e your forces in the panama canal zone, and then carried out a direct military intervention in panama that is, they landed troops, which, e, occupied the capital of the country. once upon a time there was a big big spanish colonial empire, but from it you singled out a state called colombia, and then they wanted to build the americans. uh, just the panama canal and from they took colombia and snatched off a piece of territory called it panama, you know, well, it’s so beneficial for us that we will create new states, and therefore they were sure that the panamanian elites are those elites who, uh, who can be completely manipulated , you know, the americans are fast enough took control. in general, for us, but he tried to hide on rugba, where he could hide, he hid in the vatican embassy for this, in order to smoke out yoga from there, the americans around the perimeter, and the embassy was surrounded by cars from loud speakers and began to play regularly at a high volume. er, well, various american ones. well, let's just say balala would, well, or in a rock orangery. how are the famous

and he don has announced plans to dispatch its navy to the panama canal, considered a key trade route in the u. s. sphere of influence. the commander of the iranian navy says the country ships have already made their mark in the region. the navy. 3 vessels have succeeded in being present to the pacific ocean for the 1st time in iran's history. iran's navy has been present in almost all strategic streets throughout the globe except to so it's paving the ground for dispatching vessels to the panama canal. this year. the panama canal is critical as it bridges the pacific and atlantic oceans aaron's military presence. there would be the closest its armed forces i've ever been to us territory. turan has been stepping up its cooperation with latin american countries including recent strategic agreements with venezuela and nicaragua. this comes at mid escalating tensions between washington and turan over issues that span several regions. the u. s. a suspended talks to revive the international nuclear deal with it on citing the islamic countries tough demands at the negotiating table. the u.

the panama canal is critical as it bridges the pacific and atlantic oceans. iran, military presence, there would be the closest armed forces have ever been to us territory. turan has been stepping up its cooperation with latin american countries, including recent strategic agreements has been as well and nicaragua. this comes a mid escalating tension between washington and toronto over issues that span several regions. the u. s. has suspended talk to revive the international nuclear deal with iran, citing the islamic countries tough demands at the negotiating table. the u. s. has previously seized iranian tankers sailing to venezuela and even a q to run of battling and us elections. former pentagon, security analysts, michael maloof, and her on university professor full and is already both say that iran has the right to sail through the panama canal, stressing that fact that the us itself regularly deployed its forces near other countries. either they think that they can go into other peoples waters like us going into the south china sea or, or, or the persian gulf or the black sea w

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so it's, it's capable of reaching the panama canal, notice directions going through the channel because, because these are not american waters. now, american water flow is take place and nothing kind of, you know, so americans may react negatively. but people in iran are used to negative reactions from the united states. and as i said, it can survive and succeed with those negative reactions in place. and finally, thought it was after, do you think that the nuclear deal is done in the water now? how's it? has it been for a long time? is there any chance that it could be revived? you know, this is what a couple of months ago in a semi private setting that nuclear deed is dead. but united states is not going to announce that officially because they don't want to be blamed for killing it. and so the prospects for agreement is not really right by them could return to the agreement. and the 1st day of his business is the same way they tend to prescribe that. you know, the fact that trump left the agreement was done to the executive board and then the president can chance it previous spencer

in 1976, he opposed the panama canal treaty. that wasn't showing up as an issue in the polls. but when he gave the line about the panama canal and the speeches the audience erupted and he nearly sank the treaty when he was finished under jimmy carter. >> host: polls today versus polls during reagan's time, how much the president paid attention? did ronald reagan care? >> guest: yes he did. his pollster was a very good pollster. we do a poll every 15 minutes and just overload on polls. i joke if i could wave a magic wand and make one change i would outlaw polls. reagan did pay attention to the polls. he was known as the great communicator and the legend is reagan gave a speech, he gave some effective speeches, but there are some in particular on central america, especially nicaragua which was a good flash point and lead to a big scandal in his second term, he gave a couple speeches in 83 and 84 and polls show public opinion didn't move at all and reagan found that discouraging but he did pay attention to the polls but didn't talk about it publicly. >> host: ronald reagan is the

