the extremely dry climate in south afghanistan is ideal for the plants. tied our credit, but we started planting opium because we don't have enough water. all the necessary equipment for the crops show that the people are poor and opium is profitable. the this farmer tells us he has 25 family members to care for. he has many children, he also grows grapes, but that's not enough to make ends meet. these bags contain his valuable product, and this is the market where the ra opium will be sold and it's the place where local drug lords meet. they smuggle the opium to pakistan or iran from there, it is refined to heroin and shipped around the world, including to europe. the dealers are not happy with the ban on opium cultivation. die war dog. we told the tale bond, they how to do something 1st. first, if they want us to stop selling. opium was actually one moment by the 2 numbers. in early april the taliban announced they were immediately banning the cultivation of opium. but the deputy minister for taliban drug policy tells us this law is not being enforced. proposal woodard, for as you can

the extremely dry climate in south afghanistan is ideal for the plants tide our credit. but we started planting opium because we don't have enough water. all the necessary equipment for the crops shows that the people are poor and opium is profitable. the. this farmer tells us he has 25 family members to care for . he has many children. he also grows grapes, but that's not enough to make ends meet. these bags contain his valuable product and this is the market where the ra opium will be sold. and it's the place where local drug lords meet. they smuggle the opium to pakistan or iran. from there, it is refined to heroin and shipped around the world, including to europe. the dealers are not happy with a ban on opium cultivation. di war doc, we told the taliban, they had to do something for us 1st. if they want us to stop selling opium was actually one moment by the still number. in early april the taliban announced they were immediately banning the cultivation of opium. but the deputy minister for taliban drug policy tells us this law is not being enforced. proposal would r

the extremely dry climate in south afghanistan is ideal for the plants tide our credit. but we started planting opium because we don't have enough water. all the necessary equipment for the crops show that the people are poor and opium is profitable. the. this farmer tells us he has 25 family members to care for . he has many children. he also grows grapes, but that's not enough to make ends meet. these bags contain his valuable product, and this is the market where the ra opium will be sold, and it's the place where local drug lords meet. they smuggle the opium to pakistan or iran from there, it is refined to heroin and shipped around the world, including to europe. the dealers are not happy with the ban on opium cultivation. di war, dockwood, we told the tale bomb, they had to do something for us 1st. if they want us to stop selling opium was actually more mobile by the still number. in early april the taliban announced they were immediately banning the cultivation of opium. but the deputy minister for taliban drug policy tells us this law is not being enforced. those

of our country in the western direction in connection with the events in ukraine and the south from afghanistan topic during today's meeting of the russian security council, the meeting was held by vladimir putin and now, as the head states. set out the agenda for the meeting. in the center of our attention from the point of view of ensuring the security of the country are, of course, events related to the provision of assistance to our people on donbass with a special military operation in ukraine, but we also have other issues that are of great interest from the point of view of just ensuring the security of our country, including in the southern direction, so today, uh, today we will discuss this issue of applicable events, and in afghanistan and in general to say here in this region in this direction. let's get down to work speaker sergey lavrov discussed interaction within the framework of the csto vladimir putin today by phone with the president of kazakhstan, kassym-jomart tokaev, as the kremlin press service reported that another topic of conversation was the expansion of trade and econ

temperatures drop in, for example, jerusalem, but almost all of iran from and from here at south was in afghanistan down towards the south coast. where are we about 6 degrees above average? not quite so high in the rain, but it's being c. temperatures are on the high side. and they gotta carry on going up a course that sees nor rains in africa. range far and wide. we've got them showing up in lake victoria, up to the wonder, dear congo of course, and some in kenya and tanzania. but they are very patchy in nature as you can see. but it has less a good part of botswana in south africa. now much dryer and the terms in cape town could be called disappointing as a southerly breeze, figure 80 degrees, but it does rise to $21.00 on friday. ah, ah, amidst destruction and despair, a group of friends resist rescuing books from the rubble, they build a refuge for freedom and democracy. a secret library of hope from which they endeavour to rewrite their story and batter their country. witness daria and library under bombs on al jazeera. when the news breaks your came through the building, tried to seek this, a

