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u. s. department of state than to its own people. what can the people give them? nothing while the us can insure a comfortable existence until the next elections, the majority was stable. incomes and peace, the state development, once confrontation. fortunately though with the up with the law school that i see you are the or the more expensive and i'm here to plan with you. whatever you do. do not watch my new show seriously. why watch something that's so different opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome, but please do have the state department to see i a weapons makers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. i changed and whatever you do, don't want my show stay main street because i'm probably going to make you comfortable. my show is called stretching time. but again, it's not. we don't want to watch it because it might just change the way inside the more than 2 dozen temperature of palestinian babies, or i thought you waited to egypt from jones's el cheapo hospital after it's seizure bias really forces a world health

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u. s. department of state than to its own people. what can the people give them? nothing while the us can ensure a comfortable existence until the next elections, the majority wants the stable incomes and piece the state development, once confrontation. fortunately though, with the law school that i see the summer such as that, i'm here to plan with you. whatever you do. do not watch my new show seriously. why watch something that's so different whitelisted opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please or do have the state department to see i a weapons bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. change and whatever you do. don't want marshall state main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called stretching time, but again, it's not. we don't want to watch it because it might just change the way inside the ok, welcome back. this is all t international, the going to take you to an emergency. it breaks that meeting now to listen and to walk the south africa and their presence to a

puzzling to know that you were having to take on the power and the authority of not only the state of indiana, but also the u. s. department of justice and the attorneys general of all these other states. but a major american law firm decided to help you and that may be what pushed you over the top. tell us about that as well. you know, i, i don't think i was that surprised that um the state of indiana was supporting of health and hospital corporation in marin county. what was surprising was that the binded administration through us under the bus. when i came to the nursing home question, i was shocked by that very disappointed because you know, the, by the administration claims that they care about the elderly nursing home patients and, you know, they want to improve conditions. but that was not demonstrated at all in this lawsuit. they actually wanted to deprive nursing home patients of their rights. and . and uh that was, that was shocking. um, now on the other hand, with the all the attorneys general that came in, you know, all of them were very, very ultra conservative. hm. um, you know, right wing, um, you know, repu

u. s should immediately support international goals for a ceasefire and gaza, citing is really military tactics and the treatment of palestinians. lawrence wilkerson is a former state department chief of staff and the full b. u. s. army colonel. and he says, the bite administration isn't being strong enough with its middle east. foreign policy in the search channel is something set up some years ago and the state department in order to allow foreign service officers and civil service officers to, to voice their disagreements with us. policy or their disagreements about things happening within the department. it goes straight to the secretary, whatever cable they sent in whatever message they sent in. and he is supposed to respond to it. it has had some high points in his had some low points. sometimes it works in other words, and sometimes it doesn't, but it, it is a good mechanism to keep the pressure cook or that the state department often is from exploding in the secretary space. you may recall, we just had a foreign service officer, josh paul resigned in protest over us policy recently. israel. so i wouldn't be surprised. there aren't some others. in fact, i know there ar

of that language coming from the us administration. in fact, asked about this, the state department said that the u. s. has not made a determination whether this is really air strikes, violated international law and when pressed by reporters. why this discussion isn't even occurring, given the context of when russia did this in ukraine, the, the us very quickly came out to condemn those actions attacking civilians as war crimes. the state department, sort of dodge the question so that they couldn't discuss internal deliberations. so certainly there is still a strong us backing, at least publicly for israel, and it has a taishan among administration officials to condemn any sort of as really actions publicly. further evidence of that we saw the vice president today, ignoring shouted questions about that is really a attack on the refugee camp. she was asked about this as she was visiting london and she ignore those questions as well. meanwhile, there is also increasing pressure in congress, even among democrats themselves, asking the by ministration at least pointed questions, as they're being asked to d

u. s. justice department. but, there's a very serious constitutional argument that a state cannot jail the president of united states or launch a criminal conviction. it can delay trials and defer them until after he leaves office, but to allow one state to do that is to undo the nations political will. so if he's not brought to trial and convicted by the time of inauguration day, it very well may be that he will escape from justice if not for the next four years, perhaps even more than that. so it is a really problematic timetable and i'm very worried about it. >> gwen keyes, is a timetable we just heard mostly because this is a r. i. c. o. case? because when you look at those trial timetables of large r. i. c. o. cases in georgia, it does take up this kind of time, including extraordinary months of time just on jury selection. >> well, usually rico cases are complex and they do take several months. i think the big question in this matter is when will that r. i. c. o. case start? and i think because there are so many other criminal matters and civil matters that involve several different defendants, what the

