obviously, the solomon islands are closer to australia and papa, and you, you get here. and of course, new zealand. but when you go north and you've got the asia pacific, you know, this is one massive theatre in that part of the world. and, and when you say bullying, bye bye bye bye. the u. s. over the i'm amazed really to hear that. i mean, you are the former deputy foreign minister of new zealand. does it all come down to the new security pack with china? well it's, it's bigger than that, it's certainly that china and the solomon islands have formed a number of agreements. one is a security agreement to do with the policing if there's any problems in the country . the other is economic ties. but this is been long proclaimed by the united states and its allies, nato allies, including times new zealand that this is al sphere of influence. you can just get lost to china. it's tied in with the tax on russia as well. and then you're dealing when you say you surprised, but when i was a cabinet minister, we had a stand off with the united states by being nuclear tree. and we

>> that is a direct threat to australia because the solomon islands are close to there. the canal famous 1943 world war ii battle. we are basically the beginning of america's offense against the japanese empire on americans who died there. mindy sherman the deputy secretary of state went there a couple of weeks ago for the commemoration of that, and the prime minister refused to show up. so basically, if we lose the solomon islands, even though the solomon quite far from the u.s., we could very well lose the pacific in short order. that is what is at stake here. >> todd: you mentioned the leader of the solomon islands, the prime minister basically saying look, this is about roads, bridges, ward gnomic wars, airports and not to build a military base but to me that seems they were being awfully nn it comes to china ultimately trying to do and that is why we have gordon chang to explain what they are trying to do. cory, thank you. >> thanks todd and ashley. >> todd: and the space center, prepping for the artemis one test flight leader and will launch an unmanned spacecraft

the solomon islands have band. busy foreign naval vessels from entering its territorial waters until a new vetting process is in stated. we have requested our partners to give us time to review and put in place our new processes before sending further requests for military vessels to enter the country. these will universally apply to all visiting naval vessels. so i can do some more details here. the move comes just a week after a u. s. coast guard vessel very far away from home was blocked from refueling in the capital of the solomon islands, which the white house cold quote regrettable in a stipend from his embassy in australia. the u. s. said it had received formal notification regarding a moratorium on old pending naval visits and is awaiting updates and so called political procedures. this comes off to the island chain, signed a security packed with china that happened in may. and you, as you can imagine, it inevitably set off alarm bells in washington dc. clearly we've seen the chinese bully and coerce nation

for refueling, the newspaper attributes the action to a security cooperation agreement that the solomon islands signed with china in april. beijing has repeatedly emphasized this document is intended to promote social stability on the islands and is not directed against third countries, but, and the government of the solomon islands announced a temporary ban applies to warships of all countries in general, it is allegedly associated with the intention the legendary british rock musician osbourne said he wants to leave the united states due to a surge in violence and crime, according to osbourne, who has been a permanent resident in the states for more than 20 years, he is already pissing to the throat with daily reports of murders. one of the founders of the rock band black sabbat called what is happening in the united states insane. well, we've softened it up. there the expression was stronger, uzborn mentioned a series of mass school shootings the 2017 las vegas concert shooting that killed 58 people ozzy added that he didn't want to die in america to be buried in a celebrity cemetery in los

the move comes and made rising tensions between the solomon islands and the u. s. the civic island nation signed a security agreement with china in april, as prime minister says the moratorium will apply to all naval ships. cynthia watson is an independent asia pacific analyst. she says it's simplicity to assume the solomon islands is being strong armed by china. i don't think that it's something that should be interpreted unless we want to make it into something as a grandiose move on the part of aging, to force the solomon's to do something with it. that may in fact be what happened. but there are other plausible explanations as well that have a lot to do with internal politics within the solomons. and we are forgetting that as the idea of great power competition makes everything into a 0 sum equation. china has tremendous issues right now. not the least of which is that they've announced as of today when the party congress will occur in october, which will become the primary focus of what happens with in china for the next couple of months. c, u. s. has made tha

