yaroslav, have you seen the column, by the way, by thomas friedman, do you agree with his theses, whatld it lead to if it is not possible to unblock aid to ukraine. well, nadia is the last to die, today at 12:00 washington time, and at 19:00 kyiv time another bill was put to the vote to replace the one that was... failed yesterday by the republicans in the senate, it did not get 60 votes, as was planned, in principle, because it was such a collective bill, a collective hodgepodge, where it was not only about aid to foreign countries, which is very important for ukraine, and about overcoming the migration crisis, now this draft law will be put to a vote only with regard to international aid. 118 billion dollars, of which 60 billion is provided for ukraine, 14 billion for israel, and there is still money for of the indo-pacific region, it is primarily for taiwan, to strengthen its defense capabilities, of course this day will be very important, thursday, because this week , in principle, it is necessary to complete this procedure, only the senate, if it votes. today , let's very much hop

jeremy ward criticized new york times that published thomas friedman's piece called understanding the gc, and and there are the eggs that are laid in the caterpillars, which are... to torch us all right, put us on fire, get rid of us. if anyone else was talking about this on the other camp, talking like this about the zionist entity, all hell would have broken loose, it's not just about racism, it's a it's a misreading of the region, it's just a it's an intentional misreading of the situation, it's as if this is a bar, it's barbaric, it's in our nature to be barbaric, it's being published by the new york times right? definitely uh something to to uh open eye, like it's a grave eye opener for people who constantly read uh such mainstream media, such propaganda, but i think you have one more gift for us, i do, by one of our all-time favorite friends, um, a facebook post by hanania naftali, not only an israeli influencer, but spokesman for the israeli occupation army, who has 1.3 million followers on facebook, so he posted a photo of destroyed neighborhood in gaza, captioned, this is wha

well, i would suggest, you referred to thomas friedman, uh, he interviewed tony blincan about two weeks ago. "you have to see the video, just two minutes of it and you'll see he ask the question to blinken and then blinken starts talking and and friedman is one of those bobbing heads, he goes so you have to see the visual, okay? yeah, so uh, this is not intractable, the security council of the un is meeting tomorrow, okay, and the us and the uk." will be in the dock for what they have been doing in terms of uh attacking uh iran backed got to always remember to say iran back the militias and so forth in iraq and syria. the question is um is there some sort of tasid agreement not to hit iran itself. that's big. there seems to be, although tony sullivan. would not admit to that today during his meet the press interview, there's one other really major factor here and that is, that is russia and china, which i always advert to, because that's what i grew up with. okay, now russia's got a stake here, there is a treaty between russia and iran that is just about to be signed and concluded, it i

thomas friedman add in his article for the new york times, the middle east resistance network came into being on february 1st 1979 when ayatollah ruhullah komeini flew into tehran from is capping an iranian revolution that gave birth to the iranian islamic republic that would attempt to drive america out of the region and israel out of existence. and thank you for being with us and i invite you to go back to our main narrative. the islamic revolution was a revolt against imposed order in the region established after the second world war. the iranian nation did not want to remain under the yoke of global arrogance, neither the east. north the west, the country resented imperialism of any kind. we asked mr. bahonar to elaborate on this revolutionary slogan. in no countries, even in no revolutions other than the islamic revolutions such slogan was chanted, not even in cuba, libya or iraq. they couldn't even imagine chanding such slogan. they thought that they had to be either with the eastern block or the western block. but iran insisted its stance and disrupted the status quo. back then i

jeremy ward criticized new york times that published thomas friedman's piece called understanding thels for more genocide essentially in west asia, because he believes that the islamic revolutionary guard is the wasp, and that the wasp can only be dealt with if you burn down the whole jungle, aka the entire middle east, so we are animals, where we live is a jungle, and the wasp is the r is the ir gc, and and there are the eggs that are laid in the caterpillar. so he needs to torch us all, put us on fire, get rid of us. if anyone else was talking about this on the other camp, talking like this about the zionist entity, all hell would have broken loose dis, it's not just about racism, it's a it's a misreading of the region, it's just a it's an intentional misreading of the situation, it's as if this is a bar, it's barbaric, it's in our nature to be barbaric, it's being published by the new york. right, definitely uh something to to uh open eye, like it's a grave eye opener for people who constantly read uh such mainstream media, such uh propaganda, but i think you have one more gift for