they will be completely taken and removed somewhere in another part, afghanistan, what they actually did was transferred to the south is destabilized now , afghanistan, what should the americans do, the british , in full, there, in fact, he began again the civil war, the multiplicity of the creation of a background, a front phrase, where the leading role is played by former officers of the generals, who were preparing in the west, including the usa and great britain, they say that no one was going to leave here no. not only that, as soon as the new prime minister dared, and here is the old prime minister of pakistan, the imrans of the air force e. pakistan began to strike at afghan territory on various wars there began in full under the marble khan, he forbade it. babe the tribal zone, and this new one, so to speak, is pro-western comrade immediately began to do all this, then the situation gets out of control, and in this uncontrolled situation it will be very easy for them to resume. this chaos of the civil war means destabilization of the situation in the sindzyagorsk autonomous region, so no one in the world wil

they will be completely taken and removed somewhere in another part, afghanistan, which they actually will do and transferred to the southyes, but if now you will be displaced from afghanistan, what will the americans and the british do in full there, in fact, he started again the civil war, numerous creations of the background, front phrase, where it is more important that the role is played by the former officers of the generals, who were preparing in the west, including the usa and great britain, they say that no one was going to leave here. not only that, as soon as the new prime minister arrived, and here the old prime minister of pakistan, imran, the air force , pakistan began to strike at afghan territory on various fronts, he began a war in full under imran khan, he forbade it. baba the tribal zone, and this new, so to speak, pro-western comrade immediately began to do all this, then the situation is getting out of control, and here in this out of control situation it will be very easy for them to resume. this chaos of the civil war means the destabilization of the situation in the synthesiano- unloading autonomo

about as urge the taliban to take action against fighters attacking it. soldiers from inside afghanistan. now to south africa, the number of people confirmed to have died in flooding has risen sharply. the premier of causal in a town province as 443 people are dead, but dozens are still missing. after massive floods hit the country earlier this week, crews are continuing to search areas in and around durban, where roads, houses, and bridges were completely destroyed. leaving many people without power or water will rescue is also still searching for dozens of people still missing. after tropical storm meggy hit the philippines, at least a 160 people have been killed. their gelatin. dougen has the latest now from by, by city in later province. the government clarifies, there is no plan to stop retrieval operations despite this possibility being discussed on the ground. in fact, they're hoping they see that the weather participates and that if it continues to be sunny, they'll finally be able to bring in heavy equipment and implement a full scale retrieval operations. many believe that hundreds remain bu

reporters today on rush's invasion on ukraine as well as diplomatic efforts in south korea, iran, pakistan, and afghanistan. >> good afternoon. a couple announcements at the top, and then we will turn to your questions. you may have seen yesterday the cdc announced changes to their covid-19 travel health notice system. we at the department of state have reassessed how covid-19 considerations factor into our travel advisory levels for u.s. citizens. starting next week, the state department travel advisory levels will no longer automatically correlate with the cdc travel health notice level. however, if the cdc raises the country to a level 44 covid-19, or if covid-19 related restrictions threaten to isolate or otherwise seriously affect u.s. citizens, the state department travel advisory for that country will also be raised to a level four. the updated framework will significantly reduce the level of travel four advisories, and we believe it will help u.s. citizens make better informed decisions about the safety of international travel at this time. we encourage you citizens planning national travel to chec

