go ahead, pepe. now this is a mediocre se, mediocre acid for mediocre readers in america, you know, the best writers in across the erasure russians. chinese iranians, pakistan. these indians across latin america, the best brazilians, argentinean 0. bryan's across africa. well, they have been writing about this in detail for over 10 years now. if not, since the meet to thousands at the height of the war on terror. basically, we all know that the free lunch that lasted for 75 years is over. so we are now discussing what's gonna happen next, of course. and you just need to take a look at what's happening at the su. busy summit in september in summer. what happened at the breaks summit in beijing a few weeks ago? what happened after the run 3 part by some guy. why easy and food seen in that on this week? this is where are we going? the interaction of all of these institutions across eurasia, towards what the russians themselves have called greater erasure partnership. but it's bigger than eurasia. it's,

pepe? well, in continental europe, it's still the primacy of the ideas of the, you know, like, this is something that we see specially in france and injure it, but don't you know, peppy, don't you think they, that i think they're actually in defiance of their own ideals. you know, sanctity, a problem to process freedom of speech. absolutely. no, no they, it's all, it's all rubbish. okay. i don't think that they are ever did it on following the enlightenment. go ahead, pepe. yeah, but they don't see it is. it's amazing. i like i live between east and west as a lot of people know. i just came back from natal stand in france for almost 3 months and i arrived finished a move in. i feel relieved. i can have an intellectual dialogue in istanbul, which i tried many times to having paris, and it's absolutely impossible. and these people, they know they're enlightment by heart, but they simply don't see how their own ideals are melting nowadays. in the u. k is different, okay, that it's still a litt

pepe. well, in continental europe, it's still the primacy of the ideas of the, you know, like, this is something that we see specially in france and injure it, but don't you know, peppy, don't you think they, that i think they're actually in defiance of their own ideals. you know, sanctity a problem to process freedom of speech. absolutely. no, no they, it's all, it's all. rubbish. okay. i don't think they they are you ever did it on signing the enlightenment? go ahead, pepe. yeah. but they don't see it. it's amazing. i like i live between east and west as a lot of people know. i just came back from natal stand in france for almost 3 months and i arrived finished a move in. i feel relieved. i can have an intellectual dialogue in istanbul, which i tried many times to having paris, and it's absolutely impossible. and these people do, you know their enlightment by heart, but they simply don't see how their own ideals are melting nowadays. in the you case, different the okay, that it's still a

go ahead, pepe. yeah, but they don't see it. it's amazing. like i live between east and west as a lot of people know i just seen back from natal stand in trends for almost 3 months and i arrive in ish and i feel relieved. i can have anita lecture dialogue in istanbul, which i tried many times to having paris, and it's absolutely impossible. and these people do, you know, they're enlightment by heart, but they simply don't see how their own ideals are melting nowadays. in the u. k. is different. the okay, that it's still a little bit of a white man's burden. last and of course in america is in every cielo, of intelligence or so called the vantage in us is about american exceptionalism. it's an extremely america centric view of the world. and we don't need to go back to live east coast to, to once again state that americans are as a rule of thumb simply cannot understand the other. and the problem is the other, which is basically the global south, which is 88 percent of the world's population. now they

i'm joined by my guess, pepe escobar in bangkok. he's an independent geopolitical analyst and author specializing in eurasia in st. petersburg, we have gilbert doctorow. he is an independent political analyst and author of mom was of an expert pat manager in moscow during the 1990 s. and here in moscow we have white read. he is a journalist with spook nicknames. i tell him across accruals of the fact that means you can jump any time you want, and i always appreciate gilbert. let me go to you 1st and st. petersburg. the votes are almost al, counted of the results will be in very soon what. what is the significance of these referendums because, versus how the geography, the political geography of ukraine is going to change dramatically as his military conflict goes on. what are the implications? go ahead. implications resting oaks reynolds and the need reintegration over here into the russian federation is important because ours, that excess judy a rush to deploy air, military forces or otherwise would be, you know, frontiers of russi

