and india and china gathered here and agreed that we would meet on a regular basis, so there was rick russia india china after this community joined. uh, brazil originated brick a, then our friends from south africa originated brix uh, now uh, south african friends are being held in south africa and i wish you success , i am sure that this will be the case and will be held at the highest level. thank you very much and i give the floor to the president of the republic of zimbabwe, mr. good you. your excellency the president of the russian federation is the host of today's chairman of the african union president himself is russia africa first of all. let me express my gratitude to president putin and the russian people as we arrived in this beautiful, historic city saint petersburg.

within the sco and on a bilateral basis and, let's say, on a trilateral basis, there is also the rick russiaia china format as of today. it is not developing very well, but on the whole it exists, and no one has to continue to build these bilateral ideologies that strengthen the sco. the task for today is to rest on our laurels and say that the sco is a successful project. and this is for centuries the sco, of course, is experiencing enormous difficulties in promoting its projects and even formulating its tasks, but nevertheless , this is the very organization that today is the most advanced in the creation of a completely new alternative system of international relations. thank you let's go beyond the sco and see other states of the east and the south. and, of course, immediately comes. a question about brazil going to brix how does brazil feel about the conflict that has arisen between russia and the collective west? well, certainly the attitude is quite wary very, very cautious in terms of let's say there are economic difficulties, because we know that, uh, brazilian banks, for example, a

but i'm not surprised that russia is up to ritual do. rick, rich, russia, i had obstructed the proper operation of this deal for months, according to the case for an administer in this then form as part of a, a white a strategy is as, as you see, it will some of the west sanction to get sanctions against russia then have to be lifted up to in order to allow for the grain shipments. i bet certainly the russian goal, i think yours to get some sanctions relief. i think that cut the calculation in washington, washington, and brussels and elsewhere. it has to be this. how much leverage does russia actually have to stop the export of ukraine in grain anymore after the loss of snake islands and the sinking of several major russian vessels? i think that it's in question, it's in doubt with the rush or can actually stop the export of grain. so it would take something like a major naval escalation by russia to do that. if they say, look, we're not going to have the green under this deal, maybe it does drive up pressures, but i don't think they can actu

through agreements with america, but at the same time it refuses to participate in the us rick agreement with russiaand china, and a number of middle-level countries understand that, in principle, america is toxic partner and the less. you deal with him, the better. and if you deal with him, then so that he simply does not interfere in other matters. here i would like to emphasize that not for the first time in its recent history, the united states continues a purely disastrous deed. failure cannot be explained to themselves and their voters. what they are trying to achieve, but nevertheless stubbornly continue to kick the jar. uh, canning in front of you. this is afghanistan recent. examples are afghanistan and the obama administration came up with the thesis that it was impossible to win the afghan war, but nevertheless the war continued until 2021 year inclusive why? because no one wanted to take responsibility for the defeat for the recognition by not about this, in fact, uh, wrote. e, friedman and writes in er, in his article on biden. took responsibility for the withdrawal from afghanistan onl

this has always been the box ukraine as an after thought inflicting a strategic defeat on russia as oh. hi, i'm rick sanchez. and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new show. seriously. why watch something that's so different. whitelisted opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please or do you have the state department c i a weapons, bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. i changed and whatever you do, don't marshall state main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called stretching. but again, you probably don't wanna watch it because it might just change the waiting thing. the many years later contemporary vendor of follows with adult the same methods motion of that all us this is for each from august the 20th 2022 amend. clutching his head in hora is alexander to get the leading proponents of the russian will concept, going to diarrhea adobe, and was just being killed in a car bombing right before his eyes. it's now being proven to the attack was organized with the aid of ukrainian s

involved, the little joe biden in imposing these sanctions on russia has destroyed the american economy. so there's a boomerang the the high on rick sanchez. i've been doing news down for 30 years into languages all over the world here in the united states. interviewed for president, standing a $1000000000.00 business. i believe news to just be honest and direct and impactful, and this, by golly, is called direct impact. the mr program is about the leak, but not necessarily about the link itself. rather the way this league has been covered. i'm sure you've heard of it. somebody got ahold of some classified documents regarding the war and ukraine and other things. the documents are chuck full of all kinds of fascinating note where the news would be stuff that we don't know about, but probably should know about what all that. how does the media handle this story? watch what is your confidence level of the pentagon being able to track down how these documents were linked in the 1st place? so much for fascinating information that we should know about, right. ok. for starters, i should let you know that me. hi, rick sanchez, i'm all 4

