[000:00:00;00] the times newspaper quotes chief of general staff sanders, who said that for this it will be necessary to attract the civilian population, it must be trained, equipped to form a new civilian army, well , that is, we are talking about terrorist defense, for this, in the brains of the subjects, as the general put it, there must be a patriotic shift. according to the latest data from great britain, the allies have already trained more than 38 thousand vsushnikov, more than 34 thousand people have completed the infantry training program, another 400 special courses for training doctors, sappers, marines, well then there are people in foggy albion who are ready, as it were, for war with russia. generations of british recruits serve in north yorkshire, where it all began. it is the largest british army garrison in the world. but the army's strength is dwindling. now the outgoing chief of the general staff, general sir patrick sanders, is warning that the army really needs to be strengthened. he said this will affect us, and we, as a military generation, must also prepare. this i

chief of the british general staff sanders spoke about the need to create a mobilization mechanism for mass conscription of citizens to fight the russians. but, judging by the reaction, it’s even harsher. ben mcbean, disabled from the war in afghanistan. if people don't join the army of their own free will, how the hell can anyone help? coercion to serve. imagine forcing those who don't want to join the army. recruits will run away when shouted at. someone shoots at the instructor, someone swallows a grenade or throws it at someone. the last people you want to serve with in any situation are those who don't want to be there. oh, these fools. their ideas. london has plenty of ideas, something new every day. this time they figured out how to get around the reluctance of the german government to supply cruise missiles to kiev. britain hands over the rest she has storm shadow for ukraine, in return she receives from germany those same taurus complexes that hit not at 300, but at all 500 km. exporting taurus to britain would provide scholz with a welcome opportunity to at least soften divis

british chief of the general staff sanders even announced about the creation of a terrorist defense,ning of ukrainian soldiers and civilians for combat against russia could serve as the basis for future training of british soldiers, insiders in the british parliament say. british troops trained around 30,000 ukrainians, including civilians on british soil as part of operation interflex. according to sources, civil servants watched the training with interest and noted that such exercises could become the basis for the creation of a british civilian army in the event of a full-scale war between. it seems to me that, after all, the version that britain is trying to squeeze out of, first of all , its european partners, as much money as possible for the supply of weapons to zelensky, this version is more like the truth, which is why all this rising hype in the british press, the statements of individual military leaders and even members of parliament, but the fact is that all these people, when they speak, they reason... the possibilities of the third world war , they in some strange way,

military is going to conduct a mission rehearsal, as it is now called, which chief of the general staff sandersf the average briton. quiet times, he argues, are behind us, citizens must learn to handle weapons, everyone must, let’s see. we were too complacent, what appears on the horizon must. shock , this should worry us, and we are not ready, we have had a few decades, three decades or so, after the cold war, life was good, now it will become even more difficult as authoritarian states take advantage of our timidity, our perhaps reluctance to put out fires , and the best example of this is democracy on the edge of eastern europe, which has been in a state of conflict for three years now, and we have not resolved it, now the atmosphere in 1939 reigns in the world, authoritarian states are rearming, does not want to risk deal with this and global institutions like him are unable to hold these negligent states to account, in fact he i would say will end up like a league of nations if it is not reformed, this is where the world is heading, we need to wake up, now there is already a picture of the

the head of the british general staff, general patrick sanders, also made his contribution to the escalationlling on civilians. in the meantime, western countries are fighting with russia exclusively through the hands of soldiers of the puppet kiev regime, whose lives, it must be said, no one counts, especially no one cares about the conditions in which the armed forces of ukraine are at the front, and the conditions in the ukrainian trenches are inhumane, dirt, cold, unsanitary conditions and hordes of rats spreading hysteria, we’ll talk about this in the next some kind of vile infection, what kind of mysterious fever has been mowing down the plot recently. a rash appears on the skin, blood pressure drops, uncontrollable vomiting begins, and in especially severe cases, the kidneys also fail; these are symptoms of a disease that is now affecting the ukrainian armed forces militants on the front line. information about outbreaks of the disease penetrated the american media; cnn called the disease a “ fever”, since the infection is spread by mice and rats, which are in the ukrainian trenches n

