u. s. is trying to increase its present. i think the actually, the thing that has changed more so than what the u. s. behavior has been china's behavior. the china has become much more assertive, not just in asia, but in latin american and africa as well. and has wanted to kind of push the u. s. out. so we see, well, the u. s. has been increasing, you know, it's, it's bilateral trade ties with a lot of these countries and trying to work through regional organizations and trying to create a block against china. i don't see its behavior changing that much from the obama administration, but more so we're seeing a much more confident and assertive china on the world stage. donald, would you say the vietnam is foreign policy? can be somewhat limited due to its sheer proximity to china that vietnam will, will always be keen to keep her relations with its northern neighbor on a sort of a level playing field. what time has to be asked to be very concerned about china. the chinese vietnamese relationship goes deep, deep into the histor

and were you able to, i guess, produce art of the same way that you do now before you were chosen for the u. b. i trial there. yes, so this month i am on an artist residency and i said, but i do. you live in ireland and, and before i was randomly selected to be a participant in the basic income for the arts. and in ireland, i was working part time to be able to support myself to me for my rent. and then also to support myself as an artist in the studio. and so getting the basic income is like winning the lottery ito it's. it's been hugely transformative already for by our practice and just for my general life. and since about being, i think, yeah, but i'm looking at you in that art studio and i'm just thinking like, this seems good for humanity that you can actually dedicate more time in your life to something creative than just trying to survive in a capitalist economy, it has it enriched your life in that way? yeah, absolutely. i mean, i love what i do and i was always grateful to be able to do it. even if i could only have spent 2 or 3 days a week. do i guess what, what this means is tha

think there's 2 levels in which you can look at a composition of the way i probably have brought the written on the contribution of u. b. i in the last couple of yet. however, the 1st challenge of looking at which is using ai in deciding who gets money or not, which is a super problematic situation because human being of a very dynamic and it's something very different. so using that technology and i think it's happening and it's already taken place. but at the same time, i think replacing all the painting, dobbs, and determining whether this is the particular problem for us to fight the d. b poverty. it should not come to that place. so like, oh my gosh, i've got a job because i've got less than a minute left. and sam or guy, i don't have time to to go to you. i'm sorry. and i know guy wanted to get in a point about one of the things you b, i does is giving everyone money. people are much less likely to be exploited. if they have the money they need to live on. so it can be very empowering, and i wish we got to that point during the show. but man, what an interesting topic. thank you for joining us. that's all the

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u. s. a i d, the u. s. agency for international development, which in the 1980s was used to send weapons to the contract on so call humanitarian aid flights that was reported by the new york times. and since then, usa id has given it so called development funding to exclusively right wing opposition organizations against the government. so for, for nicaragua, it's a no brainer. china, through it's built in rhode initiative, which nicaragua is now part of is building infrastructure in many countries in the global south, including public housing units for poor people. and nicaragua and china are building an inter oceanic canal to challenge the monopoly of the panama canal. and that's going to bring a huge rise in economic growth to china and more international commer. so that's why it makes perfect sense for nicaragua to work with china. and then of course, their governments are both led by socialist parties. so there are ideological similarities. but i mean, the idea that nicaragua is going to give up its

had by now i had a u. k lawyer and he sent a complaint to the portuguese ministry of foreign affairs. and he followed up all night by sending 2 letters to the swiss general of germany describing switzerland behavior as inhumane and degrading. it was a breach of civil rights he wrote. and he said it's politically motivated because of my whistle blowing activities. he asked them to promptly withdraw their warrant and terminate all criminal proceedings against the swiss attorney general. she loved both of his letters. we've never got a reply. my portuguese lawyers in the courts already in the supreme court had characterized the swiss prosecutors. behavior had political oppression, or repression rather, and persecution. that is absolutely contrary to european law. it's an abusive power or personal re bunch. anyway, at that point, my wife and i still live here, i'm, we fell track and we, we didn't feel secure in europe. so my wife and i decided to leave europe and had back to south africa where i used to live a

i and the u. k. you don't need an id to go traveling from state to state or going into hotels, but in europe, in the shouldn't get one or every policeman. and every hotel receptions is a border control. and no one is safe from this use abusive arrest long. what's next for you? trevor? many whistleblowers speak, teach lecture and write about their experiences. many try to be something of a sentinel of the public trust. what have you been doing since leaving portugal? well, i've been read and listening to a lot of wishing blowers in switzerland. i've spoken to them. i've read their stories about corruption in the prosecution shield. this is about the type of switch brutality that goes on in the source police force. there are many people there, they have the highest detention center of the tensions of and they happens, sorry, overall, rephrase or switzerland has the highest percentage in the world of detainees that have not been put on trial. there is no trial. and so what i'd like to do for the future