if you are the solomon islands you have australia to your south. security pac against? it's pretty clear signing against australia and the united states. it's -- now the solomon islands have a very shaky political system, so it's possible that this guy will be out of office presently and that somebody new will come in that is more pro-american and pro-australia. it is a serious signal that in large parts of the world we are losing ground to china and we normally don't cover it unless something happens which effects an american ship but there's a gradual erosion in africa. there is a gradual erosion across the middle east as the chinese flex their economic muscle and they are very willing to payhuge amounts of money. we have state department timid and not very competent. this is a signal we have a real challenge ahead. steve ultimately i think the captain of the coast guard cutter went some place else to gas up. nonetheless, china flexing their muscle. newt, thank you very much for joining us on this monday morning. >> thank you. glad to do it. >> s

solomon islands barred u.s. warships from its ports, according to the financial times, the state embassyaustralia confirmed to the publication that the government of the islanders on the eve sent an official notice to the moratorium on naval visits last week, a us coast guard ship participating in an anti- poaching mission in the region was not allowed to refuel the porciolomon islands, the newspaper links these actions with a cooperation agreement in the security sector, which the islands signed with china in april. beijing has repeatedly stressed this document is intended to promote social stability in the islands and not directed against third countries, the solomon islands government announced a temporary ban applies to warships. of all countries in general, it is allegedly connected with the intention of the pacific state to review the procedures for approving such visits, reuters reports. , he's fed up with the daily messages about murders of people, one of the founders of the rock band black sabbath, uh, called what is happening in the usa insanity, and so they softened it. there,

think this could back fire on, on, on the solomon islands? absolutely. because one of the things paging regularly does is manipulate the countries that it seeks to engage with. you're absolutely right about that accusations have flown because beijing regularly expects something back for his investment. so it could fall back on the solomon's as a negative. at the same time, we just don't know how it will play out, because paging frankly, could lose interest as the mounting toll of domestic challenges. whether it's the drought, whether it is the party congress, whether it's the jobs that are being lost and trying to, to the drought, the heat wave and all of the other implications we haven't even mentioned. all of those are things that are going to be front and center in china right now. thank you very much for talking to us about this. thank you for your insight, cynthia watson, asia pacific analysts, in annapolis, maryland. there now the search team that found the wreckage of a migraine boat that went down off the coast of lebanon, says it's u

the solomon islands could provide china with a military foothold in the region. the mar tore will apply to all naval ships. ah, top stories and 0, supporters of iraq's powerful she idly de mac tedra center of withdrawn from baghdad heavily fortified green zone. after he demanded an end to violence between rival factions and the army. at least 30 people were killed and hundreds wounded. after on rest, spread across the country on monday, following saturday announcement that he was quitting frontline politics. iraq's political crisis has left the country without a new government for months. president bahama, sally says one way out could be early elections. focused on prime minister says his country is facing the toughest moment in its history. the government and the un of issued an appeal for a $160000000.00 to help the country cope with record breaking flags. 2 months of heavy rain of left a 3rd of the country under water, affecting 33000000 people. over 1100 people have died, including 380 children. un chief antonio. the terrace is expected to travel to pakistan

green so the solomon islands has temporarily band u. s. navy ships from entering as ports as vision comes off the pacific island nation signed a security agreement with china. in april. western governments are concerned the solomon islands could provide china with a military foothold in the region. the moratorium will apply to all navy ships. cynthia watson is an independent asia pacific unless and she says the relationship between the u. s. and china may explain the decision, but the may also be other factors. i don't think that it's something that should be interpreted unless we want to make it into something. as a grandiose move on the part of aging, to force the solomon's to do something with it. that may in fact be what happened. but there are other plausible explanations as well that have a lot to do with internal politics within the solomons. and we are forgetting that as the idea of great power competition makes everything into a 0 sum equation. china has tremendous issues right now. not the least of which is that they've announ

