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i always appreciate it. how it's going to london 1st market. can you explain to me what the u. k. is doing him, the black, the, and all of their gobbledygook, explanations for their intrusion in territory waters of russia that russia claims that i know that they the u. k. does not recognize crimea as part of ukraine, but they are russia and, but you know, they have to of 2 different explanations that ukrainian waters, it's international water is what is that, what are they doing? and it's very and diplomatic. are they looking for a provocation? go ahead, marcus. well, the infamous incidents in russian maritime alters adjacent to be crime in an inch. was evidently a sage, the publication by both britson and america. and i say america as well, because london and washington act in unison on the international stage. and that is especially the case when it comes to russia. and this stage provocation was both for holiday and exceedingly dangerous. now, the question is, why did last london and washington orchestrates this publication of russia? well, i cannot believe that the americans an

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and that's really my biggest subjection c u b i. right? so what you're describing there are sounds like during the depression f, d r introduced the programs for make work programs as they were called essentially u. b, i in the form of jobs, people had jobs and in america there the real need for things like infrastructure rebuilding road. yeah, todd, that's right. bridges. but it's contrast greatly with what we hear from people like elizabeth warren and others in washington dc. right now that seem to suggest a different type of u. b i, which is just send people checks. and so if i understand what you're saying there, that in that type of fiscal stimulus would result in runaway inflation. and it's not really something you would advocate, but you do like the idea of this make work program. is that correct? well, i, i call it a job guarantee rather than make work because make worse megs, it sounds like there's not essential work. whereas i think, as you pointed out, many of the things that are introduced during the new deal, it actually create

i understand the u. k. government denied all of it, but none of that is true. it actually all happened. go ahead marcus page. so 1st of all, i must say this. i see each april soon, not dismiss britain in the world who is at the heart, along with the americans of the banking, the global banking system and the global financial system. britain, in particular, specifically the city of london origin is an exceptionally powerful global player in the book. do you think? well, i think if i could interpret george's words and he can jump in, obviously to, i mean the u. k is making itself relevant diplomatically, militarily on the coattails, have been a change which want to talk about a little bit later here. i think that's the context here. i mean, i'm a knowing dismissing the city of london. okay. but i mean, of course, do use your own words, they never would have done this with the americans and, and agree. yes, absolutely. the american military, george, that little bit. i mean, the americans provides the military muscle, but of course had traditionally britain is at th

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i mean, is this strange and also what does the u. s. gain by doing this right now? could it be seen simply as a political tool to have more leverage in the negotiations going forward? i don't think there's a direct connection between the, by the ministrations tactics and the seizures. i think it might sound a bit strange, but you have to traps in american policy. you have the policy right now, which of course is, is to go into the nuclear talks and be and what you're very close to resolution according to the audience, including your offering entry to the deal, lifting of american sanctions. and iran returned to compliance. on the other hand, you've got a tracking american policy, which has been there for years and was wrapped up by the tropic ministration, which is imposing sanctions. and those sanctions include, for example, pressure on any iranian entity which is using us service or us out. we just want the internet domains are. and so i think the treasury, in this case, simply was pursuing its own bureaucratic path. last october, it seized almost a 100 sites, went

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i mean, all these countries are saying we got to find something else. so the u. s. is our, is coming towards the end. that isn't, i mean, not only, i mean, but that's dangerous because there's a lot of doctors floating around in the world. if people stop using that, those dollars, those dollars go home, isn't that danger? and that's always happened. the pounds sterling stopped the spanish money used to be the number one. the dutch mother used to be number one, the french used to be it, they all ended francis still england is still layer. america will still still be there, but the currency will not be what it is now. is that a good thing to have competing currencies? would you? what would you like to do? that certainly is, i'd rather be able to use anything i want rather than the government that you must use is no, hadn't you say with the tail end of the pandemic here? what are the, what are the most important trends that you see? i mean, is it more self reliance? is it looking at different kind of trade patterns? i mean, what is the lesson to be learned? i mean, we c

