u. k. with nodule. fire, or just big cultivating ties with trump for many years. his heart, right, which form you k policy is foss gaining popularity. this at the expense of the defeated consumer reports and a labor of prime minister res polarizing nissan. quest for rights may not be unified in europe, but for now, trump can see many more allies who followed his tactics, divide, put her eyes and think the line light. andrew simmons, i'm sure 0 for, for doing by pizza cards. globus you are joining us from peril. the research lab and extremism and democracy from american university is good to have you with us today and down the line. matthew chronic is vice president of the atlanta council, also associate professor at georgetown university and the department of government and school of foreign service master. thank you also for being with us and i want to go to you 1st when the pop. ringback list right wing leaders around the world. look at donald trump and i mean from it can be the former brazilian present. enjoy your both scenario. it can be the current argentinia

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u. k with nuclear weapons. although god forbid it should come to that state of affairs. faults has denounced trumps remarks as a form of imperialism. what, what do you make of that assessment? it's a very fact statement and honestly i think it's fairly accurate the way that donald trump has been talking about the territories surrounding us. uh yeah, canada and close to the us in greenland is rather reminiscent of the way russian leaders and the rest of the propagandists of talked about you crying and talked about the own they were growing. and again, this would be a truly sad departure for the united states. what trump to enact that, because it does rather look like a form of mike makes right of antique democratic, imperial thinking is made very clear that we don't know what donald trump will do. however, what would you say europe in countries needs to do, how do they need to adapt in order to maintain a working alliance with the us, with this kind of rhetoric in the background as well. interestingly, the chall

yeah, check this out for sure. arthur fights with star and lance. las vegas. welcome to the u. k. let's do this. well, oh no. no it's, it's a what is this, this is william, this is a so it's like in the middle a moment. yeah. one of it was just like this age of camelot sub job. so something out of the year. right? sadie ager? crazy start tying these things around and pull that right there. just trying to join teddy's front of the code. so you know, you don't go around to english country side without the sword. huh. and the shield . oh yeah, yeah. yeah. yeah. good al, care style of your top mind, but don't get any better on the streets. so that's what i'll either they're, they're having sword fights in the cafes and in the shops. there's running bottles out in the street. so it is becoming a very evil society again, and that's it. they're not, there's no mounted elements of this. there's no cover element. if you need a bit of calvary braveheart. oh you, of course there is they even have just riding bike, somebody else thing. come on, this is great. let's have a bit of just a new ca

a sole leaving the l u k, with all its problems on it's uh, golf shape. politicians like bold jo, a, we're going to go to ukraine. of course it is the must go mules. it's an important place to us and we am i gonna have a look at how and you know the leads in ukraine. see the poor member of the vastly majority of the dad in ukraine, a 1000000 people. can you believe that no more a 1000000 people that but the vast majority of come from very under privilege, parts of the country and driving the bushes, shift off to die in the east for who for the likes of the bible. we're talking about in a 2nd look very interesting video of how well known personality in ukraine explained to the people that basically you poor mother need to die for people like me on the video or out of through them. i mean, do they? yeah, she might so where you want to do the diplomats or just to tell them on the, to the, to me a little bit. and then we'll get up into the lift coefficient. the side is that the style have been your show up. my question, which was that the sped cannot say, well my name is the value that t

u. k. and then there's titles in the u. k as well with an increase in crime is adding to the housing crisis. there's millions of pounds being spent on these people who have come into the u. k. and this is all a result of the was which should be waged over the last 20 years. i mean, absolutely, i agree with you and it's, it's also the insane to me that the west one perhaps for the european situation is the water, libya because i get that see actually all that he's, he's obviously not popular with the powers that be in the west he was very good because he held back the tight of migrants he wants to come from africa since he's gone. and that was, you know, 12 years ago now there's been a lot of migrant started through libya and then that obviously was added to with the was in syria and on the rock. and now you've got new migrant boots starting to take place from lebanon. and if we get to will with the on i said i, i think that's to be the worst possible thing that anyone in the west could try to do. but if there is some kind of a ministry of

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u. k. as the home office refuses to come out with more data on the issue. now, elaine moscow published materials on ads on how to british media feel to cover these cases. he also went on to post of footage, showcasing reported cases of rape where fathers were trying to save their daughters . and instead they're the ones to have been arrested. i mean, the issue seems to have frustrated musk so much, especially with the u. k. officials, as we seem through, he's both. so he decided to launch a full on ax, essentially asking whether the united states should liberate the people of british britain from their government as he kept on calling far at the resignation of britain's prime minister. i mean, it wasn't mosque is a well known business man. a billionaire and now he's soon to be a government official as he will coal lead and usually create a department of government efficiency in the trump administration. so he seems to be quite excited about his upcoming role in the government. and well, here he is already a tally and the other nations how to govern themselv

