all this is occurring in front of the two division commanders, thomas sweeney and sweeney's a tough guy. i mean, this guy is he's lost an arm, the mexican war. he's had an arrow go through his neck in 1852 on the plains he's taken a couple of bullets in the civil already. in fact, one of them still embedded in his thigh, even at the battle, shiloh, he he received a close shave, if you will, because around grazed his face and took off half of mustache. so he's a he's a tough bird, but they said that he spoke three languages. he spoke english irish-american and profane. all right. and the stereotype was, is that he hated because he's irish. he hated all englishmen. well, guess where john fuller was born? not good for there. but the truth is, we can't really fit the stereotype. because, let's face it, sweeney, absolutely no friends in the army or the army of the tennessee. so he basically hated everybody. but his men have been fighting well, and it's two of his three two of the three brigades were his men. and he won't get the credit for it. and because that it'll end up in a fistfight. ye

steve sweeney with the focus on russia now on a global level 2022 was a year. that's what tracks emerged in the long standing uni polar system. news rolled in essentially every month that appeared to show the balance of power shifting and the newer shared world order rising. when i should listen before our very eyes, the world is changing and really becoming multi polar. however, some countries are trying to preserve their teetering had gemini, at any cost using a wide range of political, military, economic, informational, and other methods and means. since the end of the 2nd world war, it felt like the world was ruled by a very few power, seemed concentrated in the hands of the global north and represented by the g 7 group of economies, all singing to the same west than him. but this year and you, horace is rising, the biggest new block is coming up and with a tidal wave. this is rick's 25 percent of the world's d. d p. that the court of the was gross domestic product and 40 percent of its population. when measured in land was, it is a quarter of the world, th

steve sweeney bringing us just some of the stories from their decades long conflict. you can find more of them on our website, including as well former un weapons inspector scott ritter chronicling his own attempts to prevent that in touch. in many other aspects of the conflict for the coming months. sinner, special coverage of the 20th anniversary. for one of america's longest president biden's decision to send 31 abrams main battle tanks to ukraine is not winning universal backing in congress? republican congressman poll. go sorry. release this statement urging against such supplies. going to keith. jo biden's decision to send american tanks to ukraine brings us one step closer to dragging america directly into a massive global war. america should not send any tanks to ukraine or any war material at all, or helped to prolong a needless war and adding to the body count. despite the promise of the tanks, it's believed that could still be months before they are delivered. pentagon officials have a 3rd generation vehicles will require a lengthy training program to keep

back in january, 2003 r t, steve sweeney. as they extended recap. 20 years ago us president george w bush tried to convince the world the iraqi leader, saddam hussein was hiding weapons of mass destruction. and that he had the evidence to prove it. the phrase w. m. d, entered the lexical with politicians, repeating it over and over again. despite in fact, knowing that they didn't actually exist in iraq as the own intelligence services told them, while you and weapons inspectors also said that they found no evidence of w. m days. none of doors turned up with ins of mass distraction and you've been surprised and said you were surprised that that was the case. do you believe the information that gave you was good information to be got? i got a good many, a trip says 2 sites to go to and we went to many of them by the only and 3 of those cases the, the find in the thing and in none of these cases was left us on mass destruction. so that shook maybe i met and while beating the drums of war, washington ignored last hfs by iraq to n

economic pressure on moscow over the past year, russia was able to stabilize its economy. 40 steep sweeney takes us through how we've all seen. the sensation is headlines moscow's ground to a halt and completely shut down. life in russia will never be the same again. and the country has once more retreated behind the iron curtain. while i'm here in the capital, i with the opportunity to show you what life is really like here on the ground. and a spoiler is very different from the so called iron curtain portrayed in the western media. first of all, no, we are not hit by some kind of social media blackout cut off from the outside world . a good vpn gets you everything you need. i'm even up to speed with the latest goings on in our what square of the february, the 24th. the news came flooding in about shot some businesses leaving the country in some kind of mass exodus. if you believe the headlines there were no shops left in russia at all, but that's not quite true. many of those that didn't leave did so at great cost, but more than 1000 foreign companies are still doing business here in rus

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i corresponded steve sweeney wrapping up his hours weekly edition hero naughty international. so good to have your company here on the weekend program. thank you for joining us. a lot of heavy hitting stories in the past 24 hours with a force over the past week as well. we will address all of them for you when we return at the thomas with ah, let, i was gonna just put on there, then you don't you have any mutual go log in to that nice. i'm with denise dillard . yeah, i got that. i got 3 will read to that and then also use the mouth movable when they fill that with a voltage through my we group, where does it if god forbid you need it because it is. anyway, i did it on the but it still by now don't you the key addition because well it exactly because it was my you only can neglect which moves and he's not but i am a.

