s. military base and the pacific america is forced to join the war. it's vast industrial base which had been used for the manufacturing civilian technology was quickly re orchestrated to produce munitions and tanks and aircraft and naval vessels for a funding of the war. as early as summer 1941 stein raises the question of opening a 2nd front line with churchill. but the british prime minister declines. so i think difficulties with true deployment. roosevelt promise is that the u. s. army will land in france in 1940 to lay to us churchill to inform starting that the operation will not go ahead. churchill flies to moscow. b, a . the situation on the soviet frontline is dying. the nazis are advancing to the coupon. a north caucuses under approaching stalingrad started sun senior, lieutenant yak of duke really is in captivity and announced a concentration camp. don't keep putting me up, but he a whole must cool now, which and to roland options, virginia, california, it's berlin. forget to just get up shellfish, churchill in which in hall met it. he of co

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so pacific ocean america also let me to put, you mentioned that most of the countries a pacific also don't want to take part in aggression or getting access against russia or some countries. and he got. busy well, comes out because he is and see, and i told this really good, really good basis for economic good ation. all rational is those countries, right? so how critical then is trying to run the that broader asia region to rush and given it's been kind of by the way, who well, even put a main lucille, i was in countries is neo colonial and and, and now is rush. i use the main contact who is fight against you know, there is another council interest own interest to support the roster in z z like in case your call is all of a sudden old embedded conscious i bought them. kids have been, have been a long cause a great deal now. so goals, you can give us a special box. i will his speech to get a deal. ok. all that it was because you could bring in again go to developing countries on there to learn. you can see, as you mentioned that on the 2 sheets from 8 to 7 goals are developing countr

i hate live here in the turn of friends and hope in the city and as a member of the in the pacific. as america lead chairs with the service emphasized. abe's global legacy as a country under family said their final good bye to shins. obey couple of other stories, making headlines around the world stay china's economic growth is set to fall behind the rest of asia. the 1st time since $990.00 and according to the world bank, it expects the chinese economy to grow 2.8 percent this year. that's around 2 percentage points. less than initially forecast. the slow down which will affect all of asia, is largely due to beijing's 0 coven policy. a spanish court has ordered colombian, singer shakira, to stand trial on charges of failing to pay over $14000000.00 euros and taxes. prosecutors are seeking an 8 year prison term after she rejected a plea, deal. shakira has bow to fight the charges saying she had paid all taxes due now its mission accomplished at nasa. the 1st planetary defense operation has struck a space rock orbiting, an asteroid. millions of kilometers from earth. the goal was to nudge nudge

the term friend and hope in him sitting in is a member of the in the pacific region. as america lead chairs with the service emphasized abe's global legacy as a country under family said their final good bye to shins, obey. iran is stepping up its response to nationwide anti government protest, saying it will not be lenient with what it calls troublemakers, rainy an official say that arrested more than $1200.00 people. human rights monitors sally 76 people have died in the demonstration, sparked by the death of a young woman in police custody. despite the crackdown protests raged for an 11th straight night. oh, we don't want the islamic republic. that's the protest. cry of people. any ron's capitol to ron, only a few videos from the protests and getting out to the outside world. due to the repeated internet shut downs. but people are taking to the streets around the country. programmer rallies have also been held like he into ron m, sunday. supporters of the regime have blamed the wave of protests on the west hotline, clerics of threatened what they call the troublemakers taking

here's a deal for central america. rain has been whipped around all sides of the bay of cam patchy. some soaking rains across the pacific coast of central america as well . we've got a pretty distinct line of storms from the pacific coast of columbia stretching right into the southeast of brazil. this is it called frank men stuck pack those temperatures, for example in rio de janeiro to 24 degrees. lou, there's a northerly wind, has popped up the temperature and by jablonka and commodore a river davia coming in at 20 degrees with plenty of sun. i'll leave you here, i'll see you soon. i shall airline the journey. ah ah, ah. sake that he'd been home and then he international anti corruption excellence award boat. now for your hero. ah .

