the hypocrisy, remember, the us 2019 basically paralyzed the appeal body as the t o u. while the party is not happy with the really the can legally, i go to the appeal court or the highest, the court of appeals in the good deal of dispute. but with us once and then team the paralyzed the body by rejecting the appointment of the job is over there. but really look back that you understand. that's why they us that because then know at that time the new of the do something that is basically again, you're more, for example, imposing terrorist on deal and limit them from a few other countries including china, k. and, you know, at that time, even canada, mexico, remember, and there, there are, you may be like, this is that by the national security, this is a joke. this is not here or tape the damage. you had to clear more bad to l, for a, for the nation. you can side basically national security fight that as a reason to impose from paris, but only at the time of a war or a war like situation. a war like emergency situation, international relations. we know that we can the us a

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sick because a normal healthy societ values and protects human life picket does not promote depth o twist basic truth. those of us think the ultimate decision-maker of life and dept lies with the almighty. such wasn't the thinking of hitler or stalin they all believe that they had the supreme right to decide who lived and who died. and they justify their purchase by dehumanizing their victims, declaring the genocide necessar for the security and harmony of their nations different start a the humanization campaign is happening here and we have to stop it from spreading and that is the angle appeared joining m now is wesley smith, national contributor and chairman of the discovery institute center on human exceptionalism. you are the expert here. it seems at first glance that les knight from this depth cult of human extinction is kind of an outlier, but his you really is at the core of so much of what the left has come to believe that they, is it not? >> and i was really glad you made such a broad example of what we are talking about because these are all connected into the belief of human on exc

he trashed the organization, criticize the polish chairmanship of it, and said that the o s e is basically under the control of the united states. but once again, the majority of the countries here, the vast majority, are firmly against russia. there's even discussion of, of whether russia should be kicked out of the organization despite their not being a mechanism to do that. so certainly here, sentiment was firmly against moscow. whatever lever may have been saying there, i'm that the foreign policy chief i chose that barrel has been saying that the plan is to make russia pay for the reconstruction of ukraine. how are they planning to do that? that's right, foreign policy. she's burrell brought up those issues here at the o. s. c e, and said he would be discussing them with partners here. and there are some creative ways that you is looking at, making russia pay for what is done in ukraine as it, as it reiterates all the time. for example, there are some 20000000000 euros in assets that have been frozen assets of oligarchs have been put on russia's black list. there's also some 300000000

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o. c, which basically were wholly subdued to the us and grow souls and the u. s and raw source would decided to comprehensively support the key for gene. so it's flawless to chew up fruit everything russian fashion, education, russian media using of the russian language. so fashion, culture and using of the russian language in daily life. they supported the key for gym in its course to impose in legal terms the theory and practice of nat salesman. such laws were adopted without any response from the educated capitals of western democracy. and certainly they supported the care for him, refuse in its efforts to turn for boards, ukraine into a you'll, you will receive footholds for deserving russia and turning ukraine into a territory. oh, direct mirror to threads for the russian federation. these facts are well known groups, right. now, but let me know to that. when it comes to discrediting the o. s. c. u in ukraine was using a contribution was made by the special mission military by the special launching mission of the always sit in ukraine in violation of its m

kevin mccarthy, he is findin himself in a bind since th local leaders in new york, o long island, basically gav santos a pretty stern talkin to, not that it will make difference, he will still take the office if it is availabl to him but, mccarthy, it is just on more vote that is all he sees, it is whenever he stays in power. frankly, he has other issues with marjorie taylor greene an jewish space lasers. so this is just running th caucus for - >> right, and just want to point, rj c's republican jewis coalition. we both broke out the -- but dean, i mean, what doe this say about our politics? that a guy like santos can b exposed as an o liar, ever aspect of his life is eli. and as - just pointed out, where did th money come from? this guy is so, -- and yet the leader of th republican caucus, of the gu who wants to be speaker won' say a word about it because he is desperate for that one vote >> have you heard of describ donald trump, jonathan, becaus he was a serial liar who attempted a coup, helped incit a terrorist attack on th capital, light about everything, and kevin mccarthy - a week af

was the r o u r t. basically what i want to say is that these, you will avoid the males in the west. is it always prevail? i mean, just to remind you it's prevail, the johnny russia made the suggestions and what, and what from the west project for the office like we are a peaceful defense alliance. we have no reason to worry. yes, we've had reason bar watching the same story with the other suggestion. so just recently there were signals from the, from the united states. so they were not quite happy with you that they were not happy with the model. and then today, or, you know, the last week we actually get messages over all the time. so please go to american officials every one of you. so same thing. and i just gave reason why it's great to strike at the target's jeep inside russia using goals. so the evil waste is always the last one, they always reveal it and they almost all who are the lowest needed trees. and i, and this is a very dangerous situation because we all know where it will go. you know, even when w

