no, just the northern america is a region of wonder of joy tragedy and yes, of violet. but it doesn't matter where you are. you have to be able to relate to the human condition. the no, it's a lie, and it's my job to shed light on how and why the mind stripped from it switches and left with a toxic legacy. when you teach, they usually forget people from lake point when you think that the people in power meet, the inhabitants still fighting for justice. jesse, wait and took, evaluate, and think. and for the money it went home. i didn't think they even considered us. again, the black people, people, the sacrifice then on tuesday or the so another nights of blood shed in gauze at least 12 palace demands, have been killed and attacks across the street in the past few us, the other ones are in jordan, this is obviously are a life and also coming up, besieged and fun with no s knife to go. but you in says israel's evaluation orders of just based 90 percent of gauze, population sensible, began, hungry and desperate. thousands of people in my area are just based by devastating

were totally disseminated, the circumstances under the colonization and recolonization of the northern america was actually very thor in the sense that people are there was not just ethnic cleansing of the native communities, but there was particularly something much more beyond an ethnic cleansing, genocide, in fact what is happening in palestine today is nothing short of a holocaust, in fact we must use the right time to call it, because once you massacre and the intention is to wipe out a certain race and replace it with the you know a colonial entity that will want to occupy the entire native land, then you see this as an ideological war more than a simple land grab ' zionism as a political ideology and entity does not stop in the abstract, actually. zionism is only the software in terms of a political ideology that tends to isolate the local palestinian native land owners and replace them with a colonial entity mainly through coming up with the jew state. in essence then we must counter that colonial. logic with new logic in the sense that the the the the the the people advanced the corre

africa, latin america, pretty much the whole world, aside from europe and the united states and northern america, and i think that was very kind of interesting um... kind of pivot that was very important because he was bold about this is where our priority regions, these are the regions where we will be kind of building relationships with again goes into that global shift that's been going on for quite a bit that where we have this china, russia challenges this us hajamanonic 50 years of would you can say even post cold war scenario where it's just been one-sided and i think that dynamic is is is is definitely going to be in that direction, so foreign policy wise, i don't see any major changes. i must give caviot for this, because one of the selections of the ministers that was somewhat criticized was abbas arachi, and he was one of the negotiators for the iran, iranian deal, and there was some questions around that, but i still feel that, if you remember, donald trump was the one in 2020 that unilatery pulled out of that, so i think this also sends a message internationally, because we know...

africa, latin america, pretty much the whole world, aside from europe and the united states and northern america, and i think that... was very kind of interesting um kind of pivot that was very important because he was bold about this is where our priority regions, these are the regions where we will be kind of building relationships with again goes into that global shift that's been going on for quite a bit that where we have this china, russia challenges this us hajamanonic 50 years of what you can say even post cold war scenario rather where it's just been one side. and i think that dynamic is is is definitely going to be in that direction, so foreign policy wise, i don't see any major changes. i must give caviot for this because one of the selections of the ministers that was somewhat criticized was abbas arakchi, and he was one of the negotiators for the iran, iranian deal, and there was some questions around that, but i still feel that you know, if you remember donald trump was the one in 2020 that unilatery pulled out of that, so i think this also sends a message. internationally, because

a witness documentary on a jersey to northern america is a region of wonder joy tragedy. and yes, of violet, but it doesn't matter where you are. you have to be able to relate to the human condition. the no, it's a lie, and it's my job to shed light on how and why the safe them even come in as an international inside corruption, excellence award, denominator hero. now the of the, i don't want elizabeth put on them and this is the news online from coming out for the next 60 minutes. the evaluation calles protest is full. 5 minutes to shake hacienda to resign and flee the country. the united nations completes its investigation into 19 staff members of the un agencies of palestinian refuge.

i think they ask for out, that's what they call it in northern america and do, and i did states and canada, but unfortunately, yvette to crane and loved it as loving for more. right. exactly, for the opposite. we are not trying to save the country by loving funding, good stations become out of the old very tired nationalist strain that goes back to world war 2 interval period and so on. and the state are totally militant and they don't want to see peace. they don't want to see an invitation, save on to see what. so i'm also pessimistic. i think this will lots of good stuff like you know what, george, one of the things that, you know, it's kind of a pain convenient observation is that when diplomacy was applied and then thinking of this them both process and had a lot. i mean, drafts were drawn up, been pages, initials, i mean, you know, it, you know, it's, it's, it, it is a separate that was actually tried and nobody wants to talk about, you know, the 3 of us knew what was going on and this them, bull, this is a few weeks after the conflict least this phase of the complex started, we were

i series on a jersey to northern america is a region of wonder of joy tragedy. and yes, of violet. but it doesn't matter where you are. you have to be able to relate to the human condition. the. no, it's a lie and it's my job to should lights on how and why the a palestinian slave with a few belongings. they have less, as this really strikes on god to take the death toll release from 2000. and this is out of your life from door ha. also coming up while fi has been closer to the greek capital, for instance, thousands to evacuate from nearby towns and hospitals. donald trump for times to the social media platform x. but there's a technical glitch before his interview with you on mosque and is the red planet hiding a blue sea crush side to say they could be and time.

