rick was there. i was there.in the other room. >> the prosecutor began to wonder, could those mysterious blood droplets at the scene be linked to reckon bambi? >> you didn't know who it was but you know somebody else was in the house? >> while humphreys awaited the results, he obtained a search warrant and took a look at some of rick and bambi's belongings, including their shoes. >> there was blood on the shoes. it was big charlie's blood. >> the prosecutor did not buy rick story about having stepped in the blood while looking for car keys. they also found what they thought was blood on one of bambi's boots. >> are now, you have two persons of interest, fair to say? two days after the murders, humphreys asked both rick and bambi to take polygraph tests. both agreed in both showed deception. >> rick gagnon in particular showed deception. >> police set rick and bambi down in separate rooms for another round of questioning. this time, the gloves were off. >> are you charging me with something? >> answer my question.

will and rick. will: and rick, that's right.if you're not in the path of total -- ity -- totality. rick: for you in dallas, i think you're going to a party? will: yeah. i'm going to an eclipse party. [laughter] rick: this is obviously a big deal. the doesn't ap very often even though it happened in 2017, people are like, this happens all the time. not really. you should take advantage if you're into this sort of thing. the weather is going to be a factor at least for the people who are in the path of totality. so this is the path of totality. this means the entire sun is going to be blocked by the moon, right there -- will: right. are. rick: that's where that's happening. but take a look at this, man that is -- all right, throw -- there we go. which pa map with we on? i can't tell which one's happening. will: here we go, rick. [laughter] rick: thank you. i had no idea what that other one was. this is what you've got going on. there's going to be some severe storms tomorrow, which is a problem. now, this doesn't mean it's not goi

some 200 miles away, rick was watching for developments.t. he started out at the phoenix police department. even worked under cover. later, he became a private investigator and when he heard about steve pitt's murder, his experience told him. >> it had to be related to his work. >> he knew pitt worked on criminal cases, so the universe of suspects was vast. then he heard about the murders of the two paralegals in scottsdale, and suddenly, that universe shrank. >> once they announced on the news that it was elizabeth feldman's office, i was certain who it was. >> you knew? >> i knew. >> knew exactly how steve pitt and the feldman law firm were connected and who was behind the murders. rick knew because years earlier, he had taken on the case of a scottsdale doctor, named connie jones. >> yes, i had my own terrorist. my own personal terrorist. >> connie was on summer break from college in 1984, when she started dating a young soldier named dwight jones. dwight was stationed at fort bragg, north carolina. >> you were 18, he was 22. >> correct.

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we just had rick sanchez on you and your wife both work for cnn the time rick wanted me to pass along to you or one of the people who were kindest to him at the network when all of that went down in the appreciate that because obviously in your times of darkness, it's nice to have those around you to be kind to you. and he appreciate also what we pass that along. well i, i just want to say if i could just say one thing that i was riveted, i mean you've got, you guys have colleagues and friends, you, your questions with no holds barred in a very polite and could continue manner. and he was just, you know, blatantly on i guess was fascinated by the whole segment. and i'm not saying that gratuitously or the brown. those are, i think they, i really was riveted i had the privilege of watching it. and i, i couldn't look away. it was really, really a great segment. i always said that we get all of us behind the scenes when situations like that happened and tell you, tell everybody what was going on, what everybody was really thinking at the time. that absolutely would be a good conversation

well, i thought actually go directly to the source of rick sanchez. i mean when it's right next door to my office, i'm going to take advantage of the moment, rick, you know, that host a direct impact and he's going to join me today discuss thank you. so much for joining me on this issue it's, it's a, it's an interesting conversation about an interesting time in my life. it was, and it's a hard time. i mean that's, that's what i had to talk to you about because i don't want to have an open moment here. but if you want to try and get to the, it's like john stewart and i, we, we, we became good friends and we talked after that and actually it opened up a, a friendship. i didn't expect based on those terms that happened to this because i think people realize sometimes that news anchors are actually they looked like we hate each other on here, but we actually are friends. that's something that people realize. it's been almost 14 years though. is it difficult to discuss the one thing that i with 1st of all i i made a mistake in the way that i presented my a