the solomon islands has refused to sign a joint declaration between america and pacific island nations at high profile whitehouse summit, saying that there is no consensus and that it needs more time to think it over. solomon islands is not in a position to adopt the declaration. this week and will need time to reflect on the declaration and refer the declaration through solomon islands national decision making process, solomon islands. note that the declaration remains under discussion and have yet to enjoy consensus and will need further discussion. washington sought to sign the declaration. what the pacific nations aimed at preserving will general trade and security and in showing sustainable development mainly to counter china's influence . and the oceanic countries are also skeptical of align with the u. s, saying that washington's financial prominent promises i insufficient. the current proposed assistance is inconsistent with the contributions of our islands towards the security and stability of the region, which also supports us interests in the region. the u. s. proposed econo

alliances , build them with countries not only with ukraine, but with the countries of the pacific region and latin americathat is, there was already such a claim to be the world leader, but if he is number one on the world map, yes, then he is definitely not number two, which in fact britain is there, it probably shares second and third place with the european union at the current moment, what surprised you the most in this fact there are triple, not triple speeches, i am asking for the prime minister's speeches of the new head of the british government. i would say that this is enough, the expected development of events and the development of the role that the government perceives for itself or the task that the government undertakes britain, because after brexit, after the vote to keep, this happened in 2016. the process of formalizing britain’s exit from the european union lasted for several years. it finally happened, but the actual implementation of this brexit agreement was only a tool. jones and boris johnson were just that example of britain. and ensured the recognition by the political class of t

here's the deal for central america. rain is being whipped around all sides of the bay of cam petrucci, some soaking rains across the pacific coast of central america. while we've got a pretty distinct line of storms from the pacific coast of columbia, stretching right into the southeast of brazil. this is a cold front and stock track those temperatures, for example, in rio de janeiro to 24 degrees. like this and northerly wind has popped up the temperature and by your blanca and commodore reef davia coming in at 20 degrees with plenty of sun. i'll leave you here. i'll see you soon. the frank assessments, how much support is there for st. protests that we've seen in coffee and across the rest of the country. the st movement. very good at tapping into the core. confound the people across the country, informed opinions we will say more of what is happening is that climate change is making them work in depth analysis of the days global headlines, druggie is credited by some we're really, we're storing italy's credibility to critics would say he couldn't play the part of a politician. what do you think went wrong inside story o

from the day of can patch it to the pacific coast to mexico, but really up and down the pacific coast of central america birth to brain to be expected. we've got some storms bubbling up in the bolivian andes, toward the southeast of brazil. this is a cold front, so it's lower temperatures here. rio de janeiro that will happen for you. on wednesday, northerly wind popped up the temperature and commodore to 20 watch. what happens in bio blanca? from 14 to 24. there's a cool down in rio de janeiro 24 degrees on wednesday. that's it. we'll see you soon. take care. catch the official airline of the journey. me ah. ah. safe going home and then international anti corruption excellence award.

south will also appear, which, in addition to asia includes the countries of africa, latin america and the pacific. dmitry melnikov vladislav dodonov vesti nedeli, india this is great news. here's what 's next in our program. the world's largest sambo center the largest ferris wheel in europe the most important participant of the highway, all this and more appeared today in the capital moscow 875. sergei brilev's report from rio de janeiro about how russian-speaking brazilians celebrate the bicentenary of independence of their country, what they think and 3 seconds that changed history exactly half a century ago, the soviet basketball players, sensational behavior of the americans, and it was more than just a match. anxiety is still very significant. yes, we all go what worries everyone, is there a gap in the political storm, dissatisfaction with such a cheeky bottomless line, exclusive shots and explanations are only in our program in this regard, an optimist. with what success lavrov congratulated miller and what is happening behind putin's back what will be interesting to watch will begin soon.

