toby, how is all of this being viewed in washington? says this is a peace mission. >> well, it may be a peace mission, but for china, it's a peace mission for a piece of the russian economy, for a lot of russian energy, and for many things that are much more important to china than the fate of ukraine. and the alternative reality that we see in the kremlin in a meeting like this does not reflect the fact that russia is a declining power, in terms of china, and china's biggest fear is that russia will not be able to handle the war in ukraine and it will lead to instability. china's fear has always been instability. on the part of many different countries. and i really think you're seeing a change in many relationships. just remember what's happening in the room is important, image is important for both public, certainly for putin's public, having been declared a war criminal last week and having closed having called memorial, which is a an organization dedicated to exposing soviet problems in the 1930s and 1940s, having closed it this we

let me bring in toby and ask this question at the end of the day. will this warrant, practically speaking, ever be executed? it's entirely possible that it could be executed. obviously, whether russia acknowledges the existence of the jurisdiction of the i. c. c is completely irrelevant. it still does have jurisdiction of crimes that have have occurred in, in ukraine. no, it russia is on like the hand over it's friday. it's a nuclear arm country, isn't the former yugoslavia, right? you know, so and so, so it's unlikely that that will voluntarily surrender to the i c c, despite what the state is coming out, but that obviously has very strong defense to this as, as that the mr. mark off is already stated, but the fact the matter is if he travels outside of his borders, if he travels to a state that is also a member of the i, c. c, there is a risk that he could be handed over and, and the next trip that he has planned is in august to go to south africa for the brit summit. it may well be, and south africa has recently withdrawn its own withdrawal from

s. concerns but this toby meeting did expand, but i will ship that in a minute. i want to touch on something that you just spoke about, that this level of instability, as you say, a hugely long border. let's throw this to survey and i want to take a pod a little bit. this chinese piece plan is 12 point piece plan and has been criticized in many places including in washington, but not being a road map to peace for not being concrete enough. how is it being viewed in moscow? in moscow, this chain is because it's not so much for him, but more of a few others . and those are because from our point of view each i'm kind of see on the hor, to reinstall ration people from all. you could say. busy people were really interesting about because this war would be, this is, this is, was not what you bought, this war between the united states of america. and if you like me to give you a completion of the great wrongful solvent with you when united states or restaurant detroit or creed, and it was a dictatorship and will be and you put it in your, in your, you putting it on a p

is toby gassy? she is a specialist in russia, u. s. relations. she's also a former special assistant to president bill clinton and a former senior director for russia, ukraine, and duration states at the us national security council. a warm welcome to you all . thank you so much for joining us today on inside story. i believe this was what the 40th time that person and she have met. that's quite remarkable. i know they've previously celebrated birthdays together, may dumplings together have pledged their friendship without limits. so again, i know you have been very close with present person in the past. how would you characterize the she person relationship? why do you see it? because they respect the shower, much wonder which see because he is managing huge. she reaches almost vision, trying to work with all that are not you developing come what to expect when much because why and what we can move out tonight. if she compare, what we're doing is we're mostly we just life such as buying down towards the microphone or i'm going to say very quiet

c is toby, gassy. she is a specialist and russia u. s. relations. she's also a former special assistant to president bill clinton and a former senior director for russia, ukraine, and duration states at the u. s. national security council. a warm welcome to you all. thank you so much for joining us today. and inside story, i believe this was what the 40th time and that person and she had met. that's quite remarkable. i know they have previously celebrated birthdays together, made dumplings together and pledged their friendship without limits. sorry, i know you have been very close with present person in the past. how would you characterize the she prison relationship? why do you see it? because the shower and a much wonder putting those that see because he is managing huge. she reaches almost china, dora and char, not you develop income, what it is very much because we really like that. and we can move out if she compare what we're doing, which is where we just live, such as buying down or so it's a macro. and all, i'm going to say very quiet, you m