as you said, you would pepe yes. because as much as the game may be changing this week with the velvet gloves off. its still demilitarize ation campaign, which is proceeding a face and a long term g. that's if you cation company for that, you're going to need to copy, paste the current pro nazi nail miles, decrypt on eyes the regime. and that's a given, this is something that's from the beginning. i would say the crumbling was reluctant to speed up. and now there's no reason to, to keep stalling. everybody knows it and internal public opinion supports it. in terms of negotiations, that's still nobody. so they go, sheets with europeans, are vassals, you won't negotiate with european commission. you want to go sheets with the berlin, paris and our role, very interesting where we have ga maloney which sash isn't the russian but deep now she's not. so that's another different equation in europe. and in the us, we have in a matter of what a month and a half, we have the dams being expelled from capitol hill, essentially.

and that's what i like to call to be pepe. essentially the same thing because obviously these are not going to be recognized by the west. however, this is where the danger lies because russia will claim that once they're inducted into the russian federation, they are a russian sovereignty. and as this conflict goes on, nato and washington de facto will probably test this and we have heard from the russian side. don't do that because there will be very strong reactions here. so we are at a mo, an inflection point, a very dangerous one at that peppy. yes, it's a very dangerous inflection point, but there are 2 very important things happening at the moment. one that we more or less got confirmation of this, so they, they are now there are back channels between the americans and the russians. they're not talking directly, but at least we have back channels. this proves that the by the ministrations absolutely terrified, they are cornered, they have no idea what they're going to do next. first of all because they don't have any str

go ahead, pepe. well this past summer, we have to go back to summer gun peter and all of you in the audience. this was discussed, face to face very, very serious conversation. we had some echoes from chinese echols about, this was an extremely serious conversation between pooty and she, she asked very strong questions and he gave very detailed answers. but the chinese message was essentially, you have to try to wrap this up as soon as possible. so that leads us to the referendums that leads us to the transformation of the s m. o into a city or a counter terrorist operation, which is the preferred model is open run the up, the russian army from chechnya to syria and now to ukraine. so, velvet gloves and all the wise date, they are totally off as off this week. and that's why starting next week, we have a completely different ball game. the russians in intelligence security matters. they seem to have this under control finally and the internal front, around tutoring would, i would say what a 5 percent

i'm joined by my guess, pepe escobar in bangkok. he's an independent geopolitical analyst and author specializing in eurasia in st. petersburg. we have gilbert doctorow. he is an independent political analyst. an author of men was of an expert pat manager in moscow during the 1990 s. and here in moscow we have white read. he is a journalist with spook nick news. hi jeremy cross like roles of the fact that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate gilbert. let me go to you 1st and st. petersburg. the votes are almost al, counted are. the results will be in very soon what. what is the significance of these referendums because, versus how the geography, the political geography of ukraine is going to change dramatically as, as military conflict goes on. what are the implications, go ahead. implications for the rest of the relatives and the need reintegration over into the russian federation is important because of ours. it extends to the president, a rush to deploy our military forces in territory. otherwise from the

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but before i go down that way, pepe we're talking about africa. let's shift gears very quickly. we just had, just about a week ago, we had the ceo, the shanghai cooperation organ issue, organization summit that was in some condos. beckett's done, i do believe you might have been there. there were also bricks, family members, and attendance as well. talk to us about they all seem to be singing the same tune that vladimir putin keeps thinking these days that about the emergence of a multi polar world pepper. i'm sorry you've got 30 seconds for this. yes. the merger, so the multiple a world has been going on in theory for at least 10 years among the bricks, countries among the su corporation, organization, countries. and among the russian come up great the erasure partnership, the chinese concept of belt and rhode initiative. and in some are kind of last week you don't convert because this was the most important s seal summit ever. when you had on the same table, not only big followers like russia, china back is done in, but also the admission your official at the mission of iraq.

