and this tragedy, which dmitry still needs to realize, but you know, i want to say that the monroe doctriner a shrinking of america to its natural, uh , genetically monroe was just soup-holobolism, of course, monroe spoke about that the entire western past is ours. yes now and now there is a big one, yes, and everyone else, then europeans first of all great britain pop your head. yes, let's get out of here, that means crawling not in this sense, of course, but the monroe doctrine was the first step towards america starting to enter the world arena, it's another matter that this step was taken for a very long time. well, actually the uk from the caribbean. excuse me, until 1940 they picked it out from big costs like that, but now am perhaps whether to implement the monroe doctrine this is a big question, because latin america is already another latin america has tasted both left-wing values ​​and right-wing dictatorships, which only latin america hmm has not tasted and human life in latin america has changed very sharply in price. in general, there are quite a lot of anxious people. i'm talk

the monroe doctrine under james mattis and secretary monroe.roe doctrine says hemisphere and so many words as our business. it was abandoned by obama. it was reinstated by donald trump. donald trump is a pacifist. donald trump is not isola isolationist. donald trump does not cut and run. look at the history of his presidency is an enormously successful foreign policy much like reagan peace through strength. china's footprint in latin america is large and growing. the second largest trade partner after the united states and the biggest sovereign lender to latin american governments. indeed, as the letter china is overtaking long-standing multi national multilateral financial institutions development bank in the region. those two organizations were just barely edging out a cycle adding content to latin america between 2008 and 2019. when you think they're up to? the building faces and latin american ground bases and water basis. what else are they doing in latin america? the u.s. and china are battling for influence in latin america. our own back

we shouldn't tell them what to do and the monroe doctrine version could be. and it's not what i meant by that so thank you for calling that. i can tell you the national security school doesn't get a single penny from any foreign government or foreign company we would never take a penny from them. and we disclosed this on our web site but it's all foundation funded by a-9 parfitt 501 c3. simon national security our guest is the founder of the nationalhe security institute of george mason university law school, jamil jaffer thanks for your time. >> thanks pedro.

this tragedy, which dmitry still needs to realize, but then you know, i want to say that the monroe doctrinenever a shrinking of america to its natural on uh unlimited monroe was just on bitch-blue-eyed, of course, said that the entire western past is ours. yes, and now, and now there is a big one, yes, and everyone else, then european, first of all great britain, don't bother. yes, let 's get out of here, it means that the crawlers are not in this sense, of course, but the monroe doctrine was the first step towards america starting to go out on the world arena is just another matter that this step was made for a very long time. well, actually the uk from the caribbean. excuse me, until 1940 they picked out from the bolshoi . and we are at a cost, yes, but now am. is it possible to implement the monroe doctrine? this is a big question, because latin america has already tasted both left-wing values ​​and right-wing dictatorships, which only latin america hmm has not tasted and human life in latin america has changed very sharply in price. in general, there are quite a lot of anxious people. i

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able to retrieve it because american ships are not allowed through the dardanelles due to the monroe doctrinest want to mention that we're talking about drones and satellites, but we didn't mention the balloons. if you want to look at the reaction of what americans would feel like if the russian just flying 20 nautical miles of new york or whatever, look at the panic around the chinese balloon , which flew over the united states. so it's all very kind of touch -- there's a lot of symbolism in those things, including into retrieval. including into areas of exclusion and so forth which either side tried to claim for themselves. for russia, it's a big thing if they can get their hands on the actual hardware from the bottom of the sea, which they claim they have located where it fell down, and it will be an extra bonus on top of everything else that has happened. laura: a kremlin spokesman has said that this caused relations between the u.s. and russia to hit four "their lowest point." that is quite a statement isn't it? do you agree with it? guest: relations are very bad, and that is not news. t

the mexican people can see that its united states is invaded more than 200 times since the monroe doctrine, in 18. 24 was adopted. how many invasions of nic and i were under a suit, panama grenade, of the dominican republic of puerto rico. how many u. s. military bases in panama, under, as in pedro in columbia encircling any country who strives to be. busy self determining such as venezuela nic and i will cuba or bolivia, the united states has no moral standing to try to dictate to the mexican people how they go about solving their own internal issues. whether it has to do with their economy or with this serious problem with the drug cartels. united states is long, had a neo colonial relationship with their neighbors to the south. mexico lopez over though arrives at a historical moment when south america and the caribbean in the 3rd world. and the non aligned countries are standing up forging more unity in integration against. busy use hedge a monic unit holder designs, and this is what strikes fear into the biden's, the tramps in the lindsey graham's ah, to the ukranian conflict. and now

