u. k. with the just allegation made by dais like division at this meeting. such falls an on the phone, the claims thoughts married to dispose of them president as a responsible member of the united nation, the stomach people because you don't, is committed to the per person implants, people's insurance in the 12th of the united nation, the offensive on small and it's commitment to the maintains of international peace and security. they stomachs, you part because you don't need space is consistent position that it does not seek escalation or one in division. one wandering about any further than you to be for a location by the easily division. they stomachs, people because eat on the films. it's on the way, watering determination to defense is people national security. i mean to this sovereignty and to totally unintentionally against any to that or to add stuff aggravation and to respond to any such to that or activation, resist split and in a cool down sweet international low, based on the to pop

u. k. with the in the case case, there are laws that allow us to design a way that the us citizens to show you a muscle, a show, you know, the politicians who they really went for. and we both know thanks to loki, setting it all up there as well. the u. k. specific these aided and abetted and these will crimes and you as an individual or business funding, those will crimes and funding what kinds of legal and tax is not exempt on the table. another campaign results to march is based on 2 u. k statute laws the i c, c at which make it a criminal offense, but in the case any passenger engaging war crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide, condo, ancillary to those crimes and the terrorism act, the 2000 does not exclude taxation in the criminalization of funding of those master trust me now there is one going spot and you do still pay your taxes. you actually just withhold your taxes. thanks for clarifying it says so april 15th is the global strike for palestine when acts of is across the well accor

u. k. with in the case case, there are laws that allow us to design a way to see us. this isn't to show you a muscle, a show, you know, the politicians who they really went for. and we both know thanks to loki, setting it all up there as well as the u. k. specific. these aided and abetted and these will crimes and you as an individual or business funding, those will crimes and funding what kinds of the legal and tax is not exempt on the table. and the campaign was known as to march is based on 2 u. k. statute laws the i, c, c, at which make it a criminal offense. but in the case of any passenger engaging war crimes, finds against humanity, genocide, condo, ancillary to those crimes and a terrorism that the 2000 does not exclude taxation in the criminalization of funding of those master trust me. now there is one on spot and you do still pay your taxes. you actually just withhold your taxes. thanks for clarifying it says so april 15th is the global strike for palestine. when activists across the world, a calling on people to make themselves had on april 15th and people

u. k. with quick to impose fresh economic sanctions on iran and it's weapons manufacturers. washington says wrong must be held accountable and prevented from acting again. the country has been on the west and sanctions so yes, but the government says they've had little impact on oil exports. we've moved to 90 percent of its crude, shipped to china. still runs economy is suffering from weak growth. in february inflation hit 40 percent prices. it's tom food items such as meat had almost tripled compared with the same month last year. there's been a rise in prices, especially dairy products, sections have impacts when a country is isolated, pressure and people get smooth on a specific cloth. if the society feels it more than others, 100 percent, if pensions, the escalated prices will rise, move and move the price of beans. she can meet all the fluids. it's increased by dumble for the sections. and escalations one has a talk to people to livelihoods, people who are worried about it as tensions link come around to calling to meet with style and the consequences of a full scale wa

u. k with joy that awaits winning the election and driving the hard establishment of the battle because it's something completely thinkable. and there we see also a breach in the, in different your parliament's members in different european countries. when there is a change, say the shift of the tradition, not only because the new people are all set because people have you. but they did just, i just had enough of a, the usual peaceful dominate the establishment. and the concrete in order to be your and so we don't need to have always the same people. these are the, the conservative or the neighbor policy, the right thing or the left wing, the social there's all the green at the end of the day that to be more, the fascist and the right, clean the walkways. so there is a need for change. and this new just change is not going to happen very fast and very quickly because any change and each time it's exactly like the what a jimmy today, we stayed up the americans as well as the gemini. however, most countries around the world agreed that the strip stuff, because of the way the americans are

u. k. with your data weights winning the election and driving the hard establishment of the battle because it's something completely thinkable. and there we see also a breach in the as in different your parliament's members in different european countries. when there is a change days to ship of the tradition, not only because the new people are all fed because people have got and they did just didn't have enough of the, the usual of these who dominate the establishment and the concrete in order to be your and so we don't need to have always the same people either that the conservative or the neighbor policy, they rock lean or the left wing, the social there's all the green at the end of the day time to be more fascist and the right we walk these so there is a need for change and this need to change is not very happy, very fast and very quickly because any change and each time it's exactly like the what a gym is today. we stood up the americans as well as germany. however, most countries around t

