wang huiyao is the founder and president of and a former counsellor to china's state council. more mutedcted. canada and mexico. already added. china also has those lessons and absorbing these, they diversify training with countries than the rest of the western countries and china is domestically stimulating. goods because, after all, there's already an imbalance there. confrontation between us and china on this front. i just want to get across something you mentioned about more dialogue talks at high level do you see that as being something that can be easily overcome? you see already that chinese top diplomat has a phone call in a way, that was already lifted, i suppose. solved. to do that and i can see that president trump is working very so heavily on this tariff escalation because china takes china has actually had zero tariffs countries with zero tariffs. for the perspective from canada, i spoke to laura jones — i asked her about the reaction in canada i think canadians are very unified across the country for our trade. 75% of our exports go to the us and they're our biggest tradin

that is from the customs tal risk commission of china's state council. actually into toes a 10 or 15 percent target will be applied to to us co and our in g. we've a 10 percent of the target will be imposed on oil, agriculture, machinery, largest use of payment to be coast and pickup trucks. the other response is from chinese ministry of commerce. charnise filed a complaint with the world trade organization, w t o to defend a selected mix of rights. after that, you guys had announced our additional 10 percent the target on vitamins changed products as your way. while the trump white house to swap the 10 percent tariffs on china badging responded with 10 to 15 percent lobbies on imports of us commodities . so explain to us a reasoning behind us. reciprocal move with some a little bit extra on top. well actually the china is the approach and dealing with the us tal risk, right is bows. richard, you can buy insurance by targeting us. the energy was power. if it shows a clear understanding, you update and i'll make dynamics. i'd like bedding compounds with t

white residents with the tensions of the issues spiraling and even seeing the us secretary of state council upon visit to the nation. south africa denies claims of discrimination denouncing them as misinformation. it is the policy of the united states that as long as south africa continues these unjust and immoral practices that harm our nation, the united states shall not provide aid or assistance to south africa. and the united states shall promote the re settlement of afrikaner, refugees escaping government sponsored race based discrimination including racially discriminatory property confiscation. it is of great concern that the foundational premise of this order lacks factual accuracy and fails to recognize south africa's profound and painful history of colonialism and a pop tide. we are concerned by what seems to be a campaign of misinformation and propaganda aimed at misrepresenting a great nation. it was all task all to use that it's recent, a post non expropriation though will only be used to reclaim property when it's in the public interest. a court decision would be required and

statute says, in alignment with the policy directives they get from the secretary of state, national security council, and president. it has been 20 or 30 years where people try to reform it, it refuses to cooperate. when we were in congress, we couldn't get basic answers to questions. that will not continue. >> i articulated to you my challenges. they go back to my time in congress. we would ask questions, who gets the funding, who gets the money? we don't need to tell you, we are a political. american foreign policy is to further the interest of the united states. if someone wants to spend a political dollars, they should start a charity. you can find anyone you want. if you are going to spend taxpayer money, you need to spend it in furtherance of the national interest of the united states. this is not my frustration. this frustration has existed for almost a quarter century in multiple administrations. it is going to stop. >> talk about the canal conversation you had with the panamanian president. >> we had a frank conversation. he is a friend of america, he is. panama is a strong partner and ally

states. from the atlantic council this is about a half hour. mr. wilkinson: -- >> good afternoon everyone. i am a resident senior fellow at the atlanta council. thank you for joining us in person and virtually. we are honored to be joined by jonathan wilkinson minister of energy and natural resources in canada. to talk about tariffs and energy. you may hear of -- seems extreme market reaction because the u.s. and canada probably have one of the most integrated energy systems in the world. in 20 23 about 198 billion dollars of trade. two way trade. we get 60% of our oil from canada. oil that refineries on the gulf coast use and that the u.s. doesn't make. two way trade in electricity. almost 30 states get electricity from canada. we sent gas, oil, projects to canada. we have 70 pipelines that cross the border. that is why it got a big reaction. we are very closely integrated. the electricity grid is very important. we get most of our major components like transformers and switchgear from canada as well as critical minerals. it's why we had a big reaction. we are fortunate to have mr. wilkin

have an executive order prepared for your attention that would withdraw the united states from the u.n. human rights councilwould withdraw the united states from the u.n. rwa which is a refugee organization. it would also review american involvement in unesco which has exhibited anti-american bias. more generally, the executive order calls for american involvement in funding in the u.n. in light of the wild disparities in levels of funding among different countries. as you've expressed previously, it is deeply unfair to the united states. >> so i have always felt that the u.n. has tremendous potential. it's not living up to that potential right now. hasn't for a long time. there were great hopes for it. but it's not being well-run, to be honest. they are not doing the job. a lot of these conflicts we are working on should be settled or at least we should have some help in settling them. we never seem to get help. that should be the primary purpose of the united nations. again, great potential. based on the potential, we will continue to go along with it. they've got to get their act together. >> what would