the mexican people can see that it's united states is invaded more than 200 times since the monroe doctrine in 18. 24 was adopted. how many invasions of nichol? i was, and doors who panama of grenade of the dominican republic of puerto rico. how many u. s military bases in panama, and doris and piero in columbia, in circling any country who strives to be self determining, such as venezuela nichol. i will cuba or bolivia. the united states has no moral standing to try to dictate to the mexican people how they go about solving their own internal issues, whether it has to do with their economy. with this serious problem, the drug cartels, united states, as long had a neo colonial relationship with their neighbors to the south. mexico. lopez over the arrives that a historical moment when south america and the caribbean in the 3rd world and the non aligned countries are standing up forging more unity and integration against us . busy has your morning unipolar designs, and this is what strikes fear into the biden's, the trumps in the lindsey graham's. ah, to the blank on the wire, according to ru

they still have not abandoned the 2 century old policy on the monroe doctrine. behaving like the governments of the world measures for initiated the leg tory reforms which have been approved by the national parliament. he believes that funding privacy allocated for electoral authorities would be better spent elsewhere, especially for providing more assistance to impoverished people. but the usaa said them as it could potentially jeopardize democratic procedures. this is just the latest in a long list of issues i've harmed relations between the us and it's so the neighbor, mexico, immigration policies and drug trafficking points of contention. the mexican president even boycotted the summit of the americas houston by the u. s. last year. the snub was reported, the people over the white house is decision to not invite the needs of cuba, nicaragua, and venezuela on allegations of authoritarianism. we heard from a latin american studies professor daniel shaw, who says it is high time for mexico to stand up against washington's imperialist approaches to the region. we've seen a lopez over the lor

they still have not abandoned the 2 century old policy on the monroe doctrine. behaving like the government of the world basically as president initiated electoral reform which have been approved by the national parliament. he believes that funding for the allocated for electoral authorities would be better spent elsewhere, especially for providing more assistance to improve the people. but the u. s. has said the measures could potentially jeopardize democratic procedures. this is just the latest in a long list of issues of hom relations between the us. i'm it. so the neighbor, mexico immigration policies, i'm the drug for have been point of contention. and the medical person even boycotted the summit of the americas hosted by the u. s. last year. but a snob was reported lee because the us labor b not did not invite the leaders of cuba. nicaragua, as well. we heard from latin american studies professor daniel, sure. he says it's high time for makes good, i'm up against washer as imperialistic approaches. so the region we've seen a lopez overheard who has become increasingly anti imperialist

they still have not abandoned the 2 century old policy of the monroe doctrine behaving like the government of the world. massive president and initiated the electoral reform. it have been approved by the national parliament, anybody's of funding privacy allocated for electoral sources would be better spent elsewhere, especially for providing more assistance to impoverished people. but the u. s. a said the measure it could potentially jeopardize democratic procedures. this is just the latest in a long list of issues that have harmed relations between the u. s. and it southern neighbor, mexico, immigration policies and drug trafficking have been points of contention. and the mason for the even boy called it the summit. the americans hosted by the u. s. last year. fast enough was reportedly because the u. s. deliberately did not invite the leaders of cuba. nicaragua, i've been as well. we heard from latin american studies professor daniel. sure. he says it is high time for mexico to stand up against washington's imperialistic approaches to the region. we've seen a lopez over the lord who has

they still have not abandoned the 2 century old policy on the monroe doctrine. behaving like the governments of the world in me. mexico versa initiated the length tauriel reform, which have improved by the national parliament. he believes that funding previous the allocated for like tauriel authority, the would be better spent elsewhere, especially for providing more assistance to impoverished people. but the u. s. has said the measure it could potentially jeopardize demographic procedures. this is just the latest in a long list of issues that have harmed relations between the u. s. and southern neighbor, mexico, immigration policies and drug trafficking have been points of contention. and the mexican person, even boy, quoted the summit of the americas hosted by the u. s. last year. that was reported late because the us liberty did not invite the needs of tuber nicaragua, as well. we heard from latin america, professor daniel shows as it is high time for mexico to stand up against washington imperialistic approaches to the reading region. we've seen a lopez overlord, who has become increasin