south direction. there is the situation in afghanistan .es, from the point of view of ensuring the security of the country, the focus of our attention is, of course, on the events related to helping our people in the donbass with a special military operation in ukraine, but we also have other issues that are of great interest. uh, from the point of view of just ensuring the security of our country, including in the southern direction, so today, uh, today we will discuss. e of this question in relation to events. e in afghanistan and in general in this region in this direction. let's get down to work speaker sergei lavrov the west will not wait for russia to capitulate to the sanctions, and the special operations in ukraine will be completed when all its goals are achieved about this interview to the alerabia tv channel sergey lavrov also stressed that the negotiations are slowing down, kiev on the orders of the west ybin if they were honest and conscientious negotiators, we could make significant progress in the negotiation process ukraine

we use it throughout the crisis, so far, somalia, south sudan, ethiopia, yemen, afghanistan, we have a major program in afghanistan where 90 5% of the population is facing some sort of food insecurity and almost half of the population is in acute food insecurity. we are working as fast as we can to get the basics to people so that they literally do not starve to death. or suffer from chronic malnutrition. >> you talk about the cost-effective nature of agricultural assistance. what are the current monetary needs that you think are required? >> fao as part of the united nation's overall system. we do not work in a vacuum. each country has what we call a humanitarian response plan. i will say, in afghanistan, the humanitarian response plan for united nations is well-funded but fao has received all of half a million dollars from the united states for agricultural humanitarian assistance in afghanistan. we have received donations from other donors come agriculture is often an afterthought. the overall number i would have to get back to on, the overall number of the assistance. again, each

reporters today on rush's invasion on ukraine as well as diplomatic efforts in south korea, iran, pakistan, and afghanistan

literally last year 26 million refugees were displaced from areas as diverse as syria, venezuela, afghanistan, south sudan, myanmar and other countries. these refugees represent a threat as well as an opportunity, literally an opportunity because they have a great deal of talent and skills and potential for contributing to countries that they may be moving to, but also a threat in so far as the failure to aid them will lead to potential terrorism and other adverse activity. i've seen the tremendous support that northcom provided to allies last year in finding capacity on u.s. bases and efficiently housing and processing afghan refugees fleeing the taliban. and i hope that northcom will play a role as well in welcoming and resettling the ukrainian refugees. general van herk, have you been given instructions on the role from northcom with respect to ukrainian refugees? >> senator, i'm aware of the president's announcement. i do not have any direct mission task to plan for that yet. as we did with operational lies welcome, we stand ready if directed by the secretary of defense to do that. it was an hon

also generating huge amounts of rain or snow still for places that as far south as the mountains in the east inside afghanistan. but between these 2, it's fine and it's warm to rounds at 30 degrees. as an example, in southern africa, rain has been a particular plague, as you know, the last 2 weeks. there's more rain coming up to the eastern cape, but it's wide spread not locally quite as heavy. and it's not over durban either, but it's certainly over the suit too. but this is maybe more of interest as a tropical lower them or when this is a forecast for saturday, which is a proper circulation. it may well be named as a proper cyclic store, quite nasty and hanging around the coast of mozambique for at least 2 days. i saw a line of the journey with cultures across the no matter what with the news and calling to for that matter to you, talk to al jazeera, we are, what is the time table in your mind? when do you think you can be off of russian gas? we listen when i've seen and played football with these refugees. i look at them and they're happy. they smile in we meet with global news makers. i'm talk about the st

afghanistan, pakistan, much more happened. watch this. president biden: welcome to the south lawn. thank you, and happy, happy easter. he easter bunny. >> whoa. >> okay. you know "the hill," your reaction to that? you saw the images. what was your reaction? because "the hill" is reporting that the president is telling obama he is running again. what do you think of all this? >> i think of alice in wonderland where the mad hatter is back to the rescue. i don't know what to say. it was not a great day. great day for the kids and easter egg roll. this administration just related from one crisis of its own making after another. whether we're talking about the border which was secure in january of 2021 and now it's the most open it has ever been. crime was not a serious issue. now it is the top issue on any community around our country with murders skyrocketing, to inflation. which is a thief. which is the number one issue facing hard-working american families. elizabeth: that is what could make him a one-term president. history doesn't look good here when you think of ford and carter. what if inflation comes down. is that

