the strikers ever shattered a surprise visit the key by the us secretary of state lincoln. as it is update at this hour, coming up after the break hour documentary series looks at how russia has proven development and the civil war in syria over the last decade. agent for that and thanks much for watching the i sorry, one on 6 times to please come and see more people than ever on the worldwide in such a better price than mine. and one great timing question is very hard to say very difficult to find out about time on store info, migraines.

um, secretary of state lincoln is expect to announce in a package of roughly $200000000.00 us dollars today and tomorrow and prep, and most likely there will be another announcement later this week. so in total, we're looking at one roughly, $1000000000.00 us dollars of military aid, but it's not just about pledging starts the most important also about finding out what exactly is going on here on the ground talking to the ukrainians. there has been some criticism by us officials in the past. in the recent past, how do you crate these are conducting their counter offensive? that it's all going social 2 slow ukrainians happen angered by this calm and so this weather is also likely by clearing the year and finding out exactly what is going on, how the united states can help and taking this message back to the us where supports for supplying aid and weapons for ukraine is also beginning to crumble. max, as far as you know, has there been any reaction so it must go. right, so this is a 2 day visit the as far as we know, this was not in balance. it has been conducted in secrecy, though they

the violence overshadowed a surprise visit to keep by us secretary of state and sleep. lincoln train attacked in south west and russia. sense flames roaring into the sky is just our off throw russian miss. i'll struck a market place and you frame east giving 17 vehicles across the board of strikes come as a ukrainian town for offensive makes incremental gains in the country south budget, slow pace. that's the race consent among keeps allies on a surprise visiting your brain. us secretary of state and sleep, lincoln was keen to emphasize the depth of washington's commitment a new support package with over a 1000000000 us dollars. it includes mine resisting vehicles, which bank keith and washington who will help break through rushes, the middle of offences shouldn't virginia ongoing. counter offense progresses, excel rates in the past few weeks. this new assistance will help sustain it and built for the moments speaking and brussels, nato secretary general pass code his words and urge you states to key pump that support to and meet your credit is, are gradually gaining a ground and it

as heinous, evil, the strike is over, shattered a surprise visit the cue by the us secretary of state lincoln. as it is update at this hour, coming up after the break, our documentary series looks at how russia has proven development and the civil war and syria over the last decade station for that. and thanks so much for watching the i sorry, so one on 6 times to increase the current t more people than ever on the move worldwide in such a better price than mine. and one great timing is very, very difficult to find out about time and store info. my grands the the, the walter wills on is their own ukraine. russia continues to quietly engage in another role civilians in syria, a being formed in a so called on terra war crimes remain unpunished. the as it was in july, when 7 people, including 4 children, were killed by russian aircraft in the eclipse bridge. and the students in a forest as being alteration in serious since 2015. the legend give 14 nissan schiff. let him your pretend wants to push back to the influence of the west as far as possible, i suppose, in my opinion with the us. they sho

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explore fascinating world heritage sites d w world heritage 360 now the americans secretary of state, anthony lincoln was finally in badging in the long delayed efforts to hold the slide in us china relations, the main speaking point is still tie one with a chinese, determined to re unit 5 and warning the west to say out of the cool interest. my guess in taipei is the time when he's 5 minutes that joseph works. is they island living on borrowed time? we know that we have the ability to deal with the chinese invasion as china has stepped up, is fairly close rhetoric and it's on forces of make the secret of.

on d w, the american secretary of state, anthony lincoln was finally in badging in the long delayed effort to hold the slide in us china relations. the main speaking point is still tie one with the chinese determined to re unit 5 and warning the west to stay out of the cool interest. my guess in taipei is the guy when he's 5 minutes that joseph works. is they island living on borrowed time? we know that we have the ability to deal with the chinese invasion.

