it's gonna be okay back in july when the chairman of s. k, who's here today came to the white house, we talked about a $50 billion investment sk is making the united states at the time. they would let me come down from the, from the third floor because i was exposed to covid, i didn't have it yet. but they were worried about me exposing other people. and so as he said, it was like alice in wonderland. i'm up on the third floor in that balcony and and waving to the chairman of sk saying, you are coming, aren't you? you are come out. but look, they produce everything from semiconductors, electric vehicle batteries, to chargers, pharmaceuticals. and part of the investment is coming right here in bay city to produce semiconductor materials for the small computer chips that power our everyday lives, smartphones, washing machines, hospital equipment, automobiles, just to name a few. they are especially critical for power and electric vehicles which you can use 2 to 3000 ships per vehicle. just to and by the way, i think about it. general motors fo

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s. k choosing a recognized former parliamentarian one y doe instead as the president. now this was bi partisan recognition on the part of american politicians, but as the u. s. gasoline prices began to skyrocket in april 2022, the u. s. seemed to abandon why dough and sent a delegation to effectively ask the madura administration for help with oil supplies, but that visit didn't go as the byte in administration had hoped. so when the u. s . hosted the summit of the americas this year in los angeles. they left a few key latin countries off the invite list like venezuela, nicaragua, and cuba. now this party f o pa, not boating, well across the southern nations with key countries like mexico turning down biden's invite. what then is plan b for the bite in administration in dealing with this new hostility from its southern neighbors. and joining us to discuss this very fluid relationship between the u. s. and south america. let's bring in doctor and rick a rivera. he's a historian and author of the new book, the untold history of capitalism with international press, and re

s. u. k. and france. again, if there's nothing to hide and they should just say yes, of course, let the investigation roll out. so the u. s. u k and frauds block this investigation into these bio labs in ukraine. you know, look back to the notes stream sabotaged, which seems to suggest the u. k and other players were behind the sabotage of north stream. look at the bio labs in ukraine. you're not going to see the truth on base . it's not going to see the light of day at the un, the bombing of the coach, crimea bridge, the assassination of do going to as well. do you believe 3rd, any point in the shore to long term russia will find itself on the right side of history. we already on the right side of history, we don't have to make a choice. they have the choice whether to join us or not to join, or to remain in history as somebody who would behave shamefully, and who undermined the sorry, jo, security council. i'm the united nation section, but that's what they are doing. we are making these points. you know

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k. u. s, and australia is intensely politicized now. and whenever investigations like these are announced, they are motivated politically 8, leading german companies, including bush, lima, design, chemical giant to be a f f. how publish and joint awful pulling for a 2nd. look at aggressive measures being taken against chinese investors and businesses, such as jeremy, so called china 50 over billy's book. whole thing is work with 10 giant wall way. the federal government and the you are currently waiting to see whether an exchange with wall they can be maintained also against the back ground till the current relations between roger and china. guess it's hard to come up with an independent policy when americans congest lean over and breathe down your neck from military basis inside your country. right. german chance are all i've shown probably isn't even over the jet lag yet from history. china, during which he said, quote, the world needs china and objected to this idea of decoupling from china and there's already back paddling on that g

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s. u k, and the e. u rolled out sanctions against moscow. so let's talk about china, where china's crude imports from russia sword and may lifting purchases to nearly 7 and a half $1000000000.00, which is double the amount of a year ago. displacing saudi arabia as the top supplier customs data show that the oil was purchased at an average price of $93.00 a barrel last month, which is about $17.00 cheaper than the imports from saudi arabia during the same time period. meanwhile, and india is also talking to russia about ramping up its oil purchases at a considerable discount based on current crude prices, it will represent about a 20 percent discount. india imports a to 85 percent of its oil. so discount like this would be a huge win. and with today's government of india it's motivations are more economic them political. so the benefits of cheap oil outweigh the pressures from the west. but remember, when it comes to the cost of oil, none of this is natural. it's all self sanctioning. there isn't an oil shortage from a commodity standpoint. i

s. u k, and the u rolled out sanctions against moscow. so let's talk about china, where china's crude imports from russia sword and may lifting purchases to nearly 7 and a half $1000000000.00, which is double the amount of a year ago. displacing saudi arabia as the top supplier customs data show that the oil was purchased at an average price of $93.00 a barrel last month, which is about $17.00 cheaper than the imports from saudi arabia during the same time period. meanwhile, and india is also talking to russia about ramping up its oil purchases at a considerable discount based on current crude prices, it will represent about 20 percent discount. india imports a to 85 percent of its oil. so discount like this would be a huge win. and with today's government of india it's motivations are more economic them political. so the benefits of cheap oil outweigh the pressures from the west. but remember, when it comes to the cost of oil, none of this is natural. it's all self sanctioning. there isn't an oil shortage from a commodity standpoint. it'