in the solomon islands, the president of the solomon islands, they -- they didn't allow the docking ofere. they have a very new -- newly established cozy relationship with china. this is a very strategic area. these are very remote islands but just above australia. the japanese did the exact same thing when they wanted to control and dominate that whole area in the early stages of world war ii. so this is something that is one of those data points that we need to pay very close attention to, what is going on in those islands and how is china dominating and gaining influence there. thanks, congressman. good to have you with us. mike gallagher, good to see you. >> thank you. >> martha: so campaign season is about to kick in to very high gear, folks, with republicans expected to get control of the house, although nothing is for sure at this point. the battle of the senate very squeaker tight in these places. fascinating to look at what is going on here where the biggest hitters from both parties are hitting the trail this big labor day weekend to kick things off. great analysis coming up

uh, listen to the answer of the prime minister of the solomon islands, manase, sagaver, let's listen. our ports. the solomon islands have had the unfortunate experience of foreign naval vessels entering the country's territorial waters without obtaining diplomatic permission. the suspension of visits to navy ships will be lifted. when will the new process of the solomon islands be introduced, which the united states liberated there during the second world war. this is the canal battle, which is considered almost the greatest battle in the history of the united states of america , the naval all this was there on the salon islands and now the leadership of the solomon islands. it's just that they are sent by the paradox of international politics, just so that it consists of small ones , preferably, remotely, located from the usa or this very europe, these hotbeds of tension of the state. and independently more independent than each of the countries that are part of the so-called european union, which is actually, e- and nato is its an alliance where, as you know, the united states domin

from being there on the ground, visiting with the prime minister is while the leadership in the solomon islands of the solomons are not. they are very religious. they are very freedom-oriented. they're is an active opposition to what the prime minister and the leaders are doing and the preferred partner by the people of the solomon islands is the united states. not the chinese communist party who brings them inferior products, or, does inferior construction. doing it with chinese labor, not working with the people of the solomons to build the items that they are building there on the island. ashley: you know, senator, you know, you just returned from a trip to taiwan. you called the island an independent nation. was part of your trip designed to make a statement? >> oh, what we are doing is working toward protecting the pacific island nations toe taiwan included from the chinese communist party's aggression. you know their intent on being globally dominant by the time we get to the midpoint of the century. they have been very aggressive in how they have chosen to move forward in the last 18 mon

coast guard was denied entry into the solomon islands' port, sparking concerns china is running the regione. it's in charge saying that they own the south china sea. what's your take on the threat of china? >> this is very concerning because, maria, you know, this is a very provocative act. this is not just having an alliance with china, this is actually trying to impact us. we were coming back, according to reports, from an exercise that even included participation of the solomon islands themselves. so this provocative act certainly raises the bar. we've not seen this before within the area, and this is very concerning. maria: okay. final question here on the trump situation, do you think trump is going to get indicted? are hay going to go that far to stop him from run anything 2024? >> you know, one of the things that i think is very concerning to everybody besides just questions about the fbi's actions and the department of justice overreach is this issue of unequal application of the law. it would be incredibly unusual for the department of justice to decide when they didn't pursue for

the solomon islands refused them to have access because they're aligned with china right now.o egregious about that, it's part of world war ii against the japanese. the chinese don't want us to have access to that region. look at the economics. they're trying to supplant the united states currency. they're just trying to keep a push on us. we need to say to them clearly and biden needs to say clearly to them when he goes to the g-20 or when he goes to apec in bangkok, you have to knock this off. they need to start reacting to us. that includes everything from international relations, treatment with navigation of the seas to the drugs, fentanyl. comes out of china, comes through mexico and killed 100,000 people last year. taiwan is actually an independent country. 23 million. we should recognize that. in my opinion, i know it's very contro controversial, maybe it's back to a two-chin policy and not a one china policy. taiwan has not been a part of china for over 100 years. japan relinquished control of taiwan back to january. before that, it was japanese. >> neil: do you think