and his administer my administration, including secretary of state lincoln. who's here with me today is working with moroccan officials on more distance here. working expeditions to ensure american citizens in morocco are safe. standing ready to provide any necessary systems to the moroccan people as well that off turning it important visit here in vietnam. as general secretary and i just shared earlier today. this trip has been a historic moment. today. we can trace 50 year or 50, or arc of progress in the relationship between our nations from conflict to normalization. this is a new elevated status that will be a force for prosperity and security. one of the most consequential regions in the world. elevated our cooperation directly to the vietnamese highest tier partnership. referred to as the comprehensive strategic partnership. that means the united states has strengthened our ties with another critical indo pacific partner. progress today builds on camp david trilateral, which japan and republican created the united states. controversies changing partner

amcore, marvel, global foundaries and boing, met vietnamese executives along with secretary of state, anthony lincolnerpiece of action plan adopted during by visit. so what? gives why is vietnam so important to the us? it's pretty obvious, the us wants to rival china and at the same time inflict economic damage. so much for biden saying we're not trying to hurt china, but the us has other plans for vietnam, which was not announced yet. the us goal in the indo-pacific region is to make china face is stiff competition, as it was called it. this involves. not only military sales also partning with countries uh in such sectors as semiconductors, aviation and technology. this way the us aims to prevent china's economic advancement, so that it can retain its superpower status, which many claim it has already lost. after the us and vietnam elevated the relationship to comprehensive strategic partnership, there were reports that the us and vietnam were negotiating major arms deal. perhaps the biggest in their history, one that would involve f16 fighter jets. here are some interesting facts behind us viat mil

the american secretary of state, anthony lincoln, was finally engaging in a long delayed effort to hold the slide in us china relations. the main speaking point is still tie one with the chinese determined to re unit 5 and warning the west to stay out of the cool interest. my guess in taipei is the time when east foreign minister joseph works. is the island living on borrowed time. we know that we have the ability to deal with the chinese invasion as china has stepped up in front of coast rhetoric and its armed forces have made the secret of the invasion plans by line. see that? so how much help so, so i want to expect from washington and from europe hasn't been promised to nuclear umbrella with lessons is government drawing from the will in you, chris has 51 very done own code to avoid the conflict with it's john said junk as well, welcome to complex of thank you. thank you very much, dan. just 2 months ago, the chinese military completed 3 days of coming back exercises of taiwan. and they told the world as forces were not ready to fight resolutely to smash any form of taiwan independe

off with the agreement allows it to be used only for humanitarian purposes. us secretary of state as think lincoln had this to say about the present or exchange irrespective of what was happening or not happening. for example, in pursuing the effort to return to the nuclear agreement. we've been focused on working independently to bring these americans home. so it doesn't speak to anything else in the relationship. we continue to be determined to take whatever step is necessary to deal with actions by iran, in a whole host of areas. joining me now has been on been tied to blue. he is a senior fellow at the foundation for defense of democracies. welcome to the w news . and i'm now considering the tensions between both nations. how does this deal come about readings? in fact, it would be with you. this deal certainly is longer, that has been published, they reported there was some members who were hostages, who were hostage among those 5 who were held against her willie ron for 8 years. and so you have the obama administration, the trumpet, this ration and divided ministration. tried to secure the r

s. secretary of state, anthony lincoln has placed $1000000000.00 in aid for you. frame presenting a package which includes millions and assets sees from russian. businessman, we will continue to stand by ukraine side, and today we're announcing you assistance totally more than $1000000000.00 in this common effort. so that includes $665500000.00 in new military and civilian security systems. you all do friends, security needs for the 1st time. we are transferring to ukraine asset sees from sanction russian oligarchs, which will now be used to support the brand new military veterans. lincoln arrived in new client on wednesday to discuss the situation on the front and to announce his new package for keys, bills on players to help to build a quote from the democracy. despite the nation hunting down, it's russian speaking, population, bilingual position on using kill support assessment. anyone who disagrees with as little as eric krause, and oftentimes, decision will make the world rethink investing in the us. imagine that mr. putting were in a position to seize the assets of, of, of you and mus