rick -- rhetoric. we think ability how to convince russia to let us in. how a do we convince them to lee us alone; at the same time, a parallel a negotiation is convincing europe and the u.s. twhat we need. not just to win the war. theht integration into western structureses that will leave ukraine in a better place down the road. there is a greater recognition in europe but it won't work unless the u.s. understands it's fundamentally in the interest of security and process parity. not just a defeat because it didn't achieve things that putin spoke about on the 22 of february 2022. we have fundamentally, we established the rule of the global order in which we'd like to live. i'd like to turn to focus a bit on inside of russia. obviously, it's very momentous events over the last few weeks. putin might not be as strong of a man as we believed. i'm curious, from the report. it highlights apart of what we are also after, trying to support ukraine is change within russia. i think,, one of the kind of premises we need to reassess is whetherd a long war favors r

has always been a trick to feed on russia as the process of getting the news director of the swedish independence, transnational foundation for peace and future. rick davis, as well as host of the miss the winston show on t and t rate analysts. alright, prospect roles and effect, that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always of this summit that was held in bill unless it was built up covered and important things to take away from it. not that it ukraine, made it in or bit what really matters here, discuss peace and it didn't security for all young good. and that is not in the because i, i wrote a book about the last few minutes and i went, went through all the docket or deterrence and defense, then security, then it is as population say, post legs is no reflection. so the web piece is not that, and it's not a defensive a lines. oh yeah, the, it's primary mission. this is just to stay in business. that's the same questionnaire because, you know, the, we've always heard they'll be what dogs, apparently the ukraine was not invited alliance. they are fooling themselves in the media. just lie about, i don't think it's a surprise to anybody who'

now it's about russia and it's about, yes, we have to fight russia and pressure has to be taken off the map. the say, welcome back. i'm rick sanchez. you know, there's something else that's been happening of late regarding what we know in the firing of talk across and remember question was, fox is most, when you know, in most highly rated most to blue breaking host, for example, we have the compunction, if not the temerity the question, our country's foreign policy, something these days seems for been in american establishment media outlets. it is perhaps for that very reason that fox is getting a lot of heat now for firing crossing i went back once again talking to uh, sabrina sal body. she coast savvy sides, that's her podcast, and it's a darn good one. and she has a very unique way of looking at the, the politics of our time, which obviously today is very much in and mixed with the news. and the editorial decisions of our time non bigger, more recently than what happened to tucker carlson where he was just off a sudden told one morning hey, don't come to work, you're fired. it was a complete shock to him. he was totally

messenger white house reporter at rick becker -- rebecca moret discusses biden's reelection campaign and en william pomerantz with the wilson center talks about the status of the russia ukraine conflict and russianresident vladimir putin's political future c-span's washington journal, join ithe conversation live at seven easte thursday morning on c-span, c-span n or online at c-span.org. >> coming up thursday on c-span a look at russia's political future following the wagner group rebellion, live from the atlantic council at 10:30 eastern. then in the afternoon more on the topic with former ambassador to russia john sullivan on the recent events and how they might impact president vladimir putin's power and influence. that is live from the washington post at 3 p.m. on c-span. you can also watch our network using the free c-span now video apple or go online to c-span.org. >> since 1979 in partnership with the cable industry c-span has provided coverage of the halls of congress, from house and senate floors, to congressional hearings party briefings meetings, c-span gives you a front row seat to how issues are debated and decided with no commentary, no interruptions, a

reckless risk of war with russia towards the side of africa's presence, as he dismisses calls to arrest, love the mirror, hooting under international criminal port charges. next month, rick summits and drums those the world bank products around the city economic growth. this year. we looked at her 2 rooms using free trade zones to fight against the western side. the light from us go, this is r t. my name's unit the label of 30 minutes of using the start. they may be thousands of miles of parts on the mall, but the 1st you left in america summit and 8 years was supposed to bring the 2 regions closer together in terms of afraid of spirit. however, those hopes of faded somewhat after much disagreement over at joined to authentic communicate, the conflict and ukraine proved the major stumbling block with a number of lots, an american on car. the leader is refusing to quote, strongly condemned russia's operation, which the you had been pushing for. the final version of the declaration was reportedly slashed from its initial 16 pages, don't attend due to disagreements. the gifts also lost eyed us lead sanctions for bypassing international law. using sanctions and blockades wit