plus my sitdown with seven-time grammy winning musician on toby mac. all right now on "fox news sund sunday". >> shannon: hello from "fox news sunday" in washington. we are waking up to news on multiple fronts this, mo. lasts night former president donald trump lashed out at the manhattan district attorney. he is fuming. and u.s. troops in syria on high alert after the u.s. and pro-iranian groups traded fire in recent days, designs for deterrents new concern about escalation in a volatile area. more on those stories coming to you in minutes. we begin with the deadly tornado that ripped through the mississippi delta late friday. two dozen have died and governor christopher reeves declared a state of emergency. robert is live in one of the hardest hit areas. robert. >> good morning from rolling fork, not far from the mississippi river, look at the destruction behind me, scenes like this all over this town and devastation and terror from this tornado began friday night about 8 p.m. central and you see this right now, shannon, it is projectiles like this f

toby, where do stand on the. toby, where do you stand on the. opposed rent well, i'm opposed to rent controls, which is what effectively is proposed effectively is being proposed in this bill. why the problem? we have a have in this country is a shortage of housing, including a shortage of housing, including a shortage rental shortage of rental accommodation. that's why, in part, higher than they part, rents are higher than they should be. and the way to address that is to not life address that is to not make life more landlords, more difficult for landlords, because to because then you're not going to have people coming forward have more people coming forward and properties to rent. and creating properties to rent. they're not going to become buy to let landlords , they're not to let landlords, they're not going to rent rooms in their property if they rent them property if they can't rent them for market price but to for the market price but have to go market price because go onto the market price because of this bill. so i don't think it's goi

toby a bit less toby yeah, i'm a bit less sympathetic than laurie . i mean sympathetic than laurie.n , i don't quite understand the argument that if you're dyslexic , you have difficulty reading on a clock face. and he says, you know, he often misread his alarm clock in the morning. and that's why he struggles to turn up to work on time. but, you know, if it's an alarm clock, presumably the going off. so even the alarm is going off. so even if misread reading the if you're misread reading the time clock face still time on the clock face still know it's time to up and go know it's time to get up and go to and it's i think it is to work. and it's i think it is kind of offensive to people who suffer from far more debilitating disabilities, people serious mobility people with serious mobility issues, who do to turn up on work to on time to allow this guy this latitude because he's got a diagnosis of dyslexia. and as someone who is involved in schools, i help set up for free schools. i run a multi—academy trust. i mean, i'm sure is a trust. i'm i mean, i'm sure is a real condition but th

should he apologise, toby? he should apologise , but i do think that if he wants to go back into the match of the day chair, then he should probably agree to abide by the same social media that applies to all the other employees . do to all the other employees. do you think he should apologise? paul not if he doesn't really believe that he's done anything wrong. i'm completely against the idea that people should be compelled to apologise for things they things where they believe they were then were in the right because then the becomes the apology just becomes meaningless. think meaningless. frankly, i do think there's argument to say whole there's an argument to say whole thing is a bit of a mess and to a certain degree in lineker's defence, are not any defence, if there are not any clear around clear guidelines around freelancers , around people freelancers, around people outside and current outside of news and current affairs, and that debate has been a certain been going on to a certain degree , then he cou

well do you come at this at toby?his case because it's a free speech case. so, baroness fox reached out to ask for help and we've been looking into what happened. and she was to give a speech, to give a speech at the royal holloway debating society . the student union got wind of this and they said it was a breach of their no platform for hate speech policy because she had retweeted a joke by ricky gervais and the student union. then browbeat, bullied , put the then browbeat, bullied, put the debating society under enormous pressure, said it would be protests that the security costs would be astronomical and eventually they just decided they had no choice but to cancel it. and the irony is that the higher education freedom speech bill, which will make it slightly harder to no platform speakers at universities in england, is currently being debated today in the of lords and often the response of various lib dem and labour peers, even some conservative peers, even some conservative peers, is that there is no speech cris

