u. k. just a few years ago, republicans used to talk about the benefits of capitalism. globalization in free trades changed that. yeah, absolutely. and the party has changed. and i think the orthodoxy in the republican party was always free trade. but i think what president trump has done rather well is explained that it's not free and fair trade. it's, it's in many cases managed by multilateral institutions. i think the president prefers bilateral trade deals for that reason. and so i think it was so in many ways a wake up call to republicans that things are really free and fair. you've got a $300000000.00 trade deficit with china. from us you have a $230000000000.00 trade deficit with the you. so some of those things are, are distortions in the global trading system. and then perhaps more importantly is, you know, looking at the rules, looking at the, the tariffs, you know, the germans are, or have a tariff on american cars. that's 4 times what the terraces on jeremy cars for example. but also

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u. k, probably just a kiss donna. okay. he's be, you know, he's been absolutely pro. busy for such a long time. now, what are the western press? spins it differently, but kissed alma we're saying, okay, we're going to send troops to ukraine. we're going to send troops to you crazy. oh, what a trump sites. oh, now we're going to send troops to be a piece, contingent, inter ukraine. we have the guy, it's flip flopping off to saying, we're going to support you credit for the next 100 years more weapons, more cash. wait, what? oh, now is peaceful. you know, i mean, he's kind of like blowing in the wind, that guy and you go to wonder why people in the u. k. tax paying citizen. and so tired of him, when you bought pension, it was worth freezing to death. and the windsor, could you sending money instead of the pension? is he sending it to ukraine? so you're, he's in a bad state, isn't that? and he's, he's actually personally benefited um, you know, with his ties the world economic forum. yep. and then you mentioned earlier, the oil companies, right? the 3 oil companies, b, p

u. k. u party. and it really is just the tip of the iceberg. a host of global need does have accused usa idea of really pushing for that. a doubtful. i mean, just to highlight reel by the rest of the 2020 mass protest sponsoring opposition groups incentives way not. it was actually kicks out of bolivia by ex president morales off the he on carpet. they have been funding set protest groups and some of the nations which just regions lots of lifting, but let's not forget, it was also in public stone and syria. and i'm actually when the agencies burying a torres had some of the powers, visited budapest, hungary, the suppose is your pin nation, which does not tow the line. we know one issues like the l g b t o ukraine port to just to erupt of saying o connor red produce an incoming last but not least, we have georgia, the american tax payers money cannot be used to organize a revolution in georgia. do you remember the canvas training when representatives of the cultural spear were trained to organize a revolution in georgia? us a id, money was used

u. k. a deal but just find the balance of the most serious a element of world policy, a nuclear disarmament of. apart from all of these transactional, bizarre will be a dangerous conflict. can we expect the most important element between food and and trump will be the resumption of some kind of uh, start treaty some kind of treaty to restore a nuclear arms reduction to make live safer. certainly should be. and if i did make that trip to moscow, sit down with the agent. by the way, i'd go back even waited zalinski and hope that when i flew back and came over to you, he would have been assassinated anyway, i would say to food and oh, by the way, we're through with this new and pretty much now we need to talk about not just a bottle at or treaty in this new girl arms smoothness, but a multi lateral treaty. you drag north korea and, and all drag israel in. we need all non nuclear weapons opening states to be in this multilateral treaty was your name that you and i are going to forge and take the credit for. oh yeah, we can run over to beijing and gives you using, paying a little bit of credit f

and certainly understandable of it, so it's not just of the u. k. um, what do you think of the mode at motivating the increased support for right wing and populace parties? we're seeing that in germany, france and austria for example. do you think that this is just a passing trend or do you think this is that something that we can expect to see across the entire west? the only thing was happening over the last 20 or so years is that the left wing ideologues have taken control of both sent to left. i'm sense of right paul to say there's no difference you presented with 2 parties that is supposed to be opposite to the, to each other. put them all pushing the work agenda, the political correct agenda, the l g b t agend. net 0, which actually is decimating a good reliable energy supplies and sources and in germany has as much of a problem as the u. k. in that they have winding down their carbon based energy infrastructure and trying to replace it with wind and solar. and it's not working, an energy prices are going up as well as mass immigration, which i