with partners in the americas, africa, europe, and middle east, and indo-pacific, we are working to build a new economic ecosystem where every nation, every nation gets a fair shot and economic growth is resilient, sustainable, and shared. that's why the united states is championing the global minimum tax. we will work to see it implemented. so major corporations pay their fair share everywhere. everywhere. it's also been the indebehind the down pacific framework which the united states launched. we are working with our partners and the pacific islands to support a vision for critical endough pacific region that is free and open, connected and prosperous, secure and resilient. together with partners around the world we are working to secure resilient supply chains that protect everyone from coercion or domination. and ensure that no country can use energy as a weapon. as russia's war riles the global economy, we are also calling on major global creditors, including the non-paris club countries, to transparently negotiate debt forgiveness for lower income countries. to forestall broader ec

with partners in the americas, africa, europe, and middle east, and indo-pacific, we are working to build a new economic ecosystem where every nation, every nation gets a fair shot and economic growth is resilient, sustainable, and shared. that's why the united states is championing the global minimum tax. we will work to see it implemented. so major corporations pay their fair share everywhere. everywhere. it's also been the indebehind the down pacific framework which the united states launched. we are working with our partners and the pacific islands to support a vision for critical endough pacific region that is free and open, connected and prosperous, secure and resilient. together with partners around the world we are working to secure resilient supply chains that protect everyone from coercion or domination. and ensure that no country can use energy as a weapon. as russia's war riles the global economy, we are also calling on major global creditors, including the non-paris club countries, to transparently negotiate debt forgiveness for lower income countries. to forestall broader ec

south will also appear, which, in addition to asia , includes the strange africa of latin america and the pacificmelnikov vladislav dodonov lead new delhi, india if the northern stream is not launched in the near future, then germany will have no options but to switch to forced rationing, bloomberg writes about this, citing goldman sachs calculations, according to analysts' opinion. this will lead to a reduction in production by about 65%, but at the same time, vice-chancellor german economy minister robert habib spoke out against the embargo on russian gas , he said this in brussels at a meeting of eu energy ministers and writes bild. khabib pointed out that some european states are too dependent on supplies from russia and this connection cannot be broken. the former commander of the army of the serbs of bosnia and herzegovina, ratkom ladić, was hospitalized in the hague by doctors and diagnosed with he had inflammation of the lungs and ischemic in the heart, as his son reported the condition. the general’s severe gaga doctors hide data about the general’s health and provide the results of the

south will also appear, which, in addition to asia, includes the countries of africa, latin america and the pacificlav dodonov lead new delhi, india vaughn recognized that problems with the supply of russian food and fertilizers to world markets arose due to the sanctions imposed against our country, the official representative of the secretary general stefan dujarik noted that the organization the united nations is making efforts to remove the barrier to exports, but the situation is difficult due to the general sanctions regime. this makes doing business difficult for the private sector. vladimir putin today congratulated the residents of kabardino-balkaria on the centenary of the founding of the republic. the fact that the inhabitants of the republic can be proud of the achievements of their fellow countrymen, who wrote bright pages of the gateway labor chronicle of the fatherland ski season at the arkhyz resort a new cable car will appear, the highest lift in the region will be able to take tourists to a height of more than 3,000 m. , reporting by andrey chistyakova gorny arkhyz never ceases to

they will bring optimists back safely, the hope into the pacific ocean on america's west coast. after it's $42.00 d mission, there will be at some point next year, the hope optimists to which will have actual humans on board. and they will again, go further than a humans ever going in a rocket, but they will also do a lunar or but, and then optimists 3, which the hope will follow in 2025 will actually go to the moon land on the lunar surface. cutting the 1st person of color and the 1st woman, and they will do the basic work to establish a colony there with the intention that the moon base will become part of the effort to send a mission to mars. at some point in the future, that will be mind obviously. and from there, who knows where they can go further into deep space. ok, so now alan fish for us live cape canaveral. thank you to the head here analysis era. sure. lang. because the former president got by roger pac service turned off, he fled, protest tray, good bond, economic crisis boards and onto their critics with a big win the championship. ah, ah, how i we got the usual li