a solomon islands has temporarily banned the u. s. navy ships from entering its ports. the decision comes out to the pacific island nation assigned a security agreement with china in april. that of sparked fears of chinese military domination in the region. solomon islands, prime minister manasseh circle bodies, says the government needs time to review new port approval requirements and procedures. at least 6 people have been killed in a mudslide near sierra leon's, capital flash floods caused a section of a hill to collapse buddy in 2 homes. the disaster comes 2 weeks after sierra leon march the 5th anniversary of a massive mud slide that killed more than 1000 people. address reports by the time help arrived. it was too late for many who lived here, including children. but even after the last body was filed, neighbors continued to dig through it rabo in the horrible salvage of what the residence described. what happened to me puts him up. all of a sudden i just saw the bulk of mud and palm trees up rooted from the stump. the mud which fell destroyed these 3 houses, whic

in april. western governments are concerned the solomon islands could provide china with a military foothold in the region. the moratorium will apply to all naval ships. ah, top stories are now to 0. supporters of iraq's powerful shiite leader.

no round the solomon islands our parts of it anyway, over the past 83 months, temperatures have been above average. so quite this stretch their next. we're going to new zealand, truthfully, it's quite both for the north in the south island, gloomy conditions as some showers for these cape, including kids. been with a hive, 12 degrees, southeast asia. it's really that western portion getting hammered with rain across sumatra, singapore called, and pour the malay peninsula into southern sections of indo china and a cool pool of air along with whites when stormy conditions slumping from the yellow river valley down to the yank sea. so temperature is down in chunk ching, with a high 37 degrees, and for japan improvement in conditions. but what weather never really too far away from tokyo, with a hive 26 degrees on monday. i'll catch her later. ah, the pro democracy activists risking their lives fighting autocracy on me. i know that i might go to prison and so i will join the ron democracy may be exposed . the struggle of those who believe democracy is worth dying for. we never know when

diplomatic action even in the air in the pacific region, just as it did a few months ago in the solomon islands. and fact, i believe that this move, if there is any explanation of the alpha, nancy pelosi is move, which to white house could have banned. even though the white house is not standing behind, what we can is, every is response. as a response to china, a, something you're saying basically at the end of the day that china is likely to do something on economic front than it is to engage in any type of military head. but with, with america, i wanted to mention what you said about taiwan being the world's biggest producers of chips and semiconductors. it's not just china that gets it semiconductors from taiwan. but america, nate, so that you know, they all get that military chips and the communication semiconductors from taiwan as well. so that tiny, tiny island is a crucial little piece on the global chessboard. isn't it? alessandra? yeah, it's, it's a crucial piece. and now, one thing i want to mention that the timing of the visit and this strange, really absolutely pointless. strange ti

but the solomon islands, for example, were simply banned.in canberra received an official notification from the government of the solomon islands, a maratura. for all naval visits in anticipation of updating the protocol procedures, earlier the starsens publication, citing a statement by the american border guards , reported that the authorities of the solomon islands did not allowed a us coast guard ship to enter their port to replenish fuel and provisions, which carried out scheduled patrols in the archipelago. in addition, at the same time as the us ship, a british patrol ship was denied entry to the port, the refusal to receive a us coast guard ship increases fears that solomon islands sever ties with western countries in favor of china meanwhile, in the meantime, uh us ally taiwan for the first time. in general, he opened fire on this. and so to speak, while quasi conflict, but nevertheless the fire was opened fired at the bottom, but the situation is already turning to the side. and the fact that china can answer in much the same way.

maybe some are siding with china around certain things around the solomon islands.ritical is this to global stability? >> freedom of navigation is a serious issue for the u.s. you referenced two war ships a antidem crossed the taiwan straits. i think it is important for china and the u.s. to maintain dialogue you know china cut this off after the speaker's visit to taiwan this is the wrong time to close down communication to prevent misunderstanding and mishaps i hope china renews its military-to-military dialogue with the u.s. soon >> yeah. not have what you would call a hot war. there already is a, obviously, a cold war a lot of rising tensions dewardric mcneal, thank you very much >> thank you, brian. >>> you're very welcome. coming up, sadad al-husse beini here to talk about the energy crisis in europe and how oil plays out. stick around ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ power e*trade's easy-to-use tools like dynamic charting and risk-reward analysis help make trading feel effortless and its customizable scans with social sentiment help you find and unlock opportunities in the market