i'm rick sanchez. this is direct impact the okay, let me take you through this because this thing seems to be building right. ever since the terrorist attack in moscow at the cocoa city music hall, there have been leads and revelations as to who was responsible and you know what that all happened right? right from the beginning it seemed obvious. this was not unusually terrorist attack was obvious to most people. anyway. first of all, the attackers did not like tears. they weren't there to sacrifice themselves for a cause. they were there to kill and then try and get away. that is not usual in these cases. the admitted to being recruited and paid vac. there's about unusual because these cases most of us in this business have covered a lot of these terrorist attacks. i know i have i haven't seen anything like this. then we learned that they were headed toward ukraine, while authorities followed and monitor their cell phone calls, which were being made in to your claim. that is not usual. while few of an

-and, rick, we copy.standing out on the balcony with laura, watching the sunrise and just saying to her, "this is a day you'll never forget." -we're about 42 minutes away from an engine firing that would begin columbia's descent. the crew in the final stages of their preparations now, taking their seats. at the commander's seat, rick husband. pilot, willie mccool. -[ laughs ] -i was desperately waiting for my mom to come back. the thing i was most excited about was just holding her again and talking to her. -they put bleachers close to the runway, and you're driven down there and you're in a set of bleachers with your friends and family that you have invited for the landing. -they had speakers, and you could hear rick talking. -and, rick, we're ready for the manoeuvre. -i did not usually come in for a landing. to me, those were so routine. usually, the orbiter has been working well, they have a good weather call. but i had this wing concern because of the impact. so i said, "i will go in." i realized that

i'm rick sanchez. so what we try to do here on the rest of the the, what is part of the visit that the employee would posted isn't the defense you of us and that in the word part is it something deeper, more complex might be present to that stuff without collision is that spelled part of as the, the washington dismisses a ball michelle statement from moscow that accuses a ukrainian company link to jo bikers sold of sponsoring terror attacks against russia. south south, a republican senator bloss washington for spending too much showing ukraine as it goals for taxpayers dollars to be used on solving month thing. domestic problems, my staff looked into it is about 300 be in their best estimate. right now we're, we're printing our bar and $80000.00 per 2nd. 4.6000000 a minute. we can't sustain that much longer. we gotta find the best way to spend our money, switzerland, and on say, mid june as a date for a peace film. it.

rick? >> yeah.w, it's unfortunate and all these kids i don't even know where they are getting guns, laura. they are all minors, most of these kids. it was so disturbing to see something like that. and to your point, you know, i don't know where they are getting this violence or where this anger is coming from. but, it's been going on in at least valley of phoenix where i live for at least the last couple years. i know i have personally brought it to the school's attention two years ago. so, it's very disturbing. and we need to do something about it. >> laura: what was the reaction from the school? other parents have as well. >> yeah. it just seemed very transactional. there didn't seem to be any empathy or taking it serious, you know. hey, gilbert is the second safest city in the nation. so i don't think people thought those things would happen. and they did. and many parents, not just myself have been bringing this up to the local officials, the school boards and nothing ever was done about it. >>

i'm rick sanchez. this is direct impact. the okay, let me take you through this because this thing seems to be building right. ever since the terrorist attack in moscow at the crocker city music hall. there have been leads and revelations as to who was responsible and you know what that all happened. right? right. from the beginning, it seemed obvious. this was not unusually terrorist attack was obvious to most people. anyway. first of all, the packers did not like theirs. they went there to sacrifice themselves for a cause. they were there to kill and then try and get away. that is not usual in these cases. then the admitted to being recruited and paid vac. there's about usual these cases. most of us in this business have covered a lot of these terrorist attacks. i know i have, i haven't seen anything like this. then we learned that they were headed toward ukraine, while authorities followed and monitor their cell phone calls, which were being made in to your plane. that is not usual as well. so if an