pacific northwest, western canada with wildfires burning dare. and i think we'll expect to see much of the scene in the forecast on tuesday. central america looks like this pretty much from the bay of can petri to the pacific coast of mexico doubts with rain, but really right across the pacific coast, meaning up with the wet weather toward the top end of south america. so here's what it's looking like on tuesday, got this line of storms from the bolivian, andy's right through to the southeast of brazil. so let's go in there for a closer look on tuesday. the steps are, is, have come down in port o late gray, 20 degrees rio de janeiro. your temperatures will fall and watch this bio blanca goes from 15 degrees, all the way up to 24. as those winds shift around on wednesday season. the news frank assessments, how much support is there for st protest that we've seen in college and across the rest of the country. the st movement has been very good. that's happening into the co confound people across the country, informed opinions, we will say more of that and what is happening is the climate change. it's making them worse in depth analysis of t

pacific northwest, western canada with wild fires burning there. and i think we'll expect to see much of the same in the forecast on tuesday. central america looks like this pretty much from the bay of can petri to the pacific coast of mexico down with rain, but really right across that pacific coast, meaning up what the, what, whether toward the top end of south america. so here's what it's looking like on tuesday. got this line of storms from the bolivian, andy's right through to the southeast of brazil. so let's go in there for a closer look on tuesday. the steps yours have come down in porto lake, re 20 degrees. rio de janeiro, your temperatures will fall. and watch this by you. blanca goes from 15 degrees, all the way up to 24. as those winds shift around on wednesday, susan. ah, ah. leo has big plans to turn its largest value into spectacles. but inside this is alice. he can't actually, beta has big plans of his ang, building since the age of 12 is unchanged, yet skilled architect has as good a chance as any seen. his vision come to light the per day 2 and the master planner, the concluding part. rebel architecture announces here, ah

in san francisco ryan curry abc 7 news san francisco will soon become the first city in america to have a pacificislander cultural district. the district is being established in parts of visitation valley and the sunnydale neighborhood the designation highlights the contributions and the sacrifices of the pacific islander community to san francisco. for every rising tide all boats are lifted. with this cultural district resolution when it is passed our pacific islanders will have a boat and it will be in the waters. the city has several other cultural districts around town honoring the filipino african-american transgender chinese and american indian cultures among others new at 5 a national survey from lexia learning finds that 71% of participating educators are concerned about teacher burnout during this school year 75% of the people who participated in the survey believe students need more one-on-one time with teachers as they work on learning recovery following the covid-19 pandemic a lot of kids just simply got behind while they were at home all of that time now, there are nearly 100 open te

the pacific in caribbean coast, across central america, really douse with rain and off to the u. s. we go, it's a dryer pitcher across the us state from miss of mississippi, so that will allow those water levels drop all about the heat though in the west style lays had a high 35 degrees. this is going to be a prolonged stretch of heat, heat alerts in play. look at this up to 36 on, sorry. not going to be record breaking stuff. also high temperatures across our canada as well. vancouver at 26. and as we go toward the east, we've had thunderstorms roll through here, so it's brought a cooler pool of air toronto, 23 degrees for you on the 1st day of september. ah, the 2 stories will strong willed with challenging traditional female stereotypes in a male dominated society to make a difference. if i go a little into how families with the water is highly contaminated, will live in the class with get it all out there. ah ah, you're watching l. just a reminder of our top stories, the sour, the you in human rights chief has released a damning report into china's alleged human rights violation