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it's by basically launching a trade dispute of the w t o. now it comes off to washington pastors sweeping set of regulations in october, aimed at suppressing china's semiconductor industry just a bit earlier. i got all the details from ortiz donald quarter. well, rory, what we're seeing here right now is really an, a continuation of this trade war that's been going on since the trump administration between the u. s. and china. this recent complained to the world trade organization from china's ministry of commerce comes after the u. s. actually put export controls on chinese semiconductors back in october. now these export controls are aimed at preventing china from getting semiconductors anywhere in the world where they're potentially produced using american tools. so naturally, beijing said that this is an example of trade protectionism and they said that the u. s. is abusing export control measures. let's take a listen. in recent years, the united states is continuously generalized. the concept of national security abused export control m

later, the pope appointed him to the highest office of the doctrine of the faith captain o, i laid down one basic condition which i thought could not be fulfilled. namely that as a former professor, i would like to continue writing books. i asked whether this could be compatible with such a task doesn't he said, i have to think about that and get some advice. and then one day he said to me that he had sought advice and that there were precedents and that it was no problem. so eventually i had to give in and accept the appointment, which was very important to him. i'm them and him, sam hats. but why him of all people use a frothing here from michael on in what made this german theologians so interesting for the polish pope? i think i think that john paul felt free to be creative. continue this had because he knew he could rely on yoseph graziano to keep the house in order so to speak, so to speak. and so the erstwhile reformer rosner became the guardian of the faith . the head of the most feared authority in the vatican. ah, the files and band bookstore here go back to the counter reformation in t

well, in terms of the w t o s decision on trump metal tariffs, they basically, they're washington said just they just rejected it as, as, and this is what it actually often does when things don't go its way with the world trade organization. but in terms of these semiconductors, washington is saying that this is actually in connection to us national security. and so the w t o is not the correct for him to be discussion discussing them. let's take a listen to what they said. as we have already communicated to the people's republic of china, these targeted actions relate to national security and the w t. o is not the appropriate forum to discuss issues related to national security. and we also have to remember that the original trump tariffs were very unpopular with many countries, even with traditional u. s. allies as well. and this time we're seeing that china again is not standing alone in opposition to these terrorists. both switzerland and turkey also supported beijing's complaints at the world trade organization this time around. so we're going to have to see just how far the biden

o as c e. and according to the russian of diplomat, at that this'll organization felt or failed spectacularly to basically, circle laughter. of accused o is see of a failing to stand up to washington to stand up to nato and of failing to even speak out against their well criminal initiatives. the bombings of serbia, the bombings of belgrade, libya, and so on and so forth. so this is what you have there. and this again, staying with a, with this concept of domination. it is not only does not only relate to the military block to the military policies that are spearheaded from washington, basically it is plaguing european diplomacy to usually if this of european diplomacy is the need to help you crane now, because it's defending european values more than that means only one think this diplomats are not being informed of what is really happening in ukraine. they are not being told how nazi practices are openly enforced. and what is enshrined in the states legislation. if european diplomacy, while pretentiously calling to protect ukraine, which defends your being values, understands those european values which

was the r o e r t to basically what i want to say is that this was the males in the west. is it always just to remind you is prevail, the january? well, no rush made the suggestions and what and what from the west project for the office like we are a peaceful defense alliance. we have no reason to worry. yes, we've had reason bar orchard. it's the same story with the other suggestion. so just recently, there were signals from the, from the united states that they were not quite happy with you, that they were not happy with the model. and then today, or, you know, the last week we actually get messages from the science and political, quote, american officials, the one that people say in the united states. good reason why it's great to strike at the targets jeep and cyber using goals so that you will, what is all was the last or reveal is that and they all, it was the lowest, it was immediately this is a very dangerous situation. was we all know where it will stop? well, when would make yours is that if, if it's going to be a, a test of escalation, russia can out escalate na