also generating huge amounts of rain or snow still for places that as far south as the mountains in the eastern side or afghanistan. but between these 2, it's fine, and it's warm to rounds at 30 degrees. as an example, in southern africa, rain has been a particular plague, as you know, the last 2 weeks. there's more rain coming up with the eastern cape, but it's wide spread, not locally quite as heavy. and it's not over durban either, but it's certainly over the suit. but this is maybe more of interest as a tropical lower them out when this is a forecast, the saturday richer is a proper circulation. it may well be named as a proper site comic store quite nasty and hanging around the coasted mozambique for at least 2 days. ah, the african stories from african perspective if conditions select wireless, cuz your response to the next one since you gave it to them on the lifted handful, short documentaries from african filmmakers from book keena fossil and kenya. for me, it's really important to teach because it comes into something that i can be proud of. the paint and g heinz bench africa direct on algebra. ah ah. he

it's all about the heat when it comes to south asia, not just the india, but also pakistan and afghanistan. those hot and dry conditions dominating not just in northern areas, but also in the east of india. and those heat wave conditions are likely to last well into the weekend, we're seeing temperatures touch up to near the mid forties. we will hit 45 in nag point if we have a look at new delhi where we are edging closer as we head towards friday, at least with some possible dust storms kicked up by those hot blustery winds. for some relief, we have to head to the west coast. we got funded on watches for corolla, some shop of thunderstorms, as well for southwestern areas of sri lanka. and by the time we get to friday, it will be bangladesh that sees some of the heavier downpours and thunder showers. and it was we had across the east asia. it's a wet picture once again for japan, but they're going to have a brief break on thursday. but the weather isn't very far away. you can see that mass of heavy rain. now that is going to knock temperatures down and whoo han as well as shanghai and so a

there, of course, this weapon is a serious one, so we consider afghanistan as some potential hot spot that can splash out to the north, to the southto the west, to the east, so we control, because we know what is there. a large number of weapons and afghanistan, which does not have its own economy, can turn into the same racketeer who will demand with a machine gun that he be fed and watered in ukraine, but the situation is completely different; a large number of weapons were pumped there. and here are the statistics that are daily brought to the department of defense. this only confirms most of these weapons, the destroyed part fell on as trophies. and the part we can't confirm yet. how much was there tanks were destroyed by a gun, the ammunition did not reach these territories yet, which indicates that there was a lot, but in fact, this does not significantly affect the situation that is happening in ukraine. that is, they cannot commit. ah, military operations. it’s like, for example, a counteroffensive there, flank maneuvers, and coverage there in some kind of ring of a cauldron there are breakthroughs, that is, we don’t see a

south of nobliss. at least one person was killed in afghanistan when an explosion hit a bass patch with passengers. 3 others were injured in the attack in the dep or a district of the capital cobble. this is the latest in a string of attacks during the muslim holy month of ramadan and before the holiday . what hundreds of haitians have been protesting against gang violence there that's kill east 20 people this week, including a family of 8 on friday, crowds shouted insults at the government and the police lost control of parts of the past capital. puerto friends, 3 officers were injured, trying to take back districts from the gangs who the assassination last july of haiti's present driven home. we've created a power vacuum that allowed gangs to flourish and seek more territory. prime minister ariel on res term expired in february, but no date has been set for the elections. ac is in a spike, in kidnappings and violence as gang seat to control more territory at the center of what's happening now. are 2 gangs, one known as chan mention, which translates as bad dog. the other is 400. my was a, the arm group by