is the opposite, the monroe doctrine is the opposite, maxim you wanted, yes, i’m the same way abouta, and i also drew attention to this a. in the statement of the speech of the prime minister of georgia in an interview with the television company copper, i noticed. e for one more moment when he was explaining why for what reason? this means that the decision to withdraw the ill-fated bill was made by the georgian authorities, this is such a tactical retreat. it's a wise move in my opinion, that is, i'm sorry. right here. yes, i just said about the european union which, well, the policy is oriented towards the leak from eu officials who intend to conduct exactly this and, in my opinion, i read on saturday. uh, montenegro or something, or croatia no, i know that people are tired or croatia, not others can say who, but the serbian republic in the composition. well, here, yes. you see, if you are absolutely sure, then they, of course, also want to accept such positions. yes, well, that means, but they reacted differently to this decision. moreover, here many criticized the zemstvo autho

we do not practice the monroe doctrine.allowed the chinese into our backyard, allowed them to operate there. it is a mistake. i share alan's concerns about the border but at the end of the day, we are talking about what china is doing, and he's right to focus on these.issues . host: leak in west virginia on -- malik in west virginia on the independent line. caller: you act as if the u.s. is not -- of the world. i will relate this to the opio crisis. there are for nations -- there are nations -- they are sovereign nations. china that send that spy balloon, that stole billions and trillions of dollars from the american economy, that harmed the american workers maliki is talking about. host: there's legislation specifically aimed towards china. when is the taiwan conflict deterrence act, which would activate sanctions if beijing acts against taiwan, the taiwan nondiscrimination act, which would advocate for taiwan's membership of the imf, the taiwan protection act. it goes on from there. to the taiwan issue, what choices does

they want to abandon the monroe doctrine. so-called manifesto of destiny, they do not want to change. they believe in world government. and they consider themselves to be. he sees only a speck in someone else's eye. they but this is no cause for anger. just say it's not true that they're liars, like we're judging them here. let's get a look. human rights why don't you free? if you say why do you keep? well how come that award-winning us journalist claims that the us government has committed sabotage. on gas pipeline to europe, this is the president of mexico , by the way, we must also appreciate the fact that , starting from trump, trump was going to smash wall cartels, by the way, rob cartels and generally bring order. mexico is about to fuck. here. this is a very symptomatic speech, which here are questions about the monroe doctrine, which no one on the continents of north and south america likes, because it directly declares all countries. there, in the american backyard, up to the question of who blew up the nord stream.

she always actually defended the monroe doctrine, and it was not only a doctrine for a large territory, a large america for the entire western hemisphere, but among other things, we say not that you do not come to us no one, but we will not come to you anywhere. we will not deal with you all the affairs, in general, the idea that america can get involved in the affairs of europe, which the majority, as it were, americans, starting with the founding fathers. just hated this place crazy bodrotsin could go back there. it was followed by the second age of isolationism. here, well, then, of course, an ingenious ingenious steering wheel. you are no less cunning truman who rewrote almost the entire american establishment, by the way, again the democratic party. here the democrats always happen here this thing. and now, of course, what we see here in the face. the bidens are, of course, a person who is not him . he does not even know, probably personally, but a collective byte. he understands perfectly well that for them for most people who present in the white house and in federal departments

since even before the monroe doctrine is 823, the united states has always lost on latin america as their backyard. both the land and the resources of raw materials. but what is changed now is that there are countries like cuba, vast swell, ha, bolivia, which have struggled to create progressive socialist societies in order for not so much foreigners to take their resources. but for the people of those countries to have control over their resources. for real development of the people you must wants to maintain the domination vetted game at the end of world war 2. and that doctrine of domination of the world has never let up. and now we see powers like china, russia, as long as the emerging countries that have rested, control resources with their land, back to the people who love and as willa to brazil. and to believe that this is a challenge to the united states. the world does not belong to all right, just by wrapping up this, i was addition of the weekly life from moscow and aussie international. thank you for sharing a time with us here on the russian capital stock ship busy week for y

the monroe doctrine, tim anderson, director of the center for counter had demonic studies. thank you. lou and monday mark's a grim 2 decades for the iraqi people since us led forces invaded their country to impose regime change by force our to will continue its coverage of washington. the gruesome legacy in the war torn middle eastern country and thoroughly examined the effects of the devastation on the region. stay tuned. at this hour, american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free its people, and to defend the world from great awe . with food and sleep with news, it's officially seating, being is that to visit moscow to meet with vladimir putin next week. and there will be plenty to discuss from the russian chinese strategic partnership to pressing global issues. the signing of bilateral agreements has also been announced with more details to follow. the chinese leaders approach to a supposedly isolated russia has sparked outrage in western media. the strengthening relationship calls into question u. s. support for reg

