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now the turnaround clearly that the united low ever since saudi arabia had saudi journalist and dissident states is going to remain an active engaged partner in the middle east rather than concrete results, that us president was only given a vague promise by saudi arabia to increase oil production in the future, significantly more harmonious at least outwardly was the tripartite meeting of russia, iran and turkey. and its main focus was syria, where all three countries are engaged in war. also discussed on the sidelines possible. iranian drone delivery to russia and how to handle sanctions for president. putin meeting was, above all, a message to us president biden and the west. russia is also engaged in this region. putin who has the upper hand in the middle east. tyson. what would you say to that question? in the face of the us chaotic departure from afghanistan? in the face of what is often perceived as us indifference in the face of the fighting in syria. does anybody really believe biden's promises to remain as he says, an engaged partner? well, i think that, you know, these relation

the military relationship with saudi arabia, saudi arabia's position, and also the saudi nationalists and because of russian signaling and recent progressive policies. i mean, the real conflict, this idea amongst a bunch of saudis, you know, the chinese are better. then the saudis. dr. doran: bernie, mohammed wrote a brilliant article -- don't tell him that i thought it was brilliant, but he wrote a brilliant article recently, founded on the points that he just made. basically, and obviously i am paraphrasing here, basically saying, look, there are two different visions of the future that today, before arab youth, middle eastern youth. one of them is represented by iran, and one of them is represented by mohammad bin salman, which is not the way i think most american newspaper readers, say, college students, are used to seeing mohammad bin salman. my take away from mohammed's article is the united states, and foreign policy terms, is her teaching terms -- i'm not just talking about soft power, it in strategic terms, when biden came to power, he had a choice between the count donald tr

i still hosting the event in a country like saudi arabia.— like saudi arabia. you are right- there _ like saudi arabia. i think you are right. there is _ like saudi arabia. i think you are right. there is a _ like saudi arabia. i think you are right. there is a bit _ like saudi arabia. i think you are right. there is a bit of— like saudi arabia. i think you are right. there is a bit of a - like saudi arabia. i think you are right. there is a bit of a double l right. there is a bit of a double standard and hypocrisy and i think ultimately, elite sports, is a form of entertainment, i think you will often hear this line, sport and politics shouldn't and doesn't mix and that is honestly not the case because sport and politics mix is all the time. boxing, i can't imagine, you have to ask the promoters of the event as to what they think, but as i say, i think boxing has never been held up as... leave the boxing aside. we have the big golf tournament, there has been formula i there, there is a big programme, a deliberate policy by saudi arabia to bring in these big sp

that incredibly tough sentence even by saudi arabia's standard.— saudi arabia's standard.e been _ saudi arabia's standard. that is correct. i have been working i saudi arabia's standard. that is correct. i have been working in| saudi arabia's standard. that is - correct. i have been working in this field for over a decade specifically on saturday and i've never seen this except for in the last week. what except for in the last week. what can be done _ except for in the last week. what can be done about _ except for in the last week. what can be done about it _ except for in the last week. what can be done about it in _ except for in the last week. what can be done about it in terms - can be done about it in terms of international pressure, if anything? i think that any time we have a case for international pressure is a raised, especially amongst politicians, investors, athletes that are partnering with saudi arabia, i think that there is a greater likelihood of someone being released if their case is raised. 0ften released if their case is raised. often times they are tol

i so we know there is a huge competition between saudi| arabia now and iran and - the saudis would likeoduce it like many. people. so i believe, i don't know why the administration is shy over| telling the truth about it. it is not, you know, - nuclear power for actually producing nuclear weapons. no, it is only- for peaceful means... not necessarily a very big step from nuclear power technology and then getting eventually to a nuclear weapon and that's precisely why there is an agreement about iran to begin with. i'm going to say again this is all speculation, but the administration might be shy about revealing it because of the kickbacks, because of possible kickbacks that they received or also because donald trump had a habit all along of acting off his own bat and meeting with vladimir putin, not having any notes or things like that, so that is the issue. yeah, and honestly if... we don't know if there has been a relationship, but some in the fbi will doubtless be looking at it if there is any substance to it. let's turn to this other question which has kind of focused all our minds

it’s taking place in saudi arabia? it's not reall taking place in saudi arabia?ether i think it should or it shouldn't, it is, and that is a reflection of a country and government spending huge amounts of money, hundreds of billions of dollars on sport and attracting sporting events to the country and whether we like it or not, this is going to continue to happen and there is a 2030 vision in saudi arabia, and sport forms a significant part of delivering the country or leading the country to that vision, so it's notjust the joshua fight, we have a formula i joshua fight, we have a formula 1 grand prix and we have had the spanish super cup earlier this year and there are even talks or rumours that saudi arabia might bid notjust for the olympic games but also the winter olympic games, so saudi arabia is here to stay whether we like it or not. its arabia is here to stay whether we like it or not.— like it or not. its been accused of sorts like it or not. its been accused of sports washing- _ like it or not. its been accused of sports washing. can _ like it or not. i