but there are 192 other un member states. nations of asia pacific africa, the middle east, late in america, and europe, are all interested in upholding the un charter to date. and ukraine is fighting to defend principle. so this charter, especially the principle of territorial integrity. mother, president, russia's war of aggression has plunged the world into multifaceted crisis. the consequences of this crime failed far beyond the ukraine. once russian warships blocked the ukrainian seaports, it became clear that ukrainian agricultural exports are vital to global for security. russia has demonstrated that it is ready to put millions of people across asia, africa, and the middle east at the risk of hunger simply to achieve its imperialistic goals . i take this opportunity to thank you and secretary general antonio terrace. enter kia for facilitating the black sea green initiative that allow ukraine to resume maritime grain experts this summer. putting the recently light when he said that most of the grain has been sent to europe in countries. in fact, 2 thirds of the grain was shipped when

be sure to take tune into the premier of model americas night at 7 pm pacific it will start airing onkrainian officials continue to investigate a mass grave investigated in the outskirts of -- volodymyr putin is feeling consequences of barbarity. i'm talking to the longest serving member of the senate, patrick leahy of vermont who's been a senator since 1975. he has a message for the country ahead of this year's midterms. i know they're after sort of velshi begins now. velshi begins now. good money this sunday's over the. 18-time l.a. velshi live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. this, week president biden and scores of world leaders will descend on new york city for the annual united nations general assembly. there are some brand-newg numbe. 45% of -- support biden's drop performance. this is highs running the poll since last october. ahead of the upcoming november midterm elections it shows a tie for preference for control of congress. 46% 49. person although democrats narrowly travel publicans when it comes to interest in the election. 59% of republicans are expressing a high

the large capital vessels of the fleet as it sailed around south america, across the pacific to asia india, through the suez canal, to the mediterranean, before returning to hampton roads in february of 1909. some of the smaller vessels would make calls in ports of nations not generally any attention by the great powers. and this was it. this, too, was a significant diplomatic coup for the roosevelt administration. the voyage also provided what roosevelt had hoped was the operational experience valued in logistic planning to make the voyage itself and an observer missions collected all the way along the way that would later enhance ship design, cold economy and quite frankly, the value to both morale, the ships company and the diplomacy of port calls these observations all proved to be of great value. less than a decade later, america would find herself embroiled in the great war in europe. now these are only a sample. the ways that tr would use the military to advance his interests. he would always find ways to use the for public relations and diplomatic purposes. and it was in this

latin america, and the caribbean the united states is committed to this vital work, in every region we pursued new constructive ways to work with partners to advance shared interest from the indo-pacific to signing the declaration of migration and protection at the summit of americas to joining historic meeting of nine arab leaders to work toward a more peaceful, integrated middle east. to hosting the u.s. africa leader's summit this december. as i said last year, the united states is opening an era of relentless diplomacy, to address the challenges that matter most to people's lives. all people's lives tackling climate crisis as the previous speaker spoke to. strengthening global health security feeding the world. feeding the world. we made that priority and one year later we're keeping that promise. from the day i came to office we led with bold climate agenda, rejoined the paris agreement convened the major climate summits helped deliver critical agreements in the cop26. we helped get two-thirds of the world gdp on track to limit warming to 1.5 degrees celsius and now i have signed a historic piece of legislation here in the united states that includes the biggest, most important c

pacific northwest, western canada with wildfires burning there. and i think we'll expect to see much of the same in the forecast on tuesday. central america looks like this pretty much from the bay of can petri to the pacific coast of mexico doubts with rain, but really right across the pacific coast, meaning up with the wet weather toward the top end of south america. so here's what it's looking like on tuesday, got this line of storms from the bolivian, andy's right through to the southeast to brazil. so let's go in there for a closer look on tuesday. the steps that have come down in puerto lay gray, 20 degrees rio de janeiro, your temperatures will fall and watch this bio blanca goes from 15 degrees, all the way up to $24.00. as those winds shift around on wednesday season. the rio has big plans to turn the largest value into spectacles, but inside different valleys, because the only data has of his own building, since the age of 12 is untrained, yet skilled architect has as good a chance as any in his vision come to light. the pedal and the master planner, the concluding part of rebel architecture on al jazeera, both jen and is in the

