those goes credits with u. b. s. subs medalist we operated in close to 40 different countries around the world, brazil for room, anima, colombia, japan, taiwan, hong kong, obviously throughout europe. the were making millions per month. offshore accounts not paying taxes. i was living, the dream weren't worried about anything, but in my particular instance, i had something to worry. all sorts of investors all over the world were very eager to put their money with them because he was generating very good returns. and that's what investors want. he turned out to be doing something else, which was he was misappropriating the investors money and the investors thought they were achieving these excellent returns. in reality, they were not philip baker and his partners were essentially making it up. they were like, ah, ah, the 2nd thing and in some ways, more damaging issue is that as they thought to recruit additional investors, new investors, which were essential because they needed to paper over the lots of money that t

there really isn't any difference except for the fact that on one side, using anything like tether or u. s. b, s or u. s. d c coin or even makers. dow, that's actually controlled by the coalition and the creators who actually issue it versus this one, the us dollar that's issued by the fed. obviously that will be controlled by the fed and that's what they want because that's literally the only difference they don't like sharing their power. they don't like another organization having the authority to issue something like a monetary instrument. so this, this point of the bill is actually quite disturbing because it states that the federal reserve will have be explicit authority to issue the digital version of the us dollar. and on the other hand, the u. s. country will actually have the authority to permit or prohibit us dollar and other fee ought to be stable court currency. so that's very disturbing to me because at the end of the day, a stable klein is essentially just another derivative like any other derivative in the market. giving the government authority to allow or disallow a stable c

u. k. national cybersecurity center, australian cybersecurity center, and the u. s. f. b. i, and cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency states. cyber actors continue to exploit publicly known and often dated software vulnerabilities against broad targets, including public and private sector organizations worldwide. however, entities worldwide can mitigate the risk vulnerabilities listed in the report by applying the vailable patches to their systems and implementing a centralized patch management system. now that statement seems particularly technical. so let's get some insight with morgan, right. he's a chief security all adviser to set no one and former senior advisor to the us state department, anti terrorism assistance program. morgan, always a pleasure to have you on the advisory says 4 of the most targeted vulnerabilities in 2020 had to do with vpn cloud based services and other protocols that essentially allow people to remotely access network. obviously many were forced to work from home amid the pandemic, but right, we are seeing so many companies saying

issue of re open in the border as well as showing thanks for the vaccines provided to mexico from the u. s. b u. s. government provided over 1000000000 johnson johnson vaccines to mexico in june more or on the way white house official confirm vaccines from other manufacturers would be given, including the journal and astrazeneca president biden had appointed harris back in march to help fight the root causes of the border crisis, record levels of migrants had been arriving at the us mexico border highest in the past 20 years. here we had received criticism for not visiting the border and decided to make a visit after former president donald trump. and now he would be joining texas governor greg abbott at the end of june and the call white house officials said she was updating the mexican president on americas current strategy and every tweet after the conversation over doris had the conversation was good. he mentioned it must be said that the border is open, not completely, but it has never been completely closed. in june, the u. s. customs and border protection encountered nearly 200000 atte

u. s. we believe that u. s. b, 50 twos have been used in recent days. of course, all of this is leading to a rise in civilian casualties. the latest information we have from the emergency hospital, lots of italian, n g o. it's operated for a long time, all the little and very difficult conditions in alaska, god particularly different conditions. now they're saying that in recent hours 23 people have been admitted. now that only admitting people who need life surgery for life threatening wounds, they're not missing anyone. else because they have to focus on the people who are in the most need right now. we're also told the 5 people who went to that hospital with dead on arrival. the number of civilian casualties is now deeply concerning the united nations. their mission here in cobble as relates to statement, they say that the color of taliban brown defensive and the strikes by the african air force doing the most harm. they say they believe that 10 civilians have been killed. 85 wounded and statement. they say civilians are bearing the brunt they say th

