidate for membership in the european union, i will remind you on the 23rd and on june 24, there will be a meeting of the council of the eu at which the leaders of the eu countries will consider the issue of the european perspective of ukraine in the lower house of the parliament of the netherlands today there will be a debate on granting ukraine the status of a candidate for membership in the european union, as well as on other issues of the eu on june 23 and 24 in brussels. this was told by the honorary consul of ukraine in the kingdom of the netherlands, karl burger dirven . ukraine and to dispel misconceptions and misunderstandings , the honorary consul also expressed the hope that the recommendation of the dutch deputies will be based on ukraine. adopt recommendations for the governments of their states on whether new countries should be granted candid

kriti: thank you to michael mckee and gina martin adams, as always, for your insight. jay berry is the jp morgan head of on strategy and will be joining us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >>>> i think about friday's epi print as big or go moment. -- bigger boat moment. in jaws there is chief roadie, he's chumming and he realizes the shark is much bigger than he anticipated and he utters to his shipmates that they will need a bigger boat. friday's cpi print is the bigger boat moment and the fy markets are reacting the way they are because they think the fed will be forced to get more aggressive than they had expected. guy: great way of looking at it there. that was a little earlier on bloomberg television. answering our question of the day, our markets ready for 75? joining us mao is jay berry, head of u.s. dollar bond market strategy. let's talk about about 75 basis points. are we going to need a bigger boat? >> our thought process is maybe the boat moving for longer to avoid jaws. as the fed has guided us this week, 50 this week, 50 in july with more risk after that, the i

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i'm martin de caro and our guest today catholic university historian. michael kimmage. welcome michael. thank you for having me. good to have you here. you are a member of the state department's policy planning staff 2014 to 2016. your porio

i'm martin de caro and our guest today catholic university historian. michael kimmage. welcome michael. thank you for having me. good to have you here. you are a member of the state department's policy planning staff 2014 to 2016. your portfolio was russia and ukraine. so you bring a lot of expertise to the subject. we're going to talk about today. you are an expert on us russia relations, and that is the road to war in eastern europe. how did we get to this point where europe is seeing its first major land war since world war two the possible exception of

and you actually sat down with the fathers of trayvon martin and michael brune jr.remind everybody, i'm sure most viewers know about it. but just talk about the terrible tragic connection all of these dads share. >> it is hard to imagine, it is been ten years since trayvon martin, a 17-year-old was shot and killed in sanford, florida. and he would have been 27 years old now is kind of mind blowing. we see the picture of the young man. he was armed with a bag of skittles and arizona iced tea and shot and killed by a neighborhood watchman and then a year and a half later you have michael brown in missouri, a scuffle with the police officer and he shot down in the street and he laid baking in the street for four hours and we know what happened after that. and jacob blake in 2018 was being detained, shot four times in the back by a police officer. he is paralyzed and still with us. and we think about father's day and how much we sacrifice and pour into our children and part of that is protecting our children but what happens when you could not protect them and you have

i'm martin de caro and our guest today catholic university historian. michael kimmage. welcome michael. thank you for having me. good to have you here. you are a member of the state department's policy planning staff 2014 to 2016. your portfolio was russia and ukraine. so you bring a lot of expertise to the subject. we're going to talk about today. you are an expert on us russia relations, and that is the road to war in eastern europe. how did we get to this point where europe is seeing i

i'm martin de caro and our guest today catholic university historian. michael kimmage. welcome michael. thank you for having me. good to have you here. you are a member of the state department's policy planning staff 2014 to 2016. your portfolio was russia and ukraine. so you bring a lot of expertise to the subject. we're going to talk about today. you are an expert on us russia relation

i'm martin de caro and our guest today catholic university historian. michael kimmage. welcome michael. thank you for having me. good to have you here. you are a

martin intercourse sunday. i juris military is battling you had an insurgency in the north, but attacks are rare in the under region. did have your correspondent a michael coyer in lagos, told me more about the attack. had he, i think today is one of those days that he just wake up to hear is one of those news that of course nobody has sponsor here. as he did mention there. yes. on identified gunmen which is now almost popular see and now sadly nigeria stuff that catholic church in our to the and then you know, how many people have been killed over 50 as we do new including children? nancy did mention that a yes. what we, what we had is that a did detonate some explosive to scare the people, but from the image is coming out dates clearly people who were shot at and targeted at a close range. and we've seen, we've heard also information that a lot of them have been hospitalized. those who are still alive, they're asking for blood donation, you know, to see what more can be done to save them. and if you look again at the images from what we've seen at that place is close to the palace, we don't know if that has any connection, but that's the kind of place

i'm martin de caro and our guest today catholic university historian. michael kimmage. welcome michael. thank you for having me. good to have you here. you are a member of the state department's policy planning staff 2014 to 2016. your portfolio was russia and ukraine. so you bring a lot of expertise to the subject. we're going to talk about today. you are an expert on us russia relations, and that is the road to war in eastern europe. how did we get to this point where europe is seeing its first major land war since world war two the possible exception of the breakup of yugoslavia a civil war. so let's begin with something. i usually stay away with stay away from rather my day-to-day podcast and that is what's happening on the ground. we want the podcast to survive forever not become dated, but i am curious as to what you think about why russia's invasion? has gone so poorly at least from a russian perspective not achieving any major objectives yet. well, i think there are a couple of factors it begins i think with a ambition that was unrealizable from the beginning in

celebrity impersonator punched martin in the face when they went to hollywood [ light laughter ] i remember this one. yeah, exactly. [ laughter ] "whoa! >> questlove: michaels show. and it was the weirdest thing because he wanted to meet me and they called me and brought me to his dressing room. and i went in his dressing room and when i went in, his mother was in there and he just looked at me and went -- [ laughter ] that's all he did. >> jimmy: that's all he did? >> that's all he did >> jimmy: all right. >> and i felt awkward, 'cause i was like -- >> jimmy: what are you going to do >> "i gotta go nice to meet you, mike." >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] and did he laugh again when you left [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, he did all the way out. amazing. [ laughter ] all right. quest, last one. here you go. what was the name of martin's restaurant that opened and closed in the same day >> questlove: ah rent 'em spoons, it is marty mart's meatloaf and waffles joint. [ laughter ] [ bell dinging ] [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: meatloaf and waff -- meatloaf and waffles [ cheers and applause i want to talk about the "martin" reunion special when we come back more w

michael's catholic church and met members of the community. the following day in a further historic act of reconciliation, the queen shook hands with deputy first minister martinlane to visit northern ireland. but after seven decades as queen, the warmth of welcome for her has not. such lovely memories of the queen and her visit to northern ireland. we are not too far away from lighting our main beacon butjust before we do well enough to have a chat here with rachel who is one of our community beacon writers. that evening. i can tell from the accent you are not from around here. you are from canada. you have made your home here. tell me what does it mean for you to be part of the celebrations?— for you to be part of the celebrations? , . ., celebrations? it is so exciting to be here to _ celebrations? it is so exciting to be here to like _ celebrations? it is so exciting to be here to like a _ celebrations? it is so exciting to be here to like a beacon - celebrations? it is so exciting to be here to like a beacon for i celebrations? it is so exciting to be here to like a beacon for the | be here to like a beacon for the canadian people back home. we had the qu