u. k, with quick to support eas, roland coal, for more sanctions against the ride. however, easels is going to start, like washington says, you know all the ones is the escalation a. but at a fundamental level, there is a bond between the united states and the people of israel, and that bond rest on our shared security. and one of the things that we will continue to be committed to is the defense of that security. and the willing to risk the original thoughts of the war for this. i think you've heard me say here a number of times that we are working to pursue de escalation. and that has been the focus of our diplomacy since october 7th, not just over the weekend, but since day one is trying to pursue the escalation and prevent the conflict from widening and spreading and expanding. so while jo biden's election cycle administration in washington, desperately tries to tell us the conflict in the middle east is in spreading the facts on the ground. tell us something completely different. the reality, 16 different countries in the region are now embroiled in the burgeon

u. k. with very little being made public about what was actually discussed is only adding fuel that obama is heavily involved, and not only domestic policy, but international as well. let's discuss this with our panel. steve malls, berg, political commentator, talk radio host, chris wagner, founder of rad referral network, and jessica k robinson. health professor, and do a thank you so much for joining us. jesse. i'm going to start with you in rock obama still the king of the democratic party a. well, we had award to make sure that we didn't have any changes in the country. so say no . i would say that he is still a very beloved, secure amongst democrats, and still very well respected the king king. okay, well they, they called trump the king of the republican party. so i was going to do a fair and balanced equal opportunity. but i'm gonna ask you, chris, do you agree with that? do you feel like that if you were to look at joe biden, who is a current sitting present versus brock obama, who's mor

u. k. with that knowledge to in mind, carriers on exporting arms to israel and is the risk of those hours will be used in the conduct of aggressive activities by his route. and the conduct of genocide is the risk that's important. and the risk must be factored into account, taking into account now at the office, those must cease. they have had under review the process of a supply of israel in the past weeks and months. i think this might be the additional stuff that's needed to get them to take a decision to stop sales guy. you watch or not underestimate the, the power of the lobby, if you like, that they are moved by the situation down. moved by the new considerations that will lawyers. i mean, as you said, the serious senior form a judge is involved in this case. and the inside is the they to a move by the, the power of the arguments which would be raised in the less a. requiring commodity with the taking the, the, the opposite of b. b. 's east. if the you guys to avoid capacity in, in genocid

u. s. may talk it china economically as it did with russia since the special military operation in ukraine. in february of last year. the u. s. the u. k. u, along with countries like australia, canada, japan of all, imposed over 16500 sanctions just on russia. now, is that the next opportunity for the americans to go after the chinese? i mean, if that doesn't work, they go back there. other technique which is steal, strangle, and sanction, and they will try to do everything they can to sanction china into. and i believe in like the of attempted unsuccessfully to do with russia, the americans, when they want to stir up trouble, they will. i mean, this is china's tie one here. they should just go back and look at the communicate many decades ago. they're agreements that they would not arm or even come near taiwan. and once again, there's during the problems, it's the playbook. we've seen this playbook time and time again. i think america at this time is running out of nations to actually evade is that, but it was a nuclear power plant. just come on to an increasing number of ukrainian loan strikes the mountain wave of season one of russ

locus, nothing has been decided to move this movement going forward with u. s. u k. 4 with australia, with such countries while you are in biological or multi rental frameworks, we will continue the corporation for the truck so that they will continue to be consider at the moment about the relationship potential pending locus. that's it. with regard to my discussions with a b, b then you know, promising to know as well as our relationship with this room. i have been very blunt, straightforward with the prime minister, as well as his work cabinet, as well as the can. and the fact of the matter is that the i b b and i have a long discussion and he agreed to do several things that related to number one, getting more agencies and both food and medicine and the guys and reducing significantly the time the civilian casualties in any action taken in the region, and thus far away that's tied to the hostages. there are a number of hostages that are being held by, by the, the last and as just yesterday, we're meeting with the vice president or a national security advisor befo