here's what joe biden said about saudi arabia. we were not going to in fact, sell more weapons to them. we were going to in fact make them pay the price and make them in fact, pariah. they are tough talk for sure. but that hasn't stopped them from selling huge amounts of weapons to re odd. the proposed sale will improve the kingdom of saudi arabia's capability to meet current and future threats by replenishing it's dwindling. stock of patriot jam t missiles, the new weapon, the sales to this so called pariah add up to roughly $3000000000.00. the united states has also been critical of tunisia. we strongly support the democratic aspirations of the tunisian people and inclusive and transparent reform process is crucial to restore the confidence of the millions of tunisians w h. o. e either did not participate in the recent referendum o r opposed. the new constitution. tunisia has experienced an alarming erosion of democratic norms over the past year and reversed many of the tunisian peoples hard one gain since 2011. but again, criti

saudi arabia production right now is at an all-time high.y have never produced more than they are now. what is not very clear is how much more they can produce. oil production and capacity is a function of investment. so countries, companies can invest more to produce more. but that takes time, and there does appear to be a very incursion of spare capacity right now in the middle east. host: we will hear from john in iron mountain, michigan. good morning. what do you say? caller: with the price of oil, whatever it is, at $98, what we are paying now, hours dropped over a dollar since last month or so, so we are averaging $4.09 a gallon right now. across the border in wisconsin, which pays one less gas tax, they are in the $3.90's or $3.85. we get our gas and oil from green bay, wisconsin, because we have no refineries in the upper peninsula right now. and i am up on the politics. if the republicans would sign the price gouging bill that is in the works right now, it would down another at least $.50 a gallon right now. that is my comment. i'm

the chinese leader is set to visit saudi arabia very soon. and the shanghai co operation organization is writing about how these anti russian sanctions are reinvigorating middle east asia trade relations. it's a new day on the global markets and the united states isn't able to force hands the way it wants did. that's becoming more and more clear each day. caleb martin r t new york. ah. several wall street banks are considering returning to trading russian bonds. having reportedly received a nod from washington, that's the spite continuing us sanctions on the market. the u. s. treasury has said it wouldn't be a violation of sanctions if investors wind down their positions with the bank of america, reportedly one of 2 banks behind the move, notifying investors that trades would allow the disposal of russian holdings, jack rasmus, and economics and politics professor at st. mary's college in california says the move expose is a loophole in the us sanctions. what it represents is that the sanctions are for holes and oftentimes even been u. s. gov

the chinese leader is set to visit saudi arabia very soon. and the shanghai cooperation organization is writing about how these anti russian sanctions are reinvigorating middle east asia trade relations. it's a new day on the global markets, and the united states isn't able to force hands the way it wants debt. that's becoming more and more clear each day. caleb martin artsy new york, several at wall street banks, a poised to return to trading russian bonds. having reported, he received that not from washington. it's all according to bloomberg. this is despite the ongoing us sanctions on the market of the us treasury has started, wouldn't be a violation of sanctions on russia if investors quote wind down that positions with the bank of america. reportedly, one of 2 banks behind the move, notifying investors that trading would allow the disposal of russian holdings, jack ramos, and economics and put a politic professor as, as the move exposes a loophole in the us sanctions. what it represents is that the sanctions are for holes and oftentimes

., ~ . ., women activists receive in saudi arabia? ., . ., ., arabia?ia? thank you so much for having me- honestly. — arabia? thank you so much for having me. honestly, first _ arabia? thank you so much for having me. honestly, first of _ arabia? thank you so much for having me. honestly, first of all i _ arabia? thank you so much for having me. honestly, first of all i think- me. honestly, first of all i think it's obvious for everyone that is not surprising. in the context of the growing trend in saudi arabia and the region. what's really concerned about this is the timing, this inquiry of sentencing came right after resident biden visited saudi arabia. the only question now is what kind of message is this sunday to the us, this is for us. secondly, given the other information of the conflicts which were reported and flagged by news through the application and the person claimed, twitter claimed, this is something very concerning because basically, it'sjust opening new panes of authoritarianism. but now any ordinary citizen, could be a policeman, coul