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watching our new to v w documentary the, this is the, the news line from berlin us, secretary of state anthony lincoln, makes an unannounced visit to ukraine. the trip signals the us is ongoing support for keith to repel. the russian invasion is expected to assess the counter offensive and announce the new package of us. the systems also coming up to rental rain is causing chaos across southern europe, greece, turkey, and bulk area, or being non dated with floods as climate changes held responsible for the recent routes and fires in the same.

look now at some of the other stories making news around the world and the us secretary of state, i'm sneed, lincoln has met the chinese vice president tom shang, in new york ahead of the un general assembly the to discuss the war and ukraine and tensions over the taiwan straits, beijing and washington disagree on a whole host of issues. ukrainian president blood am, is a lensky, is also in new york, where he is expected to address the you in his 1st stop was a hospital where he met ukrainian soldiers receiving treatment for wounds sustained in the war for lensky and us. president joe biden will be may think the talks later this week. another 200 migrants have arrived on the italian island of land produce adding to the thousands who arrived from africa. last week of this comes, it's all these right wing government. adults tough and migration measures extending the time, but migrants can be detained and ensuring the repub creation of more people who do not have legal rights to stay. on an early spring heat wave has hit australia as the eastern seaboard, with temperature is above the sea degrees celsi

race consent among. keeps that lights on a surprise visiting your brain, us secretary of state and sleep, lincoln was keen to emphasize the depth of washington's commitment was a new support package with over a 1000000000 us dollars. it includes mine resisting vehicles, which bank keith and washington who will help break through rushes, the middle defenses. so this is judy osborne, cal reference progresses, excel rates in the past few weeks. this new assistance will help sustain it and built for the moment speaking and brussels, nato secretary general echoed his woods and urged you states to keep up that supports to and re ukraine is are gradually gaining ground. and it is a proof. the import was on our support and also our ability and unwillingness to continue the support because this is heavy. if i think difficult, if i think minute tree analysts say maintaining western support will be vital for the success of ukraine's counter offensive. and with another winter steadily approaching keys and his allies hoping for a break through sooner rather than later. we're here in europe, but we still haven

pace, as race consents among, keeps allies on a surprise visit to bring us secretary of state and sleep. lincoln was keen to emphasize the depth of washington's commitment was a new support package with over a 1000000000 us dollars. it includes mine resistant vehicles which both keys and washington who will help break through rushes. the middle defenses shouldn't virginia ongoing. counter offense, progresses, excel rates in the past few weeks. this new assistance will help sustain it and built for the moments speaking and brussels, nato secretary, general coaches woods, and urge you states to key pump that support to meet your credit is, are gradually gaining ground and it is uh and improves the import was on our support and also our ability and willingness to continue the support because this is heavy if i think difficult, if i think minute treat, analysts say maintaining west and support will be vital for the success of ukraine's counter offensive. and with another winter steadily approaching cave and its allies hoping for a break through sooner rather than later. well, curt volker is a former

and all the documents i saw here today today the national archives of the united states and what if from abraham lincoln general -- [indiscernible] holds on and talked as much as possible. reflect the courage america which helps ukranians to fight. in our victorious batfuls forl ukraine and snake island in the black sea and where our soldiers are pressing forward, no matter the challenges in our battle each of ukranian land. every day of this war, ukranian are solders hold on. they chew and choke the russian occupy years and never before have strong resist ties and they will no longer destroy any other nation. [cheers and a was long just of n security and global protection pass workingd 100%. now putin's goals are different. ip of going to europe and the whole feel world would bell himself in from an allege from inerm and this is clear weakness. and ukraine faced the highest price for freedom and global security. every day, every night, our soldiers sacrifice their trenches and front line. they loose their comrades in and russian mines every day, every continues to he drones. every day and every night,