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waters on the eve of the holiday after a church service or lucky correspondence this year was steep. sweeney who brave the elements to take the plunge himself was predicted, the temperature has dropped slightly. i can feel rain floating down to my body, but i am making my way now to the ice poland. i'm going to get myself into the freezing cold water. there are men and women of all ages. they're here to day and many a row already made the plunge into the icy water and the skews of people. now, as you can see, i'm prepared it's, it's very, very cold. and this is, as i've said, this is about the celebration of epiphany, which is an commemorating the baptism of jesus christ. there are many health benefits that come with diving into the waters home told i'm, i'm about to go in. so i'll let you know what it's like when i come out and, and, and how i feel i, with i feel a little bit invigorated. it's quite refreshing getting into the water and i'm plunging my head on the 3 times. i can see the benefits of it and i can see why many people come here and do this every year. i'm not promising the i wi

steve sweeney there. now as 2023 begins, people around the globe are looking ahead to a positive year. that's after 12 months of mass protest, military conflicts. further forward from the pandemic and all amid a deepening economic crisis, my colleague nikki, or an earlier discussed the prospects for the new year with a number of guest. just when i think i have figured that the human race has somehow exhausted, every possible means of destroying itself, or it's cultural rigid or it's saturday. i'm disappointed because there's a new way. no, i think things are going to be much worse. and, but the only thing that will help most people is the diluted effect of the social media platforms which allow people to recess and to revert from reality can go into la la land and take pictures of their food. while society collapses famous, the astrologer nostradamus, he made many interesting and unusual prophecies, as we know, he said, to predict the 3rd world war being on the horizon next year. what's your take on that

yeah, interesting report from our auntie correspondence, steve sweeney that wrapping up his outs program on auto international. thanks so much for joining us here for the show. a lot of our stores getting updates as we speak, check out asi dot com, otherwise the plethora about his telegram channels can join us when we return to talk with ah ah ah . with hello and welcome to cross stock. were all things are considered? i am peter labelle. how will the conflict in ukraine and to cease fire, armesis frozen conflict or defeat, or either ukraine or russia? this is the question so called big tanks all across the western world are asking the problem with this approach that it lacks intellectual and moral honesty.

steve sweeney. steve, what more can you tell us about this phone call between the 2 presidents? what thank you. yes, i mean, perhaps on surprisingly, one of the main topic of discussion was the ongoing conflict in ukraine. they spoke particularly about the meeting between ukrainian or russian human rights commission is in the turkish capital ankara, and also the issue of prisoner exchanges in which turkey has previously played a mediating role. now let me put into attention to the destructive role of kevin in that conflict, and particularly through attention to the flow of weapons into crime, particularly from the west. and he also mentioned ukraine's hypocrisy rejecting, i see saw propose also that the ukranian people, the russian people could celebrate the orthodox christmas. there again, they spoke about the so called grain deal, which was also mediated by turkey, which was unlocking the black sea port to crucial russian fertilizes. i'm great, now of course both leaders have been critical of the,

let's get more on this from our correspondent, steve sweeney. steve, tell us more about this phone call between the presidents and what was discussed? well, naturally, as you'd expect, the pam exchange views on the ongoing conflict in ukraine. they focused on a recent meeting in the took his capital and cro, between the ukranian and russian human rights commissioners. and also they discussed prisoner exchanges, which turkey has previously mediated. vladimir putin highlighted the destructive roll of the key key of government and also the constant flow in the increasing flow in fact, of western military equipment into the country. he also criticized the rejection of a sci fi proposal during the orthodox christmas, which was rejected again. bye bye bye kiev. did they touch upon the grain deal during our conversation, steve? yes, they did. they discuss the grain deal, which was again negotiated mediated by turkey, which saw the blocking of black c port to allow the shipment of grain and rushing fertilizers. both leaders have been very critical of th

james sweeney. a thing, yelled i, if i ali has managed to get bureau back into this proud pride of lions together with saskia. the prodigal son will be coaching kids on a regular basis, so greg, get out of time will tell how poor x story continues. but he did keep coming to the club after we stopped filming. to pick him up. that's it's a handy. i always hear things like, oh no, southgate don't hit me until i to my son. i then ask people, if they've ever done any boxing or i know what it actually involves them young. and if they say no, then for me the conversation is over. ah, which is a healthy benefit, which one to tease on this episode we focus on nutrition will explain which diet really help you lose weight. it's a sweet is an effective sugar substitute and how the wrong food damage all teeth in good shape. next on d w. good bye winter. hello sign with the climate and the owner is pretty mild in winter and i won't do properly explore this region and you get to come along to the south of portugal