the curator of the project for the construction of the lezhykian canal, an alternative to the panama canald the papers myself. with beijing, more than that, having switched from taipei to beijing, the non-krugan authorities issued a decree according to which the property that left the taiwanese diplomats. let's say bequeathed the local catholic church has now been transferred to the people's republic of china, but taiwan is using every opportunity here, please, the presidium of the parliament of the computer on each sticker is a gift from the government of the republic of china in brackets taiwan is still to understand the central american, parliamentary spirit. after all, she is on the territory of that same guatemala. and this is a special country now for the biden. at the summit of both americas in los angeles, the president was not enough , but unlike other major state governments of western countries hemisphere. it was president dzhemete who protested not against the absence of nicaragu club leaders at the summit in the form of soel, on the contrary, what washington said about the cor

the yacht�*s financing, amadea had slipped its moorings in the caribbean and was heading for the panama canaland sailed west into the pacific ocean. we saw it scrambling out of waters where we would normally be able to seize it. it became critical when it turned off its transponder. essentially, the boat tried to go dark. trading intelligence with their international partners, kleptocapture discovered the amadea was en route to fiji. welcoming them there at the port were fijian authorities acting on behalf of the united states government in an effort to actually seize and detain the yacht. soon, the vessel's registered owners filed appeals to get the boat released. but the us government eventually won the legal battle. the goal at that point was to as quickly as possible move that boat from fiji into us waters. it's a long, long journey. having just taken it from an oligarch, it has some serious security risks. we needed a new crew — a crew that we could rely on. radio: security, security, security, all stations, - all stations, all stations. this is the united states coast guard sector, san

400 to 600 million dollars, for comparison , 375 million were spent on the construction of the panama canalneral, draw your own conclusions over time, the methods by which the united states seeks its interests have become more sophisticated, but the deception of manipulation and forceful intimidation has been used to this day since the twenty- sixth to september 29, 2000. thanks to the support of washington, protests began in yugoslavia, which led to the so-called bulldozer revolution and the overthrow of the slobodans, the losavici. after that, the foreign policy of the biograd changed dramatically. yugoslavia ceased to be the main opponent of the west in europe and soon fell apart. it all started with the uh declaration of independence of individual, once component parts of yugoslavia, the proclamation of the independence of slovenia croatia macedonia the beginning of a bloody civil war in the same croatia and then into battle with it from the ninety-second to 95, then at the end of the nineties, and we remember the nato bombings and the contradiction between the authorities of serbia and

we work with treasury securities of the london stock exchange of the panama canal.of our enterprise is the highest person. semyonovich himself we are forced to leave you for a second and i must answer very importantly how soon i will return. 30 thousand people next hello hello how can i help? i would like to deposit money, please go for that hello five bracelets of 55 red diamonds are a unique work, but instead of all this, the order is a fake, which is lower mr. policeman, and you can write to me colleagues, they won’t raise you to death, and he awarded you the order alone, that’s all. your colleagues are writing papers. o ludwig markovich my respect. so you've been robbed, too. congratulations percy damned and what about you. they took my bracelet again, and they have 55 minutes to talk for sure. i will explain everything to them, they should understand. i myself staggered with this banner of people in lured his office. well quietly quietly what have you thought up here you are not america, we have the order of the maltsev, i have everyone in the cold your honor.

but ships from the iranian navy have reportedly docked in rio de janeiro to proceed towards the panama canal. that is, despite being under washington sanctions, what can you tell me? what does it say about brazilian iranian relations? these days it is, there's some sort of blossoming friendship there or it is just it just as like as a, a friendship of convenience. well, to be honest, i mean this, this new is, is to not disgust in brazil. so i'd still hard to say if this is like a part of the, of a bigger strategic kind of partnership, or if it's just something i'm more punctual. what we know, of course, is that how much furnace is iran has supportive venezuela because of the sanctions of it as well as facing in the last. i don't know like 20 years of united states, but of course in the recent years it became more and more difficult to venezuela even to process ah, to refine his oil. so we know that how much iran has supported but, but to be honest about this, this new, this news about the iranian ship in rio de janeiro. i think it's to you probably early to say what's actually behind that wh

of the commander was the curator of the construction project, december, an alternative to the panama canal signed the papers myself. even the anti-orthegia and us -backed microguan opposition have come out in favor of a milli-meldozer in china's 1.2 billion people. this is a gigantic market that is opening up for us, in addition, the possibility of support from mainland china some projects, maybe even inter-ocean channel. it will only work for us. after all, china definitely has the opportunity to build such a canal , moreover, having switched from taipei to beijing, the non-korgugan authorities issued a decree on some property that taiwanese diplomats were leaving. let's just say bequeathed to the local catholic church now transferred to the people's republic of china and now the president of argentina is not only what awaits at the latin american summit in the university the president of brazil, but also invites the president of the people's republic of china to russia and where to go for those members of the latin american community who recognize taiwan and have nowhere to go, and now t