both suspected of people smuggling and implement travel bonds against the the proposed measures with main u. k. based individuals and financial institutions would be bought by law from dealing with those sanctions. critics say though the measures are not enough to stop the small boat crossings stop it has a bullish the controversial ramp. the scheme established by the previous conservative government, which planned to deport migrants arriving in the u. k. illegally to rewind to be the walsh is a senior research at the migration observatory at the university of oxford lecture and migration studies. he joins us now from august with godaddy with this pizza. so how big of a problem is the issue of people smuggling in the u. k. and what impact the migrants have on the produce economy? um, it is a big problem. it certainly attracts an out sized proportion of attention, mostly negative attention. you mentioned that last the, some 36000 people arrived in small boats without to rise ation across the english channel. now, almost one of those, if not one of them so far as we are, we have the gen is facil

both suspected of people smuggling and implement travel bonds against the the proposed measures with main u. k. based individuals and financial institutions would be bought by law from dealing with those functions. critics say though the measures are not enough to stop the small boat crossings. style that has a bullish, the controversial when the scheme established by the previous conservative government, which planned to deport migrants arriving in the, in the country for at least 12 months. so that's wasting for at least 12 months for a decision on that asylum claim and waiting for that paid through no fault of that . right. and that's quite a lot shared with people. but that's a fairly restrictive policy. in other countries like suite and australia kind of allow asylum seekers to work straight away germany, it's up to 3 months. so it's quite a tough policy. and we have seen in recent months and years pressure on the government from refugee charities most recently from the head of the migration advisory committee, that's the independent body that advises the government on this migration poli

u. k. pumping ukraine with weapons about endless nato drills in the black sea, violating russian borders about western military aircraft, getting dangerously close to civil plains in russian air space. that's exactly why one of the special military operations objectives is the demilitarization of ukraine to ensure our security. while international security consultant rasmussen has told us that the us is constantly feeding the narratives about ukraine's the general public is on the way of the reality of the situation along. of course with the west swollen that you know, the narrative is a era ukraine being invaded and, and full scale invasion, which we know it's not a full scale invasion. so by uh, by rough uh, you know, the big uh, the big barrel next door in and we will talk about the piece agreement that very close to being finalized and how the us and the ukraine intervene to prevent that. we don't talk about the mist agreements and that the intention was never to resolve those issues. uh, that was supposed to and germany and france were supposed to give guarantees to that. and of cou

u. k. pumping ukraine with weapons about endless nato drills in the black sea, violating russian borders about western military aircraft, getting dangerously close to civil plains and russian air space. that's exactly why one of the special military operations objectives is the de militarization of ukraine to ensure our security missed the blink. it is, of course, i saw his teeth from the stuff to the n. c as the u. s. problems. ukraine full of guns. well, they actually want to see valve us is peace. i work very hard and the lead up to the war including, you know, meetings with my russian counterpart, surrogate alive, roth in geneva, a couple of months before the war. trying to find a way to see if we could prevent it, trying to test the proposition, whether this was really about russia's concerns for it. security concern somehow about ukraine and the threat that posed or nato and the threat that it posed. and we were intentionally engaged diplomatically with russia, was a co with incidents. i was also that in geneva, full that need to this is the villa where joe budman without the may a

u. k. u s to i'm genocide here in this region will be back on monday again with the most expensive files go publish and that's how you'd be. the more analysis on the future of the usa, on the world of to the historic election wind of the 47th you as president donald j . trump until then even touch why the social media is not sensitive in your country . and i do i channel going on around tv, on ramble dot com to let you know that besides off going undergrad, see monday, the the, as the year ends being coming, trump administration continues to believe it can end. the conflict in ukraine from pin is people are beginning to understand ending this conflict is more difficult in starting a war. the problem is moscow cube and washington wants different outcomes. the february 2022 ukraine. the game. the world's number one. new story for ukraine. new craner, craner, craner, craner, ukraine, ukraine, ukraine, ukraine, do. crane, which is a down to discussion. russian troops invaded ukraine on a one perspective ukraine suffering from russian regression to be happening down in the eastern part of ukrain

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meetings because he's come from a meeting he hosted in room with his other foreign ministers of the so called quint, the full big colors in europe, the u. k. from germany and italy, along with entity blinking, the us secretary of state idol said the you, as you say, trying to align the positions. so the, they, the western countries have become a position then to try and negotiate with the ser, inside a judge. what name bridge does this we have when it comes to syria as well? i think there are 2 things here. one, they all right, presenting that grouping. i think the bringing the, the conclusions of that meeting in rome and they'll be trying to push for democracy, push of the new administration to speed up the process of democracy. the new ministration is a baby. it's going to take 4 years before they can have elections. of this country, but of course it's these here not just representing all the nations is representing itself. it is like syria, a fellow mediterranean nation. they'll be looking a potential trade going forward with the new syria. but i suspect this is a little bit complicated. the tide in foreign minister given it to these p