like olivia and sweeney a thing in the yellow life. i ali has managed to get bureau back into this proud pride of lions together with saskia. the prodigal son will be coaching kids on a regular basis. rec, get on time will tell how poor x story continues, but he did keep coming to the club after we stopped filming. to think of my that suzanne the i always hear things like, oh no. saskia don't hit me until i unless i then ask people if they've ever done any boxing or i know what it actually involves in than than young people and they say no. then for me, the conversation is over. a good bye winter. hello, sign in with the climate in the oligarchy is pretty mild in winter, and i won't do properly explore this region. and you get to come along with the south of portugal. that looks good. with d. w. a secret war that began over 40 years ago has been waging relentlessly even until today the war between iran on one side and on the other israel in the united states. we explored the roots of this conflict. in the 1st part of our documentary, t

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like a little and sweeney a thing. yeah. life i ali has managed to get laura back into this proud pride of lions together with saskia. the prodigal son will be coaching kids on a regular basis. rec, get on time. will tell how poor x story continues, but he did keep coming to the club after we stop filming to pick him up. that's it's a hand the i always hear things like, oh no, saskia. don't hit me, angela. unless i then ask people if they've ever done any boxing, or i know what it actually involves than, than young people. and they say, no. been for me the conversation is sir. ah, making the headlines and what's behind them. d. w, news, africa. they show that was the issue in the continent. life is slowly getting back to normal. yeah. we're on the street to give you in the report on the inside our correspond that was on the ground reporting from across the continent and all the trends doesn't matter to you next to on d w. hello, welcome is your favorite show. 97 percent. i promise here we have a show when notes of high

corresponding this year with steve sweeney who brave the elements to take the plunge himself. well as predicted, the temperature has dropped slightly. i can feel rain floating down on my body, but i am making my way now to the ice poland. i am going to get myself into the freezing cold water. there are a men or women of all ages. they're here to day, and many a row already made the plunge into the icy water under kuza people. now as you can see, i'm prepared it's, it's very, very cold. and this is, as i've said, this is about the celebration of epiphany, which is an commemorating the baptism of jesus christ. there are many health benefits that come with diving into the water. so i'm told i'm i'm about to go in, so i'll let you know what it's like when i come out and, and, and how i feel oh i hear with i feel a little bit invigorated. it's quite refreshing getting into the water and i'm plunging my head on the 3 times. i can see the benefits of it. and i can see why many people come here and do this every year. are not promising the i will come back and do it again. you can see

it's only minus 5, but well down to steve sweeney. and that's it for. and i from the our team use for him, but our programs, they're just getting going see what showing right ahead. oh we're with a nice job with them over in from t v. i think put them on the dollar home. you know, if the mayor you visit a little more empty. we'll say a little, i'm just saying it the main dinner with big and i will just because the big noticed with in south keep it was an eastern province of the democratic republic of congo, which hunting here has been commonplace for decades. according to local custom, anyone who practices, witchcraft is burned alive, will mention efficiently. it's illegal. but human rights activists say the case numbers. i'm not going down in congress. which executions instigated by them because he psychics who, according to the more educated population, take advantage of gullibility. with source period char, and when everything that's happened, must have an explanation like good or bad things. people must explain why it exists . and the 1st a was a ch

so you play title roles in the phantom of the opera, sweeney todd. wicked. what was it like when you heard that you had the role of neil diamond? >> a bit overwhelming frankly. the show is about neil diamond. it's his life. antenna rehearsals in new york. in front of that person seven or eight feet away. it's hard not to think about what does he think and how is he reacting to this and does he hate me or love me or something in between? >>reporter: neil diamond toward her for nearly 50 years but in 2018 he was forced to stop after being diagnosed with parkinson's disease. he says my heart and soul would tour until the day i die only my body would cooperate. what input did neil have in the show? i understand you went to his house with a draft of this musical? >> i was misled. i was told to deliver it but when i got there they seated me at a table and say can you perform the entire musical for me? here we go. we went through the whole thing. it was terrifying but at the end, he said get your producer on the telephone. we call the producer and he spoke into the

you know, what i mean was not he is ashley sweeney theater. e as in go yeah. tropical. mm. mm hm. after the collapse of the wall. so a treaty organization, nato expanded east, despite having promised not to but they did. nato said it's ours. we moved east international law exist as long as it serves american interest. if it doesn't, it doesn't exist. so truthfully, there's no such thing as international law. since the soviet union is collapse, the usa has been surrounding new russia with a belt of hostile nations pop liberal swans, and in order to come knocked the inch dot com tub. gus is on the own stand, vin follow not high. t on our price is in and talk, a lender should oh, the co revolutions is a strategy to overthrow these regimes install puppets. and that are there from that point forward are very susceptible to influence kurdistan, georgia and ukraine. these countries were targeted by the george h w bush, or george w bush, the senior vice president of ronald reagan and bribed with hundreds of millions of dollars. and these monies were given the countries in exchange for the