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after 16 years in power, chancellor, i'm going to macklin stepping down and the leader of 1st c d u party. i mean law shift is hoping to replace or he and marcus 0 of the bavarian csu party presented their program on monday in berlin. germany, c. d u and see a few leaders put on a show of unity for the media. the fight over who would stand this chance for the candidates appears. forgotten, especially with the conservatives performing well in recent polls. this would be the often for the for the actual situation is once again open. we have a slight lead you 1st to the strength of our chancellor candidate ahmed lush. it for a 2nd the to our unit in terms of substance on i was last thursday, due to mistakes made by the green. the green in the conservatives are pledging to deliver a program of modernization to tackle many of the challenges germany faces. first and foremost, climate change on our hon if we are offering in climate protection. fema shorts, economic strength is your static. on the caring society. we will make germany a climate neutral industrial country industry land with good, good

between europe and china and the western china, we're talk about the meeting that took place in the u. i was just looking at the numbers of the countries that the largest, 3 largest economy of through us, japan in germany get, who is their largest trading, finer, all 3 china in the u. k. china, your biggest income market. there's 200000 chinese students studying u. k u n. of our cities right now. paying $1700000000.00 pounds a year and tuition. it's probably the largest source of foreign revenue and your universe days. so they're extraordinary interconnectivity between china and all the european countries. very, there is the indic electricity in china, just replaced, as you say, germany as britain's big, simple market. but you know about the sanctions. what does a businessman think? watching this program, knowing the 3rd party sanctions of china now saying they're going to retaliate against us. trump era sanctions that have been continued through to biden. what is the business one supposed to think, despite all the big figures of huge india connectivity about the future is this is, this

u. s. itself would pass the human rights standard to keep setting for others? i think the u. s. is not setting great sample. look at their human rights violations in their own country. i have lived in the state for about 10 years. i have seen a lot of discrimination i was even discriminated against while i was a student in the states and the u. s. right now is choosing china of genocide. i was genius. i do have you ever since you knew size of the population, which is still growing rapidly, the western.

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for example, right before the panoramic, i was in the u. k rating. go on, i had 2 of my children with me and my sons and we were playing these go office. do you know, this is what was south resting on that it was and i can't speaking the cities i cannot be to london and other cities which actually have probably more farm workers . but at that juncture, the south, licking them, which is a long way away from the pool up not what were the beaches from southwest and poland in 2 weeks going to numerous restaurants and numerous places. we were not served by one english person, not one. so this is an american dominant thing in the u. k. it happens across the world. but i will say this when you mentioned that you're making waters, you know, in d. c before tax season in business and i would invariably off the phone. they had an accident and so many of the tactical private from kenya go and they were so happy with america that was so shocking to work. and they loved more than all other countries don't have the problem. they chamberlain, who was to walk, and i t

what happens with our congress, if they try to unwind u b. i and all this free money that americans are getting the, you know, if you're staying at home, they're something like $18000000.00 people still unemployed and they're collecting $300.00 and hands on employment benefits. there are now massive shortages of labor across the united states. like, how do they unwind that free money? what they're already reward and warning and say, here's where reasons why i think we're going to have a deflationary problems. you 1022. and i think to help, let's just say j printed in 2020 to 2021. they printed the fed, printed 3 and a half $1000000.00 tells the extension balance sheet the following year, which is this year we have. we're going to include increased value by $1400000.00. if we don't start to bounce sheet the next year, we're going to do something in the hundreds of 1000000000 as the same thing with the helicopter money. you know, people are no longer getting $100.00 checks in the mail. 21 states has ended enhanced. you should be $600.00 to $300.0

b, u. i. secretary of state back the idea to ro, meeting of members of the global coalition to defeat the group. nicholas hark reports. at a conference in rome, members of the global coalition against isis worn. the fight is not over. africa is the new battle ground, or proposed to do group or the level that he got to allow for. i propose the creation of a working group to identify and hope the terrorist threat of islamic state in the african continent. we welcome some african countries that are not members of the coalition, such as became fossa, ghana, and mos in baker. invited as observers, the all group is gaining ground in this a hell and it moves him beaks, northern province of cupboard, hillagada, nearly a 1000000 people have been displaced in 3000 killed. as a result of the fighting that began in 2017, between an isolate 58 and mozambique security forces. last week, the 16 member southern african development community announced the deployment of troops to support mozambie military and

give that the best shot we can. nevertheless, narrow stands by her decision to vote to leave the e u. i still think, even though we're out of the club, we still work closely with our european neighbors and i think that's really, really important. we always work together. i can't see why that has to stop just because we're out. i really, you know, the whole low needs to work together, whether you're in or you're out and that's how i feel. but one in, for small british businesses has stopped exporting to the you, the extra costs that have been immense for industry wholesalers and consumers. and they'll remain a challenge going forward. me ah, listen carefully. don't know how to listen to the go. the field, the magic, the discover the world around you. subscribe to the w documentary on youtube. the ah cruise . this is the news, live from berlin and a 3rd cove at 19 wave across the africa. corona virus cases, our store and again, across the continent and vaccine campaigns cannot keep up math fatigue is making it more difficult for authorities to tackle the numbers. also coming up the un cal

