i'm talking about victoria newland today. we'll examine just who this woman is and why she wheeled so much power, having never been an elected official. alright, let's get into the m o the . she's got lots of nickname, the madam of my dad, the butcher, the nord stream, siren officially. so she's the artificial number 2 at the state department, make sense? victoria and jane newland, the child of an eastern european jewish father who was a surgeon and a christian british mother. she was born in 1961. she went to the prestigious brown university, but not much else is no nor, or told about this so called career diplomat. she joined the foreign service back in 1984 and has since clod her way to the highest echelons of and elected power in the us. at one point, young victoria was a political officer at the us embassy in a new post soviet russia from 1991 to 1993 in 2005 under george w bush. she was the 1st female ambassador to nato. if her resume existed in a vacuum, it might sound quite impressive, but the reality of her career ha

i'm talking about victoria newland today. we'll examine just who this woman is and why she wheeled so much power, having never been an elected official. alright, let's get into the m o. the . she's got lots of nickname, the madam of my down butcher. the nord stream, siren officially. so she's the artificial number 2 at the state department makes sense. victoria and jane newland, the child of an eastern european jewish father who was a surgeon and a christian british mother. she was born in 1961. she went to the prestigious brown university, but not much else is no nor, or told about this so called career diplomat. she joined the foreign service back in 1984 and has since clod her way to the highest echelons of and elected power in the us. at one point, young victoria was a political officer at the us embassy in a new post soviet russia from 1991 to 1993 in 2005 under george w bush. she was the 1st female ambassador to nato. if her resume existed in a vacuum, it might sound quite impressive, but the reality of her career has h

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they are neo cons and what we know about the neo cons, they've been consistent. victoria newland, was dick cheney's assistant to your policy was she was hillary clinton's assistant under brock obama. she missed a little bit of time under trump and she's back. so this is a ideological strain that has come to power and they are doing what the they do. so look, here's what i want to do. i want to talk a little bit more about what can possibly happen moving forward, and maybe a better understanding of what's actually happening in the theatre from you. michael, as a military guy, they help us understand that. all right, you guys stay right there by the way, i wanna continue this conversation with you as well. all you gotta do is reach to me on twitter. the handle is rick sanchez, tv. that's rick sanchez, tv, and we can have a conversation like the one we're having here and i'll look for you there. by the way, when we come back, we'll have money for ukraine ever. dry up or are we being led into a hot wheels with your port when we come back? don't go with the in a, in a c 90 age, the new one

it was victoria newland, and, and then vice president biden, who arrange for the crew in 2014. and that's of ukraine at why, because they wanted to begin an isolation of russia. this is all aimed at at containing russia and, and to, and, and now china. and now you hear the head of nato stoughton burg, who's saying we need now to expand nato into the, into the in the pacific. and people are objecting. why are we doing this? why do we have this kind of expansion military expensive, but the reality of the situation on the ground? not if you listen to see and then then you know, nbc and fox and all the corporate media or, or the newspapers here in this country. but if you really are a keen observer and you start doing your homework on this, is that in fact the ukrainian military is being decimated. yes, this is what i'm reading in certain places. is it true? yes it is. and they're out there running out of soldiers either running out of there, running out of soldiers. in fact, i saw a clip this morning where they, where authorities in ukraine are actually virtually kidnapping young

client states, nothing of the sort, and i think a lot of people in the west, maybe even people like newland knew this, they were very cynical about it, they um, they saw the profit uh that could be extracted from from this war, they don't care about human life, and you know the opped in the wall street journal also mentioned iran that the defense industry was protecting israel from iran terrorism, these are the propaganda campaigns that have been in place for what, how how 40 years, and uh, they haven't changed, and you know, chunks of the american public certainly believe this stuff, but but i think there there is pushback now, we see in the global south, we see it with bricks, we see it with um the the the resistance in africa, niger and burkin faso and so forth, um, there there is, there is, there are shifts taking place, i've said this before, economic reshaping of the planet, and the us is on the outside looking in, i think as is as his native. and going on that train of thought, paolo rafone, i mean if we're looking at the eu's powerhouse, germany to be suffering to the point that it

do you think the job id blinking jake sullivan, newland care about the environment given what happened to the north stream pipeline given is you just said that they desperately wanted the increases in the oil production to lower the price of gas, whilst at the same time that's petroleum, but is it while of the same time wanting to massively increase l. n. g from fracture gas in texas to western europe. when this is another case of the sun, but is it in by then is giving permissions to a different orange companies and different gas companies to increase production. and as i said inside the us, the other countries and the other international companies are investing internationally to stop because of the environment. okay, believe that and this situation started to uncover if a u. k, if you are from the u. k, they allowing a non c, a producer to continue exploding and the producing or 11 gas in the notes to see the other did not have the air loud at that. do you think it's all a lie when they chose to buy the environment? they don't care about this problem in this village that there was t