afghanistan and yugoslavia. we spoke with a university of south africa professor who says race is inextricably linked to the issue. logged in to the w h o chief was correct or state wide. yes said because the da da da da da da da. we find aust, especially as blacks in their coat, context of global politics where the color of your skiing are determines how you should be treat bend or your treatment. i did the 2 of us, li god. i did the t of south on the other guy and 80 ada coin demands what we find if people of a different color scheme that differently they are disrespected and there is no k in as far as the needs are concerned. and i think he's justified based on our has not experienced as pleasant, but it is god, it will fade out today. current in the as is only bored by they are, own interest to what he's there for them to get at this particular moment i just by to block our juncture. but we know that any other count the day when the, when he's done, it dumps you because they would have achieved whatever they want out of that particular situation. and we wore less p as a see if you can, there's another dime th

also generating huge amounts of rain or snow still for places that as far south as the mountains in the eastern side or afghanistan. but between these 2, it's fine, and it's warm to rounds at 30 degrees. as an example, in southern africa, rain has been a particular plague, as you know, the last 2 weeks. there's more rain coming up to the eastern cape, but it's wide spread, not locally quite as heavy. and it's not over durban either, but it's certainly over the suit too. but this is maybe more of interest as a tropical lower them out when this is a forecast the saturday, which is a proper circulation. it may well be named as a proper cyclic store, quite nasty and hanging around the coast of mozambique for at least 2 days. ah, the mainstream coverage of big stories can sometimes deliver more heat than lights. in a water scenario, there's always a push to simplify. narratives. nuances is always called for, even in the case of an aggressive war, the listening post delve into the news, narrative and dissect them. there's not a great deal of subtlety. we're talking about the barbaric and unfolding as though we somehow u

that the west has been silencing the cost of us led war in iraq. afghanistan on the former yugoslavia. we spoke with a university of south africa professor who says race is an extremely easy and it's tricky, excuse me, linked to the issue of the to the dublin or chief was correct or state wide. yes said because the da da da da da da da. we find aust, especially as blacks in their coat, context of global politics where the color scheme that determines how you should be treat bend or your treatment. i did the g of awfully god. i did the t of solve on the other guy and 80 auto coordinates. what we find if people have a different color scheme that differently, they are disrespect that and there is no k in as far as the needs are concerned. and i think he's justified based on our has not experienced as blacks and, but we only do god, it will fade out today. car. and in that has he's only bored by they are own interest to what he's there for them to get at this particular moment i just by to block our juncture. why do we know and i asked in the account of the day when the, when he's done, it dumps you because they were there b

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south asia lies on those imports. the u.s. had withdrawn from iraq and afghanistan last year in part as a pivot toward east asia.hat pivot is going to be delayed potentially denied by the need to shore up defenses in europe. >> does the re-rotation into tech and growth names continue? >> i think there will be a lot of reversion in the market. falls within a given industry and asset class and investors looking to satisfy themselves by plumbing those lows. i do not think there will be a rotation back into tech because tech stocks are going to struggle in this environment. we're going to see again an environment where capital is cheap for those companies to attract investment. >> always great to hth us. you can get around up of the stories you need to know in today's addition of daybreak. you can get that at your terminal for subscribers. coming up, rio tinto taking control of a refinery. we have the details next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> when it comes to australia's central bank, it is set to release its stability review. home prices are beginning to fall in some of the most expensive cities including sydney. new z

state and defense department responded in afghanistan and what's happening in ukraine now and you've elaborated on that but good friends who spent time in southy under the guise of counter and he was in south america, he came on fox news with bullet holes in him days after getting shot in south america bringing home back to america those who were sex trafficked and then he was contracted to go to afghanistan to get people out of afghanistan and now he's in poland working to provide human intelligence, basically gathered intelligence from russians and russian operations back into ukraine. his comments to me, the very first comment on afghanistan when he got back, i've been to places where a new the government wouldn't have my back but this is the first time they saw they were working against me and what i was doing and he says they are disjointed in ukraine as well. guy: disappointing to hear, maybe not surprising but the selecting. good to see you. coming up, the big streaming service. the panel is back the way and straight ahead. ♪♪ and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's

