r. c. u. s. will make his bright secretary said anthony, blinking over his handling of the pool. i can't stand, i cry says he says though he inherited from former president donald trump, also to come drop the politics after defeating toby with this putting it back see the tiny state to some marine. i just you to open its borders to those you've had the job. we hear from the health minister jury some do full legal issues. i believe it will be an opportunity that european union can not me because me is do the an executive miss seems. 74 experts are up tonight. raise what they call an unfair contest for transgender mixed marsh fighter, before transitioning thirds in the us special forces to feed female opponents. and also to come this, we speak exclusively to daniel med with his surprising victory in the us open the russian tennis. defeated world number one, novak joker bitch, ending this dream of winning all 4 grand slams in a single season. ah, hello there, good morning. just going to 8 o'clock here in moscow, you're watching t international. now in his testimony before congress,

and that there will be this ongoing effort to responsibly manage the competition between the u. s. and the p r. c. so the call was to set out the guardrail so that this relationship can be managed and these guard rails kind of include and making sure that us actions are not misinterpreted by china. but so far as the rhetoric has been quite promising as both sides seem to want to engage in competition without escalating. and i think it's because both sides recognize the severity and the consequences if things blow up again. but in any case, there's still these lingering tensions as the white house is still reviewing its overall china policy, including how to proceed with this $360000000000.00 and tariffs facing chinese imports. and ben, i have about 32nd plot, but i want to give you the final word on this one. yeah, you know, there's a lot going on here and i think that what we're going to see hopefully is kind of rationing down of some of the back and forth including kind of the 10s talks. christine, interesting that you secretary said anthony, blinking with speaking with the chinese envoy recent

found guilty of misleading the f b i, that will wipe you down with 5 years up to 5 years and federal prison reporting in washington, d. c. faren frontenac, r t. u s. this month has been remembering the tragedy of $911.00 and here and i see we've been analyzing the 20 year chain of events that followed a nowhere was the impact greater than in iraq. which us forces invaded in 2003, and our t contribute of richard met host has lost a special online project, delving into that campaign and how rather than defeating tower, it turned out much at the end of the day, the region just turned into a hot bed of extremism of the latest episode, explore some of the false claims that did lead up to that war. with the invasion of 2003, the united states and its allies completely destroyed iraq. and the problem is not just the invasion is everything else that came after as a direct result, most of the problems iraq has now with not having 2003. so why did the us invade, what does it rock have to do with the war on terror? will nothing really? which is why they made up all these lines about weapons of mass destruction. you remember the anthrax letters that was a li