and just want to give an example to the viewers that look. this is nothing new. the u. k. government did something similar. and you know what happened that office when it was mobbed in 2 minutes till 4 and a fast, it just became a smaller l always full myself. on with this, the united king don's influence in the global stage completely diminished. yes, america fost is a good principal to get elected on, but america, floss dot is being projected now really will end up in diminishing the stock of the united states. and for most of those communities, therefore, it is going to be very, very difficult for the next couple weeks and months ahead. but they might find ways of adjusting, maintain training. it is going to be incredibly prudel, all right, on that point. so lie, is it easy for organizations like yours to find those alternative sources of funding outside of usaid organizations? yes. so we are exploring alternative funding sources, including private donors, faith based organizations. and. okay, so share other tools. okay. other countries like, you know, china, india, in

what about then the british, the british being closely involved in the proxy war, not just cuz u k b m, or as johnson has been in dubai, actually this week uh, famous discovering the piece of negotiation in that key, which would have argued be saved so many lives in effect, he helped gail an end. so many of those lives. does it have any wider repercussions if us a guess tom or of a britain does what? some of the sources are claiming that he would put british soldiers into the conflict, the tags that the boss of the pentagon jumps. most of the pentagon saying you can individually european countries put people in the just not 100 nato umbrella. any real repercussions of the mass slaughter of british soldiers in kiev for i live in bots of ukraine, presuming the russians is to go to the mall, or is that just a separate side side, but obviously terrible for the british of these remarks. they start from previous behavior by doors, drugs. they are bravado, they're empty. i'm serious. russians are laughing up to sleep with them is the whole, the ground force of britain is $50000.00 and the r

what about then, the british, the british being closely involved in the proxy war, not just cuz u k b m, or as johnson has been in dubai, actually this week. uh famously, scott, bring the piece of negotiation in to a key, which would have argued be saved, so many lives and effects. he help scale and, and so many of those lives. does it have any wider repercussions if fasick is tom or of a britain? does what some of the sources are claiming that he would put british soldiers into the conflict, the tags that the boss of the pentagon. trump suppose it depends. you can say you can individually european countries put people in the just the 100 and nato umbrella. any real repercussions of the mass slaughter of british soldiers in kiev, for iowa, in bots of ukraine, present me, the russians is to go to the mall, or is that just a separate side side, but obviously terrible for the british. these remarks by storm and from previous behavior by bars jones. they are bravado they're empty. i'm serious. russians are laughing officially, even though is the whole ground force of britain is $50000.00.

u. k. connect to the sort of bridge between the us and europe, which feels very much left us in the cold given the events of, of the past few days as well. and just hoping that the u. k. can use its unique position in order to be able to get the u. s. notes to lose any trust the tool or any face in, in ukraine, a tool and a not to come up with any kind of deal that would negatively impact the country. given the amount of investments that the western powers have put in there and putting it in security there as well. but with that in mind, suitcase told me it did say that so that there is facing that once in a generation moment. it's not just a question about the future of you. credit is an ex essential one for the europe entirely and that the u. k. what happens next must put ukraine in the strongest possible position now or prime minister kissed i'm a will be traveling to washington next week where he will be presenting a co ordinated european position to the west. and his point being that the u. k. being slightly removed away from the routes that the european union has had with trump of the tyrants, he'll be able to offer more conciliate, free, t

u. k. is one of those don't just the forces of ukraine often presents as military capabilities, as among the most capable in europe. this is the volume and that, that claim is questions. so the u. k has got to step up and presents something pretty substantial in terms of what will probably take shape as a multinational european lead stabilize ation. force. salma is set to auto stimuli to toronto, canada, and our officials are giving a press briefing on that and the a plane crash that delta airlines that crushed up to run. so pierced, move, listen to what they're saying, brought to pearson. the plane was caring for crew and 76 passengers. among them 22 canadians, all the other passengers as were multi national. airport emergency workers mounted a textbook response, reaching the site within minutes and quickly evacuating the passengers. we set up our emergency operation center with delta airlines stern representatives from fire police, paramedics security, at our federal agency partners. again, there were no fatalities. 17 injured passengers were quickly taken to the local area hospitals. at t

u. k. is one of those don't just the forces of ukraine often presents as much or capable of these as among the most capable in europe. this is the volume and the fact claim is questions. so the u. k is going to step up and presents something pretty substantial in terms of what will probably take shape as a multinational european lead stabilize ation force. stallman is set to travel to washington next week to present a co ordinated european position on the ukrainian p stokes. it will lead to provide assurances of europe's capability to deliver on those obligations and the trump era . europe may now be less of a concern for the us. requests for security remains a matter of importance for all who live that sonya by ego, i'll just sarah london. let's get the view for most guy with usually a ship of to the russian presidential spokesman has concerns that foreign minister leveled and russian presidential aid and foreign policy will shut cold, hiding to re add while they will hold amazing with american diplomats on tuesday, the tweaks will be devoted to restoring, being time range of russian ameri