increasing number of us tapping into our 401(k)s, report by am power who administer retirement plans,pike this year in americans taking hardship withdrawals from their 401(k) plans. fidelity's is overall the numbers are low, just about 2% of their account holders took these hardship withdrawals so far this year but that number is growing, you ask what is a hardship withdrawal acute that's when you have to apply, withdraw money early for an emergency, you pay income tax, and usually a fee, you don't have to pay back the money. there's an increase in people taking loans from their 401(k)s and that is when you have to repay the money with interest which is typically a point above the charge. ashley: it is a sign of the times, next one for you, interesting question. who prefers working at home or, men are women? lauren: hands down women but the numbers did surprise me, you-g ovi asked both genders do you want to work at home? half of women said yes, 5 days a week i want to be home, 43% of men said the same and like the virtual office, do you want to go into the office 5 days a week, 43% o

s. u. k, australia, and canada are the leaders in carbon emissions, but failed to pay this share, falling 1000000000 short. thus, despite these countries being the most vocal supporters of the green narrative, the executive director of the pan african climate justice alliance as a western states are playing useful musical chairs and playing musical chairs with the african counterparts when it comes to climate change. the point here is, are both implementation of the committee and that's why was this operable implementation? there are a lot of commitments we to the admin to yeah. up that yeah. the mandate in glasgow . a since corporate nugget, i've never met you. what do we are saying is as long as we are not degree this, it would defeat as long as we. 6 we are, we are trying, we're, we're playing hide, it wouldn't about to be in this book. this will be late unless give all new scots yes. come out this. yeah. they've got my the ship that yes. we come down to see that. yeah. that next. yeah. i

stopped, pre-existing homes have stopped selling, home values are deteriorating along with your 401(k)sop? >> it won't stop for a long time. that's what we learned today from chairman powell. we've got to go back to how this happened and why this happened. it's too much money. too much money was poured into this economy. we had $7.3 trillion from both administrations. anyone who tries to conflate what happened on 2020, when you stop the entire economy, told people he can go to work, businesses they could not open, the entire world that that i'm a look what happened in 202011. that's being disingenuous. the point is that all that money that came in in 2021 is the spark. it's part two things. this runaway inflation, and no wage spiral. when you pay people not to work, they make twice as much staying at home eating froot loops in the two going to work, businesses get desperate and have to ridge of wages. that's uncontrollable now. the federal reserve is trying to douse this. i'm not a big fan of what they're doing but i admit they have to do this to a degree. what's making it even tougher

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s. u k, and france for supporting rwanda and uganda. over the decades their forces of waged was here. let good, good. the war in ukraine just started in february this year that international community mobilize for ukrainians because they don't want to see them suffering. but we have been suffering for more than 30 years. and the international community is behaving as if it's just animals that are suffering. if we are just cause to be slower at every day kong, his armies been struggling to fight him. 23 people here have been wondering why the government says the u. n. is stopping it from buying the arms. it needs to defend itself. from rwanda, there were no un restrictions on heavy weapons like tanks. only a notification requirement for small arms. 9 years ago, un troops from southern africa helped congo to c t. m. 23. this time relations with the peacekeepers, there was an all time low. these chromeboys, escorted by congress, the soldiers after an angry crowd talk to you in vehicles 2 weeks ago. meanwhile, the conflicts getting worse. p

s. u k and he's got a problem with his ultra nationalist that are very, very much in control of his administration in his military. yeah, certainly a lot of moving parts there and we'll continue to follow those calls for a few stocks to see if they go beyond just the washington post article, executive vice president of the raises center aero rasmussen. thank you so much for your time and insight. thank you, richard. an 18 year old palestinian teenager has been shot dead by israeli forces in the west bank. the latest and continued cases of violence in the area and the ongoing conflict. the debt was confirmed by palestinian health officials. most often a fall was reportedly hit in the head by a lie around and later died in the hospital. he was reportedly shot not far from nearby palestinian all of orchards. the idea said they targeted the youth as he was throwing stones at israeli vehicles. however, the teens family insisted he was with them taking all of when they were attacked by israeli set

s. u. k, australia and canada are the leaders in carbon emissions, but fail to pay their fair share, falling billions shorts. despite these countries being the most vocal supporters of the green narrative, the executive director of the pan african climate justice alliance says that western states all playing musical chairs with the african counterparts when it comes to climate change. their point here is about implementation of the commitment . and that's why we was saying this is apple. before implementation. there are lots of commitments. we could the admin fee up the year, the mandate in glasgow. the mandate a cs. copenhagen. i've never met. what we are saying is, as long as we are not doing this in would to feed as long as we are, we are, we are trying, we are playing, hide and seek game will never to be in this book. this will be late and unless game abuse, cortez come here. come this year. they've got madison that yes, we come down to see if that as that next year i need to midway. scie