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rick scott also supports a six- week abortion ban.ing with rick scott is they are trying to run away from this toxic record that they know very well they are going to lose. i think that it is going to galvanize voters of all ages, of all political affiliations and what i'm telling voters in florida, chris, it doesn't matter if they sign and they vote to detect abortion rights in the state constitution. if they elect rick scott and send them back to the senate and he pushes a national abortion ban. that is why my race has become more critical than ever. >> it is a good point. you do have a distinct situation, which is an extremely restrictive ban in place now. the opportunity to overturn that ban and enshrine the rights into the state constitution on election day on the same day that you might have a situation in which a republican senate and republican president and republican house would pass a national ban that would overturn whatever the state did. >> that is what voters need to connect with and that is going to be the work of my c

will: thank you, rick. pete: thank you, rick. kayleigh: yeah. thanks, rick.me to get gardening. pete: here with tips to keep your plants in bloom, lisa, the en-- owner of bountiful gardens in new jersey. hey, lisa. kayleigh: thanks for being here. >> yeah, thanks for having me. pete: what are your tips? i've failed on gardens before and not really succeeded. how do i do that? >> it's really easy, and that's why i brought these planters. so you can do container gardening to get started if you don't really -- if you feel intimidated by land. you know, it could be a lot. pete: yeah. >> so get a planter. you can do a little planter, but i love these the stack planters because these are amazing. you can have 42 vegetables in 2x2, so 4 square feet. jalapenos, cabbages, tomatoes, lettuce, you can have your kids harvesting, you can do all vegetable, all herbs, you can do flowers, everything. you can't really get 42 plants in such a small space, so vertical gardens are, like, the new thing, the way to go. and these planters are so different because they're really deep

i'm rick sanchez. so i've been thinking of myself just over the last week or so what i have seen in terms of the folks or the organizations or the institutions to ever suddenly coming out and saying, look this things out. and israel's got to be controlled and this very much looks like a genocide to me, joe rogan, the president of turkey who made his statement once again a couple days ago. so. busy candace owens, for mentioned the united nations and you know, in, in a, in a special report. so it seems to me that there seems to be a movement afoot working against what the united states directly is doing. i guess, michael, i go back to you. do you see it? do they see it over at the white house and republican circles as well as both parties and, and how do you think they're going to react to it if at all? i think they're i think they're very concerned about it and i think that's why you saw the schumer. these are the majority leader, the sent me the top democrat joyce come up because he saw he sees the thr

that is why voters will reject rick scott in november. we have two polls now showing me ahead of rick scott after they know the truth of who he truly is. and he's one of the most vulnerable republicans, for us to keep the senate majority, it runs through florida. we are a purple state. i have been saying this for months. and i know that we're going to show everyone that here in the state of florida, we are going to protect a woman's right to choose. our freedoms, our liberties, and make sure that we reject the extreme politicians, politicians like rick scott, that are not representative of our values and doing everything to take away our rights. >> former congresswoman debbie powell, i know this is somebody from the state where i used to live because she calls me joy ann, my real name. a woman, a latina, a democrat who seems to get it and know how to fight. baby, florida is back in play. thank you and best of luck. >> florida is back, baby. >> thank you so much. and coming up next, you would think a former pastor and sitting u.s. congress

i'm rick sanchez. this is direct impact. the i think you tell me if i'm right or wrong, but i, you know, what the us congress did this weekend will as one very respect and you as president, once i live in the, in for me 10 another way. they took the money and they ran not once, not twice, not 3 times. he did it for 4 times. call them 1234. let me take you through it in case you missed it. i doubt you did, but let me just take you through. because you're not going to hear this take on cnn, or fox or any place like that. uh, it appears that no country in the world gives more to our politicians, to compel their support. then israel, we know, right? we've done that story. you know, that story. so what are the us congress do this weekend? they voted design $28000000000.00 of your taxes, the taxes you pay to israel, so they continue the war that can continue the war with the palestinians. number 2, us tech companies do not like tick tock and they wouldn't like to have picked up eliminated. so they lobby, that means they pay congre