u. s. government? i think it's absolutely correct when you look at the fee is made by the secretary to parker and defense in last week when they were in washington for the $2.00 plus to meeting with us counterparts. they both stress time and time again that they was relations, economic relations with china, and a closer military lines with the americans. and they see that as key to the philippines independent farm, which is not the same as neutrality. but it means the philippines gets to make its own decision. it is not beholden to u. s. or teacher gave me and their american counterparts and time again, we get it. we, we agree we support that. the real question though is, is the current status quo actually stable? and while we thank so much about the taiwan strait for obvious reasons. the fact is that every few weeks, filipino host are ships getting violently harassed by a chinese vessel in the south, tennessee. that's where the status quo is likely to bridge. and so i think china cannot maintain its cur

u. s. side. i am not convinced. in fact, i'm very dubious that this 21 year old just did this on his all the 23 years of experience. i have never seen one of the ca, operation center doctor. never. so number one, how a 21 year old enlisted man can come across such a document is beyond me. never to someone of that of his rank. he was very low rank should not have any access to such information. number 3, he was not in a room by himself. he was with commanders and he wasn't able to sit there and decide what his work duty was for that day it was being directed, so he's been made into a scapegoat. and if they can't accept, you know, you're not going to scapegoat him, you're going to try to blame russia. but it's clear that russia had nothing to do with us, not at all. of more. all the lakers world news updates. you can visit our website r t dot com. thanks for your company. how naughty international the ah ah ah, a card full vehicle with our this as you are. he's just received a new order. 5 bags of cocaine, of 5 grams

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u. k. effectively acting as a baffled state for the us in the way of arresting people? you know, i mean there is provision in u. k. law that says the people cannot be extradited for political offences if they are politically persecuted. and of course they have ignored the fact that this is very clear, political persecution and, and done the bidding of. but you have the 5 eyes, the security networks are intertwined. they were all sorts of leak documents that were published by wiki leaks that were not flattering to the u. k. i think that it all goes back to the 2017 volt 7 leak. this was wiki weeks, exposing the ability of the cia through back channels to hack all of our electronic devices, even our televisions and our cars and phones and everything else. and that, that is when you saw the trump administration demand the expedition prompted by the c. i a, in the intelligence community, demand the expedition of julian. remember that up until then, obama had used the espionage act quite vigorously, almost a dozen times against whistleblowers. great curiosity. oh, curiosity and others w

i that ties. i'll will see you whacked by the times of chris hedges, host of the chris hedges report. as you can see when the u. s. government or the so called an extradition to conviction rate by the d o. j. it's unlikely hers as a military contractor or simply as a distracted dr. i was going to do it for this weeks episode of modus operandi, the show that dig deep. ah, most 20 is to kind of said, was it anybody else ever never made a 1st 2003 us president george. by for fun it went to hired december the 15th 2011. a sermon a lot she had it is are using will body's us tools to paralyze and fragment in jerusalem. 8 people are injured in a.

when i look at the approach, especially in the u. s. and so in europe to it because of democracy, i mean, so called the more christie, which, i mean, it is only by what it's, it's not really tv, it's not, it's a, it's a system of divided in control. gives you use of the free choice to the people and it is extremely emotional. it is marketing they. they have done the same as the door with product they've done to politicians. as a politician, i'm going to tell you what you want to hear. once i'm elected, i will do whatever i want. i will bait you who live a fund to be not to who a lex me. so you see the country extremely different approach. one, which is very rational. china has a long history. it's solid in terms of values, you know, human being values, family and so on. and then you had the other side, the collective west, and especially the us way divided in controlling people over issues which are not important identity issues, sexuality, you know, left and right and so on. and it divides a psyche, any crease chaos. but by doing this k

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i mean, not all of them do in the u. s. government has many hundreds of thousands and it's many i couldn't give you a good way of talking about a lot of americans. it's, it's, it's a large government. it's a large country. and if you're in a national security position, you needed to do your job, otherwise you won't be able to talk to anybody else in your job. but, but, but this part of his job chatting in his group for the month undetected. well no, that wasn't part of his job. that was on his own time. that was something obviously he shouldn't have been sharing this kind of information in that group. but i, you know, military people use social media, but it's 99.9 percent of them know the rules and they know what they've signed and they go paying their training and they don't do something like this. but what does that tell you that he managed to get away with that it's such a long time? well, look, i mean, we've had cases in the united states before with different motivations. this is the latest motivation, apparently wa