rick, frankly, it was horrific before the earthquake. it's service after the earthquake and even more so in the said, redeem and russia have continued to bomb. the epicenter of the earthquake in syria regularly. they continued to show and bombarded, so it was horrible. but during the earthquake, the united nations also failed, failed in a horrible they imagined the biggest and worst earthquake in serious history occurred. and because of russia and said, redeem did not get for emissions for the united nations to enter and assess or intern and provide aid. literally thousands of people that were, that were under the rubble begging their family members and loved ones that were outside digging frantically for them to, to help save them. they had to die and they had to die because the united nation, literally 5 or 6 kilometers from the epicenter of the earthquake, wasn't willing to allow this heavy machinery. and it's a to come in because they needed the permission of the asset regime or in russia, the same people bombing them and besieging them. it is literally, it's, it's, it's ludicrous to, to continue to follow this policy that is only led t

russia's border that is being pursued by the u. s. and the new powers, the ok welcome back. i'm rick sanchez and a series of lease documents filled with interesting stuff. among the most interesting of the stuff that is what we learned about china. so it appears according to the documents of china, was warming up the russia all along and was being very supportive. even though it said it was neutral, the report also signals that in u. s. terms, china was willing to provide russia with, quote me full aid. i think of patients, that's a where they use legal aid and even go so far as to disguise that legal aid as humanitarian and not intended for defense. now that's fascinating, right. joining us once again is john kerry, he's a former intel officer and host of whistle blowers. thanks again for being with us . my pleasure. what do you think of that whole thing with china? and the us apparently is saying that the chinese are giving a to russia. i found it ironic that the united states would be angry. yeah, go ahead. where do you, we would begin with something like this. the fact of the mat

russia. we extend a short range, high velocity and large with multiple me solace until 2035, otherwise known as to us, rick and model it. these was last me saw us have received rave reviews in ukraine, where they have proved at poles into weapon against fixed when at croft world building on these current capabilities. just a full homage and a sold 3 guys come by teams. the oldest comes as moscow says, the british maid stole much shadow missiles, are being used to target severely and infrastructure and don't pass out into the list. but you guys supply that challenge at 2 tanks loaded with shows with depleted uranium. now nicole is a long lasting damage to civilians on the environment many hundreds of years after the shots of fi. it will be discussed. this with for my pen took on senior security and list of michael my live. he agrees the ukrainian battlefields are being used as testing ground a battlefield such as this, do indeed become testing grounds for the quality and effectiveness of your weapon systems. ukraine gets trained on some very good equipments very, very quickly. they, they seem to be quick le

that russia has said that they are war at night nature of the day on the floor. we may till they are well with you. that is very clear. a rental rick, a level that's a different uh, it's a different situation that in, in the real award situation, i think the enlargement of nato clear creates and most ability and glory deed in the region. and i think in those terms, it is, it is very clear, if it is a decision or the decision to fill up to join, the nato was very clearly motivated by, by southern change in the russian policy as they attacked ukraine. i think there was, there was a very strong fear in that feeling ending sweden at what would be uh, what would be the attendance of the russian for him. all these things and suites have thoughts for the case that they can deal with russia and they can go shave and they have the diplomat diplomat. people just keep them. i think relations now it seems to be quite difficult to do is when you, when the car is around the window, where the countries have to work with a name, another name, comments we have neighbors, as so we haven't had a long and very complex history with russia with the peri

russia at the block had been struggling over a reckless wrist outside of south africa as president dismissed his cold to risk vladimir put under international criminal court charges if he attends next most. rick summit and as the world bank predicts around steady economic growth this year, we look at how to around is using free trade zone step $5.00 against western sanction. the 10 am in santa bar in a month here in most to this wednesday july. the 19th welcome to the mid week global, unusual and now they may be thousands of miles apart in the map. but the 1st e u. lots in america summit in 8 years, what was supposed to bring the 2 regions closer together in trade and spirit. but those helps of faded. some walks after a unanimous event communicate failed to be agreed upon. some. busy of the topics on the agenda exposed irreconcilable differences between the blocks, the at final version of the declaration of this report, at least, slash from its initial 10 to to disagreements. the conflict and ukraine proved a major stumbling point with lots in american and tara being leaders and lashing i taught us lead sanctions for violating international law issues and blockades without the support of inte