rick will be with me in london today, unwary yields are going, and where the fed might cut interest rates this year, if at all. that closely watched earnings report in overtime, let's bring in jason with odyssey capital advisers, alex with big technology, and joe, it's good to have everybody with us. jason, you are the shareholder. what are you expecting >> scott, we've been talking about netflix for a couple weeks, it has been quite a run, year to date, 82% over last year. we talked about on this, on the half, yesterday. they are coming off the last easy comp for them. again, it will be an easier comp, but i think going forward is where it will get a little bit tumultuous for netflix. i like this stock. i would likely be adding here, we are expecting about four and half million new subs, and about 15% revenue growth this quarter, it was about 7% last quarter. i expect this quarter to be strong. we will see what the next one looks like from here. so you said you wouldn't add to it here. is that in part because of the chart we just had on the screen? i think that was a one year chart, it s

rick grinnell is basically a jumped up internet troll, tv personality. the fact that he was acting director of national intelligence, just the most remarkable thing. if you would have said this 10 years ago, does somebody like rick purnell, will become architect of domestic policy including the policies on the board. exactly the kinds of people you want the levers of power. these are the kinds of people who will bring back in a second trump term. >> there was some incredible investigative work done by the select committee. on the sort of endgame strain that trump but on haskell and other lifelong national security act hurts. to charlie's point, you did not have all of the agencies run by cash hotels. and rick grinnell. they were there, but they were not running the cia, running the pentagon. in a second trump term, they would be. the clash of values and cultures wants to protect america's role in democracy. they are promising to do on day one. >> that's so scary about this. as ian laid out, they are the most extreme people. not the people that were in th

will: thank you, rick. vehicle market, used ev prices plummeted nearly 32% from last year, 10 times faster than used gas-powered cars. here to discuss this devaluation is the founder of american energy institute, jason isaac, jason, that's quite a drop. that's bad news for ev owners about the secondary market. >> yeah. there's a significant drop in the value of evs because the tesla is significantly lowering the price of their vehicles. if you know, so far tesla has been the only electric vehicle manufacturer that has been immune to buyer's remorse. over half of their buyers replace a previous model with another model. it's the only manufacture if orer that can say that. but if the values are dropping as significantly as they are, i think sales from their existing customers are going to continue to drop. will: why buy a used car if a new car is so cheapsome so subsidy sized. and it's happening, yeah, tesla's the one offering these big subsidies to new car owners, but it's happening to all these used cars. i

pete: thank you, rick.ael, to-hamas protests breaking out nationwide for the second straight week with ivy leagues is and ore colleges in new york at the epicenter9 of the pro-that hamas if demonstrations. the chaos hits home for our next guest who taught at a college in new york for nearly 14 years and went to one of those ivy league schools, two degrees from harvard. the cohost of "the big money show"en on fox business, brian brenberg, he joins us live. what do you make of this administrationsome you've been an administrator, why can't they stop this? >> well, they're negotiating. i mean, look, in a college you don't even negotiate with the student op on their paper grade, okay? if you can't -- if you do that, you'll end up in this spot right now. i mean, how many times has the columbia president set a deadline for negotiation with these students, and they've blown through that deadline. and what have the students, what have these protesters gotten? they're shutting down everything. pete: yeah. >> they've

rick santelli reporting there. carl, let me turn to you in light of what rick just reported what is your view on it? the market does seem to be swallowing up these large slugs of issuance very comfortably, and as rick points out, it does it until it doesn't. >> it seems to be taking it in stride for the moment, as you cross into record large auctions, it does raise some concerns about, you know, where the ultimate clearing price will be i know you wanted to talk about housing, so we can go right there. >> i do. >> if we look at where ten-year treasury yield is trading, or settling, that's a key driver of where mortgage rates are going i think a new reality is setting in with home buyers that we're not going to go back to those pandemic lows any time soon, given very soft landing in the economy, persistent inflation pressures, which are trending lower but taking some time to move there and that means elevated mortgage rates, with a 7 is the first number opposed to 2 during the pandemic housing affordability, after c