u. s. has no choice. just has to keep on borrowing b u. s. economy in conjunction with most of the west is one enormous ponzi scheme, need fresh money to keep the ponzi scheme going. if you take the contact from, you understand that 0 percent interest rate and global that the g d p is over 300 percent and the ability to pay back any of these loans is berkeley darrow. you can understand why now the debt in the u. s. is going to start to become hyperbolic, and this is having an interesting corollary. and that is causing a real inflation because all that money printing attempting to tamp down the debt, which is causing people at the shops of the gas station. and notice that the price of living is going up, precipitate this way, and this is causing a real, causing a real damage in america right now. i think they're going to get to the point where they've got to eliminate the idea of its dealing. and they're just simply going to say that we're going to engage and unlimited on encumbered money printing and dec creation. you can stop upon the game.

the meanwhile, b u. s. military reported, please take us to the spot. so the last thing at that deal saying at risk of being overwrought and plus british comedy, it's our last loved ones to the concept enough down to start as what a providing factor that just made by the.

a b, u. s. is just over a month away from mocking 20 years since the september 11th attacks, victims relatives preparing for the emotional milestone, also still demanding answers. they won't documents long, hidden from the public to be released. benefits reports from washington. some family members of the nearly 3000 people killed in the september 11th 2001 attacks on new york. the pentagon and pennsylvania say president joe biden should stay away from the 20th anniversary memorial observances unless he agrees to declassify documents, they believe may show links between the attackers and the saudi arabian government . bret eagle since father bruce was killed in the world trade center attack 20 years is far too long for anybody to wait for information on murder of loved ones. the united states government has documents. they admit that they have documents which show complicity on behalf of the kingdom of saudi arabia. the government has gone to great lengths and great extent to keep this informati

kindest on nature, forces are at the site to ensure the safe actuation of foreign cities. meanwhile, b u. s. embassy and the capital has lowered the stars and stripes off to solve for transferred to the hundreds of american. i'm off already left pantry and the pen has announced it will raise the number of us troops in cobbled to 6000. caleb moore, pin in new york, following the american reaction as chemist on, on the well, the flag is down, the u. s. embassy is evacuated and the staff is at the cobble airport. and from what we understand, they were ordered to burn sensitive documents before leaving the embassy. and now the voices are comparing the situation and cobble to the situation in saigon in 1975. the famous photograph of the us helicopter, pulling out as the government of south vietnam bell. well, here's some of what's been said, the unmitigated disaster enough can it's done the shameful, saigon, like abandonment of cobble. the brutalization of african women. and the slaughter of our allies is the predictable outcome of the trump biden doctrine of weakness. now the republican senator

thank well, if you're just joining us, we've been listening to a media briefing by b u. s. secretary of state, anthony lincoln, who has announced that the u. s. has now suspended operations in kabul and transferred its operations to doha. this comes, of course, off to the united states on monday, completed its military withdraw from afghanistan. he went on to make the point that this doha post will be used for diplomacy, as well as humanitarian assistance. he said less than $200.00 americans. he believed, remain in afghanistan and that they will endeavor to do everything they can to bring these people back to the united states. so just to sum up, we've just been listening to a briefing by the us secretary of state anthony blink. and giving talking to the media that talking about what is going to happen next in terms of the u. s. as mission in afghanistan, the speak to all correspondent rosalind jordan, who is at the us state department who's been listening in to that briefing. what stood up the roseland well, it's pretty much what reporters have been expecting. hearing was

few hours drive from the capital campbell group, taking control of most of our kind of thumbs and b. u. s. began withdrawing and troops hours earlier fighters. these to hugely important commercial have been a government baskin mother to sherry. the fall of afghan sounds full, largest city to the taliban means cobble is dangerously close within reach of the group. the rest of the days news now and more than 300 people have been killed in haiti after a magnitude 7.2 quake hundreds more. are either angel missing. a major search and rescue operation is on the way the, the center of the quake about a 160 kilometers west of the capitol porter. prince eighty's prime minister, has declared a state of emergency and says, there is enormous damage for you. i guess i will make an evaluation. we were told that a lot of damage, people were dead and houses, hospitals and infrastructures collapsed. i will check to see what can be done to organize assistance on monday, i'm assuming i did miss. we are calling for a lot of solidarity, but highly structured solidarity. we are setting up a task force to coord