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that as a red line in relations with russia and even predicted eminent, she conflicts ortiz, steve sweeney, has the story. we are not a threat to russia. security. many western politicians have repeatedly said some even believe it, i guess, but not moscow. perhaps because it has flashbacks from 30 years ago, when it received an ironclad assurance from the u. s. that nature would not expand eastward, not wanting to take said, but look at the map. since the promise was made 14 new countries of join the military alliance, more countries were on the waiting list, closer and closer to russia's borders. unsung said the wiki leaks cables, we now know those fall back as 2005. they knew the ukraine's membership was a red line for russia. and it could even trigger a wall. gordon, montana warned that the question of ukrainian accession to nato remained extremely sensitive for moscow and concluded that if there remained one potential cause for war in europe, it was ukraine in 2008, then u. s embassy to, to russia. i'm covering the c. i, a director william burns, had this to say ukraine, and george is

steve sweeney bringing us just some of the stories from the decades long conflict. you can find more of those on our website, including former un weapons inspector, scott ritter chronicling his own attempts, chip, or event that we'll touch in many other aspects of that conflict towards the coming months and our special coverage on the 20th anniversary of one of america's longest, this is internet. mm hm. ah, senior kid i searching the 2nd with them, they made it to the set them on wonder the african skin molena georgia. laugh seem like georgia meta, what paper shuts it up. so what's the warning in the pity met mister? wouldn't she didn't? she said brad, sent to flittering african militia. what's typically up to the set them gun mirabella, but they being nitric recipient, put that in pseudo. so actual that there's an applicant is acceptable, but they're being at that ball with that more video as me except watching crash or when you my media stuff that you're going to stepping on board a. she has a reset. what subordination, i'm not sure what dish is. i missed that th

conversation between the russian and take his presidency, spoke on the phone on monday, and he said, steve sweeney has to be so the pay exchange views on the ongoing conflict in ukraine. they particularly spoke about the recent beating in the turkish capital ankara between the ukrainian or russian human rights commissioners. and they also discussed the prisoner exchange, which had previously been mediated by turkey. vladimir putin was critical of the destructive role of the government and the ongoing flow of weapons and military equipment from the west. he also sharply criticize the rejection of a sci fi proposal by ukraine during the orthodox christmas. now, of course, they discuss the so called grania what to the game mediated by turkey. and it was aimed unlocking the black support and allowing the shipment of grain and russian fertilizers. now the 2 leaders have been very critical of that. they are saying that most of the shipments have failed to reach the poorest countries. again, importantly, they spoke about turkish cb and relations. and there been some major developments here. as the 2 coun

the west responsible for the ensuing consequences. arthur correspondent steep sweeney shed some light ukraine could be set to receive deadly radio out to weapons in the west. as part of the latest surge of weaponry in the nighttime proxy war and russia, moscow says it would consider such munitions, a dirty bomb, warning, western sponsors of calves war machine against encouraging nuclear provocations of black bile. while promising a severe response, we know that lipper 2 tanks, as well as bradley and martyr armored fighting vehicles can use to pleaded uranium shells, which can contaminate terrain just like it happened in yugoslavia and iraq. if kia were to be supplied with such munitions for the use in western heavy military hardware, we would regarded as the use of dirty and clear bombs against russia. with all the consequences that entails washington has refused to rule out supplying care with depleted uranium. as part of its tank in a package speaking during a white house press conference, an unnamed senior government official wouldn't be drawn on the issue as the reporter noted, fi

steve sweeney bringing us just some of the stories from the decades long conflict. you indeed can find more on our website. r t dot com, including former un weapons inspector, scott ritter chronicling his own attempts to prevent the war. in touch, in many other aspects of the conflict as well, drive the coming months in our special coverage. the 20th anniversary of one of america's longest. of course, this is parking internet a ah ah, ah, we're all aware of whistleblowers whose lives are permanently changed when they make their revelations. many had to prison. many never work in their fields of expertise, ever again. many lose friends, family and the respected their peers. so why is it that some whistleblowers get the red carpet treatment? why are some lauded by congress and the media will look at the double standard between whistleblowers, who risk everything and people whom the media liked to paul whistleblowers, who are little more than corporate spokespeople or individuals hoping to make a political point. i'm john, carry out who you're watching the whistleblowe