but toby, isn't it free speech that really changes things.ually matters . argument actually matters. whereas going on to a motorway gantry and stopping the traffic doesn't. yes, i think . right. doesn't. yes, i think. right. i don't think it i don't think the tactics of these extreme environmentalists actually help their cause and often they were trying to shut down free. so they made a lot of noise outside they made a lot of noise outside the offices. i think tufton street headquarters of various right of centre lobby groups. and they at one point stop newspapers being distribute to by, you know, newspaper publisher is so obstructing people's free speech, attacking people's free speech, attacking people who have a different point of view to you. i don't think that's the way to win the argument to the public square. one further point on this, jacob i don't take the labour party who are revelling this who are revelling in this report, to el report, comparing us to el salvador. take their salvador. i don't take their criticism of this particula

so toby is the restrictions. so toby is the great iowa guinea of this partygate farce .ly a complete joke in the first place. you yes, he wouldn't be in pickle if he hadnt wouldn't be in pickle if he hadn't imposed these absolutely absurd rules in the first place in which he himself, as did many people, including me , found it people, including me, found it very difficult to stick to and. one of the frustrating things about all the hoopla today surrounding this privileges committee show trial is that it's so trivial they're preoccupied with these trivial details of exactly what boris knew and when who said what to whom and when did they say it? when really should be debating whether it was the right decision to in the first place and all mistakes that were made following that decision. i think it was the most disastrous policy possibly ever. certainly the post—war period, certainly in modern history. and it shouldn't absolutely. and they shouldn't absolutely. and they should they should be better than so when it comes to the actual privileges committee , do actual privil

so toby is the restrictions. so toby is the great iowa guinea of this partygate farce .e joke in the first place. you yes, he wouldn't be in pickle if he hadnt wouldn't be in pickle if he hadn't imposed these absolutely absurd rules in the first place in which he himself, as did many people, including me , found it people, including me, found it very difficult to stick to and. one of the frustrating things about all the hoopla today surrounding this privileges committee show trial is that it's so trivial they're preoccupied with these trivial details of exactly what boris knew and when who said what to whom and when did they say it? when really should be debating whether it was the right decision to in the first place and all mistakes that were made following that decision. i think it was the most disastrous policy possibly ever. certainly the post—war period, certainly in modern history. and it shouldn't absolutely. and they shouldn't absolutely. and they should they should be better than so when it comes to the actual privileges committee , do actual privileges committ

well think i would totally agree with toby. i hadnt totally agree with toby. with tech talk it's in credibly dangerous is an incredibly i think and estimated social media i mean billions and billions of people sign up to every hashtag you see has multiple billions of people looking at it . multiple billions of people looking at it. i mean this is this is a massive massive amount of population watching these videos . so if i was a parent no, videos. so if i was a parent no, i would not put my children social media just just in case they get onto tiktok. never mind on tiktok. personally, i've quite relaxed about my i mean, i've got alfred to learn how to say brexit when he was quite which i put on twitter, i was for anything time i was going and enlisted my own son who was something like 12 at the time and they leave campaign as well and they leave campaign as well and i think he now is slightly cross but you know cross about it but you know i think i mean a neighbour of mine has enlisted did their daughter wasn't 18 i think when this began on to tik tok and she

oh no done, says toby. go would go over the next 2020. told from the perspective of digital natives. over 30 minutes on w. please. places in europe are smashing all the records stuff into a bold adventure. it's the treasure map for modern globetrotters discover some of you will record breaking sites on your back youtube and now also in book form with well come to this new edition of check it. this time we check out 3 popular ski resorts in the european out 1st, lucas steger heads to st. morris in switzerland. the fashionable time in the anger in region is considered the birthplace of winter sports. then lucas moved onto it in austria, where fun is guaranteed, both on and off the peace. and later chickens, nicole freely explores the sites and slopes in germany is damaged patton kitchen got your willie's packed 1st stopped switzerland. i'm almost there. all that's left is this mountain past. this time i'm going to be pretty high up in the anger the. that's a valley in the swiss alps. and it's my very 1st time. winter always arrives little e