with russia as well. i mean, once again, here, you know, since the special military operation in ukraine, in february of last year, the u. s. the u. k. u, along with countries like australia, canada, japan of all impose over 16500 sanctions just on russia. now is that and the next, the opportunity for the americans to go after the chinese, i mean, if that doesn't work, they go back there other technique which is steal, strangle, and sanction. and they will try to do everything they can to sanction china into. and i believe you likely have attempted unsuccessfully to do with russia. the alex, the state department, has claims that your pay and security is our priority for washington, but to washington. but to what extent does us policy toward russia actually contribute to such security? once again, all diplomatic channels are closed. i mean there is no sharing of any information between these countries at all. i mean security, we hear security risks, whether it's a i t property, we hear it through, you know, terrorism. i mean this, if we're going to focus on russia for a 2nd here, this is a country that has been pretty much locked int

u. k. with that knowledge to in mind. carriers on exporting arms to israel and as a risk of those hours will be used in the conduct of aggressive activities by his route. and the conduct of genocide is the risk that's important. and the risk must be factored into account taking into account now. and it almost as much sees direct arm sales. however, to israel from the u. k, they're pretty small compared to the u. s. so if the u. k. were to take this decision to stop selling arms sales. do you think it would be anything more than symbolic? i do think it would be more than spike. he would be sending to message to other states as well. this is something that needs to be done and shouldn't be done if states region not to be talking present in the active genocide. i think it is going to be models of bike is going to be a very important leave for other states to take into account when pressing on the united states and months of this to change that policy. what is your understanding as a signatory to th

u. k. with nearly $19000000000.00, it also reports that germany has $17000000000.00 invested from $16000000000.00 in italy, almost $13000000000.00. well, for more on this francis coupler joins us now. she's in the economists and bank come and tell you that she joins us from approaches to in the united kingdom. thanks so much for being with us. first of all, those numbers i just read out how accurate do you think they are because they, as we said, have come from the r i state and use in russia. we don't have an independent verification of them. so unless of the banks i just choose this does not say holders assets and it tells us rockstead golf testing and then russia own it. we don't know how true that is. so i, i, i, i would be waiting for this little and accurate information. the confirmation is because because some of these figures assurance, i mean cyprus at $98000000000.00, the netherlands with $50000000000.00. i mean, even if it's half or, or a 3rd of that, that is still in a mighty amount

u. k. with that knowledge to in mind. carriers on exporting arms to israel and as a risk of those hours will be used in the conduct of aggressive activities by israel. and the contact of genocide is the risk that's important. and the risk must be factored into account, taking into account now and the august as must cease, they have had under review the process so of supplying of israel in the past weeks and months. i think this might be the additional stuff that's needed to get them to take a decision to stop sales guy. you watch or not underestimate the, the power of the lobby, if you like, that they are moved by the situation day. i'll move by the new considerations that will lawyers. i mean, as you said, the serious senior form a judge is involved in this case and sign is made to move by the, the power of the arguments which would be raised and the less a requiring commodity with the taking the, the ops as b, b, 's, east, if the you k is to avoid capacity in, inject a side the somalia, as gov

u. k. with what is the german authorities a regarding your treatment? no. no none. none whatsoever. uh, my local and be reached out to me through my lawyer, but that was the extensive. okay. now if you'd be unable to attend the conference, what would you have told the participants about the situation in gossip of what were, what we witnessed and what is continuing to this day is a genocide. these 14000 palestinian children were killed by these really armed that army was using weapons provided by germany and the united states and the united kingdom and norwood. but the companies that make these weapons are, as a, are owned by individuals and by institutions the own shares. and these companies have made money from the murder of my patients and countless other patients in the hosting and continue to make money from that slaughter. and so, you know, it's what is critical for us is not to view the ongoing genocide and because in an abstract form, we need to view this as an ongoing crime of murder. and that crime has a weapon. and that weapon was provided by someone and someone made money

u. k. with the just allegation made by the july division at this meeting, such falls on the phone, the claims don't married to dispose. what i'm president as a responsible member of the united nation, the stomach group up because you're on is committed to the per person implants imposing shrine in the 12th of the united nation. we are friends of on small and it's commitment to the maintainance of international peace and security. they stomachs, you part because you don't need space is consistent position that it does not seek escalation or water in the vision was wanting to about any further that needed to be put a location by the easily division. they stomachs, people, because eat on the films. it's on the way, watering determination to defense is people national security. i mean to this sovereignty on to totally on integrity against any to that or to add stuff aggravation. and to respond to any such to that or activation request split and in a cold down sweet, international low, based on the p