entire us government, he definitely will not get it back; the head of the british general staff, general patrick sandersion to whipping up the general estheria by calling. in the meantime, western countries are at war with russia, exclusively through the hands of puppet soldiers the kiev regime, whose lives , it must be said, no one counts, no one cares about the conditions in which the dry soldiers are at the front, and the conditions in the ukrainian trenches are inhumane, dirt, cold, unsanitary conditions and hordes of rats and mice spreading some kind of vile infection , what kind of mysterious fever has recently been wiping out the dry ears, we’ll tell you about it in the next story: a rash appears on the skin, blood pressure drops, and uncontrollable vomiting begins. in especially severe cases, the kidneys also fail, these are symptoms a disease that is now affecting ukrainian armed forces fighters on the front line. information about outbreaks of the disease penetrated the american media; cnn called the disease mouse fever, since the infection is spread by mice and rats, of which there are now wh

the head of the british general staff, general patrick sanders, also made his contribution to whippingria, calling on the civilian population to prepare for a major land war. however, i would like to hope that in the west, as sergei lavrov recently noted, there are still smart people who are not having lost the instinct of self-preservation. in the meantime, western countries are fighting with russia exclusively through the hands of soldiers of the puppet kiev regime, whose lives, it must be said, no one counts, especially no one cares about the conditions in which the armed forces of ukraine are at the front, and the conditions in the ukrainian trenches are inhumane, dirt, cold, unsanitary conditions and hordes of rats and mice... what kind of mysterious fever has been wiping out dry-ears recently? we'll talk about this in the next story. a rash appears on the skin, blood pressure drops, uncontrollable vomiting. in especially severe cases , the kidneys also fail. these are symptoms of a disease that is now affecting militants in the ukrainian armed forces on the front line. informatio

the chief of the general staff, general patrick sanders , recently said that britain should prepare army of citizens. the strength of the british army during the three. in the following years, it should increase to 120,000, but even this number is not enough, that's how the general thinks. according to him, dobritannia needs such an army that can grow quickly, it is about the preparation of reserves, and how they reacted to such changes, the defense commentator, bbc correspondent jonathan beale told about it earlier on the bbc. general sanders' statements may sound alarming, but he is not the only one to warn of a possible conflict in europe. "we heard similar things from the head of the nato military committee, from the german defense minister, even the british defense minister says that we are moving from a post-war to a pre-war world. why do they say that? because of russia, because of what it is doing in ukraine. they believe that this is not the limit of putin's ambitions. what general sanders calls for is preparation for mass mobilization, for the creation of a citizen's army. this

defense minister grant schabs and the commander of the armed forces. forces - the general staff of the armed forces sandersissue the resumption of compulsory conscription into the army or the creation of the so-called civil defense and civil army, as they say following the example of the territorial defense of ukraine, look, we have trained the ukrainian military, and yesterday’s civilians, we must now train the british in the same way, the british say all these newspapers, well, this of course is very... greatly agitated the public, various surveys show that 90% of the population, well, stara cited such a survey, are against the resumption calling for the creation of these very civilians, but every third person in the event of a war with putin will go to war, you understand, yes, at the same time, i look at how these very british newspapers are commenting , and there was an article in the times yesterday, the russians are coming, well, as expected, yes they all say: listen, well, i’m not ready, the author says, i’m not ready for this battle. that means a bottle of wine, you see, from a backpack and two gl

colleague, bernie sanders, made a comment talking about un relief organization called unra. 12 employees took part in the october 7 terror attack including kidnapping, going into a kibbutz. the staff. bernie sanders says the u.s. should restore funding to this group, it is not acceptable for the 13,000 unraemployees to be involved and it must be investigating. we cannot allow millions to suffer because of the actions of 12. what is your reaction to that? >> we need to know with a full investigation and exposure of those involved in the attack, who was involved and the ideology there. the dollars led to purchase of rockets and digging of tunnels and radicalization of the people. we need to dig in and stop it now and perhaps permanently. >> carley: rashida tlaib and alexandria ocasio-cortez think we should return the money to the organization. >> absolutely not. >> carley: house committee passing articles of impeachment against dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas. house vote as soon as next week. not everyone approved of the effort, one outlet saying republicans should save it in case trump is elected. >> todd: joe concha in the flesh live in person to respond to that next. look who sa