i mean, how could it be right now? the u. s. is sending billions of dollars to ukraine while i just saw yesterday, 50 percent, half of americans now live at or near poverty. the american people, the taxpayers of this country deserve to know where their money is. going and how it's being spent of the 5x4b4x4b is for aid to ukraine and other affected countries. what other countries, how are they impacted? are we talking about poland, where ukraine fired metals and, and accidentally killed 2 people in poland. is that what we're talking about? on december, the 8th, 2022. the majority of us house of representatives, members voted against the republican bill to audit funds allocated by the u. s. to the government of ukraine. members of the democratic party feared it would make it difficult to support keys with to report the vote. mr. channel on that boat, there were 26 eyes and 22. no story. crystal partial storage. oh, what you can do and i think that will good year or she could see what she said that you been able i've never could ow

i don't think the u. s. is pollyanna ish here. i think the by the ministration understands that the read the risk of the accidental escalation across the street is not just one street in the south and east tennessee on the indian border is getting increasingly high and a large part of that is because of aging. and willingness to compromise on any of these issues with neighbors. every us there is a balancing act. you're wanting to put a guard rails maintains for communication, prevent escalation. the u. s. is also get an on demand signal from partners right. and it has to respond if it wants to continue to be seen as the partner choice as a provider. so when the philippines comes knocking on american doors and says, we need help because trying to keep trying to start our troops out and brightly islands every 6 weeks. the u. s. has to say yes, when your pan complains, when india complains, when korea complains non complaint, they come to the us as a balancer. and i'd come back to the point i made earlier. one of the funding problems

i think there was water is called a that said that the u. s. helped i helped incite the insurrection in 2018. the u. s. he millions of dollars to these opposition groups and supported this violent coup against the government. and it should be noted by i'm a practicing roman catholic. okay. but the catholic church in nicaragua is incredibly reactionary. they were part of the coo, there were caches of arms found in various churches are various creased, oversaw torture in the churches are met, one man who lost his arm after being tortured and in the church that he attended. ah, so this is not about repressing the church or repressing civil institutions. this is about a coup attempt that was violent, that killed. ah, the statistic i saw was something like 220 people died during the insurrection, and it was about 5050 on both sides. okay, $22.00 police officers and that created billions of dollars and property, destruction, and yes, damage the economy. ah, which of course was followed by several rounds of economic sanctions by the united states an

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u. s. and western nations. and i think the muslim world and, and the wider out of out of world they're starting to wake up and realize that you know, the western powers. they're simply not their friends. and that the smart thing to do is to seek alliance with nations that will respect their nation sovereignty, that we're respect the muslim religion, and that will respect their countries, independence and their allow them allow these countries to engage in economic trade that would revive their economy look, yemen is the force country in the middle east. this is not happening by accidents. yemen has enough natural resources to become one of the most powerful economic nations in this entire region. the reason why human is the poor country in the middle east is because of the u. s. foreign policy, which is which it is implementing through saudi arabia. saudi arabia has invested in yemen to prevent yemen, is to prevent any government from establishing their economic foundation that would revive germans economy and make t

loaded the u-haul, i rented from a gas station, a knock-off ushg u-haul. it up and realize i lost the keys. i go back to the gas station, we have one set. never found them. had to empty the u-haul, one of the worst experiences. >> will: when was this? >> bryan: 20 years ago, i think about it everyday. >> steve: did you find the keys? >> bryan: no, they picked it up and never checked with me. >> steve: everything your daughter had was in the u-haul? >> brian: my whole family. >> steve: and you lost the key? >> brian: exactly. >> steve: has your wife ever let you forget that? >> brian: nope. >> go to the flagship. >> steve: you lost your life. >> brian: totally true. >> will: now to the news, brian kilmeade. >> bryan: trust me. >> trust him. >> steve: trust him with your news issue just not your stuff. >> "fox and friends" story hour. therapeutic thing. >> did rfp shut off or -- >> steve: even chris gave up, he sat down. >> brian: we don't have a floor manager anymore. >> steve: somebody entered the studio, will and pete stick around, the n.f.l. draft kicked

and when you look at all of the details of the case, and i think that's one of the reasons why the u. k. judicial system made it so difficult to cover. it's clear that this is not the best of british jurisprudence, but the luby, aka. so i think all of us from the beginning have assumed that he would be expedited, remember, he wasn't extra dieted under when the ruling, the expedition ruling was made by merisa. it wasn't because she found any of the charges against julian invalid. in fact, she endorsed all of the charges against julian, but it was very clear that he was a suicide risk. there was just no way i'm going here attempted suicide and his psychological, physical, and psychological health is extremely precarious. there is no way to deny it. and so she blocked the extradition based on the fact that he had a high suicide. there was a high potential force gave in a diplomatic note of doing the government's dirty work in terms of its quote unquote, terrorism laws. so we all of us to support julian and press freedom because the consequences of this for the press are catastrophic. it

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