you are an ostrich with your head in the sand, whether west africa or the salomon islands or the panama canale south china sea, they have really iron fist on right now, preparing to invade taiwan, they have destroyed hong kong, and putting a lot of resources into a lot of countries to take their ports if they can. they are threatening the philippines and vietnam and threatening south korea, and threatening japan. what is about this administration, are they really that stupid? >> president obama talked about pivoting to asia, did nothing, that president said we're back, they are back to the fecklessness of challenging the chinese communist party, on this one, i think there are three things, first you have a president who is unwilling to use the power that american has, our economic might to protect the themes that matter. you rip new a list of things, ports across the world that is true. don't forget the des ma decimation, inflicted paus because of wuhan virus, and billions of wealth stope en from the chinese communist party, i think in party, they don't see it because part of climate change f

it turned out to be wildly popular and a little ahead of time in 1976 of course he opposed the panama canal treaty and that wasn't showing up. pollsters were not really asking erabout it but when he gave the line about the panama canal in the speeches, it just erupted and he very nearly sank the treaty when it was finished under jimmy carter. >> host: the polls today versus during reagan time, how much a president pays attention. did ronald reagan care? >> guest: yes he did. richard was a very good pollster. we do a poll every 15 minutes and i think there's an overload. i sometimes joke that if i could wave a magic wand and make one change, i would outlaw polls. not really, but he did pay attention. he was known as the great communicator and the legend is that if reagan gave a speech, he would carry all before him. he gives very effective speeches but there are some in particular on central america about especially in nicaragua that was such a big flashpoint and the big scandal of course in the second term. he would give a couple speeches and 83, 84 and the polls show the public opinion did

they are strategic, about surrounding the united states whether the panama canal and our h he hemispherery arsenal that can reach the u.s. >> you are right, primary confrontation battlefield, it is economic, they have stolen tens of thousands of jobs from the american people, and billions of dollars worth of intellectual property. i talk about the spying operation out of chinese consulate, their diplomatic facility in houston, texas. we had known about it for a long time, i closed it they were single largest spying operation inside of united states we didn't want to make them mad or anger them, for first time, you saw an administration acknowledge the risk from chinese communist party and begin to push back on 50 years of american weakness with respect to it. mark: the book, never give an inch, fighting for the america i love, mike pompeo when we come back, tonight ask you -- i want to ask you, you had a eagle's eye seat. what do you make of the biden administration? when they are doing? are they unraveling all of the proe progress you made? we'll be right back. [coughing] hi, susan. hon

but, given biden's age, i assume it's either the spanish-american war or digging the panama canal.ublicans heard about this, and-- this may surprise you-- they said, "aaagh-aha-ha!" case in point, the former president, who truthed, "when is the f.b.i. going to raid the many homes of joe bien? perhaps even the white house?" wait a minute. he may be onto something. are you telling me there are classified documents in the white house?! (applause) okay. i can't believe i have to explain this, but, while those documents should've been returned earlier, there is no comparison between this and the transparently nefarious behavior of the ex-president hauling box after box of classified material to mar-a-lago and tossing them into a mop closet, and then when the national archives says, "hey, where are all these documents?", he goes, "here's some of them!" and they say, "are you sure you don't have any more to give us?" and he says "i don't know. i know what i do have, and it's executive privilege!" and they go to a judge, and the judge says he has to go look for more of them, so he goes, th

in 1976, he opposed the panama canal treaty. posters were not really asking about it, but when he gave the line about the panama canal, the audience just erected. he nearly sank the treaty. john: pulls today versus reagan's time -- did ronald reagan care? steven: he did. one problem is we do a poll every 15 minutes and i think there is an overload. if i can make one change -- no, he did pay attention to the polls. he was known as the great communicator. he gave some effective speeches, but there are some about especially nicaragua. he gave a couple of speeches and 84 and a opinion did not move at all. he did pay attention to the polls, he just did not talk about it publicly. john: ronald reagan is the subject of two books. a 1600 page set of books on the history of ronald reagan, the age of reagan, the conservative counterrevolution, the former greatness -- the age of reagan, the fall of the liberal order. these are just some of the books by steven hayward and we are talking about them on in-depth, if you want to join the conver