rick santelli in chicago, and he rejoins us. hi, rick. >> hi. to talk to a trader. let's see what the people in the middle of this are thinking, especially after yesterday's hotter cpi and potentially cooler ppi. mike palmer, you saw the numbers yesterday. you saw the numbers today. what's your thoughts? >> i think inflation is the clearest catalyst we have in the market right now. we came in with a hot cpi number and saw the markets sell off. today, the ppi number was a little less hot so we saw the market rally. flation is the event that moves the market and everything else is secondary to that. as such, we have seen the chance of the fed cutting, we talked about it being in march, there were chances, it seems like a big chance was in june. now it's looking 50/50 it will be in the late july meeting. that's still a big chance we cut before the end is year. if we go to the end of the year, we're at almost a 100% chance. we're not seeing huge moves on these inflation numbers but it's notable they're coming in hot. >> what about the vix? the vix h

-my name is rick husband. i'm the commander of sts-107.lying a 16-day science mission. -i was, i think, probably 10 or 11. i knew it was a big, in-charge position and that he would be the leader of the team. you think of something like buzz lightyear, star command. you're like, "wow, dad's the commander of a shuttle." [ laughs ] -okay, let's do like this, you know? -yeah. -while they were in training, dave brown, one of the astronauts, came to rick and asked if it was okay if he recorded footage of the crew throughout the mission. -we're trying to ignore our best pal, dave, who's busy documenting our journey toward space. -dr. dave! -yeah. -man, this is above and beyond. -i know. 6:30. -yeah. -dave, your camera is affecting me. -it is? -[ laughing ] yeah. -kalpana was definitely one of her kind. and what everybody knows about her is the first female astronaut from india. she was intelligent. she was hardworking. she was unstoppable. ♪ -rolling. -take 3, dave and laurel. -action! we're here in the wind river mountains with the crew of sts-1

rick sanchez. how's the latest episode of direct impacts of about what's more days in the best to minutes? stephen the and we're back. hi everybody. you know, we're working our way toward becoming the most trusted, the most watch news and information shows internationally and which is close because we're committed to context and to choose telling in this edition, we're going to catch you up on the weeks. big stories, for example, the curious connection between isis k and the c. i a, have you heard about that? and it was really state tv. you hear that all the time? oh, that's just propaganda that state tv. is it us or is it them? i'm rick sanchez. and this is direct impact the okay, we have got a lot to talk about and we are going to be talking to the right person. joining me right now is political scientists and co host with a critical hour on radio. sputnik, dr. wilmer leon, extra being with his friend. thanks for the invitation. i'm glad to have you here. good. all right, let's get started with a

i'm ricks. busy as this is direct in the the i'm not sure come on this as they do show a good this things. let me ask him that way. see me is the non smoker in your mind . still enough to monday. so stuff with a just didn't show erica, by a demo print that issue and you're still or do i have to wait a moment but that's not. i was made up of cards through the trailer span that we could buy that. so i didn't want that right. uh you're, you're, you're poor. 2 much that's what i want to do bulk over here, but as of now it's particularly like cut them around quite inflate and mobile face crazy. it's nice not kaiser. is it? absolutely. i'd rather solution an issue with the much just me isn't good that this is the key 3 of us and you can leave the alone. i'm not very good deal or worse then you're going you. why am i still thought ship? what with us, which is really nice piece, there's still going yes sort of the agencies able to get the b 5, the response that the minutes and the the all the guys a cit

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rick. yesterday both joe biden and donald trump were in new york and new york mentioned trump is stuck here and joe biden decided to visit and didn't pay a visit to any of the migrant shelters to check on all the illegals it's brought to or columbia to check on his buddy hamas protesteers and did meet up with howard stern in a hard hitting interview and tough questions and going for joe biden and yesterday. >> i'm sitting here with a phenomenal guest, somebody i've wanted to meet for the longest time and somebody i'm an admirer of and somebody i adore and it's not someone doing an impression and it's the real president of the united states of america. president joe biden. welcome. >> i think i should leave now. >> i have to compliment you on something. you got this thing with the airline passed that now when an airline screws you up, they have to give you a refund. who was the greatest president of all time? >> jefferson was one of my favorite presidents. will: you know, this semi-baring fo