yeah, the william henry seward secretary, state, two presidents lincoln and the man who negotiated the treaty of session with russia that purchase alaska in 1867. william seward, even before he was of state when he was a senator from new york in the 1840s. he was an ardent expansionist who made no secret of the fact that he hoped to acquire not just alaska, but also british columbia. and so yes certainly how serious the american claims were that far north is a is a matter for debate but it certainly was the public discourse it certainly was of interest to americans. yeah, well, i'll say more about that later on in lecture today. thanks. you're welcome. all right. so when it comes to this dispute then in the disputed area, great britain initially had a much stronger hand, then did the united states remember, george vancouver had been the european to explore puget sound, not just explore it. he named it right he named it for for one of his one of his countrymen, peter puget. the hudson's bay company, in the course of organizing the region as a colony and then a and an economy of extracti

on april 16th the day following lincoln's death hancock again back in the valley telegraphed major general henry hallock as to whether confederate soldiers from loyal states. would be allowed to return to their homes in april 16th is the very first instance that i find of this. that's why i think it's absolutely connected to lincoln's assassination. hancock informs hallock of this. he says many confederate officers and soldiers from missouri and other loyal states are coming here on their paroles desiring to go to their homes. thus far i have detained them. you see this is yet another problem that the war department had not considered. what do you do with the 75,000 confederates from the loyal border states men who had left their loyal states and gone off to war to fight for the confederacy? it's one thing to send paroled confederates back to states that had been in a state of disunion where the majority of the population. had been in rebellion where the terms for the entire state were still up for debate. how would they be readmitted to the union? but sending them back to loyal states. back to places where the vast majority of the population was. in fact

problem, really, because what they had done was they created a national park around the state park that abraham lincoln had formed with the valley during the civil war. but but it was the beginning of a very rich partnership where they would also help bring about the national forest system. they would create the sierra club, they would influence theodore roosevelt, who came camping with muir. so so you get this this is all against the backdrop of industrialization from the civil war up until the beginning of world war one when when muir died and you get mirror this sort of clarion voice in the sierra nevada trying to protect the mountains and also those giant sequoias that were really literally getting mowed down the states weren't even great buildg wood. but these thousand year old trees were getting down with no realization that they wouldn't just pop back think that's a vag to remember today when when we have voices telling us we need to pay attention to environmental conditions. i also tried to not just cover the history. i try put you there with muir. he left great descriptions. he wrote some magn

we so 2 major politicians, annual american politicians of lincoln, the american stuck suggest states. james, cleverly unimportant british politician, both the sweets, i saw them, sweets in crime. it is you crazy, i'm blinking a statement about this. clearly a nato, a change of policy to directly attacked, hiding behind me. i would categorize the key and i knew i'm a little american who very much control nature. i think attempts to attract me. so we saw that in the statements. we now see that in the policy is one of the reasons i mean i may have because we can see increasing attacks on the peninsula. we haven't talked last week. the secret does have some success, but russian of a defense is very successful. that is clearly an attempt by nature to, to attack crimea right now. it's not really having much of an effect in terms of the law in the russian military establishment. but it's a clear talk to a good time to attack academia directly, and it's unclear what they expect to achieve by this. it's a, it was a scary of a sense of set this level today, but really not much minutes. you much

states. that was exactly what they were doing. lincoln and the north and the u.s. salt to reestablish control by the government of the united states in the southern states and that was what civil war, in one way of looking at it, fought over. 600,000 americans died in that war and to call january 6, were only one, as terrible as it is, one person died because of capitol police officers shot an unarmed woman. to compare that is really denigrate the enormous sacrifice 600,000 americans made in the civil war. host: mr. roosevelt, did you want to respond? guest: in terms of the scale of human suffering, absolutely, that is true. but i think the point i am making is an important one. where the confederates trying to overthrow the government of the united states? it depends on what you understand that to mean. the sense in which i'm using that is what we say revolutionary patriots of 1776 or overthrowing the british government? i do not think so. england went on just fine. king george was still think. in the same way, confederates trying to succeed and start their own gov