holonka's article appeared in the new york times, by thomas friedman, a three-time pulitzer prize winner the way, and a respected journalist and such an opinion leader in america, who writes that this week will actually go down in history, and he writes about this particular vote, about restoring or not restoring, blocking further aid to ukraine, he says that in fact this is, well, in fact this is... the same thing that happened at one time before the second world war, and this decision will literally depend on which there will be not only america, of the future , but even the whole world, is this not an exaggeration , an understatement on the part of a well-known american journalist, on the one hand, but on the other hand, is this exactly how americans perceive it, who, according to the latest polls, 2/3 do not support the actions of republicans in congress. i think he got it 100% right because today is about confrontation, today is about leadership of the united states of america, about solidarity, about unity within the united states, about solidarity of the united states and europe,

so as a lion now that was thomas friedman in the new york times, as united states, as the lion of the jungle. i am using the jungle reference here. now, looking at the united states, they're more like a scavenger, the way that they act inside of the middle east and they have done nothing good for the region. they have blown to pieces, eoc, syria, libya, spanish, done. people in love and on also understand that the united states played a great role in the collapse of the country and the, the likes of france. also, it played a massive role in the collapse of their country. the people in the region know what is happening. and now the united states is weaker militarily and the forces in the region can finally fight back. and so this is the sort of lashing out that we see where the so called inc, collusive and diverse western governments. that's a like to tell you that they're anti racist. come out with all of the rhetoric which they've been holding back and just hiding away. and it's been in the shadows the entire time. right now. uh, if we create a scenario here, what do you think the re

know the people that i always tried to propagate and the bite in administration positions like thomas friedman, another. they tried to create a great deal of noise and around normalization, while in fact the saudis does not seem to have moved away from their stated position. mm hm. yeah. this how do you say there will be no normalization of relations with israel until the promised and in issue as result, human says it will not stop a tax on his really ships until the war in gaza is over. why isn't the us hearing what these countries are saying? well, i knew this this way that they nice the, basically the ones to ignore that the entire world is calling for a ceasefire and gaza. the whole world. the sees what is going on and gaza at the american people by large majority calling for an a ceasefire. and guys, i'm for a minute and it has to enter in everything that we hear and read and so on. you know, every statement that has made it shows that there's a back to, there is a real and, and strong connection between what happens. in other words, see what happens. and in bases, the american bases all

controversial and has been making the rounds of the new york times. recently publish an opinion piece by thomas friedman. now this one was called understanding the middle east through the animal kingdom. i can see by your facial expressions of how you feel about it. probably about friedman for the, the us as the old line and the king of the middle east jungle. and he also compared iran to a parasitic wasps. and him as to a trap door spider that digs tunnels and leaves in wait when you hear rhetoric like that, we hear language like that. how does it affect you? how does it affect the community? this sends a message that a and t out of bigotry that a sama fob. yeah. but these are acceptable forms of, of, of hate. cuz i'm not sure to what other can infinity. so it's headlines would be acceptable . you know, we talked about the new york times fees. there was another wall uh, wall street journal opinion piece written by the editorial board after the city of chicago board of trustees for and the headline red city of chicago both for how mass. um, you know, under what world are these headlines permissible unde