- this is the honor of bulgaria only and all of europe, and it’s really regrettable when the solomon islandsave much more sovereignty in the modern world than before, great powers such as france germany italy spain yes, even great britain, which, too, uh, although it is not part of the european union, it is nonetheless within the framework of the american cardinate system and, uh, this dependence is actually very dangerous for them, but it leads to situations such as in ukraine, but it leads to really very serious economic problems now in countries. e of the european union well, as far as we are concerned, what are the right ones doing? victory will certainly be ours. we give the word to the program the time the big game will return is 22:45. do not miss. on air program time in ekaterina studio berezovskaya is the main topic. dozens of armored vehicles of more than 1200 ukrainian military were destroyed, which turned into an offensive launched by the all-union forces. according to zelensky’s personal order, our ministry of defense told find and eliminate melacists, clear mines from liberated

coast guard cutter was denied entry at a port in the solomon islands. refuel and add supplies, but the navy says they got no response from the ireland's government, so they were concern island's government. a security pact made between the island's prime minister and china leaving western nations concerned that can china ease military could expand into that area. pete: this is full spectrum warfare. they've written about, talked about it whether it's the virus, whether it's trade, whether it's economics, whether it's debt, whether it's cultural and, of course, most obvious is the military aspect of it, and they're flexing their muscles in the region and daring us to do something about it. and our allies are going, what do we do? get closer to china and hope they don't eat us? or can we count on the americans? rachel: and a lot of them are deciding to cozy up with the chinese, particularly concerning in our own hemisphere and latin america. will: meanwhile, green bay packer's quarterback aaron rodgers went on joe rogan, and he was talking about a yearing

with the status of the world hegemon, which i no longer consider the states, even the tiny and solomon islandsooperation agreement with with china, they banned us warships from entering the airport. and this is after nancy pelosi's visit to taiwan. a new hotbed of tension in the pacific , but biden sits in the silence of the oval office, working on an appeal, according to the press about the battle for the souls of the nation, according to the white house, the president is going to make it clear who exactly is fighting for democracy for basic rights for freedom he plans to sharply criticize biden's republicans can be understood in november congressional elections with control, in which in the event defeat of the democrats. he runs the risk of losing such a prospect. more and more real appeal is scheduled for august 31 , the anniversary of the us flight from afghanistan, the most resounding foreign policy failure of washington, which is not even menacingly worthy of things, and in search of an enemy within it, boris is leading. but constant interruptions in electricity cause them just anger. he

meanwhile the solomon island banned u.s. navy from docking ships. feels like the fuse is lit.it? >> no, we're not ready for it, charles, you really can't get ready for it. the ukraine invasion and the western world's completely supine reaction to it as sent a memo loud and clear to china, which is, do what you want, exercise your influence anyway you want and take over taiwan if you want. there is really nothing anybody is going to do to stop you. so just go ahead. and you know, thank you, speaker nancy pelosi, for your reckless little adventure to taiwan, gave china to excuse to endlessly rehearse the attack on taiwan. at least one of the things that was keeping them from doing it they would have to improvise. thanks to you, nancy, they're rehearsing it every single day. what we'll do about it? we'll do nothing. yes the fuse is lit. getry did i for get ready for really loud noise. charles: don luskin, thank you. i will give my take-away on the brutal winter of investing but why you need to hang in there. companies bringing back dividends in economic slow down, it is still rel