in 2015 when president obama was seeking and signing the new deal, the council states were the frontressure. now they seem to be the frontline of moderation and live because they have their own domestic concerns when it comes to saudi arabia normalization and vision 2030. you don't want a regional war distracting from that. >> what more can we expect from the trumpet of mr. risch in part two in terms of its policies towards iran? >> the president has been fairly consistent in his desire for a deal. you can trace it back to the campaign period before term one. he will likely stick to the wording of the presidential memorandum. maximum pressure in word and indeed on the economic side of the equation. it will be magnified by the fact that islamic republic has been set back militarily by the israelis in the region. will the rubber hit the road? will the iranians engage with the americans? what happens when diplomacy fails? can maximum pressure be ramped up even further? at what point does the president have to consider kinetic options? >> been, senior fellow at the foundation for defense

money going into the green so, as the fires rage on in california and other states, and the president of the american council on renewable energy, ray long. wherever you'rejoining us from in the world, on day one of his second presidency, donald trump pulled the world's biggest economy out of the world's most significant agreement to combat man—made climate change. it was signed by barack obama in 2015. from the agreement. on his first day in office in 2021. and in yet another twist in this tale, the billionaire and former republican mayor of new york mike bloomberg has said his philanthropic agencies will give the united nations but president trump is seeking to reverse more than just on the campaign trail, he made clear his plans to get oil and gas flowing in greater quantities and killjoe biden�*s part of the former president's inflation reduction act. in the last few days of his presidency, joe biden�*s so, other than leaving the paris climate agreement, on day one, he declared a national emergency to speed up permits he's making drilling for oil and gas in the arctic and along the coast of the united st

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have an executive order prepared for your attention that would withdraw the united states from the us human rights council would withdraw the united states from the u. n. r w a, which is a refugee organization. i would also review american involvement in unesco. this are so important that we're really, you know, the united nations is largely funded by us. but uh and it shouldn't be, it shouldn't be funded by everybody, but where disproportionate as we always seem to be, judge holla is director of the policy and, and jos network. and he joins us now from darrow bala in central galls. i mean, this is just one part of the story today, but it's a significant pump because of the outside role that unreal plays in on, in the gaza. what is the impact of the us formally with drawing itself from this organization? thank you the see what i just knew, all the other one the what the drum the mention of all the the gospel, good the station and did all now all the lot of the problems don't regardless of the me. oh, hold on words. know when can approve us from. gotcha. okay. do you have the cost to ship the month of dela

security council by giving africa to permanent seats with vito power and institution that excludes $54.00 african countries. while allowing one nation to veto the decisions of the remaining 193 member states is unacceptable. the council is dysfunctional on democratic non inclusive, unaccountable, autocratic, and opaque. that's why russia is calling for real reforms, but moscow is not suggesting a new organization insisting that the framework already exists, but needs polishing, and ensuring everyone's voices are heard and respected. it's what we've heard from russian officials, time and time again, building a fair, multiple world based on the principles of equal and indivisible, security. and together with this un security council reform, we will make the west understand that it is no longer capable of imposing its own rules on the whole world. for many centuries pumping out results is from africa, asia, and latin america no longer capable of living at the expense of others. we should seek a balance of interests. if things continue this way with the majority of the world continuing feeling in order to install only a matter of time before countries give up on the united nations and start t

have an executive order prepared for your attention that would withdraw the united states from the un human rights council, would withdraw the united states from the unrwa, which is a refugee organization, and would also review american involvement in in unesco, which has also exhibited anti-american bias. more generally, the executive order calls for a review of american involvement and funding in the un in light of the wild, disparities in levels of funding among different countries that, as you've expressed previously, is deeply unfair to the united states. >> so i've always felt that the un has tremendous potential. it's not living up to that potential right now. it really isn't hasn't for a long time. it has. there are great hopes for it, but it's not being well run, to be honest. and they're not doing the job. a lot of these conflicts that we're working on should be settled, or at least we should have some help in settling them. we never seem to get help. that should be the primary purpose of the un. the united nations, and again, it's got great potential. and based on the potential, we'll continue