russia don't know nothing. i guarantee they will wake up and find out what is going on there. host: that is rickalking about the debate over spending -- sending cluster munitions to ukraine to use in their fight against russia in a debate that has been day -- playing out. the editorial board of the new york times is taking up this issue in their lead editorial. they writes in the face of the widespread global condemnation of the cluster munitions and the danger they pose to civilians -- compelling it may be used use weapons, nations in a rules-based international order -- at the use of an weapons of mass destruction or weapons that pose a severe and lingering risk to noncombatants, clustering -- cluster munitions fall in that second category. president biden talked about a decision to send cluster munitions to ukraine same it was a difficult one. [video clip] >> it was a difficult decision and the discussion is for our allies and friends on the hill. we are in a situation where ukraine continues to be brutally attacked across the board by munitions, these cluster munitions that had dud rates tha

messenger white house reporter at rick becker -- rebecca moret discusses biden's reelection campaign and en william pomerantz with the wilson center talks about the status of the russiaaine conflict and russianresident vladimir putin's political future c-span's washington journal, join ithe conversation live at seven easte thursday morning on c-span, c-span n or online at c-span.org. >> coming up thursday on c-span a look at russia's political future following the wagner group rebellion, live from the atlantic council at 10:30 eastern. then in the afternoon more on the topic with former ambassador to russia john sullivan on the recent events and how they might impact president vladimir putin's power and influence. that is live from the washington post at 3 p.m. on c-span. you can also watch our network using the free c-span now video apple or go online to c-span.org. >> since 1979 in partnership with the cable industry c-span has provided coverage of the halls of congress, from house and senate floors, to congressional hearings party briefings meetings, c-span gives you a front row seat to how issues are debated and decided

russia like cuba, venezuela, nicaragua. i think he has to make sure to explain to americans why it is so important for the stability of the world order to continue to support ukraine. >> debbie, rickck around. we have a lot more coming up because after the break, republicans have just six months to take out donald trump from the presidential primaries. it seems like, once again, no one is up to the again, no one is up to the task. the virus that causes shingles is sleeping... in 99% of people over 50. it's lying dormant, waiting... and could reactivate. shingles strikes as a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks. and it could wake at any time. think you're not at risk for shingles? it's time to wake up. because shingles could wake up in you. if you're over 50, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about shingles prevention. ♪ tourists tourists that turn into scientists. tourists taking photos that are analyzed by ai. so researchers can help life underwater flourish. ♪ (vo) it's time to switch to verizon. sadie did. and now she has myplan. so researchers can help life underwater flourish. the first unlimited plan that lets her choose exactly what goes in it. now she gets to

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towards russia that russia had said that they all wore at night. nature, but they, i don't know if that's what we need to. they are well with ukraine. that is very clear. it's a rental rick, a level that's a different. it's a different situation that in, in the real award situation, i think the enlargement of nato, clear, creates and most ability and glory deep in the region. i think in those terms, it is, it is very clear. if it is a decision or the decision and fill up the joint and they to was very clearly motivated by, by southern change in the russian policy. us, they attacked ukraine. i think there was, there was a very strong fear in that feeling ending, sweet and, uh, what would be, uh, what would be the tenants of the russian foreign policy since and sweets had sold for the case that they can deal with russia and they can go shave and they have the diplomat diplomat. people just finished keeping them. i think relations you're with us now. it seems to be quite difficult to do is when you, when the car is around the window where the country is that the horse with a name and nothing in common, we have neighbors as so we haven't had a long and very complex history w

russia is in danger of being injured and even death. joining us now, former state department official under president obama. ricktuations like this are sticky to put it mildly, but when you have people abroad detained by putin, what is the posture, generally speaking, of the state department trying to get them back? >> what i can tell you, it's something that people take incredibly seriously and work 24/7 on it. the white house has its own special group working on hostages. i know people are on the phones all the time. i had to call a couple of the families of people who were hostages and one was in the old russia. yeah, it's -- but this situation is kind of an absolutely new thing, somebody who was held in russia and then went to ukraine to fight against russia, i don't blame them. >> plus, the unknown quandary here is vladimir putin. how does he react to this? how does he use this, an american to be exchanged and we gave him his freedom and he comes back and fights against us? you know, the other two are staying here and we will not do that again. that's the quandary? >> yeah, the russians capture people, and