the solomon islands has temporarily banned u. s. navy ships from entering its ords. the move comes amid rising tensions between the islands and the us. the pacific island nation signed a security agreement with china in april is foreign minister says a moratorium will apply to all naval ships. that africa's present serial ram. apple says he's not trying to avoid accountability for his scandal involving his farm. run a poster has been answering questions on a range of issues from members of parliament. his men accused of covering up the theft of a large sum of foreign currency at the farm in 2020. he had refused to comment on the matter, citing due process. so i stand here and so i am a person not being unwilling to be accountable want to be fully accountable. and i am saying once again that unlike and it's important and even those who are dealing with this matters, i've said it's important got to make human space and time to deal with all the aspects of this matter. kenya, supreme court is holding a pre trial hearing. as this month's election comes under scrutiny, th

she thought of herself in such a dead end that the information had already passed that solomon was near the islandr the port after signing a defensive pact with china. entirely by united states clients. this is a very important signal to the world. scale. i'm here despite that i have geography was my favorite subject in school. well, along with history, they argued among themselves. well, geography and history are the two most important in my subjects at school, i participated in the republican olympiads in geography, i love it, but i’m ashamed of myself only now i found out that there are as many as 992 solomon islands . that is, of course, it can be small , but there are a lot of them, well, you know, yes, here the americans can do it. yes, chinese. uh, veliky really wanted to use this as bases, uh, home bases and so on and so on, a lot of opportunities broke off, and what about the illegitimate washington regime. who would have thought, it turns out that washington is not a legitimate president. that's what we're talking about right after the ad. elizabeth in the previous series was at the fair

the status of the world hegemon, which the states no longer consider to me, even the tiny and solomon islandsarships from entering airports. and this is after nancy pelosi's visit to taiwan, a new hotbed of tension in the pacific region, but biden sits in the quiet of the oval office, working on an appeal, according to the press about the battle of the suffocation of the nation, according to the white house, the president is going to make it clear who exactly is fighting for democracy for basic rights for freedom, he plans to sharply criticize biden's republicans can be understood in november congressional elections control over which in case of defeat of the democrats. he runs the risk of losing such a prospect. increasingly real appeal scheduled for august 31st anniversary of us flight from afghanistan a deafening foreign policy failure of washington, which cannot be hidden even by groznomians, but the search for an internal enemy. boris ivanin to conduct now new shots from the coordination center of the government good afternoon, dear colleagues. it is critical now that all necessary effor

look at what happened at the solomon islands. hhuawei is building their entire infrastructure.ving their hands and a saying oh, my goodness, how could this happen. it's because we ignored this influence for so long. and i think it was a great step forward, the quad, but it's not enough. we need to do more. we need to open up these markets. maria: i can't haven't heard you -- i haven't heard you talk about the wide open border crisis. look at these pictures coming in. this is live. this is breaking news right now happening, a fifth migrant bus has arrived at port authority. we've covered it all morning long. we have largely adult males coming off a of the bus. we don't he knows if this came from greg abbott sending them to new york or not but this is now this morning within the last hour and-a-half five busses taking these people into new york city. your thoughts. >> i think it's an issue of national security. you have the iranians who are very active in south america. the russians, the chinese in venezuela. we don't knows who is coming if in. they haven't been vetted. so i look

reaches the shores of iceland and to scandinavia and has also been seen in australia and the solomon islands. so in search of a better life. they dispersed in both hemispheres with the exception of perhaps antarctica. however, despite the fact that the osprey eagle is quite common. this is the one a recluse for nesting, the bird most often chooses deep forests for this reason, almost the entire population is concentrated in the northern part of our republic, predators settle. always near vydёmym rich in fish by 90% - this is their diet. because of this predilection, the bird is often called a fisherman or a river eagle, but predators are highly selective. were not noticed . the only condition is that the fish must be fresh, so every day the bird circles over the reservoir and looks out for prey from a height of 40 m. impressive spectacle a tidbit of a feathered predator is rapidly diving into the water in deadly claws, leaving no chance for the fish to be struck by the strength of the osprey. some of them are able to lift fish weighing up to 2 kg, which is almost identical to their own weigh