dan smith's praise of rick, and the article included the following description of rick by smith. quote, he's a truly great man and i would say the best teammate i ever had, he's the best coach i've ever had and best friend i've had. watco has built the best team possible in order to serve customers in the best manner. rick has learned that if you want to grow a top line, you listen to your customer. if you want to learn how to grow the bottom line, you listen to your team. rick's work ethics has earned him the 2010 ernst and young worker of the year and the railroad innovator award from progressive railroading magazine. in addition to the shortline regional railroad association, has honored him for his veteran recruitment. i want to congratulate rick and the entire watco team on their successful accomplishments and achievements. it's certainly nice to have a great businessman and great business in kansas called watco, even better it's great to have a person of rick's kal better, of -- caliber, of his interest in the community. many towns the size of pittsburgh, kansas, and many t

rick: does it have to be all or nothing?g today i'm not aware of? [laughter] rick: got to mix it up. today we've got cooler temps. we've been talking about these high temps across the central plains for so long. temps have really plummeted. we do have much cooler air that's settleed in, and this is a temporary break here. we've got temperatures that are below average. one problem we're going to have is down across parts of the south. look at texas today and early into tomorrow, flood threat. it's all starts right here. you're -- start the thing right here. you see those storms that are going to be a problem for tomorrow in talladega. they're going to plague if us for a couple of days across the southeast, so much rain this winter. another spot in the northeast, every place in the northeast, guys, is well above average rainfall so far this year. some places over a foot over what you'd normally see in just the last three months. pete: grass is looking really green. rick: it is, yeah. i love your optimism. pete: i'm trying. all

rick grenell is basically a jumped up internet troll tv personality.or of the national intelligence is just one of the most remarkable things. if we would have said this 10 years ago that he would be the bast ambassador to germany or stephen miller is the architect of domestic policy including the -- what is -- the policies on border, people would have said these are exactly the kind of people you don't want near the levers of power and these the kinds people who he will bring back into a second trump term. >> mary, there was some incredible work done by the select committee on the sort of end game strain that trump put on other life long national security experts. but to charlie's point, you didn't have all of the agencies run by kash patel, and rick grenell. they were there. they weren't running the cia or the pentagon. in a second term, they would be. could you just describe that sort of clash, not just of values and cultures of but those who want to protect americas lull in a democracy and as a democracy and what their promising to do on day one. >

rick, please stand and be recognized. now i want to know when this administration started, wyoming employees were underpaid. with some even having to make ends meet with food stamps otherwise known i want to note that when this administration started, wyoming state employees were underpaid. some even had to make ends meet with food stamps. that is not conservative. that is just cheap! state employees state we have changed this unacceptable situation, even after your efforts wyoming still only compensates its state employees at almost the 2022 averages for the regions. let me emphasize that rick and all of our state employees deserve a fair wage for the work they do serving us, the citizens of wyoming. and when you vote yes on the budget, you are supporting people like rick and many oi others who need and deserve a wage that keeps up with at least the regional average. last year i stood before you to outline the work we were doing, to reimagine and innovate the delivery of education in our schools. i said we must be bold a

we will return to this with senator rick scott and senator joni ernst later in the show.hey are both members of the armed services committee. so in case you hadn't guessed i'm in full-throated defense of what defense sec lloyd austin has been saying today and i wish his boss, joe biden, would say the same thing. now, we're going to switch gears again, joining me is mark simone, our great friend, wor hall of fame radio host. joe concha will be here in a minute. i see him over the horizon. he is coming through the door so it won't be long now. we'll hook him up on the fly. mark simone, the other big story, arizona supreme court upholds near total abortion. the court ruled 4-2 today to uphold. this is going back to 1868, if i'm not mistaken. it is incredible. issued a ruling reverting the state back to 160-year-old pre-statehood law. i don't know why it applies, that outlaws abortions in nearly all circumstances and criminalizes abortions. the law would mick it a felony for anyone who provides, supplies administers to a pregnant women or procures such women make any medicine