in fact, outside of television, i don't know anyone called toby.ou hope that people like me coming through will get a few more on the table. is it changing, though? i mean, i often wonder... i'm a kind of middle class kid from north yorkshire. are you from yorkshire, chris? but i don't think somebody who sounds like i do would have been bbc political editor a generation ago. so i think there is a change that's happening, and i guess is it happening in your world of television as well? and do you see that change happening? i feel like a bit of an outlier, to be honest with you. whether or not i am or whether or not that's my own prejudices, i don't know. and there's a big thing as well — i don't want anyone who's, you know, middle class or upper middle class... i don't want anyone feeling bad about doing what they do. i want people to do what they do and love what they do. all i want is i want people tojust think about, you know, reaching out to other communities. tony, before i let you go, do you want to give us the scoop on what's coming up next,

toby. steer ourselves towards. toby.g . well, it is. but a colonising. well, it is. but we shouldn't hold that against the english language. the engushis the english language. the english is a great gift to humanity . english is a great gift to humanity. had english is a great gift to humanity . had met english is a great gift to humanity. had met an extraordinary contribution to human civilisation around the world. but what would say about this is that whatever people think about this language guide and is only a guide, it's not compulsory . whenever you think compulsory. whenever you think about it , compulsory. whenever you think about it, please don't hold it against oxfam's amazing work that it does to lift poor out of poverty. peter i am going to step in here and just use the word haiti . peter, oxfam does word haiti. peter, oxfam does not have a great track record at with things like, you know, allegations, things like bunga bunga parties in with essentially minors. i mean, it's not it's not great. peter is it in

toby fischer is a farmer who recently started working with brand. he used to use conventional fertilizer until six months ago when he switched to kill. pressing the counter into fertilizer that has a nice a nice smell to it. so you know it's the good stuff. so what is actually going on here they quite a wide you know just put it straight on the field the nutrients from the kelp. old will transfer over to the water can you see the kelp just turns it. like i do you really enjoy all the nutrients which is out in. two the liquid and then we can use a liquid to fertilize not going to get like some crab jump at you never know. toby's farm grows over twenty five different kinds of fruits and veggies. supplying the local community. and is this organic plant based fertilizer that he now uses on all these crops [inaudible] yeah. cal for you you'll never taste gallatin give again. do you feel a kind of connection to the sea because of this operation most land base farmers don't think about their actions and how they affect. the see the nutrients run off from t

believe me, toby. some of the while ago peer jim will say it in my valuable shed to not route he eugenia poke or use that we are stoking spear while you have to post. and escal myers to move to move slash no searching. lou cannot but not me. so i see post is actually now shall they go to say or banjo combs, alley, vh, but bally pierre fizzled on me at the fiscal bill novel in your credit a swarm ocean thought we were sproul at clack, or razzle creek. you who rack is actually now she that she shanita group yesterday a a is there color to make only be didn't you by the for them. mostly the openly parity. ready lou papa showed that she was great. can i say the most tamika? they've done the storm of the see me, but if i do is little cookie am for such a shitty donkey domus california to look at, i detailing it to no good video display been what is alita when i was wishes to? livonia can downloaded. so says that mirror weighs if an emergency was the latest, but the most i knew delgano nick released, i been

the loudon on toby expired, so flew cough. there was a ha magnen and got my invite as an am slap, healthy cobbler through caffeine for in that. but adam dorn and and get off of i moved mosley concepcion, adam tita the procedures will correctly fall. a lot of writers strike in cobble the taliban has given us permission to film. there was a little bit we're on our way to the home, where the attack took place in august 2021 to meet a family member who witnessed what happened to him over miller. andrew miller's on the lippard, naz rant is the brother in law of the n g o worker who was killed. this courtyard is where the missile hit a 2nd car park nearby protected other family members from the blast. the victims included 7 children, the water canister suspected to be explosives are still here. then he done. that was a sudden we were standing outside a bit further down the street on that's when suddenly there was a terrible sound got on by the sound of a rocket and then an explosion on we ran into the court yard. the gate was comple