the russian threat, some interesting comments this afternoon from general sir patrick sanders, chief of the general staffy" a reservist force of tens of thousands in case britain is dragged into war with russia. he has publicly criticised the army's lack of funding and its inability to modernise. he said that within three years there should be a larger army of 120,000, that should include regular soldiers. where are we and the moments and was that necessary?— that necessary? given that the british military _ that necessary? given that the british military has _ that necessary? given that the british military has been - that necessary? given that the i british military has been depleted over the last four years, predominantly the army, i think this is sort of more of an pie in the eye —— pie—in—the—sky idea, because it takes years to train soldiers up to a certain level. he takes years to train soldiers up to a certain level.— takes years to train soldiers up to a certain level. he said there would be reuular a certain level. he said there would be regular soldiers, _ a certain level. he said there would

reserve announced earlier today that specialist kennedy sanders and specialist briona movette have been posthumously been ranked. the medical staff will determine whether any service members will require transport to the u.s. for further treatment. in terms about final details of the drone attack itself, there are many questions including how the one way attack drone could have penetrated the facility air defenses and point of origin and what specific iranian proxy group is responsible. i can tell you u.s. central command is continuing to look in all important questions and will keep you updated as new information becomes available as we are able to. what we do know is iran backed militias are responsible for continued attacks on u.s. forces and we will respond in a time and manner of our choosing. while we do not seek to escalate tensions in the region, we'll take all necessary actions to protect our troops, our facilities and our interests. shifting gears, yesterday the u.s. ambassador to the czech republic and the czech defense minister signed a contract for the purchase of 24f-35 fighter aircraft. the acquisition of these f-3

chief of the general staff , general of the general staff, general sir patrick sanders , has told sir might need to mobilise the nation in the event of a wider conflict. again against russia. well, gb news has been out and about today to find out what the great british pubuc find out what the great british public about the idea of public think about the idea of conscription see if they'd conscription and see if they'd be to fight for king and country. >> if the country needs it. >> if the country needs it. >> and i think they kind of have to force conscription because i feel, especially nowadays, no one will really volunteer to go into war. so if the country into the war. so if the country really needs i mean, of really needs it, i mean, of course will look solution course we will look for solution first, if it's really first, but if it's really required that think it's quite required that i think it's quite justifiable. think yeah. justifiable. i think so, yeah. well doesn't well like hopefully it doesn't happen but has to then happen, but if it has to then it's what it is because so

fields and beaches and landing grounds, disturbed sleeping ghosts general peter sanders, outgoing chief of the general staffspoke about the need for a citizen army that must start getting ready for war, about how vladimir putin is a threat to our way of life. apparently, sweden and finland are out of the traps faster than us, with their populations already on what sanders called a war footing. he's invoked world wars one and two, citing and lamenting national unprepared widnes for both. 100 years after the carnage of the western front. and here we are again. your country needs you . it will your country needs you. it will be pals battalions next. white feather emojis for objected wars. except, i suspect not. and in this awakening land of ours and in awakening population ones elsewhere, it's not just the likes of me saying as much. all is not what it seems. it feels like the latest bid by them upstairs to keep us downstairs perpetually fearful, uncertain and more likely to stop asking questions about other stuff and get back in line before you know it, they'll have us digging for victory and putting up ander

sanders welcome back. can i ask you, i know it, it is plowing old ground, but you are senior staff in white house, you were in touch with the situation room. you knew that you were working for a guy, president trump, who just might call you you know any time, day or night, and often did. how do you lose a defense secretary? governor sanders? how? for almost a week? >> you know it is beyond my comprehension, like you having worked in white house, they can find you anywhere. and not just they can, but they do. often. the idea that the secretary of defense was hospitalized and the white house did not know and president was not aware is truly beyond comprehension. however, it is sort of seem like it may be status quo for this place. joe biden doesn't know where he is half of the time, not surprising he would note know -- not know where is staff is, another reason so important we make sure that people in iowa and then across can'tr country get out and vote for donald trump, we cannot continue down the path and allow our country to be guided by someone who does not know where he and his staff are and lead the un