the united states is c, and often us of declining power, while china ice arising one, a, saudi arabia will treat this as an opportunity to become less reliant on the united states, thus making itself less vulnerable. yes, pressures. it's quite likely now that the saudis will begin to use increasingly china's currency and its banks, and it can be expected of many of the gulf monarchies well follow. and similarly, this is important for china to establish a dependent partnership, so that his partner soon demonstrates our ability to withstand the pressure of washington and steel trade with china. the chinese leader is set to visit saudi arabia very soon, and the shanghai co operation organization is writing about how these anti russian sanctions are reinvigorating middle east asia trade relations. it's a new day on the global markets, and the united states isn't able to force hands the way it wants did. that's becoming more and more clear each day. caleb mopping artsy new york ah, several wall street banks are considering returning to trading russian bonds. having reportedly received a no

the chinese leader is set to visit saudi arabia very soon. and the shanghai co operation organization is writing about how these anti russian sanctions are reinvigorating middle east asia trade relations. it's a new day on the global markets and the united states isn't able to force hands the way it wants did. that's becoming more and more clear each day. caleb martin, archie new york. ah. several wall street banks have been considering returning to trading russian bonds for those who want to sell their assets. having reportedly received a nod from washington despite the u. s. sanctions on the market. bloomberg has reported that j. p. morgan and bank of america are among the banks offering the move. the u. s. treasury department has said it would not be a violation of un sanctions for individuals to wind down their positions. bank of america has sent a note to investors saying the trades would be for those seeking to dispose of their russian holdings. the u. s. ramped up at sanctions against moscow after russia began its military campaign and

embracing saudi arabia as a strategic ally, the kingdom now appears to be kicking the u.s. >> bret: some fear the saudi's ultimate goal may be more do that. an analyst says they could be using fuel prices to cripple national security in some way. that's his guess. that's next. lse. because i'm not everyone else. they drink what they're told to drink. i drink what helps me rehydrate and recover: pedialyte® sport. because it works... and so do i. ♪♪ hydration beyond the hype. ♪♪ people remember ads hydration beyond the hype. with young people having a good time. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's a pool party. ♪ good times. insurance! ♪ only pay for what you need. [ marcia ] my dental health libwas not good.. ♪ i had periodontal disease, and i just didn't feel well. but then i found clearchoice. [ forde ] replacing marcia's teeth with dental implants at clearchoice was going to afford her that permanent solution. [ marcia ] clearchoice dental implants gave me the ability to take on the world. i feel so much better, and i think t

and his visit to saudi arabia, in particular, had everything to do with russia's invasion of ukraine and spike in oil prices. and thus the spike in gasoline prices for american consumers at the pump. first, the administration came in saying that the me that the middle east isn't so important. now it's saying it is important and we're going to stay. i think what the actors in the region, the cut there is the saudis, the muradi is the israelis egyptians. they want more than just words. they want proof. they want actions that the united states actually is going to stay in is going to be an anchor of stability and security in the region right now as a result of the president's visit. they don't seem convinced. okay, i think you and i have been at this now for decades. i've been reading reading, steven cooks books and counts on foreign relations papers. thank you. randall and, and i think that this, the sense i have is that when america wanted to do something in the middle east that, that the big anchor nations in that region largely fell and the lime to day it feels as if you know, that

ah, and joe biden made his 1st trip to the middle east visiting israel, saudi arabia, emmy, occupied palestinian territories for decades. the regions really been under firm american control, but more recently, china and russia had become more present and present throughout the region in many middle eastern in north african countries, as america's own engagement seems to slowly fade. so what are the results of his ford a visit to the region, and what can we expect on issues ranging from a deal with iran, nuclear weapons, to the prospects of a palestinian israeli piece deal today we're talking with steven cook, senior fellow at the council on foreign relations and author of false dawn, protests, democracy and violence in the new, middle east. steven, it's great to be with you and i want to play for you a short sound by president biden on this trip. let's listen to the president. we will not walk away and leave a vacuum to be filled by china. russia were ran. we'll seek to build on this moment with active principle mercury leadership. and then at the, at the end of this, the president s

but then michael does something like saudi arabia, saudi arabia has an enormous military. it's pretty much old american military hardware, but then look at the human rights reco. it's not a whole nother story. we just will have to address another time michael, talk to me about a in january biden withheld $130000000.00 in aid to egypt over human rights concerns. but egypt continues to buy weapons from the united states. how do these policy decisions really tally with each other as well? it's important because egypt was so critical to, to us policy and maintaining, maintaining its influence in that region. it's very closely aligned with saudi arabia. and consequently, the united states needs to keep that try to keep some semblance of cohesion, and so called us leadership. when in fact those countries now are beginning to look elsewhere. you have egypt, saudi arabia, for example, looking to join bricks, for example. that's a fact that is an organisation comprised of, of brazil, russia, india, china, south africa and some other countries in the, in the golf air. countries are