as a use all me ah ah, you're watching out as a reminder of our top stories this our b u. s. has reopen cobble port of the cale 16 for the temporary suspension of evacuation flights. of people rushed onto the tarmac desperate to escape. taliban bull. us president joe biden, how strongly defended his decision to pull out troops saying, and endless military deployment is no solution. you will think that the us troops should not be expected to fight when were unwilling to do so. and so the taliban has begun the process of forming a new government after taking control of the presidential pilots and couple group captured nearly major cities in the past 10 days. let's get some of the news. the death toll from a devastating earthquake in haiti has risen to more than 1400. as a tropical storm barrels towards the caribbean nation rescue workers have been desperately trying to save any one who might still be buried alive in jeopardy. on the thousands, left homeless face, another major concern, the spread of water born diseases, steady and wolf reports. in haiti, it appears death is nev

i get, i get it there. spooky b, u. s embassy in afghanistan posted a job listing wallace in the process of being evacuated. day to day tasks might include packing up all the american flags to save them from burning, waving down, evacuation helicopters and wiping down the gym equipment before the next users. we spent almost a $1000000.00 on these gym, so perhaps we should also get the taliban some pointers on how to effectively target their delta weights. and no, sorry, the embassy job is not remote. the american defense contractor, p a, which has taken over in $930000000.00 in contract to train ask, and police and security forces. reassured investors earlier this month that they will not see reductions to revenue or profitability from the embassy security contract. we don't expect to see a significant change. we're monitoring the situation in afghanistan including security concerns. i've been raised, but we currently don't see any impacts to our revenue or profitability on that program. i know the american imperial proje

and it was only around the war and you have not when open criticism or b u. s. military action was becoming publicly acceptable. i wanted to know if counsel, culture and all these other forms of gag actually didn't actually sort of exist on the same premise that and me or a poem and the bad guys don't have the same right to the wars as we be good guys. i think that's a really important point and i would agree with just with the, with the one important caveat, it's true that up until the war americans often weren't allowed to criticize their country during war time. but to go back to the question, the constitution, they weren't allowed by the state. that is the state in the form of the, you know, the military and the police actually jailed people for criticizing the country. that's not happening now. it said we're doing it yourself. right, that is, you know, their or state agents. nobody's come in the night for me because they don't like what i've said i get no e mails from people out in the world, but nobody from the state. and you know, i think that's why i sa

he even took part in negotiating b. u. s. withdraw from again, it's then earlier this year. we'll see. then there are the isis super terrorists, for example, leap in from us all buck daddy, the former leader of isis. he was captured in 2004, held in detention at a u. s. facility in iraq for 10 months. let go and went on to have a successful career and terrorism becoming the head honcho of the big bad, isis. he was a street thug. when we picked him up in 2004, it's hard to imagine we could about a crystal ball, then that would tell us he'd become head of isis. yeah. if only you could have seen that coming anyway. and then there's this guy who was a valuable inform and during his time, at the hands of us intelligence, our, that was the song but of unique talent and ability. and now he's no less than the current leader of isis replacing all. but daddy turns out he was just using the us to get rid of the competition for the top spot amongst terrorists and other big wolf's. this is kind of beginning to seem like a trend. know, basically, not only did the us fail to recognize dang

so what i'm worried about is that colleagues are b u. s. negotiate sex is talking with these, you know, it's part of one leaders sitting in the 5 star hotel. but then when they come back to us on a sunday, find out the whole new structure. you know, you have all of these young come back and fighting on the ground. you have a new generation, any penny. if somebody was 20 years of age and the parlor bond, now that parkland is actually turkey. 8. he had gone to school. he had gone to university, he has a social media axis and he has a voice. same goes to the young women. so the talking about are going to actually face a whole new kind of treat which they are not ready to accept. and then this is what i'm more interested to bring in. it's not just about women that because i'm a woman, i'm only talking about women know either as a part of this society. i want to know what happens to be this armament. we have so many armed men in this, the fighting and the tale abroad would be an addition to that. like how, how do we do disarmament? what happene