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we heard from pepe escobar and independent geopolitical analyst and author, who says that the north stream explosion was a nato operation conducted on orders from washington. we can not disregard american involved and what we need to to be sure is which faction or which zillow america may have been responsible. it's very interesting that the pentagon, very forceful already said we have nothing to do with the state department. they just basically said. busy that these accusations are ludicrous without justifying, without entering into detail. it's an intra need to war, in fact, so this operation might have been conducted by the polish a v and polish special forces. with the aid by the swedish and the danish, because this was very close to their waters. all the old doors before leagues worried international waters and the planning and the design of the whole operation was by the americas. this is a working hypothesis. i must see it again, and again, it's extremely plausible. so at the moment we have to be extremely careful about their fingers being pointed everywhere. but if we apply the thr

earlier we spoke to independent geopolitical analyst pepe escobar, who claims a western sanctions are racist. it's a mix of racism. ingrained racism in the atlantis is the leads and the fact that after the only thing that africa is good for is plundering which is the history of colonialism and neo colonialism for the past 200 to 300 years, europeans came up with this absolutely. fox extensions, reggie and now they are sanctioning very poor countries across africa, depriving them of green and per pfizer that they badly need. and even though you, when this week, once again admitted that this specter of famine across africa is absolutely horrendous. this tells you how the u. s. priorities are basically you have the hard core priority, which is up recon which is the wrong military zation and ya, lee, which is educating young to africa leaders, which is basically brain washing young africa, into applying neo liberalism to africa. so none of these programs, such as sustainable development the us treasury department has announced a new position to be filled, a chief sanction economists. the

i talk a lot more frankly, there's no better person to speak to about this right now than pepe escobar independent j political analyst a columnist for the cradle. i read your article is just about every week that i love your coverage. i typically find you on 0 hedge, but when you come to the issue of the s c o, when it comes to the issue of the bricks and china is one belt one road, you are the authority on this subject. but let's shift your attention to that of the african confident in your opinion. what is the us goal in the breadbasket of the world? well, it's basically to contain russia and china. the fact i wrote a column prompted by a lot of readers from africa. they know that i cover eurasia for, for decades now. and unfortunately, i never had time this past few years. my last long trip to western africa was many years ago during the war years. and this is a very short contribution, basically showing to people outside of africa, how the u. s. priorities are they basically you have the hard core priority, which is up recon which is raw, military is ation. and you have the instagr

i'm joined by my guess, pepe escobar in bangkok. he's an independent geopolitical analyst and author specializing in eurasia in st. petersburg. we have gilbert doctoral. he is an independent political analyst and author of men was of an expert pat manager in moscow during the $990.00 s. and here in moscow we have white read. he is a journalist with suit nicknames, i gentleman cross across that effect. that means you can jump any time you want, and i always appreciate gilbert. let me go to you 1st. and st. petersburg, the votes are almost al, counted of the results will be in very soon what, what is the significance of these referendums? because versus how the geography, the political geography of ukraine is going to change dramatically as, as military conflict goes on. what are the implications go ahead implications.

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selena gomez, get this one, pepe lepew, those with a topic for the first part of the show.lways saying -- counting us down to how long we've got. and i get there, there's nobody in my earpiece, and boom, they start, about piers, because i stuck up for piers morgan for his free speech. he can say what he wants, and he's a journalist. i don't think many people in america got that he is a journalist. he has been the editor of two huge two huge newspapers. >> brian: also, he was standing up for the royals and saying they are not racist. and -- >> right, he got her on 17 counts, and they went through and they proved that piers was right. so he eventually -- meghan called that a network and complained and piers was let go. >> ainsley: and you stuck up for him. what happened to you? >> everybody turned against me at cbs, because i was backing piers up for freedom of speech, and they didn't like that i was backing up piers, which basically meant i didn't believe the oprah winfrey interview. so they didn't like that. >> brian: right. it's a better show when people don't agree and ev