s. u. k, australia and canada are the leaders in carbon emissions both failed to pay the fisher falling billions of dollars short enough despite these countries being amongst the most vocal supporters of the green agenda and but swat top a story this hour. the indian foreign minister said the presence of his delegation in moscow indicates a desire to cooperate, india increasingly committing, to keeping relation strong. the fact that i am here to day with a delegation to review our co operation, to see how we can take it forward to create a long term sustainable basis. i think says most of all, i think you can see the obvious interests and commitment. i would, hat in keeping that relationship strong instead are as regards or, you know, or the, or the oil supply issue. you know, that is, that is her. i've been, 1st of all, there is a stress on the energy markets. okay. ah, this is a stress which has been created by a combination of factors. but as today, the world's 3rd largest consumer of oil

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s. u k, and france block the resolution? if there's nothing to see here, why would you block it? it's a legitimate question. they blocked it because they are afraid of an investigation . we filed a complaint in the security council, and this is not a simple letter of 2 pages. this is a letter with the attachment of more than 300 pages of proofs of information. that's where we see clarification from us and agreeing and that storage is and again, it was done in accordance with the relevant articles of the biological weapons convention. so we acted totally in line with international law. and i indicated during this meeting that we were disappointed that the united states and its allies preferred to travel on international law. they are just fighting international law when they need it. when there is something hooking that can be dangerous for them within the frame of international law, they prefer to label that russian propaganda started simple and it's very disappoint. i think you make a very good point that mr. polanski, when it comes to, you know, russia's been playing by the rul

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s. u k. if you look at, it's sort of in total trade, i think, but still china is a big part and, and therefore i'm sort of this little tension which is also now along that a west china axis is sort of, it's a challenge for your but is child is germany dependent on china off that because while china tops the rankings of germany trading partners, we also have the united states, france, paul, and other european countries, all representing between 5 and 8 percent of germany's total trade. so it does appear. they are quite diversified when it comes to trade, while they are, i'm and i would be now be wrong to say that germany is dependent on china in any way because of all the stuff that germany trade with china, especially on the input side that it's possible they will be able to get that from somewhere else at least over time. but that doesn't mean of course that you know, a rupture and that relationship wouldn't be economically damaged. you know, jeremy is not dependent on china in that sense, b

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k. s. would not be on the table, nor have france that is expanding his nuclear base. you have germany that is actually now looking at even building up nuclear plants and expanding its current capacity. so we, we've seen a hypocritical stance, but weston hypocrisy is nothing new to most africans. earlier this year we saw european lead as rushing for africa. fossil fuels, while preaching the exact opposite message to africans. and in august, south africa's coal exports to europe, where up 720 percent, and they have not even picked yet. and it's the same story for the north african natural gas exports to europe. which leads many africans to ask. the question, is climate change only a concern? when it suits the global, not. lemme changes or crisis only when it suits the, you know, you know, the western congress, particularly as for certain the global not which is currently being the dominant player on pushing for climate change mitigation. but we are not seeing any aspect of actually ensuring that article, which is currently the list meet us, is actually given priority of

k. is in connection to the extradition decision in the face of pressure from the u. s. is the u. k. capable of making a truly independent decision on that? no, we did sign a ludicrous document with the united states to let them explain to anybody to will because i have a digital system which was built about reproach beyond reproach, which is ludicrous. we all know that to be stupid. they signed that under previous home. secretary of the labor got but it was a communist enough when he was a university. notwithstanding that i don't quite know how we're going to get forward on this. on any subject we do in britain. exactly what washington tells us to do. it doesn't matter whether it's syria, whether it's the crane, whether it's libya, the horn of africa, and on we do what the americans tell us to do a lot of american friends. but we've got cut out ties are dangerous ties with washington. or given that relationship between the british and american states, do you think the general public in the u. k. has any influence on this case? now because the, the british electra taunting phones w

s. o u k and france had stalled because at the same time london hosted secret anglo german negotiations in exchange for the british empire, integrity, the british green let a german march to the east. despite the absence of a formal agreement, hitler was given to understand that he was free to actively. i shouldn't worry about the west with when we speak of new territory in europe to day. we must principally think of russia. that colossal empire in the east is right for dissolution. cut off hitler. my income for hitler makes clear in mind comes in $925.00. that the real goal is to take over ukraine has going to the east against the soviet union. that was always hit, there's real call and the europeans understood that in some ways in poland to was preparing to invade the ussr with handler. with the dismemberment of russia lies of the fault of the polish policy in the east. the main goal is to weaken and defeat russia from a report by the polish army, general staff intelligence branch. but handler had other plans that didn't involve poland. i don't know as raphael does in and enjoy our di