u. k, especially with david cameron, a trying to have kind of a joints type of activity in ukraine. you know, if been in an effort to provoke the u. s. to intervene. that's, that's, is that what? because they could, that could lead to a situation where the americans had no choice but to intervene. how you doing things like that? exactly what, you know, the biden actually wants this uh 61000000000 to go through it would, it would help him because as defeat approach as well a to pounds, you can then say it was the republicans fault that we lost another war. after i've got assigned to syria and it'd be, are of iraq and uh, yeah, i'm, and then who knows what i, where else? i think biden would like to have those 61000000000 a for you. okay. your 1st of all, just emotionally, because i think this conflict for biden is, is just a question of emotion. there is no nice thing, nothing. brushing all into that. the problem comes probably from other parts, including within the state department because they're, they're all different opinions about this. and apparently even, even we, we didn't to t

u. k. so yeah, what i wanted to pick up on that with you don't to tell it because i understand that kenya, news is many doctors and this is to the u. k. each. yea. and this is actually part of the government agreement. is it not? can you tell us about that? yeah, i think we have a domain to domain agreement with you. okay. with the little masters that i'd be living, i think for the last the last 2 or 3 years about about 30 percent of domestic police from the country. i've left 2 k and i think major leads because of the wages and we just and also the unemployment of the country. and as i said earlier before, 2016 and adults as well, good thing i know immediately gets employed. but now that little frustrations that are coming up with the government because of the if i chose to do much of that, i've brought you realize that you dental of this study delays tend to of to fight overboard and strikes or promotions. you have to keep them for people and following so many of the specialist doctors are actually leaving for you. okay. most of them do you okay. and to, to you is, but you can bring the,

human rights principles. supplements, comb with folks that international human rights and assign them related obligations . following legislation. we urge the u. k. government to take all necessary steps to ensure full compliance with u. case international legal obligations. other critics say the plan isn't just on lawful and humane, but wasteful and expensive to when government assessment says that removing an individual would cost $63000.00 pounds more than keeping them in the u. k. it's also unclear just how much of a deterrent effect the plan, whatever have despite all that, there have been calls within the european union to adopt a similar scheme. eager to cut down on migration other countries the, the plan as a possible model. rating president, t for humor easy is on a 3 day visit to pack and stay. and this is the 1st overseas trip by the rainy and presidents. it's his country launched a massive air strike against israel in retaliation for is really strikes in damascus. the visit is being seen as an effort by t ron to secure regional support. as he runs conflict with his real in the middle east. deep it is on young president. ibrahim is th

human rights principles. supplements, comb with folks are international human rights and assign them related obligations . following legislation. we urge the u. k. government to take all necessary steps to ensure full compliance with u. case international legal obligations. other critics say the plan isn't just on lawful and humane, but wasteful and expensive to when government assessment says that removing an individual would cost $63000.00 pounds more than keeping them in the u. k. it's also unclear just how much of a deterrent effect the plan, whatever have despite all that, there have been calls within the european union to adopt a similar scheme. eager to cut down on migration other countries the, the plan as a possible model. are you take our exponent? charlotte chelton pel has been following events for us in london and i asked a how realistic 5 minutes to refuse to next pledge is that the 1st flights the pushing microns to rewan the will leads intense 12 weeks? oh absolutely. he said nothing will stand in his way to get these slides off the ground. i think there is some skepticism also from the bridge public as well. they will know that

u. k. government to take all necessary steps to ensure full compliance with u. case international legal obligations. other critics say the plan isn't just on lawful and humane, but waste for an expensive to one government assessment says that removing an individual would cost $63000.00 pounds more than keeping them in the u. k. it's also unclear just how much of a deterrent effect the plan, whatever have despite all that there has been calls within the european union to adopt a similar scheme. eager to cut down on migration other countries the, the plan as a possible model. well, are you gay whore? he's going to be a good mind. she's following events for us in london. she joins me now from westminster, bigger to the prime minister and his government, they finally managed to get this legislation passed the lowest male on the books. so what happens next? so many question marks really still remains when it comes to this run the policy. they're all practical questions. so many asylum seekers are actually not in a detention centers. they are in hotels or private acco