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security council by giving africa to permanent seats with vito power and institution that excludes 54 african countries . while allowing one nation to veto the decisions of the remaining 193 member states is unacceptable. the council is dysfunctional on democratic non inclusive, unaccountable, autocratic, and opaque. that's why russia is calling for real reforms, but moscow is not suggesting a new organization insisting that the framework already exist, but needs polishing, and ensuring everyone's voices are heard and respected. it's what we've heard from russian officials, time and time again, building a fair, multiple world based on the principles of equal and indivisible, security. and together with this un security council reform, we will make the west understand that it is no longer capable of imposing its own rules on the whole world. for many centuries pumping out results from africa, asia, and latin america no longer capable of living at the expense of others, we should seek a balance of interests. if things continue this way with the majority of the world continuing feeling in order to install only a matter of time before countries give up on the united nations and start talki

i propose thatt the council invite observer state of palestine to the united nations to participate in this meeting. in accordance with the provisional rules of procedure and the previous practice in this regard. there being no objection, it is so decided. in accordance with rule 39, of the council provisional rules and procedures, i invite the following briefers to participate in this meeting. theil commissioner general of te united nations relief and world agency for palestine refugees in the middledl east, and mr. john eklund secretary general of the norwegian refugees counsel. it is so decided. the security council will now begin with item two of the agenda. i know give the floor to you. you have the floor, sir. councie long-awaited cease-fire in gaza begin and we are — by the return of the hostages and prisons versus to the families and we are encouraged by mass improvement in the interim made in the incorporating conditions. we hope the cease-fire will —-dash in tremendous in their allowed to ensue presence in gaza with certain personnel and 300 premises. in the agency is ready f

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council. thomas hutchison, maryland state delegate, district 37 being edith patterson maryland state delegate district 28. members of the maryland assembly multiple members of the governor's cabinet, lieutenant general donna martin, the inspector general of the united states army, brigadier general andrew collins, deputy attorney general, maryland national guard. brigadier andrew dockery. commander maryland air national guard. brigadier general amy kritzer director. joint staff. maryland national guard. lieutenant general. stop dingle. retired major linda singh retired command sergeant major david senior enlisted leader maryland guard. we've seen a very special welcome to the family members of harriet tubman who have traveled today. flowers will now be presented to the family. this token of recognition is from the national guard association of maryland. and if i ask the family, please stand up. thank you. so. it is my pleasure to introduce the 31st adjutant general of, the maryland national guard, major general janine birkhead. thank you. thank you. thank. i am today the legislation to allow

the nation can do nothing without the support of the member states and i won't get them this i've been a member doing guys and the security council and data definitely united states where nothing threats to get involved in the snap program. at this start the in an attempt to stop the war. european diplomats re drew bosnia and herzegovina as map several times. bonds they were unable to make the subs growing us and muslims happy. the bulk of the into asinique relations in bosnia and herzegovina have always been complex. most local science converted to islam under the ottoman empire since when they've consider themselves a separate nation. when it was you with law, the on the cross president tito was lambs were officially grounded the status of a nation in his view. this maintain the balance of power and sauce peace between all the adults, subs capital across. most of them is for adults store back in as well as a send that list. and when you do yours and are confused by it, the model will still reach out to tech. so most of you might have some a, some of this to move which pro flown in like a totally completed the, the word muslims

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have an executive order prepared for your attention that would withdraw the united states from the u.n. human rights councilthe united states from the u.n. rwa which is a refugee organization and would also review american involvement in unesco which is also exhibiting anti-american bias, more generally the executive order calls for a review of american involvement in funding and the u.n. in light of the wild disparities and levels of funding among different countries that as you've expressed previously as deeply unfair to the united states. >> president donald trump: i've always felt that the u.n. has tremendous potential and is not living up to that potential right now. it really isn't and hasn't for a long time. there are great hopes for it but it is not being well-run to be honest and they are not doing the job, we are working on lots of these conflicts and they should be settled or we should have some help in settling them but we never seem to get help and that should be the primary purpose of the u.n., the united nations. again, great potential and based on the potential we will continue to go along w

. 4 days after the bombing of psyche at the us state department sent a telegram to the technician, saying that the plans to involve the un security council would cause serious embarrassment to the united states. it also warned that the soviet union would exploit the situation by attempting to drive a wedge between tanisha and the waste. however, this gave president will give an opportunity and he used it to call for french troops to leave tanisha completely. the united nations also now got involved and the security council in new york agreed to debate the matter 200 same shop in the new york. well, the may, it was the shop a full seat to the c. c, product and see, and that went on from uh, i don't remember what the holdup was. so shocked and moving to see the recording. you may, it's my understanding probably got it. not a so far off the major. i mean very good faith. but i'm the name, i read it with the good. what can what for a 2nd what's what have you making sure easy about have the zip code, right? it's about 5 o'clock. what's what? still not in a moving team. what are you? oh no, not a bit of a not a better idea. so yeah, not not fa