so middle america at southeast america, southern america northern plains america have no representation matter of voting the more intense f densel inteno the metropolitan areas the more powerful they will become. in essence nine, 10, 11 states will have control of the entire electoral system. the electoral college you see is set to be racist and set up my slavers. what i am trying to point out here with what the democrat party is doing is at war with the middle class. it's at work with americans. union bosses may not get it they may not care. they are selling out their membership too. they will throw tidbits out two or little pieces and little crumbs to you it will have a 20-dollar an hour workday. which destroys jobs and then not use marxist propaganda, class warfare but let's get the rich. let's get the corporations but let's get them. and yet the biggest concentration of money, the biggest concentration of power and i mean police power is not any one corporation. it is the federal government. look, this not a single corporation has control of your life for this not a single corporati

the lives of the people of southern america have been against the interference of the northern states of america. what is written here is written here not to harm the country, nor for our property and personal interests, but to protect the rights we inherited. it is our duty to do what our children in the past, they have not seen us show them, do you know what rights we inherited, the right to own slaves, i was taught in school that we were free from slavery. we do not support, we only protect ourselves from the violence of the northern states and this is a lie gary flowers from the local radio announcer, he wants to show me the statue that he worked so hard to erect in 2017. maggie's mother valker was a slave and she is the first black woman to become the president of a bank in america, st. luke's p. bank. the statues show the society and the world that this person is the one who tried to create a right foundation in the society. this woman should be proud of, a woman who should be kept alive in memories. proud of the statues the confederacy is so disappointing because they fought to

as always, oleksandr kraev, director of the northern program america foreign policy council ukrainiansma americanist. and we will, of course, constantly return to the topic of the latest events of the pre-election race in the united states, because it affects the whole world and it directly affects us. a short pause on the air now and we will continue. a journalist who joined the armed forces, a political expert who... became a special agent of taras berezovyts in a new project on espresso. the real front is a thorough analysis of the main events. reports, comments of leading specialists and experts. analytics from the major of the armed forces. how to make sense of disturbing news and distinguish truth from hostile propaganda. the real front program with taras berezovets every saturday at 21:30 on espresso. we. we continue the saturday political club, don't worry, in the near future you will be waiting for an analyst from vitaly portnikov, who will join very soon, but for now we have the opportunity to talk with experts about those events that can change the situation in certain regi

northwest passage, the name given to the sea route through the arctic ocean along the northern coast of north america, where the atlantic and pacific oceans meet. this passage was sought for several... to shorten the route and not go around the continent through the south. the discoverer was the british polar explorer robert john maclure. he passed through the passage half a century before amundsen, although he traveled part of the way on ice, and... it was not possible to use the canal because of too harsh weather conditions, at the beginning of the 20th century the panama canal was already built, and the problem of shortening the sea route from the atlantic to the pacific ocean was solved. now, when the area of ​​ice in the arctic has decreased, the northwest passage is already considered quite navigable, but for now it is less developed than the northern sea passage. there is no no infrastructure, no population, no icebreakers. exactly 80 years ago, on the night of august 30, 1944, british aviation began a barbaric bombing of konexberg, today's kaliningrad. on this then german city, 200 british he

attack locations, israeli idf locations that are opposite and fighting with hezbollah on northern israel, americaif they hit population centers, things will be very much different. >> is the i ron dome capable of intercepting anything hezbollah throws at it >> you should never say anything or nothing it's very, very capable, but it's not 100% perfect, as we saw last time. some missiles are likely to get through. it depends on the scale of the attack and how many countermeasures inside the dome that israel has. the united states has been plussing up israel's capability with more projectiles, but it's always possible that some will get through. like we said, if it hits large-scale population centers like tel aviv, you're likely to see an american response, which will greatly expand the conflict in the region. >> colonel jack jacobs, thank you very much. i always appreciate your expertise. >>> from the middle east now to ukraine, and ukraine's president confirming for the first time that his troops have pushed inside russia's territory. the offensive began with 1,000 troops entering the region last