i'm rick sanchez. this is direct impact. the, i want to start with the question, why just why, why would you do something like this? unless it's just a pure power play. an almost romanesque move among peasants. because you know, or you think you have all the power the, i mean what the house even doing their speaker suddenly showing up at a college campus to take on protesters asking for a ceasefire. and did you notice the smile? did you notice the smirk on his face there at the end? and imagine, imagine how smug and self important you have to be to show up at a place where people are angry, that you are sending money to condone and continue a massacre of the people that they are protesting about the people that they are caring about. any show up there to make sure them and to ridicule them. how does that seriously, who does that? speaker of the house, mike johnson, that's who a man who likes most of us politicians and is crazy system of ours is simply a guy we pay. we pay him a salary, so he can steal

i'm rick sanchez. this is direct impact. the so the south community led by brazil in india with russia and china. i'm not too far behind our yearning for a more fair global parent. so you know that right. but donald trump has just come out recently and said that if he becomes president, he will punish those who even think about the substituting the dollar for another currency. you know, i will, i likely the push toward the dollarization came about because of the sanctions and other penalties that were put on russia in 2022. after the west, unplugged russia, from the global financial system entirely and seized its assets. the being economy solve that and then they ask themselves a whole whole what if they come after us? what if they do at the us places like brazil and india and they're on another, started asking themselves, and that is why in january of 2023 briggs, the global south group that includes brazil and russia in india and china and south africa. now, many more announced that it wants to create its own currency to b

i'm rick sanchez. the know, look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must have been is the orders given by human beings, except where such shorter is a conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about the personal intelligence at the point, obviously is to create a trust rather than fit the various jobs with artificial intelligence real summoning the theme and the robot must protect this phone. existence was on the show. they just don't have to shape house because after and engagement, it was the trail. when so many find themselves world, the parts we choose to look so common ground, the take a fresh look around. there's a life kaleidoscopic, isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power type vision, with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify. it will confuse who really wants a better wills, and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented as bus? can you see through their illusion going underground? can

i'm rick sanchez. it's what we're shooting for here. underactive tax. the . the, the thought, sorry, is this how it wrong the will cut off the hands of his enemies if they can. another attack against it, as the wind vanished, intensified between say, hon. i'm some of the great things the us defend the russian slides the same way as well. but washington refuses to have different conflicts, different complex, different interface. different rep picture this of a game and do some garza where a mass grave is discovered of a major off for the local say is really both has to have a loved ones and dumped the bodies and updates this see all 2024. they are 960.

i'm rick sanchez. and this is direct impact the okay, we have got a lot to talk about and we are going to be talking to the right person. joining me right now is political scientists in co host for the critical hour on radio. sputnik, dr. wilmer lee, on an extra meeting with his friend. thanks for the invitation. i'm glad to have you here. good. all right, let's get started with little fun here. national security spokesperson, john kirby. how did you get a chance to see this seat up is twisting his words. and trying to find the way he just looks so incredibly uncomfortable. look out what, what i want. i want you to watch this with me. watch how he agonizes in trying to find the right words. so he does not repeat, does not offer condolences or any kind of support to the people of russia or the russian government. instead, he tries to make it individual lives after the moscow attack. here that's watching of our thoughts, obviously are going to be with the victims of this terrible, terrible shooting attac

i'm rick sanchez. this is direct impact. the this is really unimportant story and here's why there is, it seems a wild and crazy fascination in the us media with drug cases in russia. it's weird, it's almost nonsensical as, as we go, i'm going to show you just town credibly, dom, i mean, incredibly hypocritical. our coverage is in this country of those types of stories . so, okay, let's start with this. and this is the reason i'm doing the story, cuz yesterday i turned on the news here in the good old usa. and this is what i saw a us citizen living in russia appeared in court today. robert with lin robe, enough is facing charges of traffic in large amounts of illegal trucks as part of an organized group. stuff off. the offense is punishable by 20 years in prison. romanoff has been in the russian custody since the beginning of the year. his trial began in march in january, the us state department said that was aware of romanovs detainment and has no greater priority than the safety and security of us citizens. okay, i saw tha