it turned out to be wildly popular and in 1976 he opposed the panama canal treaty and that up.'t showing when he gave the line about the panama canal the audience just erupted and he nearly sank that treaty under jimmyy. carter. the polls today versus the polls during reagan's time and how much the president. attention to the polls? did ronald reagan care? >> yes he did. this poster was a very good poster. we do a poll every 15 minutes. there's an overload on polls. if i could wave a magic wand i would polls. reagan. attention to the polls. he was known as the great communicator and the legend is that reagan gave a speech heat -- he gave very good speeches that there were some particularly in south america especially nicaragua that left a big scandal in the second term gave a couple of speeches and 83 and 84 and the poll showed public its opinion didn't move at all and reagan found it very discouraging. he didn't talk about publicly. ronald reagan is the subject of two of his steven hayward's book a 1600 page set of books on the history of ronald reagan. the "the age of reagan"

no president had been gone more than to the panama canal to check on the progress, no first lady had gone out of the country well in office, ever. they were in paris for the better part of six months. she is not there is a plus one, she is in all of the pictures with the queen of england, with the leaders of the european nations. she elevates the role of first lady on an international stage. wilson is shy and self conscious enough that he does not like walking into situations where he does not know what to do, and what the protocol is. she is happy to do all of that. she will wander in and ask, do we wear gloves with dinner? how do i address so-and-so? she speaks very eccentric french because her grandmother taught it to her and her grandmother was self taught. her pronounciations are all odd. she does not mind, she is happy to barrel in there and do what needs to be done. she is so charming and delightful and people respond to her. and the press of that visit she is absolutely adored. you will hear more about her in the press and a minute. we now say that this is a woman who is smar

young reporter at the washington post, i grew up, as bill mentioned you, mostly in hawaii in the panama canal zone. i was a newcomer to the city, i was trying to learn my way around. i took a tour bus of the city. at some point when we are going down among them all, the tourist driver told a joke. this is what it was, which american woman had the worst childhood birth experience? francis perkins, she spent 12 years in labor. it drew a big laugh on the bus, i have to say i love to. it is a funny joke. but i felt a little bad that i laughed and i remember her name. and then, i noticed over the years past, over the 20 years that i spent at the washington post, that i kept hearing her name, it was like a distant echo. in all the issues we covered, news developed around things like workplace pools, workplace discrimination, and funding social security. i heard again and again about what francis had done to establish this program and that program. i began to be very surprised that i knew so little about her. so few others did as well. i also became increasingly amazed by what she had accomplished a

no president had been gone more than you know to the panama canal to check on the progress. no first lady had gone out of the country while in office ever and they were in paris for the better part of six months. she is not there as a plus one. she's right there in all the pictures with the queen of england with the leaders of european nations. she elevates the role of first lady on an international stage and wilson is sort of shy in self-conscious enough that he doesn't like walking into situations where he doesn't really know what to do and what the protocol is. she's happy to do all that she'll wander on in and ask her do we wear gloves with dinner? how do i address so and so she speaks very eccentric french because the grandmother bowling taught it to her and a grandmother was self-taults or pronunciations are all off but it doesn't mind she's happy to just barrel all in there and do what needs to be done because she's so charming and so delightful and people really respond to her and the press of that visit. she just is absolutely adored and you'll hear more about edith

no president had been gone more than you know to the panama canal to check on the progress. no first lady had gone out of the country while in office ever and they were in paris for the better part of six months. she is not there as a plus one. she's right there in all the pictures with the queen of england with the leaders of european nations. she elevates the role of first lady on an international stage and wilson is sort of shy in self-conscious enough that he doesn't like walking into situations where he doesn't really know what to do and what the protocol is. she's happy to do all that she'll wander on in and ask her do we wear gloves with dinner? how do i address so and so she speaks very eccentric french because the grandmother bowling taught it to her and a grandmother was self-taults or pronunciations are all off but it doesn't mind she's happy to just barrel all in there and do what needs to be done because she's so charming and so delightful and people really respond to her and the press of that visit. she just is absolutely adored and you'll hear more about edith

laurean ordega was the curator of the project for the construction of an alternative to the panama lezhikian canaligned the papers myself. with beijing, more than that, having switched from taipei to beijing, the non-kurgan authorities released a decree under which that property left taiwanese diplomats. let's just say bequeathed to the local catholic church now handed over to the people's republic of china, but taiwan is using every opportunity here, please, the presidium of the parliament computer on each sticker is a gift from the government of the republic of china in parentheses taiwan for understanding the central american parliamentary assembly. after all, she is on the territory of that same guatemala. and this is a special country now for the biden. at the summit of the two americas in los angeles, the president of the gvt, not was, but unlike other major state governments in the western hemisphere. he was the president of the jimaya who protested not against the absence of the leaders of the venezuelan nicaragu club at the summit, but against the fact that who did he accuse his attorney