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u. i think that could happen if that were to occur gentlemen, we're going to go to a short break, and after that sure break, we'll continue our discussion on the biden summit, stay with our team. the the, the global geopolitical game has its called sometimes rest upon the foundation and us dollars and primacy. us dollar a world reserve current. now you've got a major in russia outside of the dollar. they give them away to maneuver in a way that no other country can, but all other countries will end the late in the end of the ability to maneuver outside the dollar. it's an incredible freedom that they now have no extreme to being completed, bypassing ukraine, delivering energy directly from russia to germany, is just the 1st of many, many, many, when who know, you know, borders and the blind number please emerge . we don't have authority. we go to the back seen the whole world needs to take action and be ready. not a joke. people judgment. 2 come crisis we can do better, we should be better

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u. s. itself would pass the human rights standard to keep setting for others. i think the u. s. is not setting greek sample. look at their human rights violations in though in their own country. i have lived in the state for about 10 years. i have seen a lot of discrimination i was even discriminated against while i was a student in the states and the u. s. right now is choosing china of genocide. i was generous. i do have you ever since you knew size of the population, which is still growing rapidly, the rest and be that did not emphasize enough to to publish. i've seen john, people actually rolling rapidly. how can we feed genocide also seen john is having one of the strongest growth in g d. p. many acres are doubling their income every 5 years or so. why as the rest not reporting the good sides, the benefits that we good i'll be seeing in china. benjamin chow, professor up the shanghai international banking and financed institute. thank you very much for your time today. thank you. ok, just to finish up this hour, there's been abroad in the bolivian parliament's fists were fly

i think that was a sea change. that was the beginning really of the end of the u. s. empire, maybe the middle of the maybe the end of the end of the u. s. empire. when that happens, you know, a, glenn, it's very interesting. people have asked me often about the the anchorage fiasco again, self and do self inflicted. what if they tried to do it during the summer here? and i would just turn around and say, doing a saw a freedom of speech. i would have what's going on with julian, it's like, oh, and you have all of these hundreds of people and consolidate the confinement for loitering. january 6 and you know, so a lot of them don't have lawyers. they're not given access to evidence and being compiled against them. and you talk about the rule of law. i mean this daniels point to be you can lecture other countries on these issues anymore because it's hypocrisy and puts at the end of the day. that's not what this is about as opposed to how to states and the international order is supposed to function. it's not about a trial and in a 3rd country here, i mean they would ge

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u. i think that could happen if that were to occur. gentlemen, we're going to go to a short break, and after that your break, we'll continue our discussion on the biden summit. stay with our team the ah ah the ah me rather driven by a rumor shaped by those in me dares thing. we dare to ask me. oh, welcome back across stock where all things are considered. i'm peter labelle, to remind you we're discussing the potent biden summit. ah, ah. okay, let's go back to daniel daniel, what are the motifs that we've seen since and of the cold war? but particularly since the forest regime change of the democratically elected government and ukraine in february, 2014 is that you see this motif with politicians and the media is that, you know, they have to find a way to give a, put in a way out you know, get it, you know, get him on an off ramp. so from this bad malign behavior, but it doesn't work, it has, it hasn't had any impact to quote unquote, changing behavior, which is such a condescending way of

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if i, if i may. u. k prime minister voice johnson. i was going a couple of questions there at the g 7. some, it's now we have team coverage of the g 7 summit close in statements. i'm joined here in the studio by did of use chief international editor richard walker from the summit venue in cornwall, england via w correspondent, alexandra one knob and alexander. let me stop if you, what you may call prime minister johnson's take on the summit. while of course, his message was very optimistic, but that's what was expected. he was the host of the summit, very interested in this summit, being a huge success. and we really have to say that what was excellent at this meeting, he and cornwall was the atmosphere among the g 7 leaders. and this is of course, due to the arrival of the new you as president joe biden medical told us that she was very happy to welcome him to europe. and she was very happy to hear that the you ask is back that you ask is again, committed to working together friendship, my president in manuel, my call also praise joe

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