where she was a member of the mighty marching knights drum mars landon sanders was 24 years old and from waycross. flags are at half-staffoes in honor of sanders. both women were supporting operation inherent resolve during this jordan deemployment. this time i'm going to yield to representative drew ferguson to tell about the third. speaker, i rise to pay tribute to one of my constituents, sergeant william ye georgia. originally from new jersey, he enlisted in the army reserves in 2011, moved to the great state of georgia in 2015, and he loved the great state of georgia. he completed a rotation in iraq in support of operation inherent resolve, was highly decorated, was a good friend, hard worker and very dedat we rise to recogt his sacrifice will never be forgotten, and we rise to say that our deepest prayers and sympathies over his beloved wife darlene and his son, william jr. mayco support the lives of our service members. mr. carter: our brave service members put their thriefns line every day and we owe our freedom and security to them. i ask my colleagues representing the state of georgia and all th to join me in a

the times quoted sanders' chief of staff as saying, that for this it will be necessary to involve the

included making these unity task forces with veterans of the sanders campaign, like the people like aoc. and they claim the initial chief of staffn that effort and one of his partners was camilla jayapal, head of the caucus and we talk to her and one of the takeaways from there was that progressives actually ended up being more of an ally to joe biden than centrists like joe manchin, and josh gottheimer. it was very counterintuitive. but also jayapal said that she is worried when he left. and i think that what we see right now is this interesting moment on the eve of the new election, where gaza is almost uniquely suited to put the democratic coalition in danger. barack obama said that young voters you see how upset they are over biden's handling of this. jayapal has expressed similar worries and worries about the new biden staff. all of this being said joe biden, it is oblique for him before, and he kind of always manages to pull it through. >> yes. it is almost like an issue engineered to the coalition. people feel very strongly on either side of it within the coalition. but there also is this transaction leader that the biden

and this is the warning from the chief of the general staff, general sir patrick sanders, where he sayslity. it's all rather terrifying stuff. this um, but because of the size of our armed forces , it means that ordinary forces, it means that ordinary people will have to be called up. i think i'm probably a bit past call up age now, so i can. >> you never know. you never know. >> i'll do the dad's army at home. um, but, i mean, one question will be, will people actually obey the call? well that's fascinating, isn't it? >> the attitude to duty has shifted, so i think it has 1930s and all of that sort of thing . and all of that sort of thing. people would they risk their lives, um, you know, for king and country? i hope so , and country? i hope so, otherwise we're all doomed, aren't we? >> but we are. but i do think that we really need to pay attention. if you've got one of the chief strategists of the country saying, we may need to bnng country saying, we may need to bring back basically conscription, need to conscription, i think we need to heed he's not heed that because he's not going

sanders welcome back to the show. can i ask you a question? i know it is plowing old ground but you were a senior staffte house. you were in touch with the situation room. you knew that you were working for a guy, president trump, who just might call you, you know, anytime, day or not and often did. how do you lose a defense secretary, governor sanders? how do you lose a defense secretary for almost a week? >> you know, it is beyond my comprehension. like you having worked in the white house. they can find you literally i in where. not just they can but they do often and the idea that the secretary of defense was hospitalized in the white house, didn't know, and the president wasn't aware is truly beyond comprehension, however, it is sort of seems like it may be status quo for this place. joe biden doesn't know where he is half the time so it is not surprising he wouldn't also know where his staff is. it's another reason that it is so important that over the course of the next week we make sure that people in iowa and then across the country get out and vote for donald trump because we cannot continue