that will be the basic and o, both in the run up to the speaker, and then after becoming speaker.a very hard way to operate, because you have to actually do things in a certain point. there are going to be demands from different corners that may even center on santos, or much more high stakes stuff. >> yeah, i think the eye stakes will be there. and, as you, stated marjorie taylor greene is not going anywhere, she is going to make it very clear that she is in charge of her faction of the party. so kevin mccarthy i think, he is smart, he's thinking of a strategy now to try and be their deputize or in some way, or give her some winds early so he can have a little bit of breathing room. i think the key piece is, a lot of republicans are, you know, performative theater of this is so egregious what he's done, and we are so disappointed, but are there really going to put down the hammer, absolutely not. i think the real key is always follow the money, and there will become a point where, you know, besides just the outlandish lies this man has started from the personal professional, and

o crane? yes. are russians? this is totally craziness or artificial ideal green asked oh, some kind of separated state from the russian root. that's absolutely crazy. so basically, every craney in gan b o blamed as an enemy of the state because who she or she east of i don't understand the whole of narrative want these because as i know, as we all know, grania stacy suresh estate, an want of to russian will but they don't want to admit that, and people who wants to raise these fact due to the bubble, it will be persecuted, will be haunted. and there is coming a which hon. i think. but, but everybody's oh, honda, because as i said i, it's different. impossible to, to remove credit from the russian will as it's, it's natural. heritage. i wanted to ask you, janice, i made you think that statement by the head of the ukraine security services. i mean, could be an example of, of, well, i guess people in power and ukraine unwilling to restore peace some. and you've had pruitt's in just about once a month for the past most of the year. now saying that russia is ready to reach the negotiating table and have talked washington and so and he keeps saying no. and now you ha

it looks like the republican are having a real tough time o getting themselves organized even taking care of the basicsership the democrats hav with nancy pelosi. i think leading to maybe one o the most historic congresses i the history of the unite states we will have to see what the do hopefully they will get it together soon and we will be able to move forward soon. it's not looking promising s far. >> 15 seconds. as you have given so much in the political conversation bot locally and nationally representative-elect iv, wha is the one thing that is going through your mind right now? you finally made it. >> i mean the people have give me another chance to serve the and i look forward to that i appreciate the trust we have given me and i hope i do everything i can to make princ george county in the unite states in the world better places for all of us >> representative-elect, glenn ivey, good luck, thank you for joining us on this christmas day. appreciate it. stay with us, we'll be right back ♪ what will you do? ♪ what will you change? ♪ will you make something better? ♪ will you create something ent

later, the pope appointed him to the highest office of the doctrine of the faith captain o, i laid down one basic condition which i thought could not be fulfilled. namely that as a former professor, i would like to continue writing books. i asked whether this could be compatible with such a task doesn't he said, i have to think about that and get some advice. and then one day he said to me that he had sought advice and that there were precedents and that it was no problem. so eventually i had to give in and accept the appointment which was very important to him and them and to him, sam hats. but why him of all people use approximate from michael on in what made this german theologian so interesting for the polish pope? i think i think that john paul felt free to be creative. had no because he knew he could rely on yoseph graziano. but to keep the house in order, so to speak, so to speak. and so the erstwhile reformer rosner became the guardian of the faith . the head of the most feared authority in the vatican. ah, the files and band bookstore here go back to the counter reformation in the 16th c

basically, the p. o. w.'s took the alphabet, which brought marines and here -- it is 26 letters. >> [laughs] >> they put these letters into a five by five matrix and they used c for k, so five by five, and across the top was a, b, c, d, he, and on the side was -- [inaudible] to tap its letter, you would talk a throw first. be -- [noise] first row. [noise] second column. c's first row, third column. [noise] dewey's second row, second column. you're looking at me like there's no way people could communicate like this, but they did! and it took a long time. but guess what? they had nothing but time on their hands! and so, people would say that it sounded like a den of woodpeckers as the american p. o. w. s would be on the wall and top all sorts of messages and i like to think, maybe it's my generation that pioneer text messaging abbreviations, but no, these p. o. w.'s were saying gee and for good morning and gm for good night long before we ever thought of cell phones. it was incredible way to communicate and to