but in america, the northern most historical exchange caused indignation.d trump's former national security adviser john bolton. in a letter to his former boss called this deal extremely unfortunate for the united states. we are in the market, this tells everyone in the world that americans can be sold, and the only question is at what price this will affect not only russia, but iran, north korea and terrorist groups around the world. now the official representative of the pentagon has to intimidate his own citizens. we tell americans not to go to russia. that is, neither we are suspected of collecting and no one is suspected in the sensor we have like it will be written anonymous sources told, this is nothing more than recruitment, and recruitment is an operational event that is carried out only by representatives of the special services, so to say that he is simply a journalist is ridiculous. the us was so needed that america agreed with germany, it released krasikov, with slovenia, the dultsevs flew away and even with poland, there they released journali

good part of the amazon face, and so i don't know if the usual shows just up to was the northern parts of south america. meanwhile, alive, the shot was gathering across the eastern side of the cower bed. i think it will become a little more widespread sass day going on into sunday, so i some make sure i was coming in to trinidad was bob bade us to leave with little dry habit sunshine and show as though never the last penny a shout was there across the great, around to this jamaica, catching a shout too that a scattering a shout was into central america. larry apply pressure hit quite enough. the system is made developing to a tropical storm. pushing up to was that eastern side of the us this weekend. the challenges with the, [000:00:00;00] the color on the bulk of this is to use our license coming up for the next 60 minutes day for his rails military operation of the occupied westbank. 22 palestinians have been killed, many are forced to flee. i'm not all the ends in the n word, rose tearing off from large of military a, fall it over and goes or is really strikes and shelling, flossing homes that homel

he was about the zionist movement in palestine. the settling of the land by people from america and from northern europe and the buying up of is this is not going to end well, particularly for the local indigenous people, the palestinians, the arabs who live there, which is interesting, i've got the letters and these zionist militias, they kill the british people in jerusalem, absolutely, well king david hotel, they killed 80 in one night, i believe, 80 people in one night, but why has it become very normalized? killing of a children now we're talking about 15,0 children killedec as it's like it's okay palestinians can't die they can't be in prison it's okay but when an israel is killed like the whole world rages and the media start talking and like lying about what actually happened and 40 decapitated babies but when the palestinans actually die right in front of everyone when they're beseed when they're starved when they're killed for nine months like it's normal it's okay the palestinians can't die well this why why is it happening well? is simply because that's what the ruling class, that's t

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of the car, in the direction, of course, of all those who flocked here to northern california to hear the promise of america's future. the republican headquarters is maximally charged. glamorous picture, social media effects. trump in the spotlight. too cool to rig, we 'll make america great again. look, these are candies, now you'll say that i'm advertising something here, no, i just took it as an example, see what happened, this is inflation, but the white house's court economists are drawing a stable growth in gdp, experts are ironic, but ordinary americans don't care about abstract indicators, they look at the situation differently, how much money do they have in their pockets and how much the country takes from them to support the kiev regime. the economy has slumped, we have nothing, the whole country seems to have been abandoned to survive. the unemployment rate in the states is growing, most of the jobs created are going to migrants. the american dream seems to be dying. if trump becomes president, our business will rise again. fuel prices, we hope, will fall, and we will try to save the country. the

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why don't you drive as well, could scattering the showers, the cars, northern parts of south america, and scattering the showers to into the camera being the what the weather will be around the bahamas, running into cuba using across the spaniel. but a few showers that just coming into the sonata. so bob 8 us down to trinidad. you can expect to see some shambles here as we go on through the next couple of days, the noise. but we have got some web affecting a good possible florida. again, it does stay very unsettled for the se in corner of the us for the move, very much in the warm weather here. continuing fish, i was just around the full cold estate. some went to weather, to a to the pacific northwest and technic. decidedly unsettled for western canada as the african stories of resilience and courage. i gave him a way of the tradition and dedication to go about short documentary, sky african to make it on the white 9. and the book to make it africa direct on out. just sierra pod hitch, i mean to be is israel at north dakota piece? i think that the move in the f one is government with

fact that when she was focused on the three states in the northern used to call the northern triangle essential america. he focused on them. she got private investment into those states. and now we've seen 200,000 person drop an arrest at the border because of the work that she did. and central america, those are the things wish you all the best. but here's but here's what's different, what's different is that now i'm sorry. what's different is that now they're running at it, not running away from it. and that's a very different stance, but he begins to be because i don't think that dog is gonna hunt all right. >> everyone standby for us. we've got some more breaking news tonight. the vice president just secured a major endorsement we'll have those details next this is the home for the world's most essential stories in journalism and now, cnn has been recognized with the most emmy nominations of any organization this year cnn, with generative ai on aws, companies are already transforming how they work to generate new ideas and turn experiments into reality aws is the easiest way to get up and running s