with nations. and despite to the kind of the moment but will be about 70 percent of the it's probably important for the u. k. so have a, as i will try you do with the united states. i bought down all sorts of problems as like, um, uh there has to be a grievance on the chico asylum just i see as i use it in a but shouldn't be an issue. uh, because it said that someone from is not happy with that. i'm for that by so that was there was no loss of purchased people happy with it either have use or tools of the island to some cells with a very light child by not having a site and they're writing fee shit. i'm making checks off the on site, so there's a loss of dissatisfaction where for a number of the policies of have a truck, life, the adjustment on one of those is thickness, side dry climate change. right? so right. so it's very simple. let's don't want trumpets pulled out. so hold on. no, sir, i'd be very pious agreement, but she's also cool balance of the world, helpful size ration, which itself is very significant. and it should be that these, these, the sessions will come up like to evaluate, shouldn't you

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i'll ship on the tools with the former u. k. permit us to tony blair about the future of syria and the vision of the new administration. well, shavani, so syria wants to become a country of peace and development sanctions or a big hurdle. a big challenge. uh, depending on this uh 50. this is the economic sanctions. uh no. we inherited a lot of problems on from the gym, but also being headed to the sanctions. and we should get him over to and lift it uh from the uh, should the soon because uh no, uh, that it wasn't the bus, the boots for the students, different moments, i guess the student people. so if you have a development division, you mean it was put in order to help the certain people that struggle against the previous regime. but now it's a, it's a general day on. yes, it's like, uh its uh, removing the equipment function is the is the key for them to central pot sofa the confidence, significant side for disruptive smoke. i like the across sweden, southern areas of norway, the next where the system started to push its way

with no end in sight? since the government took office, the u. k. has continued to step up support an international leadership on ukraine, including a commitment to provide $3000000000.00 pounds of military support to ukraine every year for as long as it takes. but let's all get around to the polls for those pennies for what's your dog's note point 88 percent of what keeps being given to date, but please, let's stop this hierarchy of conflicts. money, of course is already one aspect of all this just as an experiment. i googled law me on through dawn. i thought the 7 pages of results. i googled lot me on the do you all see 2 pages or then google's allow me and you crate? 28 pages, but please let that be no hierarchy. oh i had it right. all animals are equal, but some animals a more equal than up. it's the same. it seems with most pride back. so i thought the story, the is what the government has all the prison authorities to suspend the plan release of products in business today. and so quote, further notice a $110.00 passed in business, including 30

and i actually, the more he me, the most all told initial, with this customer meeting and yells are between the hands of the us as of the u. s . k. in february 1945 as a result of the us as a almost aligned with the cost the soviet union. we came to the ends of west of ukraine and western bella roost east 20 and the sides because there's but then you don't do much. 2000, this is medium of a solution. i'm going to need to get a minute and he is up and running his voice. our goal is to push, i do to option make to decode, you get my name patrol more sort of promotional clustering, air pressure, the bowl, but it was custom task. find out a little more to ship a city where you and the boyfriend a history because the history, the the when i say this is, i mean the math, the world bank, the federal reserve, the dollar itself, the swift payment system. all this has become a set of the geo political instruments that the west uses routinely and aggressively to intimidate a restrict you know, dominate other countries. the let me look at the doors and know greetings come with the police a lot on anybody that i see 100 more or less because

actually it the morning me the most all told initially with discussing the meeting and he also between the hands of the us as of the us and the u. k. in february 1945 as a result of the us as i'm almost aligned with because the soviet union, we came to the ends of west of ukraine and western bella roost at 1920 and the sides because there's but then you don't do much to businesses medium, all of us pushing, i'm going to need to get a minute is up and running his voice. our goal is to push that they go to option to make, to decode you get my name, patrol more as or to finish them up. frustrating air pressure. the bowl, but i will schedule a task, find out a little more to ship a city where you and the boyfriend a history began. the history, the the least of come to the russian states. never as one of the most sense community best . most all sense of the, in the 6595 and speed. what else holes question about this? even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin, the machine, the state on the russians per day and split the ortiz full neck, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube tv services. what question d

inside sort of the hello and welcome to that program on the wrong con. iran says it will hold tools with the u. k. jim and even from geneva next week to discuss its nuclear program and international dale 10 years ago, limits hanging around nuclear capability and exchange for reduced sanctions with scrapped by donald trump. he returns as us president this month, but well, strongly hostile to iran. he said then must be another deal is ready to tax the weakening of key allies and the collapse of the aside raising have shaken to iran in the past. yeah. so what is each side looking for and could a wrong because you a more hard line stones or is a deal really possible? well, hey, from august surely. first, this report from victoria gates and b, as it's been nearly a decade since world power assigned to land. well, you'd see a do with a rand under the 7 nation, a quote to rand agreed to scale back its nuclear program. at western nations agreed to list financial trade and oil functions that is isolated and crippled around the corner. me. but donald trump pull the united states out of that agreement in 20