o. and this in geo is basically tasked with finding collaborators, so called traitors. i went on the website, we can see some of the names there. it's an endless list. and this one, just politicians. they haven't turned unless they have teachers, directors of schools, they even have priests there. and these are the people, they consider traitors. and it shows the director of essential being very happy about how much data they have and how much information. busy have about these collaborators and then they show a guy who works for the scenario and he's part of the claim, special forces, and he has no sympathy and he says, we need to hung down each and every one and punish them. derosa vacation takes many forms, including the hunt for collaborators or traitors as this post of wine recalls him. alexander is a special forces soldier, hunting down. collaborators is something he does to, for example, has no sympathy for those that were tempted to work with the russians. they have to be hunted down. he said. now the problem with this is that afterwards they don't show what hap

now, minus six for louisville, 22 for oklahoma city so tha brutal arctic air is in plac or basically anywhere east o the rockies and stays that way it's tomorrow, morning this is what you wake up to one degree for what it feels like i nashville we look to jackson 1 degrees and these are long hau conditions that we will se well into early next week, although, there is som improvement. so just look at this as we get into monday, tuesday still one, maybe minus one for minneapolis, might wednesday 2 degrees so a bit of an improvement, still going to be a bitter cold and a lot of places but you can see the trent washington d.c. found mix into the mid 20s by th time we get to wednesday now big picture look there i still 49 million people in these winter weather alerts, you can see much of that i focused along the great lakes, but also as we look to the northwest, they are now dealin with that second system that w are watching to move on shore, make snow to those highe elevations, the cold front i going to move into places like washington in oregon and w could even see some coasta flooding as we go through

actually the, the washington is just basically rejected the w t o's ruling in that. and that's not something that's uncommon. it does that pretty often when things don't go its way. but in terms of the semiconductor export controls, washington is saying is saying that this doesn't, i have to do. i mean this, that this has to do with us is the u. s. is national security concerns and so that the world trade organization is not the right forum to be having this discussion. as we have already communicated to the people's republic of china. these targeted actions relate to national security and the w t. o is not the appropriate forum to discuss issues related to national security. let's not forget, these are metal tariffs that the trump administration put forward in 2018. they were not just unpopular with china. they were also unpopular with some of the u. s . is traditional longstanding allies and this time china is not standing alone either. there's also turkey and switzerland who supported china's complaint that was lodged in the world trade organization as well. so we

o. and they're saying it needs reforms, basically saying that we need to change it because it doesn't fit the u. s. needs. now when you look at that as a whole, how can we take, or how should the world take the united states seriously when it comes to, you know, looking at the given common law. well, 1st of all, we have to be very clear that this is talking to they're talking about the interest of the us government or the u. s. major corporations or the u. s. oligarchy. for example, personally, i have been very active as human rights defender, helping americans abroad, who had trouble with other governments, especially with native governments. and i have, i'm behalf of repressed americans live in se in norway. i could give you an we're not john, i've a lot of a to some technical issues. sadly, hear me. yes, thank you. please continue. yeah. so when i went to the u. s embassy in our slow and ask them for help to protect it. just average american citizen, not rich people, no connections. people have no repute. the u. s. government said no, we can't do anything. we have to respect local laws

basically the, the n g o complex were sitting in the many diane war for, you know, a new market accept a new market, new natural resources. we weaponized the human white regime using those angels that are heavily finance either by western security agencies and all by already docs, western oregon. and basically you just going to privatize public policy. but you presented under this kind of think agenda street. i say it's human rights agenda and so that, you know, the media can then take the concept and sell it to the public because, you know, it's perfectly normal what we're doing. and sometimes you have to, you know, you have to step up to the plate and then and force and ensure that our values, ipods are promoted to the well. well, as we said earlier in the program, the u. k. prime minister got a lot of criticism for his comments. do you in what way do you think people can demand accountability from their leaders while they should exert their rights? they are constitutional. i mean the local situation in the u. k. but the somewhat something that came to the bill of rights that should