president joe biden warned his forces would come down those behind thursdays bombing a couple, airport b, u. s embassy, a couple in boarding americans against traveling to the airport because of security concerns can says specific credible threats against the facilities remain. iraq is hosting a regional summit in an effort to promote peace and reconciliation in middle east. it's also hoping from prove ties between saudi arabia and iran, that both attending labrenz economic crisis in the war and yemen and regional water issues are also on the agenda. now the united nations is wanting that up to half a 1000000 people could free. i've got to stand before the end of the year. it's cool enough kinda sounds neighbors to keep that board is open for those wanting to leave. these are dramatic times and you and hcr, the u. n. refugee agency has worked with the people of afghanistan for over 40 years, and we will stand by them and do what we can to support them in terms of numbers, we are preparing for around 500000 new refugees in the region. this is a worst case scenario. well, we have not seen large

b, u. s. a saw what were sitting tofal. ah, americans love buying homes. ah, this was a funded mental part of how our political leadership and our country large understood the bargain. you get a whole and then you know, rebel right, as the things you don't revolt if you have a stake in the system. be really interesting to dial back and think about the longer, deeper history of what housings meant in the united states. not just that old question of the american dream, but the bigger question of who the dream has been for the media, a reflection of reality in a world transformed what will make you feel safer type relation for community. are you going the right way, or are you being that somewhere? direct? what is truth? watches in a world corrupted you need to defend. ah, so join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah ah. you know, mr. moses when you said that i could put it up before google or.

now, officially, b u. s. president and the white house still sticking with that august. 31st withdrawl date for the us troops to leave afghanistan. but the you are the president. we're here now. dave said it was contingent on the taliban assurance that the evacuation could continue and that there would continue to be safe passage to and from the cobbler airport. but obviously that has not been the case. now. we have not had full claims of responsibility for these attacks, but already i can tell you that members of congress are blaming the taliban, including one member of the president's own democratic party. bob manenda is a prominent senator and share of the foreign relations committee. thing that he condemns these attacks and also says if we wait for more details, one thing is clear. we can't trust the taliban american security. this is a full fledged humanitarian crisis. and not surprisingly, the president republican critics on capitol hill also see thing on this. to criticize the us president saying he h

b-u-s as it's sometimes called. the institution, which established branchs in sea port cities and businesses, including merchants and manufacturers. it was the federal government's bank. it was responsible for paying the national debt, transferred money from where the government earned it, which was mostly in the major port city, mostly from duty to where the government spend it, which was mostly along the frontier in military forts, and wherever bauntd holders live. which, as i explained a couple of minutes ago, was throughout the country. perhaps most importantly the b.u.s. remained ready. and acted as a lender of last resort during the financial panics that hit the financial system in 1771 and hearter and more infamously in 1792. it implemented what would later be called badger tool and editor of the economist tulle and a description of the money market. i take the rule hamilton made nee tool. it's a geniaological tool that means originally called. hamilton did not spell it out in a book but implemented it perfec

to keeping us troops in afghanistan until every american is evacuated in an interview with a b, c news. the u. s. president was press on whether he'd be willing to extend the deadline at the end of this month. all chips are supposed to be up by august 31st. even if americans in our afghan allies are still trying to get out, they're going to leave. we're going to do everything in our power to get all americans out and our allies. does that mean troops will stay beyond august 31st. if necessary. it depends on where we are. and whether we can get ramped these numbers up to 5 to 7000 a day coming. now if that's the case, they'll all be out because we've got like 10 to 15000 americans in the country right now. right. and are you committed to making sure that the troops stay until every american who wants to be out? yes. hundreds of demonstrate as rallied in the greek capital, calling on the government to do more for africans, the demanding rapid asylum approvals for those trying to get to europe as well as for thousands already in greece. malaysia's outgoing prime ministers says his alliance degreed