ah, ah, when toby us, they not imagines the future. he sees a slow but clear path to becoming meat free, more and more people reduce their meat consumption and opt for alternatives. the growing demand, finances, new innovations meet alternatives, improved, causing even more demand. it's a self reinforcing system in the 1st stage and plan based will become a norm. it will become the default. and then from there, there will be more and more people going further and further until the people eating animal products, producing animal products will become at some point in the minority, it will become much more expensive to do that. at some point, it might become illegal. so i'm convinced that in years to come in decades to come, we will look back on this period and wonder what the hell we were doing with animals as food. thank you very much. oh, there are idealists and pragmatists in every social movement. pragmatists like to be asleep not demand less us than other activists. that's why this approach may at 1st seem kinder but you could say a

toby needs a bath! stay one step ahead of stinky. toby needs a bath! >>> welcome back. let's look at the top stories were following this morning. u.s. officials say the downing of one of its drones by a russian fighter jet will not deter future missions and in tuesday morning a russian jet approach the room from the rear dumping fuel. officials believe the judgment to come off in front so the drone would fly into the fuel cloud but pulled up too soon and clipped the drones propeller. the pentagon hopes to recover the wreckage before the russians but it may take time because there are no navy ships in the black sea. >>> usda just approved of pfizer booster vaccine to some children under five years old. the agency says kids in this age group who received two doses of the original vaccine became eligible to beget a bivalent booster in december and they should've gotten it already. yesterday's announcement only applies to kids who got three doses of the original before december previously that group wasn't eligible for a bivalent booster. >>> 1400 california grabbers are pu

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let's take this on join us restore crime is toby on becca. he's the director of the stock. i'm institute of transition economics. also a board member of the key school of economics toby and welcome to the show at so the have has not granted loans to countries at war in its entire history. why does it change the rules now? do you think? i think these are extraordinary circumstances. that's the very short answer to this . if we remember the math, what's that up faster? the 2nd world war when we had all the difficulties in the war world back then. and this now is the 1st large scale war in europe with the aggressions from russia to your credit. and so, you know, these are extraordinary circumstances and i think we have to look at it from, from this perspective, shaw, that's why this particular war i'm in boys, unfortunately, over the years of a nice, why wouldn't they support those to those countries to yeah, i think yeah, i think there are different aspects to this. of course. one is of course that the math is political institution in some ways we have member countries that n

shery: obviously that was toby xu, the cfo of alibaba, but i think the message was clear and similar.ndy words like unleash productivity, acuity, responding faster to change, all really great things to say about what is to come as analysts kept asking about what will be different and what will stay the same. haidi: and lots of questions about the timeline, the governance. how do the governance of these six separate units come together? what is the pathway to ipo's or other path to market potentially look like? what is the progress when it comes to the bigger ipo? they continue to assess market conditions and progress toward the hong kong ipo. but really beyond that, still a lot of questions from shareholders and a lot of people on that investor call that probably wanted to go longer for -- than 25 minutes. the board saying they will initially remain in control of the six units but will reduce its role for it to become more of an asset or capital backer. all of this coming at a time when we see that timing, jack ma reemerging into the spotlight in china as well, so many changes aloft.