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it's about a month ago, we saw 2 major politicians and blue american politicians. lincoln at the american stuck suggest states james, cleverly unimportant good as politician. both sweets i saw them suite and crimea, is ukraine blinking. put out a statement about this, clearly a need. so a change of policy to directly a time call me and i would categorize that as the key and angle and little american who very much control, nate, so i think attempts to attract me. so we saw that and the statements. we now see that in the policy is one of the reasons i mean, cry me up because we can see increasing a tax on the peninsula. we haven't talked last week. let's see, cream does have some success, but russian of advances very successful. but it's clearly an attempt by nature to, to attack crimea right now. it's not really having much of an effect in terms of why in the russian military establishment. but it's a clear, we'll talk to a good time to attack academia directly. and it's unclear what they expect to achieve by this. it's very, it was a scary of the sense of set this level today. really not much minutes. you muc

documents i saw here today, thank you, today at the national archives of the united states with a telegram from abraham lincolnment, absolutely. hold on with a bolder grip and talk as much as possible, president lincoln's words reflect, reflect the courage that helped america. such words reflect exactly how ukrainians fight. in our victorious battles for ukraine and kharkiv and the snake islands in the black sea, in our battle for bakhmut where our soldiers are pressing forward, no matter the challenges, in our battle for every inch of ukrainian land every day of this war, ukrainian soldiers hold on with a grip of a bulldog. they shoot and choke the russian occupiers as much as possible. never before have the russian dictatorship met such strong resistance. and never again will russia manage to destroy any other nation. [ applause ] [ applause ] putin's list was long. just recently after ukraine, if we fall, half of europe would again be in danger of being in moscow's sphere of influence, but american and ukrainian security and global protection is working 100%, every cent. [ applause ] now, putin's list of go

would eviscerate the state election laws, voter id laws, residency laws, everything else, then they attacked the electoral college of we didn't have an electoral college abraham lincolnould even elected president of the united states so they wanted to destroy the electoral college. democrats will be populated cities and coast that would run the country and everybody in between there would be no representation that's why we have an electoral college then there trying to stuff the judiciary with radical leftist like chutkan and others so we have really what is a national poll whethe rather than an indet judiciary and you can see that in the rulings and then they tried to twist the 14th amendment when it comes to ballot positions and when it comes to the debt limit, they used the constitution and twisted when they can to advance their cost and getting knucklehead professors that won't say anything they need 125 pages to say nothing and now were supposed to agree to this. this is bigger than the moment is an edit war on our constitution of the republican rule of law. >> you did not even get to do what they're trained to do to the second amendment and what they've done ov

state government. so we worked to make sure that we honor those expressions and the sentiments of abraham lincoln when he said this is a country of the people, by the people and for the people. we are trying to reverse that calculus and empower the individual is what we're trying to do. ande unleash really the prosperity that we can have in the private sector. >> host: when it comes to take a look at the united uni, give us a snapshot of the power of latino voters have in elections, no matter who they're voting for but what power do they hold currently? >> guest: enormous. we have now defined a lot of the outcomes of congressional races across the country, especially in the states where we had shown incredible growth. halflf of all latinos by the way reside just in california and texas. a little bit over 20 million in california, a little over 12 million in texas. but we are now over 1 million people in states like nevada and north carolina, just, in georgia. georgia. where startingre to really concentrate in the urban areas as well, so again in any kind of 50-50 state or in counties or state legislat

the people of the south eastern states face the unenviable task rebuilding the communities that call home lincoln. now speak to ethan foreheads from the disaster relief organization. convoys of hope . you joins us from perry and florida for, for it's good to see that the extent of the damage is slowly becoming more and more invisible. what's most needed at this point. i think the power to get back on. i think that's the thing that is really holding up a lot of people's lives as they begin to get it back to normal. it's always a major, major 1st step in getting back to life. but the power is out for thousands and thousands of people, especially in this area of perry, is very world their it's dean had to you, which is right near where the storm came on shore award a sure a couple of days ago. so a lot of people here wanting to get that power back on because it is hot in florida this time of year. and until the power gets on, the stores can't operate. the gas stations can't operate in life really cannot get back to normal, yet very difficult circumstances you're describing there, how are the affecte