on august 9, the crew of major charles sweeney dropped a fatman atomic bomb in the translation of fatanese city of nagasaki. the fat man hung 4.5 tons and had a power of 20 km. the city was really very unlucky. the main target for the bombing was kakura, the alternate target was yakohama. and nagasaki was already the most reserve alternate target, but it so happened that day that there was bad weather, a cloud completely closed the cities of japan and the bomber that flew from the aircraft carrier. he flew for a long time with this bomb, and over the corn he was still looking for a gap between the clouds. there was one more curious detail. well how can i tell you curious for me. it's just uh, a shocking detail. uh, why didn't they immediately drop the bomb, because they were waiting for the second plane with a movie camera from filmmakers who were supposed to shoot beautifully. uh, everything, this whole process, because when the first bomb was dropped on hiroshima somehow they didn't think about it. and so they decided when i would drop the second bomb. it should be. uh, not just uh,

but it's amazing what different strong most makes, even though fundamental and changed a steve or sweeney rules how job inches example, just the tip of the iceberg. the whole covered controversy. a new study linking defies a job to possible strokes, shows joker, which was probably right to be concerned, more than 10000000 doses of covey vaccines have been administered. and about $6.10 people globally have had it, at least once the vaccine was developed in record time. with skeptics, questioning its production, feeling that possible side effects and efficacy could not possibly have been tested the u. s. center for disease control and prevention has now found that people age 65 and older were more likely to have an ischemic stroke 21 days after receiving the fire a shot. but health officials reassure the public saying that it is very unlikely that it represents a clinical risk. adding that more investigation is needed while pfizer downplayed concerns, may suffice air and bane tack near to see to see other u. s. foot and drug administration, and observe similar findings across numerous adam

the country that began in the late hours on friday and continued into this morning . archie steve sweeney will take us further through moscow celebration of this winter holiday season. ah, per year. or as we say here in russia. no, them go them. britain for time prime minister winston churchill famously describe russia as a riddle, wrapped in a mystery inside in an enigma. in many ways he was right. russia spans 11 time zones. bouldering europe to the west. and as far as china in the east were here in the russian capital, moscow, which is my home for the last 6 months. and i'm going to show you some of my favorite sports in it. fantastic city. we're in. so sky square, where vladimir elliott, you will, you know, better known as lenin, made many thunderous speeches. but today is transformed into a winter wonderland with many fantastic crystal small kids. ah, we're here in all of us, moscow's main tourist st. roughly the equivalent to london docks of 3, it is full of pub balls, restaurants and shops, setting souvenirs. and today is a bustling and lively stream as russians celebrate the winte

particular person call you, but it's amazing what difference 12 month my, even though my changed it saved, sweeney explores how joke of is. example is just the tip of the iceberg for the of the whole code of the whole code control, se more than 10000000000 doses of covey vaccines have been administered. and about 6 and 10 people globally have had it, at least once the vaccine was developed in record time with skeptics, questioning its production, feeling that possible side effects and efficacy could not possibly have been tested the u. s. center for disease control and prevention has now found that people age 65 and older were more likely to have an ischemic stroke while pfizer downplayed concerns. may suffice air and bane tack no to see to see or the us food and drug administration had observed similar findings across numerous adamant to insistence in b u. s. and globally. and there is no evidence to conclude that ischemic stroke is associated with the use of the company's coven 19 vaccines. the latest developments will be welcomed by those whose voices have been drowned out and silenced amid gro

so there's now freedom of speech and lot. villa sweeney or stony and this is nothing new. we've been living in this relative for at least 10 years. detention of murat consent is simply more pra, he's being held in suspicion of violating anti russian sanctions. and that is curious as well. blocking media like r, t or other outlets of their se subordinate group. lot phase being tricky when it comes to journalists. it doesn't sense to them openly, but journalists are facing charges, an economic crimes of alleged violations of sanctions. well, of course it's all nonsense morocco, sam isn't done, and it sanctions with and neither other organizations he worked with. so what happened to him as an intimidation, active ended, anyone prepared to work with or speak to the russian media, isn't to mandation through fabricated criminal cases. despite these cases being fabricated with no legal basis, they bring some real problems to people. at the moment, reporting to 6 and journalists faced the same church doesn't law, should be protected by international law, not targeted by those who