sanders. she does a really good job and you get a chance to really see how these agencies work and how they affect the american people. virtually everyone, all the staffn american cornerstone are veterans of the executive branch should they share their expertise. we stuff. i went i went to government i was a newbie. and i had a lot to learn. you learn particularly about how vicious the swamp is. i cannot get my people certified by congress. most of the work and a federal agency is done by the assistant secretary for the deputy secretary. i did not have an assistant secretary for five months. i didn't have a deputy secretary for eight months. they would not okay my people. eventually they did but i think the thinking was if we don't give him his people he will quit. they don't know me. they think because i'm quiet and mild mannered that i give up easily. i don't by any stretch of the imagination. it just made me more determined. we eventually got the right people and once we did that we were able to correct a lot of the maladies you hear the stories about mismanagement and the billions of dollars disappearing. while it was true. they had not had an aud

sanders. senator elizabeth warren, senator schumer, senator -- and the democratic senator from minnesota. -- thank you for joining us on the. show >> you are chief of staffparation controversy. >> would you like to apologize tonight to parents and kids whose -- family damage during that trump first term? >> we are at this first moment on a road to hell, in terms of climate, and in terms of the -- possibilities, there should be, i think, a global emergency. and as -- keeps pointing out, it's just people are not rising to that challenge. >> greta thunberg, thank you so much for joining me on the show today. >> you marcano, thank you for coming on the show. >> no chomsky, thank you forever for the time, appreciate it. >> we should think black woman for what a bunch of white guys have failed to do four years, hold donald trump, hold a former president accountable for his alleged crime-ing. >> john legend, thanks so much for joining me on the show tonight. >> michael more -- >> judd apatow, thank you so much for joining me. >> what was it like to be back on the screen as luke skywalker? kind of back on the screen, aided by cgi, on the tv series the mandaloria

staff that their ceo is a tax attorney. who is not an expert on prescription drug prices. and they said that, i think, with a straight face. liz: so sandersck's diabetes drug some of which he said cost americans $1,600 a year while canadians pay $900 and france pays just $200. >> i've got to tell you that on one of the most important matters facing our country, the american people, whether they're democrats, republicans, independents, conservatives, progressives, whatever, they could not be more united and that is the need to take on the extraordinary greed of the pharmaceutical industry and to substantially lower the outrageously high cost of prescription if drugs in america. on that, the american people are united. liz: he might be right there. by the way, speaking of price hikes, novo novo nordisk and e eli lilly both recently raised the prices of their popular weight loss drugs by more than the rate of inflation. >>> investors owning united rentals at this hour. united rentals is right at the top of the s&p 500. the company posted fourth quarter revenue that beat estimates. the equipment rental company also forecasting full-year 2024

we prepare tobias ellwood i mean , general sir ellwood i mean, general sir patrick sanders, the chief of general staffng way off. even then, 120,000. he still doesn't think that would be enough. how do we how do we prepare ourselves? i mean , we need to start spending mean, we need to start spending more, don't we? on defence? >> that is the bottom line. and i think that again, over the last couple of decades, there's been a reluctance to do so dunng been a reluctance to do so during the cold war, we spent about 4% of gdp on defence. but when you understand that half of our gdp is affected by international headwinds, this is the important message that our economy is absolutely symbiotic , economy is absolutely symbiotic, related to our security . look related to our security. look what's going on in the red sea when shipping is disrupted, because we're not able to protect it. they have to reroute around africa, and that has a knock on impact to gas prices here in the uk. but during the cold war, we had 50 frigates and destroyers. we're down to 15 today. we had five divisions in the army. we're down to

landon sanders was 24 years old and from waycross. flags are at half-staffn waycross and wake counties in honor of sanders. both women were supporting operation inherent resolve during this jordan deemployment. this time i'm going to yield to representative drew ferguson to tell about the third. mr. ferguson: mr. speaker, i rise to pay tribute to one of my constituents, sergeant william georgia. originally from new jersey, he enlisted in the army reserves in 2011, moved to the great state of georgia in 2015, and he loved the great state of georgia. he completed a rotation in suppt resolve, was highly decorated, was a good friend, hard worker and verytoday we rise to recognt his sacrifice will never be forgotten, and we rise to say that our deepest prayers and sympathies over his beloved wife darlene and his son, william jr. may we continue to support the lives of our service members. mr. carter: our brave service members put their thriefns line every day and we owe our freedom and security to them. i ask my colleagues representing the state of georgiaose her