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genocide, so i'm very happy that the united states is getting out of the u.n. council and human rights. liz: yeah, they've been accused of whitewashing human rights abusers for years including nations like unwa and the u.n. human rights, including nations like iran so when you look at this , the president was also talking about relocating people out of gaza. now, media is not going to cover this. we're getting information from d.c. sources that trump is absolutely correct. gaza is filled with land mines, boobie traps, ied's and it's extremely dangerous and now the headlines are trump wants to rip people in gaza away from their homes and it's not what's going on. he's saying it's unsafe to live there and he wants to relocate them to places like egypt or jordan, so this is to your point the president being a leader. a president showing leadership where people in d.c. have said to the "evening edit" that they have felt they had zero leadership in the middle east for years under biden. >> you're 100% right. look this shows great imagination. it's possibly, i don't know if

a security council says that it was in support of a 2 state solution. and now we have a huge change with the us, essentially the leader of the western world, cooling for the displacement of palestinians to that well, it's been a pleasure having your company this ours be back with more at mid day in local times that just in a few minutes here in most good a a, the, the rabbit collapse of the ottoman empire gave the arabs hope for independence. but the colonial power. so their future differently. great britain and france agreed on the seizure of the air of lands under the guise of the so called mandate of the league of nations. this bible play caused particular indignation in a rack, which was to get under the control of the british. in may 1921 rest with claim for independence broke out, both assuming and that she took part in it. soon the rallies turned into a real uprising against the invaders. more than 130000 people took up arms. britons urgently began to transfer reinforcements to a rack and used aircraft. british war secretary, winston churchill bi

says, in alignment with the policy directives that they get from the secretary of state, the national security council, and the president. >> and boris, again, the officials who i have spoken with say that state department simply does not have the capability, the training, the expertise to carry out the life saving missions that they undertake all around the world in more than 100 countries, with a $40 billion budget. now, boris, this event comes just days after doge officials barged their way into the building to demand access to very sensitive areas, very sensitive information. initially, usaid officials blocked them in the top two security officials were put on leave. they did manage to get inside. but one thing that is being underscored by these democratic lawmakers, boris, is the illegal nature of usaid being absorbed because this this was an agency that was created by congress and only an act of congress can change its status. boris. >> alex marquardt, thanks for the update. live outside usaid headquarters in washington, d.c. and, brianna, these were just some of the moves that musk and his doge

needs to spend in alignment with the policies that they get from the secretary of state and the national security council and the president. it has been 20, 30 years to try to reformat,e when it refuses to reform or cooperate. and all them that congress go to you couldn'tba get answers to basic questions.. that is not going to continue. >> laura: for can continue pet president trump andt vice president vance, secretary rubio, elon musk, they all know regardless of what your priorities are and regardlessor what you want the government to do for you or any foreign country, right now america is on a collision course with dangerous, economic reality. they know that bold, sunconventional, and sometimes very painful measures are going to be needed to avoid the icebergs ahead. so, all those guys that trump administration, they will be sued. they will be maligned.ea theyte will be threatened and called dictators, but they are not going to waver. keep turning over the rocks and clearing the path to common sense, and the people will follow. and that is "the angle." joining me now stephen miller chie youf white hou

and they've also been details to reach for the nation state of october with the general ademocrat blizzard warnings in november and the british council in generation winter storm. coming to the uk prime minister is one thing to happen to him and if he doesn't and should is he stripping what is going for the abandoning on them and coming for them and does he believe that that is catastrophically he can bring his chance and back up on the number and it's in the flood by then. >> going for them and it's on the matchup. >> this is really important match and going for them and hearing their stories and their accounts for the commissioner's report at the earliest opportunity. ending up to roll the dice and people going with them and secretary of state going for the time and don't go with them on the line and leveraging that transformation and going for them to stop the clock and people are going to represent the unaligned area. will the government fade along and step up for the institution and the open stock going for it and paid for by northern ireland. >> since 1998, the house delivered peace in northern ireland and people of northern ir

state department, then, and that's his view on it. i mean now you have effectively a strategic planning cell within the national security council staff for the last years and they do similar work to the limitation of policy planning at the state department. but i think the broader kind of point i would make here that that it's still you have to kind of satisfy 300 or 400 different constituencies, get out a national security strategy. and for nitze, it was just came down to about ten people that you had to get on board. and so, you know, inevitably with so many cooks in the in the room, it's going be very difficult to kind of preserve something that's really powerful when. you're down to arguing over every split infinitive or whatever. right. well, in any case, let's go to audience questions. so your hand for them for and please tell us who you are and what your affiliations are. bruce guthrie, retired back in, you know, when 911 happened. we talked about people bringing nuclear bombs in the cities here and blowing them up. and this is time they talked about the army having, which could fire tactical weapons, boats that could shoot tor

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