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seuss and pepÉ le pew. always keep people lined up.illary clinton, very capable woman, but not an exciting speaker. president biden, extremely capable, not an exciting speaker. we need another obama with some good support. anyway, my question is, what do you think of the national popular vote contact? >> i'm a big believer in the fact that the electoral college is a terrible, anti-democratic relic of a much -- it's a terrible thing, we should get rid of it. there is no easy way to do that. it requires a constitutional amendment. it is a project that has been getting states to pass laws that say that they would give their electors to whoever wins the popular vote in the national run. if biden lost pennsylvania, pennsylvania would do it. there is a trigger mechanism in which we can actually do that, but there have been recruiting state for decades now to get them to agree. you need to get to all of them for it to actually go into place. and run around the constitution. now, it's going to be very hard in a world where the republicans now

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in oakland, there's a actually a native american restaurants while pepe's kitchen um, i was lucky enoughooked by chef crystal white pepper today, and it was unbelievable. the idea was born from talks between tourism bureaus and tribes around our state who say they are rarely the focus of efforts to bring visitors to california. they say they hope the new campaign will encourage californians and others to learn more about indigenous communities while supporting their restaurants and other businesses. concerns are growing in the north day after people say coyotes attacked their pets. we're live in the north bay with a look at what's being done to keep everyone safe. plus thousands of people are waiting in line for hours to pay their respects to queen elizabeth the second she always guiding us as moral standard public reason i come to this country i didn't actually know. she means that much to me. we're taking you to england as preparations for her funeral are underway. and then a nationwide railroad strike averted with the help of the biden administration . what we know about the deal that

this is pepe as they say that no one takes the children.ardianship there too, and we are sitting at home, and i had such a desire inside, i think, well, i would like to take these children, but i was even afraid of people to say this . i can imagine telling people on the phone that's all tells. and i'm already talking in tears. let's take it, then i came home, and we discussed this story again and said what the guys wanted there, and no one offered us, because they thought, well, well, for us there are so many children, how can we still take them . no one even thought there. and luda says, let's take it. i say, well, since you say what i say, come on. as for the children that you took, how old were they 4.6 now ksyusha has already turned five five children. they are now in their twelfth birthday. everything is better for everyone by four to five. he is now ksyusha here for five years, the receptionist has become a girl. well , this is also another test. that is, the children have already experienced a lot in their tiny lives twice in the ba

in oakland, there's a actually a native american restaurant while pepe's kitchen um, i was lucky enough pepper today, and it was unbelievable. the idea came after talks between tourism bureaus and tribes around the state. they say native americans have rarely been the focus of tourism efforts by the state, and the hope is that this new campaign will encourage californians and those outside the state to learn more about indigenous communities while providing financial support for those who live there. great idea. very nice time is 6 50. for some people are vacation is about getting away from the daily grind, and that includes social media. and your phone? yes dave , but that's not the case. for many younger adults. those of us parents, we know this firsthand . we're taking you live to tenerife popular vacation destination of the coast of africa. i wish we could dive under the water because beautiful sea life there, according to a poll done by one poll, half of millennial stay more in contact with their friends and family while on vacation than when they are at home more than one third of

seuss and pepe lepeu. very capable woman, but not an exciting speaker, hillary clinton. president biden, extremely capable. not an exciting speaker. we need another obama with some good support. my question is what do you think of the national popular vote contact? >> i'm a big believer in the fact that the electoral college is a terrible, anti-democratic relic, a terrible thing to get rid of. the vote is a project getting states to have walls that say they will give their electors whoever wins the popular vote. pennsylvania would do it. but they are big in recruiting states for i think decades. but you need to get to all of them for it to actually go into place. everyone around the constitution. it is going to be very hard, republicans know the only way -- they have lost the election, so they probably won't have a lot of states to agree the popular vote. senate questions from the balcony, this is the sort of work you do so you're prepared for a moment when you possibly can strike. i think it is very good stuff. >> this will be our final question. >> thank you for the ex

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