important, the fact is that when this conference began just 2 months, and so it russian and ukrainian negotiators made a deal in as simple and it was the u. k. that actually sabotaged the forest johnson, who was the british prime minister at the time. just so happens to be in the care of that april. and it was after his visit that the deal fell through and everyone knows about it. these are facts, so that's what we're saying. that when comes to dave alignment, when it comes to that u. k, they do not have a quite as best interest at heart. and they're not looking for ukraine to come to an agreement. but also when you think about it, there is the key question, blood am i putting those when same time and time again, he is willing to negotiate at least 5 times in the last 6 months, including just last week. but the main issue is to see you negotiate with at this point, just keep you to go to most of us can, you can negotiate with anyone. but zalinski is illegitimate. he has no right to sign anything. but if he wants to take part in the negotiations, i will send people who will conduct these negotiations. the issue is the final signing of the do

important fact is that when this conference began just 2 months, and so it russian and ukrainian negotiators made a deal in as simple and it was the u. k. that actually sabotaged the forest johnson, who was the british prime minister at the time. it just so happens to be in the care of that april and it was after his visit that the deal fell through and everyone knows about it. these are facts. so that's what we're saying, that when comes to dave at lima, when it comes to that u. k, they do not have a quite as best interest at heart. and they're not looking for ukraine to come to an agreement. but also when you think about it, there is the key question, blood am i putting has been same time and time again. he is willing to negotiate at least 5 times in the last 6 months, including just last week. but the main issue is to see you negotiate with at this point, just keep you to go to most of us can, you can negotiate with anyone, but zalinski as the legitimate he has no right to sign anything this. but if he wants to take part in the negotiations, i will send people who will conduct these negotiations. the issue is the final signing of th

u k u genocide architect netanyahu is actually due back in court today for corruption, not genocide, just days after sitting beside trump in washington, when the us president proposed the ethnic cleansing of gaza. that's when they go back to violence. it continues in this region with is rails mass killing.

u, k. and usa. so it'd be as late as just recognizing the polish governments that flipped to london. the some of the many polls didn't want to be ruled by leaders that had left them to the messing of the nazis the that. but let's just say a more, less 30 percent gas company. me to the fact that and as being in freshman is my in that 1st my store knew we the blue ocean. sure, of course just 3 in the states that that's good so. so just to just give you my gratitude. yeah, i know from you, richard callaway is and, and this thing you're going to chase to find out in the january of 1947 elections because i checked the hands of the ex out po, this government in london empties penalties. suffer the crushing defeat, cleaning just $28.00 states once again, make a logic slip to england. the socialist communist block 1394 states. resulting in a communist dominated provisional published government. on the similar copy, i usually just go to find the bill of most of them using the google symbols such as to describe a device or some of any post here. so the service case of the company, plug and id.

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just look at these numbers. so even rumors that his popularity was one of the reasons that likes to removed him from the top military job and send him to the u. k. that's. and because it literally was open about the fact that the war has reached the stalemate, and the breakthrough was on the likely just like in the 1st world war, we have reached the level of technology that puts us into a stalemate. there will most likely be no deep and beautiful breakthrough showed the time is passed, people are tired regardless of their status, and this is understandable, but this is not a stalemate. i emphasize this once again. i says that it was and it was sent packing. there was another survey around this honda, the landscape presidency was expiring and it shows if elections were held, then zillow usually will get 41 percent of the votes and the 1st round and 67.5 percent in a runoff. and it's a similar picture now a year later with 72 percent of ukrainians, trusting him rather than their current leader who got 49 percent. it's the 3rd most popular politician. the new crane is another familiar face, former president petro power assigned co, the man who too

u k u genocide architect netanyahu is actually due back in court today for corruption, not genocide, just days after sitting beside trump in washington, when the us president proposed the ethnic cleansing of gaza. that's when they go back to violence. they've continues in this region with these rails mass killing and 11 in the westbank, lelona syria, now in the throes of partition between turkey, israel and l. keitel in groups. but while most of the world sees israel's actions for what they are, it's not so in the countries arming is ro decreases eyes. israel and nato countries, as seen as anti semitic. even if you are jewish and jews around the world have been at the forefront of opposition to the genocide, being jewish off to the destruction of gaza, a reckoning is a new volume from professor peter by not editor at large of jewish car. and so you joins me now from new york professor by not. thank you so much for coming on. you say in the new book, it's about the story jews tell themselves to block out the screens. were in the week of a jewish holiday to be sure that if i pronounced that