reggie: san francisco -- kumasi: san francisco will be the first city in america to have a pacific islander cultural district. the designation highlights the contributions and sacrifices of the pacific islander community to san francisco. >> for every rising tide, although tar lifted. with this cultural district resolution when it is passed pacific islander's will have about and will be in the waters. -- a vote and in the waters. kumasi: there are several other similar districts around town. reggie: local leaders and members of the asian-american community came together to present a check to the family of the hoover driver shot and killed during a robbery in july. the sole breadwinner for his family, the community came together to raise more than $100,000 to support them. the money was presented to the fiancÉe, son, and father at an event in chinatown and after thanking the community the family also called for better gun-control measures. >> we need to make a law for gun control and i would hope that these kinds of things help to solve the root of these problem's. -- problems. >> it feels l

america and the caribbean. the united states is committed to this vital work. in every region we pursued new constructive ways to pursue partners from elevating the quad and indo-pacificsigning the los angeles declaration of migration of protection at the summit of the americas. to joining historic meeting of nine arab leaders to work for a more peaceful, integrated middle east. hosting the u.s./africa leader summer in this december. the united states is open in an era of relentless diplomacy to address the charges that matter most to all people's lives. strengthen global health security, feeding the world, feeding the world, we made that priority and we're keeping that promise. from the day i came to office, we've led with bold climate agenda, we convened major climate summits, helped deliver critical agreements under cop-26. we helped get two-thirds of the world's gdp on track to limit warming to 1.5 degrees celsius and now i've signed an historic piece of legislation here in the united states that includes the biggest, most important climate commitment we've made in the history of your country. $369 billion toward climate change. that includes tens of billions in n

san francisco will soon become the first city in america to have a pacific islander cultural district. it is being established in part of visitation valley and sunnydale. the designation highlights the contributions and sacrifices of the pacific islander community to san francisco. >> for every rising tide all boats are lifted. with this cultural district resolution when it is passed are pacific islanders will have a boat and it will be in the water. kumasi: the city has several other cultural districts honoring the filipino, african-american, transgender, chinese, and american indian cultures. coming up, what brought more than 67,000 people levi's stadium and it was not a 49ers game. reggie: mcdonald trying to bring in more adult customers by rolling out happy meals for grown-ups. all icr characters from my childhood and it is making me happy. i do know why grimm has four eyes. drew: a lot of them have them, are they ok? we are looking at ian this morning and you can see the eye clearly defined. for the purposes it is about 55 miles away from naples so they will feel hurricane force

with partners in the americas, africa, europe, the middle east, indep indo-pacific, we're working to establish a new ecosystem. that's why the united states is championing the global minimum tax, and we will work to see it implemented so major corporations pay their fair share everywhere. it's also been the idea behind the framework which the united states larged with 13 other economies. we're working with our partner in asean, in the pacific island, to support a vision for a critical ic critical indo-pacific region. attorney general with partners, we're working to secure resilient supply chains and protect everyone from coercion or domination, and ensure that no country can use energy as a weapon. and as russia's war riles the global economy, we're calling on major creditors, you to transparently negotiate debt forgiveness for lower-income countries, to forestall broader economic and political crisis around the world. instead of infrastructure projects generating huge and ladies and gentlemen debt without delivers on the promised advantages, let's meet the needs around the world wit

look after their own security, you know, without that american support even though america is very tied up in the pacifichristoph staying th the big picture mikhail gorbachev died this week. he was the author of the vision of a common european home and a europe whole and free did putin's invasion in february, put an end to that vision for good. i think even gorbachev was not really as as he's seen in germany as a big european peace fighter. he wanted to maintain soviet powers, the soviet union and we were lucky enough that he didn't shed blood in berlin and prague and warsaw, but he did it in lithuania and latvia and so on. so i think containment is the main strategy we need and that means europe has to contain russia because the u. s. might be have all the hands full with containing china. thank you very much, thanks to all of you for being