south asia, it's all about the heat. once again, for much of india, pakistan and afghanistan, we've got heat waves across much of the northern and eastern areas of india. we could see the mercury touch up to the mid forties. it's a similar story for bangladesh, but we are likely to see a thunderstorm here and there as we end the week. it's wetter in corolla, but it's looking a lot dryer in sri lanka, with thunderstorm, or 2 of the next few days. official airline. the john i don't get no good. i guess a with ah. hello again. this is al jazeera. let's remind you of the main news, the south un secretary general, antonio detailed. i was just meeting washes foreign minister in moscow. ahead of talks with president vladimir putin hotel, i was just hoping to hoping to open up diplomatic channels between russia and ukraine. the u. s. is hosting ukraine focus defense talks that it's ramstein at base and germany, secretary of defense, lloyd austin, opened the meeting, pledging to continue support for keith against what he called a lawless invasion. russia's foreign minister said there's a real threat of a 3rd world war. so gay lover o

pakistan on basset to cobble to protest alleged military strikes inside afghanistan by pakistani forces local media in the south, each of the country, se, pocket stones and 4th killed at least 30 people and host province explosions was hired including all women and children are reported to be among the dead in pakistan, denied carrying out the strikes which follows recent, fighting with the pockets donnie taliban is ready. police have really more than $400.00 palestinians detained during violence at the alex and last compound on friday. 30 are still in detention, at least $150.00 palestinians were injured. and israeli fight against unlocking for let's up front is next. the climate has changed every year for millions of years, decades of talk, but little action is all about distract, create confusion to create smoke and mirrors. the shocking truth about how the climate debate has been systematically separated. the oil industry was a main bank roller or opposition to contact the campaign against the climate. do you think that's a bad thing? more shooting did was fiercely, absolutely on, on disease. on march 15th,

action against fight is attacking it. soldiers from inside afghanistan or now the number of people confirmed to have died in flooding. an eastern south africa has risen sharply. a premier of quizlet and tell provinces saying 443 people are dead. oh, dozens of people are still missing off to floods hit earlier this week. cruise, our continuing search efforts in and around durban, where roads, houses, and bridges were destroyed, eating many people without power or water. it is estimated, the flooding and mud slides, of course, more than $680000000.00 worth of damaged infrastructure, inquisitive natal operations at one of africa's busiest ports in durban has also been disrupted now. and almost 100 schools are going to need mobile classrooms before they can reopen after the easter holidays or elsewhere rescue is is still searching for dozens of people still missing. after tropical storm maggie hit the philippines at least a $160.00 people were killed there. jemila alan dog and has the latest from by, by city and later province. the government clarifies, there is no plan to stop retrieval operations despite this possibility being discusse

south in ukraine's eastern battleground. the city of heart keep among those being attacked. at least 15 people killed when bombs exploded in afghanistan'se blast targeted school in a shia neighborhood of west kabul. police in sri lanka have used live and new nation against protesters, killing one and injuring 19. it is the first death of a protester during weeks of demonstrations demanding the resignation of their president. the international monetary fund is saying the war in ukraine is driving economic downturn around the world. it slashed growth forecasts. >> the imf projections for the world economy have worsened significantly since its last report in january where it predicted a post-pandemic recovery. the reason is clear. >> global economy prospects have been severely set back, largely because of pressure upon invasion with ukraine. this crisis unfolds as the global economy has not yet fully recovered from the pandemic >> from an estimated 6.1% in 2001, the imf now says it will shrink this -- 3.6% in 2022 and 2023. the fund says inflation already surging due to the pandemic will be amplified due to war-related supplied shortages.