meanwhile, long-time "new york times" columnist thomas friedman penned an op-ed titled "understandingmiddle east through the animal kingdom" in which he compared iran to a parasitoid wasp, writing, "we have no counterstrategy that safely and efficiently kills the wasp without setting fire to the whole jungle." michigan congressmember and the only palestinian-american u.s. lawmaker rashida tlaib said, "this is blatant islamophobia and anti-arab racism that puts people's lives in danger." in texas, a man attacked four young muslim americans who were driving home from a protest for palestinian rights in austin on sunday. three of the victims are sunday. -- three of the victims are palestinian-americans, including a 23-year-old who was stabbed after the attacker pulled them out of the car. they say the suspect, who has been identified as bert james baker, yelled obscenities, including the n-word, and tried to rip a keffiyeh hanging from the car. the council on american-islamic relations, cair, is calling on authorities to charge baker with hate crimes, saying -- "those responsible for thi

you may be read the book the world is flat by thomas friedman, and i think that's always been more of a promise than a reality. i think that the world today is still very deeply unequal place. there are lots of complex reasons for. but i also think it's true that technology has enriched the world and has spread opportunity. so if web. one democratized access to information and web to democratize access to publishing, web three empowers people with a new toolkit to move and store value to own assets and to build wealth on a globally a level playing field and a globally level labor market. so if technology makes the world flatter but i think web3 is going to be a steam and it's going to flatten power structures and change our world in profound and, unexpected ways. the book is called web3 charting the internet's next economic, cultural frontier. and i really love the word frontier for a lot of reasons. some are for experts all linked. some frontiers require vast amounts of capital. you know, climbing mount everest, venturing to the moon and so forth. and frontiers present their fair sha

and then shifting over to thomas friedman in today's "new york times."artisan immigration bill incomes have the potential to redefine the world that we inhabit but the gop bumper sticker he says trump first put in second and america therapy if you want to read his column of the "new york times." back to your phone calls. new hampshire, independent. good morning. >> caller: hi, good morning and thank you for taking my call. i have two comments. first, first of all i want to comment on the decision that the appeals court made on donald trump which i think was a very good decision. he is not about the law. nobody is above the law. as far as the insurrection that he caused, number one, i am not excusing the people. they had no reason to be there. there's no excuse for them to be there. but why should they all face prosecution and he gets away with it scot-free? it's not fair. he insurrection that whole thing. thing. he started that whole ride. he ate them all on. and as far as the vote yesterday on my aukus, that was nothing a clown show. they are all so up

big gets it, and it's level of phobic. meanwhile, his opinion column is for the new york times, thomas friedman has published a piece describing the middle east as an animal kingdom. like in some us to a trump, the spider and it's ready. prime minister benjamin netanyahu to us to fuck a lima. that's bringing layla about who use the campaign manager for. listen to michigan vote uncommitted movement to protest. that's his being critique the biden administration, of course, and she joins his life in dearborn, michigan if i won't welcome to use it. according to this bull street journal opinion piece, the spawn told is there just to repeat. dearborn is quote, america's to have capital to go through the full out. i mean, it's century comment like the and i'm, i'm absolutely rooted in briefing them and discriminate and, and really a, a way to uh, you know, discount everyone or kids and work with them, your game and in united think so whole part injury. so those types of fragments could be rejected. and, you know, we expect from a president, joe biden, his ministration in the democratic party, and the

shifting over to thomas friedman and "-- in "the new york times," saying that the bill has the potential to redefine the world, but the republican bumper sticker says america third. if you would like to read his column in "the new york times." back to your phone calls, gary in new hampshire, independent. good morning. caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. i have two comments. first of all, i want to comment on the decision that the appeals were made on donald trump, which i think was a good decision. he is not above the law. nobody is above the law. as far as the direction he caused, number one, i am not excusing the people. they had no reason to be there. there is no excuse for them to be there, but why should they all face prosecution and he gets away with it scot-free? it is not fair. he interacted that whole thing. he started that whole riot. as far as the vote yesterday on mayorkas, that was nothing but a clown show. they are all so donald trump's rear end so badly, it is not funny. who is the boss? the republican party or donald trump? it is about time people got a

well, i would suggest, you referred to thomas friedman, he interviewed tony blincan about two weeks agou have to see the video, just two minutes of it, and you'll see he asked the question to blincon, and then blinken starts talk and and...