u. s. changes fundamentally, it's position and listen to its own, the staff and the state department that are in the lead documents out of strongly recommending that the us of the vision was for an immediate seas volume odor until we see this changing the water that the u. s. legitimacy of the war we continue and they will be in positions will not change. and then we're going to find the subs back into the regional or abraham france. great to hear your thoughts again. thanks for joining. thank you. well meanwhile, the us secretary of state on things lincoln has arrived in japan for g 7 foreign ministers meeting with the warren jobs that is expected to dominate discussions. on monday he wrapped up his license diplomatic tool of them, at least with a visit to care that he spoke at length to the country's foreign minister. not many differences still remain between these 2 nationwide eyes, brussels that has worn out from the tuckers capital and from the us tickets row seat anthony being conducted on could after midnight to be greeted by cities deputy mayor. this was not the usual diplomatic, political, and perhaps well desig

two members of the state department faced similar possibility? >> again, sam, as i said, we have, the u. s. government has a rigorous process in place for evaluating whether something constitutes genocide. and we have not made that assessment. >> given the amount of support that the united states is giving israel, both militarily, financially, and throughout all of this, even diplomatically, does the united states bear any legal responsibility internationally for what is happening inside of gaza right now, from an international, legal perspective? >> well that is a very important question. because the genocide convention has a point. state parties, including israel and the u. s. . have the duty to prevent genocide. and the center for prevention is very low. -- in a place called bosnia versus -- ? serbia said state obligation to prevent before genocide starts. as soon as they know, they should know that there is a. risk of genocide, they should prevent. the prevention, depending on what the states are doing -- if the u. s. is providing weapons to israel, usually gaza, that is a problem for

u. s. policy on that is really air strikes on the refugee camp and gaza. the state department of the us notably says that the us has not made a determination on whether that air strikes amounts to a war crime. in fact, that the conversation hasn't even started. that is very different, particularly when you compare it to how quickly the u. s. came to condemn russia when russia targeted civilians and ukraine, a very different scenario there and apparently different standards as well. i do. does the motive turn that we've had from vitamin today? does that perhaps reflect how much pressure he's under not only from international partners and other countries, but also from public sentiment and in the us as we see the death toll continue to now? yeah, it's interesting because among the greater american public poles in recent days show that's still oh, that's the simplest the for is realise along the american public outweighs sympathy for palestinians and gaza at $5.00 to $1.00. so among the great american public, a still seems to be squarely on israel's side. however, you do look at the

u. s. military funding, but who exactly are the so called a lions for securing democracy? the ac is an advocacy group, chaired and run by former senior us intelligence and state department of specials will previously read a social media censorship projects pushing to shut down the towns accused of being russian bots yet political had no problems, citing them as a legitimate source but their actual research failed to provide any examples of misinformation, only non nato approved opinions, they se also put this out. all the en espanol correspondent feel rather, isabel was even move it to real like cooling israel and its support as genocide will sewing capacity and posting videos that she plane show these raise. you are in a thing on palestinian cope's is i've never been a corresponded for our 2 spanish, which kind of shows you the quality of their own research. and the video was not proven to be fake either. but most vitally, my opinions are my own, not reflective of r, t or russia. in fact, moscow has been clear and calling for an end to the violence, the establishment of a palestinian state, and example maddox solution to secure a lasting peace. russia has both jewish and

state department of the assistant secretary. and then we have among the board members, someone like page, alexander, a former assistant administrator, usaid, which we know is a u. s. government organization, which is working about allocating american money abroad. so these are the people behind the foundation and what do they want? they want to ensure that there is democracy in russia and they are fighting to support the liberal opposition in the roster. and how did they do it? apparently, according to this report, it's by funding of funding these polls. but as we know of or this has never done directly ever so because they have fund directly, they do it for another and g o in miscellaneous, and solicit when he is actually contracting these people, pay them the money, making lease contracts with them. and then after the day the ends across from i'm so corruption foundation is running the show, telling them what to do. now again, when it comes to the free of also foundation, of course, they claim that these are all exaggerations. but in their statement saying that these are exaggerations, you sort of like me that they're behind it. let's see for this whole in 2022