the city and the village bring souvenirs, the eye can see, the orange man of tobi years ago, the majority of the inhabitants were downsized to the surrounding cities . it is the region in the southeast of khuzestan province it has had very good agriculture for many years. this river is hendijan or zahra. this river has been the supplier of agricultural water in this area since the past until now. it has a very high price and the prices in the surrounding cities are really high. in the previous year, the water was high until after eid until 13th of badr, so far it was famous for water, and the decrease of water in the zahra river in the past years , most of the farmers were attracted to jobs other than those offered, and it is used as an excuse in the coming of green. some of the upstream villages also have diabetes, but unfortunately to our side, the farmer is coming as before. it costs money to invest. for the land, the old age branch is not profitable. like me , i did this again like last year. i couldn't put my money in something else. like the part, for example, like buying and sellin

will toby, as ginsberg as the german journalist, an author whose carried out his own undercover investigations into the rexburg a scene he spoke with d. w about the groups extremist world view is the same kind of the read out. the idea of i'm a genius authority without the no foreign dullest act vance in the nation of the end of the he was in stuff like this. when the idea is that the general public in their world is not a real, not a legitimate state, perhaps just are evil, construct something sinister and me over vengeful. julie made no evil alive, utter lack in 45. now they want to reconstruct and getting farmer german right off age or whatever. tobias ginsberg then, let's get a round of of some other headlines. now. stocks have fallen in the united states after the central bank raised interest rates again by a quarter of a percentage point despite fees that it could add to financial turmoil after a string of bank failures at the federal reserve. it was said, the high aim to lower inflation by making consumer borrowing more expensive. in scotland, 25 people were injured when a ship in dry d

last age or whatever. toby's ginsberg then, let's get a round of of some other headlines. now. stocks have fallen in the united states after the central bank raised interest rates again by a quarter of a percentage point despite fees that it could add to financial turmoil after a string of bank failures at the federal reserve, it was said the high aim to lower inflation by making consumer borrowing more expensive. in scotland, 25 people were injured when a ship in dry dock keeled over a local official said strong winds had cause of 3000 ton vessel to dislodge the 76 meter long research ship. previously belonged to poll allen, one of the founders of microsoft. at least 4 people have been killed after a russian drawing struck a student dormitory ac kilometers south of the ukrainian capital cave. the attack took place at dawn on wednesday, hours after the japanese prime minister left keith, following an official visit. a school and 2 dormitories were partially destroyed in the attack. well, that drone attack was one of several launched by russian forces across ukraine. on wed

james daley and toby perkins . james, daley and toby perkins.amage to rishi sunak in the political priti patel has announced that she'll be a potential rebel. sir iain duncan smith, who would be the third leader. but obviously there an intervention from a certain theresa may when it was announced two previous party leaders were voting against the three parties. boris johnson , three parties. boris johnson, liz truss and iain duncan . what liz truss and iain duncan. what is that going to do ? rishi is that going to do? rishi sunak's position within the party. absolutely nothing is going packed whatsoever. people who have long held views i respect others who have put in front of previously deals which have turned out to not be acceptable to now taking this position . somewhat ironic. position. somewhat ironic. i feel so. i don't think it matters one jot in terms of the prime minister's authority, the prime minister's authority, the prime minister's authority, the prime minister has shown himself to be a man who can negotiate with the eu to bring b

basically joked and said, you know, if you got a hand tonight, we will reward you with a best actor, toby. and allow you to sit there and mumble for like 19 minutes and go up on stage and do an acceptance speech in what he was doing. was poking fun at wilson because last year when it happened, nobody removed the allowed him to sit there. he didn't get arrested, he didn't get kicked out all of the fall back or the push back happened a day or 2 later, but that night they allowed him to stay there. so he was just poking fun back. and then he also had something back stage as he was going to a commercial where it was a big chart that said, you know, number of oscars without incident. and he had a score card of one, which was last year. so i thought that was pretty funny. thanks carrie jack. can i get back to the party country matthews, in los angeles. thank you. ah . when you on berlin, have long been the best story in german 4 bought a small club on a small budget, making big noise in the man's upon this leg. and when you don't want to stay in the running for a chance to play in europe next s

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