they still have not abandoned the 2 century old ball this year on the monroe doctrine behaving like the government of the world. la metro's president initiated the electoral reforms which have been approved by the national parliament. he believes that funding previously allocated for electoral authorities would be better spent elsewhere, especially for providing more assistance to poor people. but the us said the measures could potentially jeopardize democratic procedures. now this is just the latest and a long list of issues that her 5, well basically really heard relations between the us, son in southern neighbor, mexico, immigration policies, a drug trafficking of a major points of contention. and the mexican president even boy caught the summit of the americas hosted by washington last year. a snob was reported because the us that liberty did not invite the leaders of cuba, nicaragua, and venezuela. we heard from a latin american studies professor daniel shore. now he says it's high time for mexico to stand up on its own 2 feet. we've seen a lopez over the alert who has become incre

forget the monroe doctrine, they are all over and have a plan to did it. go back to what's our plan. we had a plan against russia and the soviet union, the truman doctrine, what's our plan for handling china. there isn't one. the last administration, it took us two years, oh, covid took over and then we have to figure this out about china. >> john: global influence quickly leads to global dominance. >> sandra: "new york times" columnist taking aim at the parents right movement telling readers it's a trojan horse to give conservative parents the right to dictate what is taught in schools. columnist carol marcowitz over the battle to protect our nation's children. >> john: lawmakers looking at covid school closures. what experts are saying about the unprecedented learning loss and many people say should have been prevented. >> seemed like the teachers unions had a more domnent voice in creating those guidelines than the scientists. oric cities and unforgettable scenery with viking. unpack once, and get closer to iconic landmarks, local life, and cultural trea

>> we have a monroe doctrine that said this is our -- but if you add up effectively global south you look at south america and africa and they come over this way of chiern. china is playing a very long game there of resources and friendship. >> we're talking about big countries argentina, brazil -- we're talking about the brick countries but then argentina joining as well. this is a lot of influence for china. >> it is taking over resources but it is also the typical thing that we also see here buying off elites. buying off people in charge who know they can just for a generation -- for several generations make sure that their families are well off. but they sell out their countries in the process and it's happening all over latin america and it will be very difficult if not impossible to unwind this biden administration asleep at the wheel. >> kamala harris said she's doing a lot of reading -- and listening to experts in advance of her trip to africa. so -- >> i hope she has -- i hope she has the guts while she's in africa to go see those little children working in the mines who are

basic motivation moore's or became known as a wall for whits doctrine, according to which the monroe doctrine established by the united states in the late 18th century about controlling south america should be extended to the world at large, enrolled for it said we don't need to give any reasons. if we think of concrete as a row, concrete or not serving are in christ so we can going invaded and many honest american realists agreed with that. they said that was the only motivation to establish american, her game, any extend american imperialist chris by taking iraq and of course, in the middle east as always, a 3rd reason. how does this country relate to israel and a? so if you add all these 3 together, i think there were, these were the reasons for regime change for destroying iraq and. busy for actually organizing a war that led to the death of almost 2000000 people. 5000000 all funds, millions of iraqi refugees, all. busy over the middle east and elsewhere in the world, this has been the outcome of the invasion of iraq. it was a total, incomplete to sauce. i mean, why was iraq and especiall

i know your monroe doctrine. we have brix.tion to brazil, more countries will want to. daniel artega is there. still alive, there are still other countries and in mexico, not everything is safe in acapulco, you know, here america's favorite vacation spot. so everything ahead should never be in a hurry. in my opinion 800 they are undecided. we will help them, they will decide. yes, this is not what anyone is watching again. here, i'm even i'm not even mine again very much very many people pay attention. why the symbolic sense of luck is very very important. by the way, thank you for this undecided word. right here for everyone. well, it’s not that it’s undecided for everyone who sits, so to speak, and uh, and waits, because there is a desire, so to speak, to speak on the side of multipolarity. and suddenly it won't work. and we have already, so to speak, sort of performed. you understand that the majority, so to speak, of the participants in the international process are sitting watching and the visit of the force in this sense