we are exploring alaska and the northern coast of north america and all these things are happening 4000 miles away. important briefly to say that this is not liked by any means a biography of captain cook but it's an ensemble story about 180 men who left on these two ships in july of 1776 i'm just going to pluck out threeee of them. this is getting intense out here. is it something i'm saying? [laughter] so three interesting people on board the ship. the guy on the left becomes a notorious character in his own right some years later. as a young master of the revolution at the time a guy named william bly. some people have heard of the bounty. he becomes, he's got this incredible ability as a navigator but he's also an insufferable personality even on this voyage. you beginn to see the seeds of this mutiny coming many years later. these people couldn't stand him. they just can't stand them that he is very, very talented but a guy in the upper right is vancouver who becomes the great explorer some years later and the young officer midshipman of the billboard and the guy in the love of rig

northern part of central american, northern part of central america that deals with that affects the southern border of the u.s during the biden-harris administration, there were record numbers of illegal border crossings. why did the biden-harris administration wait three-and-a-half years to implement sweeping asylum some restrictions. >> well, first of all the root causes work that i did as vice president that i was asked to do by the president has actually resulted in a number of benefits, including historic investments, by american businesses in that region the number of immigrants coming from that region has actually he reduced since we began that work. but i will say this, that joe biden and i and our administration worked with members of the united states congress on an immigration issue that is very significant to the american people and to our security, which is the border and through bipartisan work, including some of the most conservative members of the united states congress. a bill was crafted, which we supported, which i support donald trump, god word of this bill that

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and so i don't know if the usual shows just up to was the northern parts of south america. meanwhile, live the shabbots gathering across the eastern side of the cower bed, i think is, will become a little more widespread, fast a going on into sunday. so i some make sure i was coming in to trinidad up towards bob aid us to leave with little dry habit sunshine and show as though never the last part of the shot was the across the great around to the jamaica. catching a shout to that, a scattering a shout was into central america. the larry of light pressure here quite enough. the system is made developing to a tropical storm, pushing up towards that eastern side of us this weekend. the, the, the latest news as it breaks, access to products are very limited and they tell and the road networks are badly damaged with detailed coverage, with thousands of prisoners still being held by russia and ukraine. the release of a $115.00 prisoners each comes as a welcome to congestion from around the world. the reconstruction of that was could take several by the government will have to decide whether

america, which was sending the most people to the united states at the time. she raised about $5.5 billion of private funds to help support jobs in those northern triangle countrieserica and migration has actually gone down from that region during the biden administration fortunately, at the same time conflict and climate change and instability and poverty has unfolded elsewhere. i'm sure your viewers are paying attention right now, for example, to what's happening in venezuela where a seemingly stolen election has sent scores of protesters into the streets. 2000 have been arrested. that's a country where already about a quarter of the people left and even more are expected to. >> the reporting i've just finished up with took place in the darien gap are dangerous route through the jungle where many migrants are taking to get to the united states and they're coming from all over the world. so as we see migration go down from central america, we're seeing it go up from other places at the same time we heard actually from chris murphy on this question of venezuela over the weekend. >> let me show you what he had to say and we'll talk about it. watch what drove the i

media, literally these weeks, these days , the interaction of the united states of america and the development of northern finland, military development is intensifying, the physical presence of americans on the territory of the baltic countries is rapidly increasing, it seems that in principle they, if there is some kind of war, then of course they will, if not the most important, then one of the main blows to make. this new direction their military development of the north, so we do not have any either, now occupying ukraine , we must not under any circumstances miss other geopolitical directions, where the situation is complicated. the arctic has been declared one of the main strategic regions, the leningrad military district has been created, indeed , russia and china are increasing their cooperation in the arctic, so these risks are certainly taken into account, well, and if i return... with china, secondly, the united states has reached a dead end not only in part of its foreign policy, but even in its foreign policy thought, because they can't come up with anything fundamentally new today. yes, the

the car, in the direction, of course, of all those who flew here to northern california to hear the promise about the future of america. headquarters of the republic. no matter, they look at the situation differently, how much money do they have in their pockets and how much the country takes from them to support the kiev regime, the economy has sagged, we have nothing, the whole country has been abandoned to survive, unemployment in the states is growing, most of the jobs created are going to migrants, the american dream seems to be dying, if trump becomes president, our business will rise again, fuel prices, we hope. there are reports that the country has long been ruled by anyone but the president. in a sense, there is an invisible one behind everything there command post, so that even the president has become a purely nominal figure, and no longer plays a special role. as a result of a coup d'etat, one nominal leader can be removed, after which the media exalts another, who will become the new nominal head. and in these conspiracy theories and chaos, in fact , the democrats do not lift a finger inside. the democra