well, we have got some wet weather just making his way across. newland areas of algae area for tuesday may well central areas save the seasonal showers, crumbling on the from intimate moments to major social changes from man's impact on the planet to the impact of mine on himself so that you guys would you pressure and this is really as to give yourself loved the witness award winning films from around an hour to 0. he's reading more and goes, escalating correspondence on the ground this morning has a talk to from boardman, but it's not just air strikes. it's sac shells and gum bolts from the seats. there's been a lot of destruction here in the villages as of vandalism. comp deal with a number of bodies from the south end of his route. the air just stayed with us for the native defendant means on out to 0. the your what you know, what is it? a reminder of our top story is this are more palestinians have been killed and wounded indians really is. tried some garza in the past few hours. more than 5 thousands have died since october. the summons when across the board of a tank back home u

i'm talking about victoria newland today. we'll examine just who this woman is and why she wheeled so much power, having never been an elected official. alright, let's get into the m o.

and you got, you got victoria newland who's family came from. great. this is ours. russia, which today is part of ukraine. so we're involved in a family feud, and then we're getting. now we're pushing the, the, the polls to advance, to use nato for its purposes. and, and, and what does this purpose they wants to take back areas of ukraine and, and beller as it's endless. it's got to stop. and i think the american people themselves are beginning to see this and, and if it, if it doesn't stop, then we're going to have a revolt in this country because now we see, we can't even protect our own borders. even democrats, within large cities are, are complaining to this, to the democrat administration that we can't take the, the inflow of a refugee, so they're not just coming from mexico. they're coming from all over the world. so i think the american people are beginning to wake up that these endless wars and that's taken care of ourselves and, and, and not, and, and continuing to manage to have this manifest destiny for the world. is, is, is, is enough and w

held an all-senators briefing yesterday on this and fox news obtained a read out of it and victoria newland this attack took place was because of saudi arabia saying it appears all progress has been lost as the crown prince made comment supporting palestine. >> sad to hear, you can see iran thumb print all over this. i hate to hear that. i have done operations in and around saudi arabia, to see that relationship develop will undermine abraham accord and i hate to see that. >> todd: speaking of iran, 20 gop senators calling to refreeze the $6 billion. the money is available for humanitarian use and money is f fungibleand could be used against israel. do you individually support this? >> absolutely, i think it will be almost universally supported by the house. i support it. we need to have additional sanctionings. this government needs to be squeezed. it is a proxy by iran. economically, strategically, this government needs to be punished where it misstepped. >> carley: the house speaker vote happens today. what is going to happen? >> we had good progress last night in closed session. this is

we got this document, apparently all the senators, rebecca, all got a briefing from victoria newlandcting secretary of state. it talks about four steps to the israel plan, and then it goes into hostage recovery and i wanted to focus on president biden has three ' objectives and i am going to read you to them, try to get some on the screen, we just got this so it may not work. president biden's key objectives demonstrate our support to israel, to push for aid to israel and acknowledge israel is a victim in this attack and they have a right to defend themselves. contain the conflict by preventing others from fueling the fire. utilizing dod assets in the region to deter further escalation from other players in the region and working with both palestine and isreali governments to remind them this bottle is between israel and hamas and not the government of palestine. support hostages and americans in the region. thoughts on that, rebecca. >> well, i'm glad that that part is in there that is very significant that the united states is going to have a deterrent force that iran doesn't have

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and newland said, listen, this can all be fixed, let’s do it anyway. labor will grind everything downrd, and well, i say, tomorrow morning i’ll knock on the door and start giving you juices, i told her, i started feeding them her juices, panorovskaya really began to feel better and started touring again, but it was not possible to have a child with a spouse until that fateful meeting took place behind the scenes of the provincial cultural center in the city of zlatoust. the acquaintance of irina ponorovskaya and little nastya is somewhat similar to the parable about the salvation of baby moses. the capital's star comes with a concert to the small ural town of zlatoust. nastya’s mother, an unemployed girl, secretly smuggles the baby backstage and invites the singer to pick her up, saying there is no money, nothing to feed her, you, my daughter, will be fine. irina immediately felt it was her, this was her girl, she was a busty girl, kind of dirty, all filthy, so golina vitalina clicked something, well, she decided like, well, since there are no children, and that means an unhappy child