kristen: san francisco will soon become home to america's first cultural district honoring pacific islanderst of the valley and sunnydale neighborhoods will be home to the pacific islander cultural district. it is all about representation. >>>> as we continue to fight for equity in fight against disenfranchisement, i am excited to be able to say that we have done everything we can to make sure the new community is ignored under our watch. kristen: the city has other cultural district honoring african-american, transgender, and american indian cultures among others. dan: this week, honoring, celebrating our friend in the career of the broadcasting legend. kristen: david lui is retiring after more than five decades. coming up next, we will look back at his long career and he t . you might take something for your heart... your joints... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. b

and -- when americas establishing bases in the pacific and in europe, he is traveling the globe, attending to the armies, needs listening to them how they spend their money, reporting back to capitol hill, and helping craft their budget. 1956, he's given oversight of the cia. he's placed on that committee. and in 1957, he's placed on a select committee that helps craft legislature -- that establishes nasa. lyndon johnson then reaches out to him in 1963 as one of three members in the house of representatives to set as commissioners on the committee investigating the investigation -- assassination of president john kennedy, the warren commission. if we go to the next slide, he -- to use his own phrase, he decided early on, after council by some of his mentors on capitol hill, that he was going to be a workhorse, not a show horse. not somebody who is going to make his name by giving speeches on the floor, but somebody who was going to make his name by hard work on committees. and learning the ropes of congress. the mechanics of congress. he was known for his constituent service, and that's wh

pacific region. but it's also a problem in africa, europe and central asia, and the america's guy rider is director of the international labor organization in geneva guy. thank you for coming on to our show. your last report on human slavery was in 2016. what stands out now more than 5 years later. but the bad news now is that we're seeing an increase in set last report was published. focusing on 1st like a month. slavery covers 1st labor and 1st marriage. we concentrate on force labor. and what we're seeing today is that the total number of 1st labor is on any one day in the world. comes out at 27600000. and that's 2700000 more than the last time we reported. so we're going in the wrong direction. this report also says the pandemic is helping fuel and uptick. can you tell us more about that? yeah, i mean, i think if you look at all of the origins and of course is a false labor vulnerability, and poverty is at the heart of many of them. coven. 19, i think, is exacerbated. we seen it throughout the world in different ways, has made people move. honorable has made poverty more prevalent and these are co

america. let alone the pacific. he we are allowing them in our backyard to put their leaders in place.xtort them do what they going to do all under this president's watch. >> absolutely. eye off the ball, brian, you are exactly right. almost as if and president trump talked about this last night with sean on the interview. the russia, russia, russia thing just like we kept our eye off the ball of what was true and actually happened because ever the distraction and the falsehood and the lies that came about with his collaboration or collusion with russia. by hyperfocusing on vladimir putin and invasion of ukraine. i hope ukrainians do well. it's great. by hyperfocusing on that you take the eye off the ball communist chinese ambitions are endless from our health to our technology to our privacy, military and economy. they want to be number one. they are happy to cozy up to russia and happy while it benefits them. same with india. india is the scary one though because they should be in our orbit not going in our direction. for them to move in that direction is a bad geopolitical developme

pacific. >> absolutely. thank you bank of america for the downgrade. this is a second derivative play on housing i'm with you, scott. i don't want it step into housing when i know the economy is going to contract i know today the chairman is going to be asked about being an active seller of mbs, which is going to put compression on the real estate market and the housing market so i went to second derivative it's respectful of valuations. louisiana pacific trades at four times. this is a company with a very strong balance sheet it's well diversified geographically, and an example of i believe the type of business that's defensively oriented in its industry, and defensively oriented businesses right now are exactly what you want to own. i don't know it's growth or value. right now it's really defense. it's utilities it's staples it's health care it's energy. and it's been that way since last december. since the chairman made the announcement of what he was going to do with monetary policy last november immediately in december it was health care and consu