of the car in the direction of, of course, all those who flew here to northern california to hear the promise of the future of americathe republican headquarters is maximally charged. glamorous picture effects of social networks in the spotlight trump. too cool for fraud, we will make america great again. waiting for the show, people, onessential. i believe in the american dream and i want people to be more important to the authorities than behind-the-scenes wars. republicans make promises, criticize opponents. with the help of everyone in this room, in 83 days we will defeat the super-liberal caris. we will return the white house with a historic majority and return to ourselves. white house officials paint a stable growth of gdp - experts are ironic, but ordinary americans do not care about abstract indicators, they look at the situation differently, how much money they have in their pockets and how much the country takes from them to support the kiev regime, the economy has sagged, we have nothing, the whole country has been abandoned to survive, the level unemployment in the states is growing, most of the jobs cre

honduras, and guatemala to see what the root causes of why people were leaving the northern triangle and coming to america in big numbers. and she did work on that. and the numbers are much better now than well used to be because she worked with those governments. you've got investment in those areas and the numbers have come down dramatically of the people fleeing from those countries coming to our southern border. >> yeah. >> well, the other thing and, you know this well politicians, everyone's always looking at your past statements, your past positions on something in the 2020 democratic primary, it was remarkable because it was just this race to them the left, i mean, biden was really the candidate stuck in his position. he obviously it fared well for him, but what republicans have continued to look at is what she said during that primary about several border issues, just a reminder of several of the stances that she took when you become president would you be committing to close immigration detention centers absolutely. on day one lesson, i think there's no question now, we've got to critically reexa

states of america did not instruct him, just as the united states of america, now no one doubts, are behind the explosions of the northern streams, and no matter how they twist and turn, this is true for all objective, it is visible and known to unprejudiced observers, and the fact that even by western standards, military actions are already taking place on the territory of...

of america had not entrusted him, just as the united states of america, now no one has any doubt, are behind the explosions of the northern streams, which explosion left europe without cheap russian fuel and, accordingly, without a stable basis for economic development, so here for us the picture is extremely clear, and no matter how they twist and turn, this is true and is known to all objective, unprejudiced observers. i will add already. this sunday, watch the broadcast of the program moscow, the kremlin putin. russia carefully records all cases of illegal entry of western journalists into the territory of the kursk region. criminal cases for crossing the state border have already been opened against a number of representatives of foreign media. this was stated by maria zakharova. according to her, the goal of this foreign media landing on russian lands is nothing other than concealing the crimes of the kiev regime against civilians, as well as. the more actively russia pushes back the invaders, the more hysterical the bravado on american british tv channels. it's been 2 weeks since ukraine invaded russia. we've been h

and position of the west regarding these. the united states of america, now no one has any doubts, are behind the explosions of the northerneams, which explosions left europe without cheap russian fuel and, accordingly , without a stable basis for economic development, so here for us the picture is extremely clear, and no matter how they twist and turn, this is the truth , visible and known to all objective, unbiased observers. i will add that the program moscow, putin's kremlin is returning from vacation, will be aired on the russia channel already. this sunday, now is the time for economic news: from today , mining and circulation of cryptocurrencies are officially permitted in russia, the corresponding law has come into force, it legalizes mining, both for legal entities and individuals. they will be included in a special register. the government can ban this activity in energy-deficient regions, but most importantly, now you will have to pay a tax on any mined cryptocurrency. in the next 5 years, the exchange should conduct ... public offerings per year, this is the forecast of the ministry of finance. the total capita

to remove it, it may already be starting now through the northern streams, if we summarize the offensive of the ukrainian armed forces on... americae pays great attention to information and psychological operations, moreover. they always do it, first there is information pumping, then there are events on the ground, and then, therefore, the information operation in the media space completes this operation or supports it, by the way, money for these purposes is allocated through the us department of defense, i will remind you that for this year they have allocated about 6 billion dollars, the so-called expense item for countering russian disinformation, all activities related to discrediting are financed under this case. according to publications in german media, the german government is going to put the brakes on the investigation of the terrorist attacks on the gas pipelines in the nord stream. the life of russian foreign agents abroad is becoming increasingly nervous. on the one hand, there is a clear understanding that no one is interested in them there except the emigrant public, which means that they have to give and even beg

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