i'm not a one woman _ saudi arabia then ramla ali.ali. i'm not l a one woman band, someone else has to be in there with me, my partner and i will be making history together. it's obvious he a huge partner, a huge feeling knowing that we will inspire be inspiring so many young girls to take up boxing, to show them that they can achieve anything they put their minds to. boxing particularly can build to the change _ boxing particularly can build to the change in — boxing particularly can build to the change in this country, but the confidence of these young people, particularly young girls and women — watching _ particularly young girls and women — watching them in the ring with ramla ali is emotional, you see the smiles on their— ali is emotional, you see the smiles on their faces, people learning the sport and — on their faces, people learning the sport and feeling free to take part in any— sport and feeling free to take part in any sporting activity they want. again, _ in any sporting activity they want. again, she — in any sporting a

khashoggi, why would you go over to saudi arabia and kiss the s of the crowned of saudi arabia? not do it, and neither would donald trump. and neither would any republican president, and this is where our ideas now begin to flow. if you think about every single problem that this country is currently facing, every single one of them is preventable, and the good news is starting in november, if all of us put aside our petty differences -- there are some people that supported this candidate and that candidate, unite as a party behind certain principles, and that is liberty, freedom. that is capitalism, which is our constitution. we believe in law and order, we believe in choice in schools. we believe in secure borders. we believe in energy independence. we believe in something called peace through strength and build up the meanest, toughest, baddest military on the face of the earth. [applause] if we fight future conflicts, no longer should america be sending our national treasure into a 20-year quagmire. if you were going to fight the son of a bitch, kick their ass, win the war, a

and saudi arabia.t least they've gotten information from the fbi with records that have been opened up to them, finally. so, i think that i hear people describe it as an intelligence success, i don't understand how you can have a $25 million bounty on someone elude you for 20 years and you can at all it a success. it shows what a low bar we have for intelligence. >> tommy, i understand your frustration and we want to talk about the 9/11 families and their reaction to recent events. you and i worked together at that time. i remember talking to you a day or two after the attacks and you were shattered. you were also full of righteous fury. the death of bin laden a decade ago was overdue. >> right. >> but this -- i found myself being incredibly emotional yesterday because now al zawahiri had been hanging out there. the question of why hadn't he been brought to justice, by which i mean killed. that's over. and on a personal level, do you feel some closure, some relief about that? >> no. >> okay. >> i wish

it came from my association with the kingdom of saudi arabia was a major investor. got asked by them to come in and help rebuild the company and create we see here, a full-fledged ev company. first we build a site for evs. is up and running right now. manufacturing was a big piece of my expertise. was very attractive to lucen. >> saudi arabia -- do you see energy prices are oil prices coming down anytime in the near future or do they go be over $100 a barrel for quite some time? andrew: the commodity markets, as you must know, it impossible to give you an answer, the most important dynamic of them all is climate change in co2 emissions, how going make oil and gas, that medical before, but i think is -- i think is destined to be phased out, it will eventually dampen demand, ev's will come soon, ev is alone, electric asian of the transportation market will see a dampening. it is impossible to predict in the short-term, how do you predict a russia ukraine war and the effect it has on commodity prices? we go through periods of zigzag line pricing for some years to come.

here's what joe biden said about saudi arabia. we were not going to in fact, sell more weapons to them. we were going to, in fact, connection, pay the price and make them in fact the prior that they are tough talk for sure. but that hasn't stopped them from selling huge amounts of weapons to re odd. the proposed sale will improve the kingdom of saudi arabia's capability. to meet current and future threats by replenishing it's dwindling. stock of patriot jam. t missiles, the new weapons sales to this, so called pariah add up to roughly $3000000000.00. the united states has also been critical of tunisia. we strongly support the democratic aspirations of the tunisian people and inclusive and transparent reform process is crucial to restore the confidence of the millions of tunisians w. h. o. either did not participate in the recent referendum. oh, our opposed the new constitution. tunisia has experienced an alarming erosion of democratic norms over the past year and reversed many of the tunisian peoples hard one gain since 2011. but