we are feeding five and a half million people in south sudan, we are feeding upwards of 10 million people, in fact, 20 million people in afghanistan who need food now. there are 18 million people who are on the brink and need assistance across west africa, and west africa region, and the saharan countries. the situation is also very bad in east africa, where upwards of 18 million people need assistance. >> tomson phiri, thank you very much for joining, us i really appreciate it. >> thank you, lawrence, for having me. >> thank you. tonight's last word is next. when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safeguard your small business with comcast business securityedge™. it's advanced security that continuously scans for threats and helps protect every connected device. on the largest, fastest, reliable network with speeds up to 10 gigs to the most small businesses. so you can be ready for what's next. get started with internet and voice for $64.99 a month. and ask how to add securityedge™. or, ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. >> call this role i'm about to announce e

we are feeding five and a half million people in south sudan, we are feeding upwards of 10 million people, in fact, 20 million people in afghanistaneed assistance across west africa, and west africa region, and the saharan countries. the situation is also very bad in east africa, where upwards of 18 million people need assistance. >> tomson phiri, thank you very much for joining, us i really appreciate it. >> thank you, lawrence, for having me. >> thank you. tonight's last word is next. ♪♪ three times the electorlytes and half the sugar. ♪♪ pedialyte powder packs. feel better fast. what does the future of strength look like? it's dynamic weight that adjusts for you in real time for a more efficient workout. and you can only experience it... (sigh) on tonal. ♪♪ on tonal. ♪♪ since i left for college, my dad has gotten back into some of his old hobbies. and now he's taking trulicity, and it looks like he's gotten into some new healthier habits, too. what changes are you making for your type 2 diabetes? maybe it's time to try trulicity. it's proven to help lower a1c. it can help you lose up to 10 pounds. and it's only taken once a wee

you were to list the nations of south asia and there are 8 of them in order of their press freedom rankings, bangladesh is at the bottom of that table lower than afghanistan. the country's legal system includes laws that have been weaponized against those who dare to express political dissent. against the government of prime minister, shake his senior, or anyone who questions the basic tenets of islam. the religion of nearly 90 percent of bangladesh is one of those laws. the digital security act, the dsa, has only been on the books for 4 years. but more than $1500.00 people have already been charged under it. the d. s. a is written in a way that is taylor made for abuse. politicians have been jailed writers and died in prison while awaiting trial and governmental promises to reform the law. have come to nothing. the listening posts monopoly robbie now on bangladesh is digital security act. and the toxic effect it has on journalism and politics. much doug made a writer, a bus only made of a winter polity in the midwest of bangladesh. i was among a farmer who has never been online. his digital footprint is sonya legible. that what you're seeing isn't even h

been afghanistan refugees at the border and prior to that haitian refugees after the earthquake and other issues. adding significant pressure to the regular stream of migrants that come from central south america and mexico. >> that's the consequence of open borders. i encountered a large number of people coming from cuba and from romania came from russia. we turn trump's conditional recall into an unconditional surrender by the taliban. they are three to 5000 of the most dangerous terrorist on the planet held in custody and the taliban force immediately release him. 10 days later one of those terrorists detonated the bomb at kabul airport. we don't know where the other terrorists are but a few of them are coming in to that same open resouthern border. >> host: my question for you and understand understand this as an election-year year that increased pressure would seem to be a bipartisan push to come to some sort of immigration and border reform agreement and some sort of measure that would resolve that situation and immigration policy. >> guest: so far the democrats approach has been to pass a measure out of the house that extended amnesty for the 10 million illegal aliens are in the

and with afghanistan, one which i think americans were not particularly excited about, and you know, that both russia and i have to say many people in asia in south asia believe that the current events in ukraine is not just the, you know, by little russian ukrainian struggle they're part of a much bigger struggle for, you know, more multi polar world to something that allows for peace and stability, not the only on the american terms, but, you know, bringing all the actors and all the decision decision maker in awe. joe biden has tried and apparently failed to persuade india to cancel its important russian oil. that's according to the white house following an online summit between the us president of india's prime minister, new delhi is coming on the increasing criticism from some western countries over its refusal to move against russia. they are the largest democracy in the world. we have a strong defense relationship with them. we obviously would prefer that india move away from their long term history of non alignment g 77, partnership with russia. well, the worst meeting between indian prime minister and not into b. u. s. a. today is a cont