restrict american access to sports and the airspace of latin american countries and to block the panama canal base on tierra del fuego, manipulating, everywhere, neither elections and democracy, but purchases of raw materials and contracts. ksenia nekrasov tried to understand if the chinese and latin america entered africa with promises to trade and help whether it would work this is a bet, because they understand this, as the americans do. there is something to offer and for us. in this situation it is important urgently understand with whom it is more profitable for the chinese to be friends. that's what they always build relationships. if now there is talk that biden will meet with us, then obviously they will bargain on all points, including friendship with us. the scenario of the invasion of the chinese army, according to the taiwanese military, will look like this in the communist red helmets of the prc landing on the island and opening fire, trying to capture the territory and tanks and american f-16s advance towards. such exercises targeting chinese targets on the island are held regu

particular occasion when i was, i think, 12, we were on this ship getting ready to go through the panama canal, and she had a breakdown on the ship. so she was put in the brig, and i was left to wander the ship until we got to fluorfluora few days later, where we had a distant -- florida a few days later, where we had a distant cousin who came and got us. i think i always knew i was a writer on some level, but i kind of stopped when i became a cop. i used to write short stories, and i thought someday i'm going to write a book about all these ad ventures that my mother took me on. when i became a cop, i found i turned off parts of my brain. i found i had to learn to conform, which was not anything i'd really been taught but felt very safe to me. i think i was drawn to police work because after coming from such chaos, it seemed like a very organized, but stable environment. and even though things happening, it felt like putting order on chaos and that felt very safe to me. my girlfriend and i were sitting in ve 150d uvio's bar, and i looked out the window and i saw a police car, and there was a

dresser, laurya nordega, curator of the project for the construction of an alternative to the panama inter-ikian canalments for himself. more with beijing in addition, having switched from taipei to beijing, the non-krugan authorities issued a decree according to which the property left by taiwanese diplomats. let's just say bequeathed to the local catholic church now handed over to the people's republic of china, but taiwan is using every opportunity here, please, the presidium of the parliament of the computer on each sticker is a gift from the government of the republic of china in brackets taiwan is still to understand the central american, parliamentary spirit. after all, she is on the territory of that same guatemala. and this is special now. biden's country. at the summit of the two americas in los angeles, there was no president of the gvt, but unlike other major state governments of the countries of the western hemisphere. it was president dzhemete who protested not against the absence of nicaragu and venezuelan club leaders at the summit, but against the fact that washington accused him of c

particular occasion when i was, i think, 12, we were on this ship getting ready to go through the panama canal, and she had a breakdown on the ship. so she was put in the brig, and i was left to wander the ship until we got to fluorfluora few days later, where we had a distant -- florida a few days later, where we had a distant cousin who came and got us. i think i always knew i was a writer on some level, but i kind of stopped when i became a cop. i used to write short stories, and i thought someday i'm going to write a book about all these ad ventures that my mother took me on. when i became a cop, i found i turned off parts of my brain. i found i had to learn to conform, which was not anything i'd really been taught but felt very safe to me. i think i was drawn to police work because after coming from such chaos, it seemed like a very organized, but stable environment. and even though things happening, it felt like putting order on chaos and that felt very safe to me. my girlfriend and i were sitting in ve 150d uvio's bar, and i looked out the window and i saw a police car, and there was a

the commander was the curator of the construction project, december, an alternative to the panama lechikistani canaligned the papers myself. with beijing, even the anti-edema and us -backed microguan opposition have come out in favor of a milli-melt in china's 1.2 billion people. this is a gigantic market that is opening up for us. in addition, the possibility of supporting some projects from mainland china, maybe even the mezhokyansky canal. only on hand. after all, china definitely has the opportunity to build such a canal , moreover, having switched from taipei to beijing, the non-korgundian authorities issued a decree according to which the property that was left by taiwanese diplomats. let's just say that the local catholic church was bequeathed and now transferred to the people's republic of china and now the president of argentina not only waits at the latin american summit in the university and the president of brazil, but also invites the chairman of the people's republic of china to russia and what to do with those a member of the latin american community who recognizes taiwan and there is