and i'm afraid it reflects the attitude of the authorities in saudi arabia that they are that worriedike posts to express a view, including she has supported the woman who led the campaign to allow women in saudi arabia to be able to drive. in the end, that campaign was successful and i welcome the change which the saudi authorities made. women can now drive in saudi arabia and i think that shows that expressing concern and raising matters, putting pressure on can have an impact, and i hope very much it will have an impact in this case. because 34 years is completely unjustifiable. her children will be nearly 40 by the time she gets out if this sentence stands. it the time she gets out if this sentence stands.— the time she gets out if this sentence stands. if this sentence does stand. _ sentence stands. if this sentence does stand, is _ sentence stands. if this sentence does stand, is there _ sentence stands. if this sentence does stand, is there any - does stand, is there any justification then for having any kind of relations with saudi arabia? how can the uk continue business as u

in a jury in california is convicted a former worker at twitter of spying for saudi arabia by providing the kingdom private information about saudi dissidents. we will speak to the sister of an imprisoned saudi man who was christened and jailed -- imisoned >> he wasidnaed or thanour yes ago d placed under forced dispearan, utally torted, and stenced to 20 years of imprisonment for tweeting. amy: plus we speak to walden bello come the long come filipino activist and former vice presidential candidate who was arrested monday on cyber libel charges just weeks after the inauguration of the philippines to president ferdinand marcos junior son of the former u.s.-backed dictator. he says it was masterminded by the news vice president sara duterte. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. attorney general merrick garland asked a federal judge to unseal the warrant the fbi used in its august 8 search of former president donald trump's estate in florida. garland announced the request thursday as he delivered his first pu

>> certainly talking about the next meeting, opec and saudi arabia is looking very closely at this. i is the most important member of the opec group, but they have the ability to cut and they never really give too much away before the meeting. the probability of them that might cut may be predetermined and we look at what will happen next. francine: thank you. coming up, the markets brace for the german cpi meeting in a few minutes. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open. 30 minutes into the european trading day. here are top stories. the recession fears on the energy crisis push the euro. opec on high alert, crude gains could put production to support prices. the dollar it looking a little bit different in the market. we are seeing slimmer. tom: a little bit of turnaround in the sentiment. the u.s. market down about 2%. the nasdaq down 2.6%. hedge funds and high yields and tech. when it comes to energy, we look at u.s. natural gas prices, but in terms of the pump, the household in the u.s., the politics, those prices coming down to levels not seen in 2015. we could

new on fails to saudi arabia to come to iran. as well as criticizing the recent constitutional voting to nivia while supplying alms to tunis, ortiz caleb and dig deeper into the story. washington is always extolling values of democracy, regime change operations are presented as defending freedom and opposing dictatorship. this is caused us officials to call out some of their allies. here's what joe biden said about saudi arabia. we were not going to, in fact, sell more weapons to them. we were going to in fact, to make them pay the price and make, and in fact, the pariah that they are. talk, talk for sure. but that hasn't stopped them from selling huge amounts of weapons to re odd. the proposed sale will improve the kingdom of saudi arabia as capability to meet current and future threats by replenishing it's dwindling. stock of patriot jim p missiles, the new weapon, the sales to this so called pariah add up to roughly $3000000000.00. the united states has also been critical of tunisia. we strongly support the democratic aspirati

but i think saudi arabia showcase that we can host such event or in the future. we've been hearing a lot of these criticism that are coming in. but what we're facing them by saying that these events and these changes that are happening within the kingdom and transformation that is happening within the 23rd division is actually going, progressing towards a better future and child for the kingdom at. here's something for anyone who didn't feel like getting out of bed to day. residents of a town in columbia put on a parade, celebrating laziness. participants rolled through the streets of it ugly in their pajamas to point out the virtues of being idle. the organizer of the annual bed parade says great thinkers did their best work in the downtime and laziness has led to time saving inventions. so why not switch off and take some time out? so that's the best inspiration for monday. but that's it for now, coming up next, a documentary film on at least rescue dogs on the team's training them to become lifesavers. i'm told me on the ladder quote for myself and the team, m

david: saudi arabia is now the most wealthy country in the world.ou have seen energy prices and oil prices coming down in the future what you think they will be over $100 for some time? andrew: commodity markets, as you must know, impossible to give you an answer. the most important dynamic of them all is climate change and co2 emissions. how can we make oil and gas -- and call before it, but cole is destined to be phaseout. put coal -- but where and gas, -- ev's will come soon, ev is alone, electrification of the transportation market will see a dampening. it is impossible to predict in the short-term, how do you predict a russia ukraine war and the effect it has on commodity prices? we go through periods of zigzag line pricing for some years to come. i cannot tell you if it will be high or low. david: saudi arabia has an enormous amount of oil seem to be interested in doing things that are not related to oil and elect vehicles is one of them. andrew: the vision 2030 that was put in place, by his highness the crown prince, has a big piece of it to

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