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it was a smart p r. move if you will, to side with argentina over the falcons. but there's, there's another issue here as well, and that goes back to the story you just read very quickly about basically germany and france sane. the united states is not going to force our hand when it comes to a war with russia because it impacts, as i talked about this over the last couple of days on the show. it's so important to recognize that the past 2 decades, the united states has had the authority to go around the world and tell other countries this is in your best interest. you will do what we say. that influence is significantly downplayed compared to what we're seeing right now. absolutely, and we continue to see the united states get itself into the spot where it has placed itself in this position with these countries. great points as always been, must fence on and christy. i think you both and finally, if you're in the market for real estate and you're looking for a historic mansion in the middle of nowhere, then you're in for quite the deal with the latest listing a

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p. r. move to bring a tension to the continued influx of illegal migrants across the southern border. we're going to discuss, meanwhile, as the number of those already in the united states to call the 3, their home continued to increase one major city, encouraging it citizens to help how's the homeless by inviting them in their own homes to say, will there be a new trend of government suggested housing in private residence. i'm no huge and these are just a few of the stories. plus chris cuomo is playing the victim card in regards to dismissal from cnet. and he once we compensated for his trouble, but does he deserve it? well, that is the $60000000.00 question we will investigate on today's news views. huge here on our t, like just started the, the who's thanks for joining us. you know, in what looks to be a move, even more dramatic regarding the power grab of american citizens rights than even the patriot act. the department of homeland security has issued a bulletin of heightened terrorism alert warning. and this is the proliferation of false or misleading narratives which so discord

you mentioned the troops being moved to the d, p r and the l p r. but this is, according again to a treaty side between moscow and the 2 republics. and if we look at some other elements of it, i can actually name quite a few and most important, see, it's about what russia can do on the territory of this, these republics. because it's clear, you know, that the sizes of the states are different than russia will be able to use the infrastructure of the 2 republics to build some of its own military objects and move its troops all the territory of these republics. besides this, russia will be able to help donna and scandal gone to secure the borders of the 2 republican. that's the most important thing for doing this can lugens because that will definitely make v crating military have a 2nd thought about whether to continue attacking the territory of these 2. now, besides this, again, we understand that a significant amount of rushing hardware will be able to be moved there as well. because now moscow recognizes these 2 republics as entities of internatio

p. c. r, throat swabs are mandatory and failure to get tested before 9 pm may cost you the ability to move freely the following day. to get anywhere. one must 1st board a bus to the main media center, which acts as a hub between the various hotels and olympic venues. for journalists working at the games, it is an altogether unusual experience. if game should be held in other country, it would be may be easier for us as a journalist and a pio see wants to make games. here we are just part of system that the life tens of thousands of volunteers and workers are also part of the bubble. many staying up to 2 and a half months inside during the olympics and, and suing paralympics. like this organisation committee, staff member who only sees her family from a distance. oh, i of granddad. thought her. yeah. during her time working in the bubble, this is as close as she can get her. oh, money problem. but her for the me, for me to you, if you very much before volunteers and staff rejoined their families, they will 1st have to quarantine after their work is done old to ensure what china is calling a

keeps calling them a counter offensive, so they are moving for further to conquer the entire regions of dawn and skin lugens. because remember that the d p r in the l p r world about a 3rd of the whole territory. so they are making their advancements and what to mr . cause i was also saying that some ukranian units are surrendering. however, they will not be captured or held by the russian military. what they'll be asked to do is to sign a document where they promise not to take part and further military action. we would just, sorry, we're just showing them up just now as you were speaking there and, and you know, it's curious to have any idea how far west fusion wants to go. that's a difficult one. and if we go back to the updates the official update from the russian army, mr. college of isn't talking about what's going on near here. if he's talking about east ukraine. well, maybe you know, that's how the army works. they don't want to reveal the latest details of their military are put and keep saying that we have no interest. we have no designs on an occupation in ukraine. now the western media and western politicians are voicing extrem

moving forward? and what's your take on, on whether the sanctions will do anything? what are they a 2? are they a p r campaign? are they a deterrence tool, or are they really going to punish moscow? absolutely, china opposes the unilateral sanctions imposed by countries like the united states and they will not do their work in terms of let's say, stopping russia to do what it considers the fundamental thing to protect its own national interest. i think eventually, between russia and the united states and nato members states, they also need to re engage with each other in diplomacy to solve the problems. the sanctions against russia will be painful for russia, but it will not oppress russia into giving up its position of protecting the fundamental interest of russia. the united states is also imposing huge amount of sanctions against china. china stands firm and in the world of to day, if china and russia has stand shoulder to shoulder, low fought sanctions, can force china and russia to surrender their position of fundamental interest. and china and russia borders each other with more than 4700 kilom

how quickly everything is moving a we are, you know, we, when we had the, the denouncement on the monday or from president at russia would recognize the to republic. cindy, p r, and l p r i, there was a sense that, you know, this was kind of a, you know, an escalation for sure, but text and next, lose role play out over the next couple weeks rather than the next couple of days. no, it's every morning here in mazda and it's, we haven't yet seen kind of any sort of a public reaction or even much more reaction from officials. i think people are somewhat shocked to hear this news as quickly as it's come and will probably take some time to absorb before we start to hear some feedback kristen commentary. but ah, clearly this is a something that, that you almost like the worst case scenario on the scale of vents. we were looking for a, as you say, the kinetics happened. all right, quickly let me just quick, then touch on the issue of sanctions christ, cuz i know that's what you're on to talk about. i'm an analyst already calling these sanctions on the u. s. the u. k. europe against russia, or rather tepid a, but have a been received there in moscow and you know, wh

an s p d chancellor. helmut schmidt who station pershing's in this country, and thereby helped to bring the u. s. s r to its knees. so i think we're seeing both of these left leaning parties. moved to a new place. now as the chancellor said, we're in a new world, that's definitely a new atmosphere here with regard to economic sanctions. germany has been pretty much holding out with. so excluding russia from the swift international banking payment system. and now they've already agreed to exclude russia. how did that come about? the concern there was, as the foreign minister said, on a bareback that it could cause collab federal damage to take this what's called the nuclear option, amongst economic sanctions. and she was concerned both about damaged for ordinary german citizens. and of course, for german companies that also damage to russian citizens saying that of course, germany makes support payments to civil society organizations in russia. what's going to happen to them? she emphasized that what convinced her essentially is that these are targeted sanctions or target exclusions from the swift payment information network. so it will not apply to all russian banks, but it will